The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-16

NiBIo's THrArRE. The Napoleon Of theatrical ma
nagement. William Nblo 10 now rosping thu hsrveet
Of his industry aud 10 the completion Of
the beautiful theatrical temple which nov stands in
Broadway. and which Is nightly crowdsd by the old pa
irons OF the Garden. The entertainments last night
commenced with the overture To La Sirene" which
was executed with great musical ability Next followed
the musical burletta, entitled the "Beuah Spa" Mrs.
G Howard as Caroline Grantey also the Minstrel and
lastly as Mrs Cooper she ably filled the three chsrac
The two Bboys. Hector and Magnus personated by
Messrs C Burke and John Seton drew down repeated
cheers. The other characters well performed by
the excellent stick company attached to this theatre
After the burl-tta bod worth
military band played several national airs, while the
audience enjoyed half an hours promenade and re-
treatment The amusements finished with the lsugha-
bic piece of the Young Widow" which represent.
ed with great artistic ability by Mrs T.. Howard Mrs
Watts Mr. c. Burke, and MIR. Dawson This evening
the unrivaed Ravel Family and Leon Javeli will exe-
cute their elegant achievements the tight rope aud
will also appear In the grand ballet pautomime Of
"Uriee. lie Diahle Amoureux which has bee pro-
duced under the direction Of the ballet master Mons
Paul Brilant and received with strong of ap-
probation.
BnoApwAY TH.ATRr.-It Is said that variety Is
charming and certainly we never experienced tho
truth OF the adage more completely than last
evening, as between the melodious warbngs of Te-
desco the exquisite musical taste and great vocal
ability of Signori Corei Vita and Noveiii and the
light amusing aud graceful movements of the Mou-
paisir troupe in the ballet dirertsement, the au-
time they were melted with the sweet, melodous in
donations If voices which added rare natural gifts
seem to have undergone all the drilling and high cu
tivaon necessary to the full development of the
gan Of voice. In fine, Ernani'' throughout every
scene. was sustained with admirable ability, as was
also ths ballet dre'senef by the Monpsisir troupe
There will be no performance this evening. and on
Friday night Ernanin viii sgain be repeated with
ton Of Ernsnin all the admirers Of vocal escsa"ce
sbould not lose the opportunity of hearing verdis
beautiful composition executed by artists Of the first
range in their profession.
BuRToN's TuEArRE-Miss f. WaIlack's benefit was
well attended last evening and Romeo and Juliet"
passed OF With tolsrsble success. We cannot say
md f afnrp .ala
Miss Wa!lack looked well as Romeo and gave tbs Ian
guags Of the author With much precision and jadg-
giving bis patrons a variety Of fine comedies. So
to night however, entire change 10 the performance
VIII take place and three most ausbabs fAross win DO
and the Ways Of windsor 1" in the latter piece
Brongham and w B Chapman will appear IS Loonsy
MsFwolter and Caleb Quotem and In the other farces
the casts will also include these gentlemen snd the
most prominent mepbers Of the company Tomorrow
count With the public, Mrs A. Knight taking her
original part Of Edith which she played ss
for more than sixty consecutive nights.
NArioNAL THEATRE--In conseq uence OF the indispo.
eition Of MT. Dawes. the piece OF the Midnight
Watch" which to have been play last evening,
substituted for it MIR Jordan and Mr. Johnston play.
Ing Impulse aud Cabbage This very lsughabls farce
was received with much merriment BY the audience.
Jim Crow Rice and the Serenadsrs In various Ethio-
plan entertainments, made up the Of the bill The
excellent style in which all the entertainments got
up at this house Is always to attract full audit
snces, but to- night the occasion Of Mr. Johnston
benefit, extra fine bill will be given new farce,
called Whistle for your Pay" written expressly for
MIR J. by gentleman Of this city will be pro iuced
besides which to have +. d Rice, as Jim Crow
Whites ssrensders, Redmond Ryan In an Irish farce
and the farce Of Buesh Spa with Nessrs Conover and
Raymond as the two B'hoys NJ. Wiethof aud Miss
Gertrude Dawes will also dance during the evening.
CHRIsrr's MISsRELs-These minstrels have created
perfect revolution In Ethiopian Singing so. Instead
OF low unmeaning performance as II was originally,
In their hands IL becomes most interesting aud ec-
CANT entertainment such one as will delight the mot
fsstidjous They all perfect musciau both vocal
aad instrumental and their concerts well worth
hearing.
CAsrLE 0Appgr.--Ths evening the promenade con-
cert and summer ball will come OF usual. great
variety Of beautiful melodies appear in the programme
which will be- executed by Msdams Lovsrney, Miss c.
Bftrt and Mis- j. Barron. Mr.. Grosvenor and Mr..
Hamilton will also assist In glees &c, aud Herr
Stoepc whose wonderful performances the xilocor-
deon has been so much admired, will preside at the
plano During the week selections will be made
the operas of the 4" Mountain Sylph,n " La Sonuam-
bula, "" The Enchsntress the Bohemian Girl and
Norma" Besides, the visiters enjoy number of
beautiful cosmorsmc views, which brilliantly iu-
minated
Miss Julia Dean Is rusticating near Cincinnati.