The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08

BowsRv THEArRE To night, the drama by the
celebrated Mark Lemon will be produced this houses
1t 10 entitled Hearts are TIumps," and. We under
stand, has been most sucoessful In London whore II
Is now being performed before crowded houses rhs
etory, of which have a sketch, Is ono which,
when well acted. "a t no doubt will be by the Bowery
company, cannot fail To be- Interestiug Messrs
Gilbert Lester Mcksrlsud Jordan, Winans Mrs oil.
bert, Miss W~myss and Mrs Herbert, viii TAX. the
prominent parts Miss Wemyss' part IL ono in whicn
she will appear to much advantage we sure. rns
spnpdid spectacle OF WARWICK will conclude tho
entertainments with suoh BILL IL Ia pretty certain
the house wnl bs filled this evening with large aud
brilliant audience.
BKoApwAr THEATRE This evening. our old fsvsrite,
Miss Charlotte Cushmss makes her first appearance
her native country, since her return from Europe,
where she has had brilliant and successful 40
Iies Of engagements ter years past Miss Cush-
man possessed all the requisites OF ascop plshsd
actress when We saw her lsst, and tho London aud
Dublin papers unanimous In proneu uci az her
worthy the mantle OF a Siddons or o. Mel Mr. Coul
dock new candidat. for American approval. makes
his first bow. as the" Stranger" Miss @. Cushmans
Mrs Haller will be well supported ny powerful caste
Mr. Dyott appearing Is Baron Sts,Dfort: MIR. Blake,
for this occasion. only will take the part OF Soom m
and Mr.. Chapman will be the Peter The entertain
mtnts will conclude with the farce Of Sudden
Thoughts
N'plO's THEArak-rhe Rsvel family stu oon.inue,
by their elegant performances, to a:traot crowded
houses. The smus~ments this evening, commence
with overture by the orchestra will be folio
by the most graceful and daring on the
tight rope. by the Rsvels and the Leon
Jsvelli This will be succeeded by a grand mas Ne
ros by Mons Brillspt. MI. Lehman and Nile Ce-
leste The next piece will be the "tasn Brgsnd. or
the Midnight Assault" and ths enter ain will
conclude with the comic pautomms OF "Jocko." In
which J. Msrzetn will represent the ape This Is an
attractive BILL and no doubt, will he the of COL
i.cupg together TINS evening. large ssssmblsgs OF
those who delight In light and elegant usements
Burrows THEArRE.-A new and original drama
called the "Demop Jester. the Dutohmau's Dream
will be produced at this theatre to night Ia which
Messrs. Brougbam. Lynne, Clarke. HOLMAN, aud Mis-
Chapman will appear The performances will com
Burton persouatiug the part of Guy Goodluck which
has been played by him for upwards OF three hundred
nights The amusensnts will close with the popular
drama OF The Toodes,n In which all the priusp pal
mbers Of the excellent stock pany attached to
tbir justly favorits resort. will appear Scarcely
week passes without the Of somethn Of
novel character this theatre and hence tn, great
success Of Burton's theatre
3 national THKArRK-Ths manager Of this house is
the aort to every novelty in the theatrical
world it makes its appearance and
the performances will commence with the last new
piece, entitled Hearts are Trumps,n which will be
played with excellent cast of characters. The no y
burlesque of the Female Forty rhisves will be
PLAYED; has been written expressly for this house,
The drama Of the Cherokee Chief will conclude tho
entertainments; in II Mr. w. Wood aud his highly
ire keeps well up In favor with the public and viii
continue 90 to do under the present able
MrrcHELL's THE.rRx.-The attendance ut this neat
little theatre has been SUCH during the last week. to
repay the manager for his efforts cater we'll for his
patrons The brst piece TO- night will be the farce
Of Separate Maintenance" This will be followed by
Pas Seu by Mis- Carins, and then nj opora
OF FRA Diavoo" will be acted With strong cast Of
characters The part of Fra Disvolo by Mr.. Bishop,
Lord Alessh by Mr. Wslcot and Zerlins by Miss Mary
Taylor, who Is general fsvorte The singing slone
. large audience The whole will conclude With Wal
COTE tstirics burlesqus OF britannia and Hbernia
or Queen VictoriR In Ireland -
CbRIsrv MIssrRgLs programmes OF these
philosophers for their concerts during the comic
week have been ell arranged In the mort piqusut style
and contain all the gems Of their perfor Tnsr
various buri. sques dances sc the am ng
things Of the kind have seen. We need not
Go9sss s room y sro1fIs si sy lifted up
shment In Aston Place, will afford a source
ncnt Of the Napoleon Of equestrian managers General
Rufus Welch, the public may rest assured their plea
sure and comfort will be consulted Ia every particular
States.
