The New York herald., 1849-03-15

BowERv THE.TRK K-Ws glsd Co sea fall
heuse here Isat evening" the oocas IA Of b.ss
ut Of the family OF the sts NJ Scott, a. ~,rshier
nsn than the dscess-d trod the boards Of aay
ssss, and 1t must have bssn gestify'ng hi, family
to have such rally Of his friends. rhs p.rIoem
anc~s consisted Of the opsretts OF the " Ns.i,a.i
t,uH d. woicb played in most ~xseil-nt styi-.
This pi. 10 = YER, fsvorte the Bo~ery nd
glad that 1t Is tn bs rspsSt-d this svsuiux
Aft.r tie Cd. r.. Nixuors CioccA aud Se.or N.ri A.
pear, dsac-d the Polka Ns.io IN Que styt-
There s...ss are Al~ays hishy .pp.aard nd der,
formed women OF the day, Sod her dan a'w4yA
ehsr.cr-Irz.d by great grsos and elegance. S'xnor
Nsri Ia hss siss y ospitsl dancer. We hops that 10
shsp -rg hsv- the ples-urs OF seeing this couple par
form ,hr Bowery. The new draua Of Exsls Eve"
p,.c. and the fs.rs Of It su even
the fer f,usd ones 10 Potnsm. viii b played sg ain
this evening.
BsoADwAr THEArRE Last evening was smphsti
csly and ubquestiensby the evening Of the season t
wss not sresm. NOR . river Q lake, but iowa.
right avalanche Of human bsngs that rushed ia hsrs
with hretis,ibls force Long before the curtain roe
there not standing room, and tho hsat vas 80 In
tense, even at this .esson that were almost in
ss,s of fssen. We should not be surprised to bear
every Vh0 present 10 iabOurtnx under >iu
In ride In oonssqusnoe OF the Ats sf laughter into
which tL~y thrown from the oomms aosmsnt {,
the Termination OF the play. MIR Colius and Mr. II.
rlscids si have to sns.sr for all tho damage they
have done to the health of the good people OF city
In common justics they should remburse those who
may b. obliged to have medical sdvios For part,
VIZ on cay that had laughed so much in the
xhoie course Of our life ~ on ths occasion Ths play
vas Rory O'Moore," Mr collins OF course Rory,
and admirsby be did the part. HIS broad Irsh s,-
cent; Lis nuuior, fun, droery, "outsuessn aud hal
lucinatiops. were ali in character; sad given
with poweIfu feet He Ia capital irishmsn His story
take the skin of tie Engsh fox without the other
fellow knowing It," drew forth q storm Of applause.
Hs songs the "Low Backed Car,' and the "Craiskssn
Lawn" were sung In true irish styls, and they
oestI ved to be- spcOred. Mr. II. Paoids opssen,sd
to the s snd with all the fantastic sies and gs-tou
laiiops Of trenobman the character Of Do Weisktn.
whom Rory Moore called MIR. wilkinson Mr. Dsvtl-
sk,n The sceDe where Rory made him got into dour
barrel for the purpose Of conee.lug him ooavusd sbs
house from centre to circumference. The rspssted
txcls Of Do WeskiD, " Rory, you id
funny fellow always caufed . buret Of msrrimsnt.
a long time. The music very q ae. The overture
pOeed OF selections Irish pie
cSspSsn :. sidSy mo.s ana mrs. mrs.
Abbott, a. Kathleen, the dearly beloved OF Rory
mild subdued, and interesting We congratulate tho
the two leading actors upon their signal osss
the public their appreciation of tho efforts
to entertain them.
NATIONAL THsArRR.-There was quite good house
here last evening and the performances vent on we'll
The fret pises was Jack Sheppard" Miss Msstsysr
taking the part Of the renowned Jack We believe
the version Of AiDswsrth's novel which Is played ct
the National Is different from other versions; at all
evsntt, Its d~nouSme"t Is more calculated g place the
the imagination II youth than the novel its.if does
Miss Mestsyer's Jack Sheppard 10 capital pisss of
acting and In the dress she wears she looks like
very handeome boy We regret to hear that Mr.
Chsnfrsu Is still quite sick; hope he will soon be
able TO appear ON the ,tSss, as he osnuot bs we'll
spared by his patrons To- The favorite drama Of
1.-THE Wreck Ashore" will DO played, with Coapmsu
the immertal Msrmaduke Magog, and Booth "a
Jenny Sss,iiDe. M Tss d. dram. Of :. Love in Humble
will conclude tho performances. To- morrow even NJ
Mr. Mcfarland viii take his farewell benefit. We are
the fs que ntsrs Of the National will regret that
his engagement has coneluded.
