The New York herald., 1849-06-05

BowERr THEArRE.-This evening, will be performed
secend time original equestrian drama in four ssts
by William B. English, suther Of Boston Boysn As
called I" Mike Martin, the Bold Robber and Highway
man" The piece embraces all the daring exploits and
hair breadth escapes Of the famous Thunderbot and
Lightfoot, the most reckless highwaymen that ever
stained the annals Of crime aud whose names twenty
five years ago tho terror Of Boston. The whole
strength of the able company Of this avorts aud
ennently successful theatre will be engaged in this
piece which will, doubt, be tremendous hit. The
whole will conclude with the musical piece styled "Ths
Beggars Opera" The part of Captain Macheath will
be sustained by MIR. James Dunn. A more attractive
bill could not have been offered to the public. The
they will enjoy with all the gusto Of the cognoscen
BRoADwAr THEArnE.-A fashionable and highly grs-
titled audience Witnessed last evening" the seventh pcr-
formanco Of the grand ballet of "Folotta or the En-
ohanted Bell" Mons. Monplasr is entitled to great
credit for the admirable in which ho has
1t to the public Ho again rec eived with cordial
applause and his dancing; xnlSh s is Is unquestonably
the audience in the usual form The Pas de Trois
by Mons wietho, Miss Celeste and Miss St. Clair was
very 6ne-it exhibition OF and grace and a
strstion Of eminent skill in all the nice And d.
iicsts touches OF the poetry Of motion The 0rand
Pas de Cinq" by Miles Bulan, Celeste st. Clair and
Messrs Comes and WiethoG was a beautiful move
mtnt The ladies went through it in a sylph.like ana
eraceiui manner The applause, from the commence
ment 10 the Close was hearty continuous and general
BY way OF prelude, the well-known farce Of the
,bs ru,or 81 was played Mr. Shaw represented
Fls and Mrs sherwood that of Rosa IL was a tols
rabe performance, and rise to good deal of fun
THs NArrorAL.-This evening Paul Pryp will b.
acted and judging from the b we should say that "a
will be capital performance. The leading character
will be well sustained by Mr.. c. Burke Colonel HARDY
will be represented by Mr. Pardey and Frank Hardy by
Mr. Tiiton After the play, now local drama in tive
acts dramatised by Mr.. Baker. author OF Glance A.
New York." and entitlcd 1" Three Years After or a
Sequel to the Mysteries and Miseries of New Ysrks
will bc performed. Tho part Of Nose now a marrisA
man, will be done BY Mr. Y. 8. Chanfrau; Mr. q.
Burke will represent Captain Tobin, a genains .isk
pocket end in aot every ono of tho oharaotors win
company OF this threatrs. The first soene will bo =
fashionable drinking raloon in New York-an onenirs
In striot keeping with the nature of the repysssn
Ation Drinking saloons arc normal schools FOR vic[
and depravity, where the young and tho thourhves an
learn the easiest and most oompendious route te ds
sructim There will be q fancy dance BIZ Miss Csr
line The performances will conclude with the faroe
" four Lies In Danger" Such extraordinary a.
house. ''~"~
Bsnrors THsArRs.-Last evening, Pools's comedy of
" Paul Pry; or Hepo Don't Intrude" was played a
this popular house. Burton Paul Pry; Mr. Lynne
was Col Hardy Mt. Levere, Bra.k Hardy Mr.. Hana-