The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01

NiBLo's GAADEN-The second night OF this fashion
able place Of amusement, under the able management
Of the celebrated Niblo though not favored with e
weather, well attended. Tho theatre seemed 10
m as bright, elegant, and a. wel ARRANGED o. IL
wss IN It's former place when located in broadway;
but we remarked also, The addition of many improve
mehts, winch VIII render Tor long time this theatre
one Of the most comfortable and best ed in
our city The situation Of the building, between
bioadway ana crosby street allows all the windows
10 De opened, anu consequently the draught Is aud
will ever be- az line and certain If the theatre WAS
built in open air on the breezy hills OF New Jersey or
ON Goyernor's Island 1he question IL decided in
favor OF Nblo's Garden It viii nightly alled
with galaxy Of pretty ladies' OF lovely young misses
and tar hionable young men The refresnmen t sal
though not YET achieved is of the largest upper
rooms in our city and will present beautiful coup
d cal next winter when it will DO thro sn opea to the
numerous people who will frequent the balls which
Will take place in the salon de dense built in the
cond story Let now, Mr. Niblo terminate his i'm.
mense building as he intends to do it, edge Of
Broadway, aud the block which is situated on the
cent ground will be one OF the most admirable
nents OF New Cork The eptertainm ent given last
night by the Rave family consisted of tho celebrated
exercises st' Ia corde rGide, by NJ FRANCOIS Ravel,
e Petti amour, and M Leon Javeili AMI succeeded
by the "M8gto trumpet" and the " Milliners. the
Hungarian Rendezvous in which the characters
also represented by the Raves. The whole excited
as usual, much laughter. The performance of this
evening will be the occasion the debut OF the yaude
vile company, and the two plays of John Dobbsu aud
Jenny Lindn will be- presented by Mesd.mes Howard
Watts aud Roberts aud Messrs Seton Andrew burke,
Dawson McDouai, aud others. No doubt the garden
VIII DO attended by all the lovers OF theatrical perfoo
ton.
Burrows Tns.rRE.-Tho coincidence MANI was
the fret piece here last evening" and the
intangible, imperceptiblo manner in which he baui-
boozled the natives caused vast dea, of fun Bus
ton as the ndefai gable MIR. Collywob though no has
but little to do in this farce be makes upn so comic
ally for the part looks solemn anu urges his hearers
to the whole buc with such that the
audience were kept in a of laughter the whole
time. Mr.. Brougham, As the really witted sharper
Mr. Brass plays tho part in that stvle wbich
Ia 80 lie la .tffa
In such short time, aud got up such short
notice, is one Of the funniest things of the sea-
son. After dance from Miss Richardson, tho
laughable farce Of Taken In and Done For, was
played. MIR. Holland, the respectable middle
aged gentleman, who meets with such remarkable
adventures in his new lodging house, amused tue
audience nightly John Dobbs concluded the enter
tainments. Tonight Mr. c. w. Clarke will take his
benefit, and presents an excellent bill A number Of
his professional friends have volunteered for the
sion and among the pieces to be played is the fAvore
drama Of Tho Devil in Paris with Miss Mary Taylor
IN her orS nal part Of tue sterous stranger AMI
ns1sM agnetism'' and = John Dobbs will form the rest
Of the bill We are sure Mr.. Clarkes friends viii not
omit patroniziug him to night
national TnrArnr 1t is always peculiarly graft
flying to US, to record, through the medium OF our
columns, the commission Of good deeds and the dis
play Of the finer and nobler emotions of tho heart
The appeal of the bereaved and suffering is always r
resstibe and for the most part successful But cir
cumssnces render such appeal particularly urgent,
and the present Is one Of these The perform
snces last evening were for the benefit of the widow
and orphans OF the late Mr. vache and all who took an
interest in the important matter as well as the per-
formers, did themselves the Highest honor HOMAGE.