BURros's THEArar The unprecedented success
with which that most touching, sweet, and beautiful
piece Of " Dembsy Son F" Is nightly greeted At Bur
ton theatre 10 proof both Of the good taste OF tho
people Of our city, and the sound judgment Of Burton
In bringing forward Ills of those psoss which
unlike tho ephemera productions Of day 10 not os
cuAted only to sppssr for nome and then d,sp
pear; It 10 ptese which will bear repeated exAmius
ton and In sot the busutiss which CO not rightly
ne Dc appreciated or Understood BY :nos seeing it
CIisto" Was st the Brosdway, and yet, truly ROB,
bssu,fu, and magnificent ss that spsorscis was w
consider Dombsy Son " - fer more dsser OK DO
pnisr admiration, and believe too, It 70 iae more
popular Our own opinion Ia, that. like Bsuvards
Panorama, or painting BY West or Rsfse. it would
diuioshed admiration an indsan,ts lengta Of tims.
Lucy did Sham Amour 10 also added to th. great
attraction piece which BY i'.elf is calculated
TO delight the crowds which nightly flock to witBsss
Burtons fascinating representations.
BaoADwAv CIRcUs.-It has often been said and with
truth, too, that It was remarkable fact circus
was p!aos OF amusement very deult to establish in
ths city; and one Of the pri incpai was tue
trouble in keeping 1t orderly and respectable Sands
stacs establishing CIRCUS tnst both for beauty ard
order cannot be surpassed The perfor nkotly
are Of the first clsss The fighting ponies Nose on
horseback, the daring evolutions the flying oord
the beautiful ats OF bors~ snship by Msster Maurice
sand, cannot be excelled The performsu uoes ooo-
cuoed with the sporting buresqus OF " rms Unioa
Race Cour,s" wbioh is certainly one of the most CO.
mics and laughsbs Witnessed, almost killing
the audience with laughter.
BARILI's GRAND HUsIcAL festival Fsicisn Davi's
fubime mutical comp ostion, which recently per
termed at tho Tabernacle, With the cheers Of "A de-
lighted audience, will b. repeated xt the Actor Place
Opera Hcuse, on Friday evening Sisnor Bsrin de-.
s,rv's we'll for the sp.nd Of the last
concert and when II 10 that tho singing part
win BE- this time sustained by the accomplished VOCAL
delivered BY MIR Lynne, whose sioout,onsry pow-rs
arc well known in this city, We have LITTLE doubt but
sentry of this city. Tns orchestra will be oompossd
OF one hundr. and Hfty musicians, and the chorus
~ifh Bsr,li The success his talent deserves.
Mir DEMrs-EK.-This celebrated and favorts baIlsd 4
sinser whore plantive and .asctve style OF singing
has BEE rnlesised in every city of the Union in which
ne sang his favorte compositions will gvs his
tainmeat ct the Tabernacle, on Wednesday event M
he 2lst inst Hts Scottish ballads, sueh John
{ Lament Of the Irish Emigrsnt" The NAV ueen. "
and the Death Of Warsn.'
SIasoRA BiscAccIANrI This talented lady of whom
We have autv spoken to readers for tue last
t.o months giving The nsrrstion Of great success
he has met with since the recovered from her 10 ng
hlnsss arrived on Monday last in our o,ty in YER,
good health snc aops she Will soeu I'D an oppor
tunty Of appearing before the admirers shs
has left among us We understand that shs has ma q
Nm arrangement vith Mr. Hattou the esisbrated vo-
cslist to ua'si South, and give concerts No doubs
they will meet with the success they really deserve
AroLLs RooMs.-Ths farewell concert Of Luigi
Elsps, the youns vioinist, Will take place. .. the
Apollo hooU', ON saturday evening, the 24sh inst.
CHRisry's nIrstEELs The performan oss Of these
Dinstrels arr as lively ever snd nightly they sing
to crowdsn eonses Their concert room Is nov lifted
up 30 vel AID hSudromsly that IL Ia not to be sur.
psssed fo socommodation by any other pubic pace1n
town. Thu, vhst with tos excsilent nents
and pleassns Acoon uodstions, one can fail to be
pleased BY . visit TO Ctrsty's.
NEw ORLuANs SsRENADERs-The wide extendad
fame whios these singers have gaiusd has for
them hret rate round Of patronage In this city aud