tnrsrsr As.rMnLr Rooss-siacalli.ter, the great
necromancer aud magician. will give his Svtrees Ma
giques every evening during the week.
Philadelphia.
Notwiihs landing the indifference that has been
show In Paris ct the theatres to politics Of late there
has been the greatest desire to esnce the feeling
against The dominant church party AZ the theatre Of
the Ambgu Comique they are performing Q play
founded upon Eugene Sues Wandering Jsw,n Ia
which there were rome violent denuncixtions against
received we're Of the oud-st and most vehement cha
The piece had been performed for many nights
without the illusions having been noticed.
1bo Grand Opera At Parts, has again been opened,
and have performed the opera Of Lucie de Lammer-
Moor 'Guiaums Tell Robert 10 DiAble;" and
La Faveriten together with the ballet OF lie Ola sle
Qustre" tor the resppesrsnce Of Carlotts Gris the
tai, bt.d danNun.
Mms Castesn ~ss expected to return to Paris, sfer
the fsstivai Of Birmingham.
Mssso and Bordss have both returned TO Paris from
London the latter IL Is said will be engaged at this
The French Opera, estabiisbed at ths Thestrs
Beaumarcbair, closed ON the 10Th ultmo. This
was EASILY 70 be foresetn The undertaking vas badly
conceived, and situsted In locality when offered
chance Of success.
The Conser,store Of Music, Of Paris made request,
which was granted by the Minister Of the interior to
obtain peImssisn for of its professors to travel
evsry Year In the provinces, In order to obtain good
voices for the Opera.
new vaudeville has been performed In Paris called
lie teDere de 10 Psis in which VI Emile de jrsrdu
IL csricatured. M Gslsrdst the expgblisb.r OF the
t.pt.d, with buttoned ooet, an eye glsss always in
hand. and Nspolronisn lock Of hair the head The
actor Who psys that part looks the real mani aud
mock NJ. Gsisrdet claims peace by all cans o. we'll
o. the disarmment Of all nations.
RrcOvrrr or a Losr CsLD.-Thrse years ego, John
Burt Of this city lost his son, James d., aged four
y,srs The only Information he could obtain u the
child was that ~he he, In ompany With one Of his
comp spiops vas looking through the sncIosur. go
man addr.se.d him and invited him 10 psny
into the circus. Since that time Mr. Burs mas used
hsd always believed him TO have been carried Oh By
zone connected with the circus, and expected
frd him. Some or later, In some circus company.
With this opinion he has made several Journeys DIFF
fereDt parts 81 the country but always Without
HE attention was called to paragraph in Syracuse
paper relative TO little boy found BY Justice House
OF that city covered with mud and blood
TO shelter himself from the rain In dry goods box
Th. boy gave his name James Burt ana appeared 20
be six years Of age This eorrespondsd With
the name and age Of Mr.. q lost child but ne had
been 50 often deceived that he teesrsphed TO the JUS
tice, making certain inquiries The reply vas not
tfactory the boy nstsd that he bad from Fog
land three years previously But fuller dsscrp too,
In answer to letter particularly the statemes that
the boy had dark drosn MARA under his left
fully confirmed Mr. g hopes that he vent to syrs-
cuse lsst Saturday night On Sunday morning. he
proceeded to the Orphan Asylum, where the boy
had b-en placed and, without having any de-
,cription 81 the little feev, instantly picked him
out from company Of hfty, all dressed sliss. rhe
bistory Of the abduction IL substantially - fol-
love, ~ gathered from the boy himself He vas spoken
20 BY vomss, the circus, ss Mr. bef-rs under
stood Thu somsn to.k the child to house In the
city. which he does not rscoll.ct Soon after DARK
they vent board Of the cars; and after about en-
hour the boy thought they got out Of the