The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13


BowERr TAEA1RE.-During the peat week the splsn'
did piece Of Bosdioea" has bssu the attraction
this house. and II has proved mest successful This
style Of drama IL nova days very popular but 90 many
splendid have been got up, that in order to at
tract public attention it IL necessary that each new enc
that 10 brought cut shall be more magnificent In the
way Of scenery and more interestpn story than the
previous and this has been sminently the case
with the present spectacle Of Boadicea.n We have
in previous notices OF it, referred TO the various ssrk
the elegance Of the dresses general coup tsnsss
Of all the appoiptmsnts-we have now only to add that
the acting Of all who take part IN the piece Is ia full
accordance with the whole getting up of the play.
Miss Wemyss s digni6ed and impressive in her per
formsnes Of the part Of Queen BosAioea The piece
tapmepts as viii be found on reference to our list Of
smus.ments All who 90 to see 1t will We are conf
dent, be pleased and delighted With this magnificent
drama. -. ,-a7- H-t-
1 BnoApwAr TAEAraE.-Ons would imagine from the
crowds who assemble rightly at this place of enter
tsinment despite ofwind and weather that the grand
romantic spectacle Of !" Monte Cristo" was to be-
presented every snccessvs evening for thu fret time
Yet tie brisncy Of the gorgeous mic
effects tbeNdmiIable mann er in which Mr.. Andrews
has the piece together With the magnificent
acting Of the various performers Lester, DJott Mr.,
Hadawsy, Mrs. Abbott, So still exerche their former
extraordinary fascination. is quite superauous to
parts were deineated having already SO frequently
exprerfsd our judgment on them. The anbounded
iI:s shows thy osss'a xsss
held and IL, perhaps, the best euogum their me-
rits Tomorrow night the magnificent drama win be
repeated, and tho past Furnishes any criterion to
Judge Of the future long time win eapse before the
public give any indication Of desire for its with
drawal. 'a
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Ths annals of the nrst settlers
Of this country afford great material for the novelist
and aramatist and have often wondered that more
was not made Of them in the way Of dramatio re-
prsssntations- and the triumphant success Of "wa-
oousts," which is now being performed nightly at
the National, shows that such pieces are always 3D.
precated by the audiences 1t has bsen mere applaud
% sss OF is than other
equal to that Of New York it I'd OF any Of the po-
papy engaged in It, and 1t shows them all to much
advantage. Seymour's rishman 10 An excellent piece
sytesy
equal reputation - psrson.tor Of Irish eharactes
.Wacousta win be played this evening, With other in
terestiDg and doubtless the house will
be well dlled. r.
20 BURroN's THEArRE.-Last evening another good
house exhibited ct this nest little theatre to wit
ness the popular burlesque OPERA entitled "Luoy did
sham Amour This piece is Of tho best local bur.
eeques produced BY Mr. Burton and exceedingly we'll
also other members Of this talented company received
well merited applause. The next piece was the
s 4. rs .ss ss: s;s
public appreciation. The entertainments concluded
with the 1sughabls farce Of Slasher ana Crasher."
{. RAISING the Wind0 's''' "
The DIsTH FAMILY.-These unrivalled performers
ON the Sax Hsrns and Silver Tubss, will give Their
next concert ct the Tabernacle: ON Tuesday evening
They viii be aided by the sweet vocalist Miss OCon-
nor whose execution Of various plaintivs basds at
their isst concerp wns Followed BY the cheers OF de-
tbs srrvs Of ths H. ti. wsn pre-
n;eces in msnner to dsfv anv sttsmnt ~ .rti,
Their strains we're 40 per,ctly ksrmo n;ous W. hon
they viii receive tho patronage their Splendid Abilities
dessrye They appear .nirht at tbs cnncsrt ~ ~
Phharmonic Society in Boston-havinr ham sr~.esS
thsIs on mort bsrs terms II vonId - 20 r.
.::s st our own Philharmonic Society to follow this
BROADWAY C,.cus-Ths hiahlv .uus,nv and .tt-..-
tive feats and exhbitons At tSs sttr.ctav. H,rSsn
S,;htH 1890. rsh., HtSw o.vWus VI nigny
ME asure To- zee the msrfs Of hapnv sn;ovmsnt dnt
ed In the countenances Of the many and besutifuI
youth Of both sexes Of our city whom their parents
bring nightly to witness the astonishing fsats to be
tS a., me 1eeSsai msrs Cnde-
sma TN .,wn..tc xiii snd oh. me
no .ns d ' Ia.. .nS oanst Splendid perform
nils .sti.t. then again there d:neins
to msnv hnmsn hsrn. .q1e IN
ing scene Of animation Of merriment And interest
which 1t Is really relief to the mind to contemplate,
and great help to digestion to laugh It, This eve,
ming however special performance VIM be oven for
the special of the Juvenile portion Of
the community, and an extra treat Of ROB exhibit
ton prepsrsd which presents almost Irresistible at
factons' ana WI oouotess draw additional crowds to
this over crowded place OF pleasing entertainments
CHRIsrY's MIr,rRELs will to- day give their usual
Saturday afternoon concert in addition to their regu
lar evening one. And no more delightful way Of
pleasing the little folks csn be found, than to take
them to hear these famous Minstres in the afternoon
whilst the children Of larger GROWTH will ind equal
smusement by visiting them 1t either concert They
have got up extra attractive programmes for both en-
tertainments .- lrr. -aI.- - -I r-Ia7 =
THE New ORLEANS SEnErADERs progressing
nney with concerts which are pronounced BY al
who have seen them to be - elegant and tasteful per-
formancss - could DO devised. They have the true
spirit OF harmony and music IN them and, no doubt
VIII ong commune 70 Dc % great nvorites - they new
are To-daysney WI give TWO performances, viz:
$1,000 49, w.
lHE CHInhsE MUshun tnronged daily by crowds Of
idsa Of The vsrons socss don..t. u M co%pis.e
- tho.s ~ .nu OuSness RADIUS
10 open nom a. b. 70 10 M. s
MELoDEoN.--This house continues to receive great
patronage. The pleading entertainments given By the
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