The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21


wstsots performance OF the philo.ophio Dane was a
most finished Pieoc Of sctiny he has evidently studied
the character most deeply, SID 10 is tho one Of all
shssspesres which iuires the profound study
an order 70 rep~sent It with any degree Of success and
u enc moreover In which the performer scaresly
p'sy cur OF the beaten track " we're which It has
become the custom 10 take In IL. MIR. wall.ck with.
our exactly following any particular standard gives
pointsfcr nce tn. tremuons snd subiu.d voI,e
ne Assumes In utferipg the exclamation "Anses and
ministers 81 grace" &c wo thought scarcely i'm
provsmsns but his ssiiloQuies perfect specimen
OF elocution Mr.. W. hss perfect command over his
voice and one great excellence In him he rants
Indeed, he on all occasions follows out tho sdmirs bio
sdvcs which, Hamlet he gives to the players MIRA
Wsiisck o. Queen Gertrude. played With much dig
nty nor must We forget Gilbsrts polonus-he played
the Old chamberlain well Mr. q In always letter per
feet in his parts and plays everything with equal
and attention Mcfarland a. LAertes also appeared to
much advantage, aud Mrs Herbert ~ opheia enacted
Der part very pretty The drama Of Dsnounc-
er" concluded the entertainments To night We to
Mrs. WslIsrk Playing Bertrsm and Imogene. and OIL
bert tho Prior The farce of"My Amt" will next be
played, Mir Lester playing Dick Dsshsll, part no
"Denouucer" will conclude the entertainments.
BRoApwAr rnEArar The drama Of Rory O'Mors"
wss repeated last evening at this theatre before
respectable audience Previous to the commencement
Of the piece Of tho before the curtain
ssd offered apology for Mir Hudson stating that in
consequence Of cold, he unable to sing tho songs
great disappointment to many, who Gas heard them
say admired his singing than his Of
snrtsiped and si,hSp@s' y. tsiot IN some scenes.
Rory was little TOO tame yet his acting throughout
was good and was received with ch-s-. Shan Dhu by
Dyott was in keeping with his high character
tor OF great merit and Do Welskin by Chapman,
- s every character he undertakes ably performed.
Mrs Knight Miss Kate Horn and Mrs. Loder filled
their respective parts With considerable ability The
emusemsuts closed with the Of the Irish Post"
ID which Mir Hudson appeared az Terence O'Grady,
a. he hsy nta nall vA6 ia
evening he appears In the ues comic drama, called
"The knight Of Arva" In which he will sing new
eors expressly composed for him - he will also appear
In the "Irsb Lion" and sing his popular Irish Medley.
Nrpro's GARpEH-Ths fashionable place of amuse.
msnt in Broadway was again oiled. last evening by
On immense crowd, and tho spectators spout thes
evening In laughing, sppiauding and enjoying them
felves In great style The exercises the tight rope
with NJ Leon Jsvslli, the psntomms Of tho " Four
Lovers, and the drama OF Jocko" the programme
presented 10 the public and every part Of the perform
snce rendered with gres. ensembie by the Ravss
Who have known very we'll for the last ten years how
several overiurss. which delivered usual with
accuracy and great harmony. This evening tho pro-
Brgspd or the Midnight Assault" tho whole to oon-
cude With the sDtomime Of the Skaters Of tho Will
pa" MN. Brilliant Henry Wells, and NJ. Lehman,
viii dance pes de os assisted BY the corps de ballet
BrsToS's THrATaE.-Lsst evening had another
crowded house, aud it 10 wonder II we glance over
the numerous and attractive entertainments which
yesterday bill Of fare presented The excellent drama
O. "remptstion" was again repeated which slthought
bas been frequently exhibited the public is always
Witnessed with new ssfscton and extraordinary
cess Mr Lynne who acted tho part Of old clerk In
GRANTEES once rave true picture Of tho rapid
cefsion OF extreme joy and crushing despair; while
Burton "a sterling New York gave faithful
approximation ct the troubles di,quietuds aud re-
morse which invariably attend the consciousness OF
pos,e'sos sn"tssrs property Mrs hushs' a. Mrs.
house sustained her part 10 considerable advantages
snd for Mr. erougham, VINO personated O'Bryan.
