The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26
TWO CENTS.


VS. performed last evening, In hDe stvis Sod
ceived ~ the audience with great applause Mr.. wal
lack played Evelyn; Mrs wsllack lara; Oh osrt vas
Sir John vesey; Mrs. Gilbert, Lady Fraukhu; Mr..
Letter SIR Frederick Blouut; and Winaus the nelsu
choly Graves. whose continual nescsuc.s OF his
"ssinted Maria =" afford much amusement M
Wsact's Evelyn an excellent piece Of acting iU
the early scenes Of the PLAY where AZ In. Scare
tary of Sir John Vesey he is kept down nv poverty he
was excellent; and afterwards VIXEN he becomes the
inheritor OF his uucles wealth he equally good
Mr. Walack appears to much advantage In this piece
and IL IL should like to freq ueuy repeated
dandy, was much sppiaudsd Mr.. l. did not overast
the part fault in actors in n ,Rrsc-
ters Mrs Wsllack. as Clara Douglas. most heartily
appiauded The house was filed In every part indeed,
TINS season has thus far been successful one at
tns Dowery not one evening has there been . small
atendanee but night after night the ample and els-
CANT interior has been filed with
!pr theI elegance and respectability The secret IT,
presented and. moreover. they havs been acted wsh
the utmost care and precision by the excellent com
R.py mo. . IT. to the sovsy The
tertainments last evening This piece is got up In dne
style, and the acting OF Stevens, McFsri.ud, Miss
praise This evening Mr. Wallack will take benefit,
anu on the occasion he will appear rs Richard tho
third part in which he 10 much admired. Mrs. Wal
lack will appear ~ Elizabeth The piece is got up in
most magnificent style at the Bowery Don Cesar dc
bszan," with Mr. Lester and Miss Wsmyss Is DON
Cssar and Mariana, will conclude the
BROADWAY TBEArRx.- Last evening the successful
and interesting comic drama Of the Knight Of Arvsn
and the comedy Of Born to Good Luck" we're re-
characters Of Connor the Rash and Paudsen o, Raj
ferty With that success which attended his former
duced q COED effect and we're we'll received This
evening Mr. Hudson takes his first beneat in America
ON which occasion will be- presented 'O'Flannsan and
ths Fairies" and the burletta OF " Out Of Place in
both of which Mr. Hudson will sing several favorte
songs There sre no people more capable of diosrnnx
merit or more sterling In apprecisting it, than the
Americans; and We have o doubt that on this eve
ming they will renew the testimony OF their welcome
AZ
that the box sheet Is nearly filed.
NrBLo's 0ARpEr.--The Ravel Family attracted I.sS
msnt aud their performances which consisted Of
Dsnse do Corde," the pantomme of Robert Maeaire -
and NJ Dechaumeau," were the occasion of much
laughter, and Of course drew forth harvest of An
plause Miles. Celeste and Lehman danced . " PssU
assisted by M. Henry Wells which was much apprs-
cated This evening, Mr. Hsckett appears in his IA.
vorte Dutch character of Rip Van Wrinkle and in his
popular Irish part Of OCsllsghsn. Mile Berth will
rs. on IN. might the M q
one OF the best conceptions of the French stage
BUnToS's THrArnr-The second appearance of Mrs.
T. sloan, the distinguished commedtenne, from the
attracted last evening large audience At this place
of amusement and the talented actress was rscevsd
o. on the previous night with much applause and en-
thusissm. This lady is very clever In all the psrts
which she undertakes to perform, and will see no
doubt, her fame increase in city soou a. she IL
known by connoisseuy public The entsrtsnm.nts
began last night with the dramatic anesdote entitled
"A Mothers Bequest,' In which Nes-rs Clarke. john
ston Holman, and Mines. Russell aud Hill performed
the principal parts 1t folosed by the fsvorits
buretts Of " Lola Montes," which introduced Mrs.
Sloan ~ Ksarns kloper and she rendered 1t to per-
lection. The other play in which shs appeared. vas
called How to Pay Your Washerwon manu. and shs
Was also very successful in the role OF Mary white
Messrs. Brougham aud Hadaway, in the farce OF the
Ways Of Windsor" drew forth much laughter and
nerriment The performance Of this evening viii con-
America" and How 10 Pay Your ws.hervomsn'nn
Mrs Sloan appears in the two last comedies.
