The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-22
Theatrical and Musical.

U00 morning.
Theatrical and Musical.
DRoApwAY TnEArRE.-The Barbiers al Seviglis,"
sang last night at this place Of BY Signor
n Tedssco, siguori Novell vistti, Ssnquirico and
Ross Cors elected the greatest applause and the fair
songsress rendered her part with much sea and was
Iswsrded with deuge de feurs. We have always
thought that the great Rossni by leaving the recta-
tive Of his opera without regular had COM
nitted an error Our opinion has been corroborated
BY many professors ~no found this part vi the
partition dun slow; and last night this fault OF the
how the enterprise of MIR. Marshall ought to be en-
soursged, by all means and we advise our readers t.
SSerformius At the Broadway Tedesco is . glorious
singer, vistd good tenor, aud sisnori Novsiii;
ira a capital leader, Maestro Antonio Barili whose
musical education and talents will bear comparison
with any in New York. He directs the instru-
mentists who are under his orders as does able
general his soldiers The ballet Of "La Vivandiere,
~ and M Durand She displayed much grace and
es$ueter in her part Of Ruthi and her partner show
cd also that he had been educated at an excellent
school, that of the Academy Of Music Of Paris. Mile.
BlaDgy Is not only very correct danseuse but she
possesses the smartness and chate elegance which
made the reputation of Taglion The same admira-
BILE performance will be repeated this evening.
NrsLo's GARDEs.-This spacious and beautiful thea
tire last evening" crowded to witness the graceful
and daring Jetes Of the Rayels and Leon Javell on
the tight rope The entertainments commenced with
An overture, which was executed with the utmost
musical skill and harmony. Then followed the rope
dancing which gave ample scope to this extraordina-
~ company Of exhibiting their surprising achieve
meDts Leon Javeli is decidedly the prince of rope
dancers proved last evening" by the reiterated
cheers which followed his summersets and other Won
derful fetes. The next was the comic ballet panto-
mime OF Z" La Fete Champetre," in which Mile Leh-
man, M. Ascel and Antoine Ravel gave brilliant
hibition Of the Terpsichorean art. The amusements
Oaed W "lfOdenski,p
the Ravels and the other members Of the company
Kept the house in ros,' Of aughtsr This evening,
other enter Hments, when, no doubt, shall
another crammed house. The utmost regularity Is
the keepers civil and police, and the box at
tsnSsnts are s,S very In seating sas
evening with exceeding pleasure.
Burrows THEATRE" BsmbooEling' the first
piece evening" and the audience laughed heartily
enough at the ready wit Of the gallant Captain Bam-
booxe, and his easy Of extricatng himself from
any inconsistency In his description Of his imaginary
Wedding. Broughsm certainly is Of the best light
comedians the STAGE he plays such parss cevsry
would say naturally AS the Intruder, In the in
terlude Of the "Unwarrantable Intrusion" he perse
ehslsnce that It is no wonder that Burton is so out
ragged at having such impcrmeable second edition
Of Snbads Old Man Of the Island hung on to him. This
interude in the hands Of Burton and Brougham is
Of the most laughable things We have ever To-
night to have Jenny Lind" again, and posi-
same admirable cast as ever w. B. Chapman will
take benefit to-morrsw night, and capital bill will
be presented on the occasion.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The season ct this house (the
longest one that has ever been had ct any theatre in
the Union is fast drawing to close Is Saturday
evening next will be the night after which the
house will be closed for the purpose Of rentting &C.,
for the fall campaign. We believe that no house has
ever risen 20 steadily continuously in public favor
the National has under the judicious management
best regulated houses in the Union The comic pan
tomime Of "Jockon which has been performed for the
last two evenings has been very well received and the
The new interlude Of the "Unwarrantable Intrusion
IL lively affair. Poor MIR. Snoozle certainly has
truder preserves most provoking eQuanimty Of tenn
per midst all his infections the unhappy Snoozie,
TN new petite ans%s. p Of the
"Wondsrful Woman" farce, and the new intsrlude.
Redmond Ryan will appear on Friday evening
AcsIprrr TO Ma. SErMouR.-Wc are sorry to hear
that Mr. Seymour, Of the National Theatre met with
IN sccidenta day or two ago. He was out shooting,
and in drawing his gun BY the muzsle out Of boat,
went Of and the charge Of shot was lodged In his
shoulder. lie has been brought to the city, and Is
under medical treatment. We trust no harm will
happen to" Sykesey"
CHnIsrr's MssrnELs gave . concert at the Hamilton
House, Fort Hamilton, on Monday evening. The room
was crowded to overlooking by most fashionable So
siety The minstrsls received With the greatest
applause and several requests made to the
concert. The Chrstys Ministries will reopen at Me-
ehanics Hall on Monday next The hall Is being re-
to be added to the entrance.
CAsrLE GARprS.-The delightful summer f6tes
tnue to be well received and patronised ever and
the proprietors evidently determined to deserve
long continuance Of the brilliant that has thus
far attended their efforts to please The celebrated
Herr Cline lie the bright particular star there and
bound to claim for him still the proud distiuc
tion Of excellent frstrate ropedsncer. In grace,
daring and wonderful achievements, he stands un-
cd nd Ia nj oh
paudits from every spectator We understand he Is to
appear every evening this week, and that the prone
made concerts and summer balls will also be given as
usual. We have hne weather, new moon and
extra attractions to Invite IA to Castle Garden Sum-
mer In neeting away-let us then avail ourselves OF
these attractions while We can do so.
A VETERANS CLAM.--we hear, with pleasure that
Andrew Jackson Allen whose name and fame are link
mentary benefit at Buttons Theatre, on Friday even
Ing Of week. when trust his numerous friends
win testify their regard and esteem for him. In raying
sRound the actor In his hour Of need.
MossrsuR AND MADAME LABonps, AND SIoyoR TArrA-
who have just returned to New York from Sara
togo and Newport will leave In few days on their way
TO Cape May.
Bicaecianti and Pere are about to give concerts at
Newport.
signora Ciocci signor Ner and NJ. Schmidt, are
shortly to appear ct the Chicago theatre
THr TuLAprx PLANS ~ C.LiyoRnA.-The Galens
Adrefissv publishes the following extract from pri-
vste letter from California -
agricultural point Of view In fact agriculture viii
be Of any consequence In this country except
where water be found to irrigate the land aud wa
ter all the country except In the noun
tans As grazing country Is probably the best In
the world and q statement OF the number OF cattle
horses elk deer antelope &c, that the Tu
laree Plains would not be credited, II stated These
plains are on an average fifty miles wide and Ave hun
dred miles long In crossing them have seen drove
Of elk that covered than four square miles Of
ground all running at the height Of their speed Droves
Of Wild horses and antelope were quietly feeding few
miles distant without mauifestinQ the least alarm
they accustomed TO such stsmpedes Of elk. Mil
lions Of wild geese flying overhead having been
aroused By the elk. Their noise deafening ira
yelling two hours and half at brisk trot, through
this wilderness of animated nature brought to San
Joaquin timbered banks and TO water At the cross
ing the Tularee Plains fortyoue miles vide. The
river like huge anaconda, winds through their CEN
tire The plain without wood water, except imme-
dately the banks Of the river The plains are te
Of them larga th Al