em,grant just landed must sas his execution was
ju.t perfection The piece called the "Mother's
Beqntst" shich performed for the FIRST time last
night Was received with all the marks of uuivers.l
fs'i-fsetion The new farce, entitled TITS only my
Aunt" concluded tn. entertainments. This evening,
'T'mptsiion" and tho "Toodes," and several other
pieces will hs performed
NArIosAL TnrArRR Irish farce and pantomImic act
irg the staple attractions now st thi. house and
last evening the iaugbsble piece Of His Last Legs"
~n played with much success, MIR. Redmond Ryan
ensoting the part of tho genius O'casgban ad-
pirsby MIR Ryan has become great fAvorite at tho
National bis acisg IL excellent, as IL also his singing
and dancing The comic drama OF Philip Quart Vas
played next, and in It MIR w Wood and his son wiz
liam much applauded. The amusing spectacle Of
the Bottle imp concluded the entertainments To.
night We are 20 have grand spectacle brought out In
nost splendid styls IL is the famous piece OF the
Flying Dutchnan,r which has been got up with new
scenery, etc In the most hspdsome style Mr. w.
Wood viii take the pert OF vsndsrdecken part which
his peculiar talents enable him t. all admirably
Quar- w OF w A IN. ssi w,sS sS s n w
sure the house will be we'll filled number Of
pieces are In Rehearsal and viii Be produced in speedy
tuceesriop.
MrrcurIL's OLYMPIC THrArss.-" Fra Diavoon was
again performed last night before very large au-
dience and received with the usual enthusiasm lsugh-
ter and pleasure. MIR Bishop sang swsetiy the mso-
dies Of Aubcrs opera, and was rewarded with much
applause. The serepAda Of Young Agnes" which he
rang was rendered in good style also the martial
al Alv ana ia ~ AIt.sA .r.
es,ntpa. IT'S Tomorrow" met with great success
and VAS loudly sppland.d The other characters of
The opna ~.re rendered With great ens.st,ie Miss
Csrlin- dsnced b.twe.p the acts Pas S.ul and the
Whole concluded with tho satricel burlvsque ~rittsn
BY seot Britannia and Hbernis or Victoria
IN ireland in which the author the ncipAl
character that of Sir Patrick ORSlcsh the Left re-
nsnt of Ireland, and sisted by Mi.s Taylor Mrs
ton''er Nicfinson, and other male members 81 the
fouye. THIS evening the bill will he performed
and no doubt, 1t viii bring another crowded house.
rHHisrr's M,NnEELs, these COOL sutumnal evenings,
nenis psas ~ With that upvsrying success which
si~sIs chsrsctsrizss their doiDgs. they study tbs
public tat. most sccprssiy sad at II to hair sao.
Gees ATTEND th'ss rsoy minstrels Their oil to nishs
includes the fan Gus voyage Musical "
T.rsSAoE The excellent and vsried programme
fer the at this temple Of harmony
the eorcord 81 --e-t sounds." are glad OF this,
hseanss gratifying proof that the rar. combius
ton ~ vocal and u-trumentsl ta-nt which " here
tered for the somrprs th. soul eevstng science
nosie " AZ length beginning &c be appreciated IN.
vt1 fsffui performances 81 ths GeTmapts Hand And
the eiftrd pisiin family wsre executed IN . manner
that prcducss EXTRA rdnary er, ct which showed
not ony an intimate scqusnt sncs Nth but perfect
ps'tery over the peculiar capabilities u each isstru
Rspt No,eh and Arnold we're In ane voice; aud
though Vita MULLER and the fair Borgh-se did No, sp
pssr could not but admit that ample value
given 10 the audience Mr. Hoffman, perfcrrsnc. ON
The piano most exquisite hs touch is chsste aud
biilispi: and the variations from Srursmide
executed With f.citous rse'e,.y Niles N OConnor
ssrr th- Fuigtants Car. ss With tast. snd feeling
though she psed not have altered The text n the last
verse
toIIISs. iNrsu CoaEDIAs. The PhisGN,hia
Daits Nv, srd syst Of ne Ttne, Newspapers spes~
h'shly ~ the rec drama called O'Grady, the Irish
Ousrdsmsnn written by the su nor Of Monte christie
The T'm,s rays his collins ~ new songs are rms
ana csnpot fail 70 be very popular This N.us adds
collins was never more popular than ro-s never In
better toce; aud his engagement T. progtns highly
tuccsssful
TsE Hsso- FlSdI. This family are doing we'll In
their engagement AZ the Pittsburgh theatre The
fOuses fall and fasbiopsble. and their merit as
sctoFt - considorshle celebrity. duly appreciated
The Freneh opera troupe closed their engagement at
the nUsf0Y theatre the 10th inst The occasion