AsroR Place orrs Housr.-The aristooratio pre-
tensions 80 unfortunately and fatally associated With
this elegant establishment, things OF the past
The farces Of exciusiveness and the tragedy Of thc
riot are talked Of ~ a~eng tho OF q long time
ago. 80 rapidly have events greater aud gene
raj Importance succeeded The past then being I.id
the table Mr. Davenport has opened the Pisoe
Opera House under auspices more cousistrnt vth
American ideas OF republican equalty than the oriansl
opera regime, the unsuccessful experiment OF Nr
Try word the Asor Place Opera House has been
opened TO the public by Mr. Davenport for EXHIBITIONS
In the legitimate drsms the plan prices OF the
other theatres Of the city Miss Davenport led on on
house. and last night ~ Julia in the Hnnchback abe
rs fully indicated the public expectation She A.
young, handsome, and talented actress and
by an able corps she Is reaping the honors profits
of successful experiment Thus II is that the oubc
will always sustain an establishment for their amuss-
mt Mt II conducted according TO common sense, and
without attempts at insult, by silly exclusion Of the
macs OF society. .' -
NAriOyAL THsArnr.-The drama of the aInvinoIblesp
produced here last evening ia all its glory and
the audience enthusiastic in their apeIaus. "A
is now years since this drama has been PLAYED:
~ m mt
the stage by the manager of the National viii 20 are
make IL as popular IL was Ia tn. DAYS
gone by The young ladies who compose the reg msnt
OF lnvinctbles, und'r their able ~ nder Mrs G.
Mestayer executed the military svolutions with the
greatest precision and the acting OF Redmond Ryan a.
. Slssh, added much TO the general success OF the
piece The amusing farce OF sSomsbodv Fiss - pre-
ceded the drama Mrs Mestayer capitay In this
little farce and her successful nuvrss 10 cat
body else for her husband, caused much merrimsut
This evening the bill will consist OF the farce
Of "sasher and Crasher e. Burke and Dawes taki.g
4 h. rfs rf h. t.ra
the exciting drama Of the Murdered Boatunan will
make mp the evenings amnsrments In the lsst
mentioned Mr w. Wood, the pantomimist, has an sr-
csllsnt part.
MrroHEuLs OLrMric THrsrRE The entertainments
OF yesterday evening with the
Of tn. copiedietta entitled .who's the compo..r,D
which IL indeed very rich In comicality. Mics Mary
lcr who sustained the principal characters 10 the
four pieces Of yesterdays bill acted throughout With
considerable talent and sang With much grace
cination. Mr. wacot, Who peruonated Fiipoo a mu-
scian. came OF with such that he was rsptu
rously spplsuded. Miss Carlins dsuce ed the Highland
tiug, which enoored great taste Ia
be second piece, the highly popular satricaI bur
lesqus called britannia .nd ibsrnis victors in
ireland WAS received BY the audience with the
saiisfaciion sitssed BY the most enthusisstic AZ
plsuss -hich they rendered to the performers Next
followed the operetta in act, called No which
gave rice to great deal Of mirth and laughter MT
Bishop sung with most exquisite effect In the songs
" Slowly Wears the Day, Love" Ely swift We Zs-
pbyrs." and with Miss Mary r, In the duet. Caa
You Net Blsss with One Sentence Lover 7" Tss
eonelgdsa -,.a the musical sSrs,sssns
Ing reception a. ON the previous sight
CHRisrris MiSrsrLs The cry IL al ~ays they come
at the concert roons Of these avorte singers as each
evening they sing before a. many people posi-
bly, get into their aud each evening the aud,snss
parstss convin ,ed than that no thoptsu
performances surpsss those Of the Chri.tys
To night they will give, as usual . most splendid
programme.
Tss,sracLr. -MuucAL FssrrALs.-Although there
was little Improvement In the attendance ct this
place Of amusement. yet II vas BY no means psyIns
house This, TO us. IL someshat surprising consider
Ing the talent engaged and the elegantly diversified
character Of the entertainment Those who can take
pleasure In hearing sounds the most harmonious ss
breathsd forth In the purest melody and In the most
scientific musical strains. by the I" Germana Bandn
should visit the Tabernacle where these iumitabls
musicians nightly display all the beauties Of music and
lite power to charm the soul Of Their overtures
wsltzes, and quAdres executed With such admir-
able concord that the tones produced from their var
ous instruments ring In the delightfully."- Q. to
reach the ipmost Of the heart and give hsr
monte action to the nervous system. During the
performance Of Of their bewshipg airs last even