willing and deferental, was paid to the .touehing
claims Of the orphans and to the sgoniz ng
the broken hearted, and distressed widow The loss
they have sustained fully felt. aud their right
the active sympathy of the benevolent &C
LEGGED. Well may the desolste rect of the departed
Gk hat L. equal ~ sgrros but in her b tier
anguish OF mind. che has the consolation of vi ug
that she has not been deserted ia the hour Of her trial
and affection Her friends have nobly come for IVA
her FAD has been espoused all that Is pure. and
exalted In our common nature have been honored her
Regard and tse Oyesst aspirations of humanity have
net with response commensurate. with the necessity
which had called them forth There was a powerful
combination Of talent and each centlrmnn kuowioe
that he was tho widows friend aud the orphans i'd
vocate, did his part with more than usual ability
CHRnIy's MIssrRxLs.-The revival Of the Voyage
Musicale has been great treat TO the patrons u
Chiistys concerts, rs each evening 1t is given with
hrstfate programme, composed of all their IA
vorte songs. No fail to be- pleased with the
entire entertainment. To night thoy give something
extra fine
CasrIE OaRpEr.-This delightful place OF amuse-
neut Is nightly patrsnized with much Iiberaity aud
which there performed. withstanding the fine
songs rendered by Aesdsmes Lovcrnay aud lliert
hr. Leach the extraordinary effects Of that cursss
inAtrumep tho NylocordeOn, which Is OF the
curious musical inventions ever created; the famous
band Of hir O. Loder, performs the most excelent
oveftuTes, polkae and wsltzes and receives la ex-
change noisy reward u applause We need not re-
peat that this place has unusual attraction by the
sight IL the bay which IL enjoyed from the
the invg,rating air Of the and escape the mAg
nsnt influence which prevails anong u.s.
CHINESE As.rMnLr ROoNs.-ws do not hesitate to
forete great success to the given the
concert room Of NJ Artaut the proprietor OF the La
yette bazaar who had the excellent idea Of engaging
the Gungl Band and the French opera singers,
reputation L. ALREADY well established among us De.
sides these entertainments, which ought to DO patron
Ecd by every person II bon ton, tho manager
dates the public In large hall, where permanent
dfaugbt of air renders the place cool aud dlghfu
ycia boudoir aud pariorB ready To receive parties
who wish To pnrtake of tome rereshments, which, by
the bye. are Of very superior quality The progrssms
offered last night To the public listed Of the
Berton, 81 Berton, and N. Corradi, sang with great
ers,Able. Nine. Berton won many plaudts. as well as
her husband and NJ. Corradi sang with dscacy aud
feeling being DESTROYS To prove To that advice
had been appreciated. We are glad 20 that this
baritone pos-esses an admirable voice, nm exquisite
method and that u future OF success IL before him
The audience refined deli GIFTED after having heard ths
warriors trio. Gaore Tsrans, which made great
effect. This eyeting the baud of Observation-Disclosures Of
cuugI will perform several pieces % music and tho
three French actors will sing the Matre de Chapele
aud een,ets pairio'qas. Such programme will
SURE good house.
sort Of riot took place In the theatre Of Taiisco
short time age Ibc Governor Of the State had pro-
hibItcd the representation Of piece entitled Carlos
81 H,clissdo (the EnchsutedJ. rhs people eros isd
the theatre In large numbers aud insisted the piece
being performed. Tho government became intifnds-
tea aud withdrcw its prohibition aud the play went "a
amidst the greatest confusion Ih piece IL
immoral and irreligious
PoRstG, TgEArRIcAIs.
Charles Whitn.y's lectures aud impersonations Of
American orators indian sschemr aud hoosiers in the
New world attract great cro~ds at the Rot unJa
Rooms Dublin lie Las one % the strongest and most
musical vsicer ever heard His manner Of delivering
bis own s.btnents T. chsste, Pile aud
very Io~erul lie would make one Oi the nnest TRACE
dams ever heard.
Folls SereDaders are In Dublin, but AFRO not doing
much. The people have got tired Of this sort u
amusement.
Nine Grsi, Mile Hayes, Mile do Merle NM Marie
and lsmburn are all engaged for the ensuing season,
at St Pet.n buTgh.
Nine. fer-isni II Il said IL about 60 accept an en-
esgtment for Havana. whittier Msrini aud Sslvi
also proceed IL ~ probable these artists will make
professional In the nited states previous to their
tuip TO Europe