The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-11


BowERv THEArRr.-Tbe play OF the King Of the
Com mons was acted here last evening With unost Ola
tiosus,bed success. before very large and really
mort brilliant audience The lower tier 81 boxes pre-
ssnted most beautiful Appearance 6led as II was b
cst s.c.r,,v .,,,r.d !. d,a. ana s.uu~ r.rt,.. 1bs
!. Va. ..c.~- ~ q. :, -.
wv w.u... =, ..t.,,h. r.,. ~ u,,s r.m.. 80 90
scot,snd In It, and most calamity dill he play tho cha
rnctcr fis acting vas imtahle In tho e.rher part
:" .ps r,e'r ~ az -, ,s,iss 49, S on o..
Of is h.ir the King to whom he sss.k, nm
folds 20 him the hoowness of the loyalty Of his lords
Mr.. Walisck much and deservediy applsuded
Again 10 the rcens between him aud Young Malcolm
Young whore he draws from the youth the secret Of
~ yonnr Malcolm .ctes with bis usuai sSeelsnss
Mr. Wasck as Madelsipe Weir, has very interest
isg part which she performsd in style that could not
he excited The piece will. without doubt, have "a
hong run and we shall take another opportunity to
speak in detail, regardogit The nautical ORA
Of tho ut'ny st the Nors' concluded the entertain.
ments 1t IL got up in fr.t rate style. The same
interesting bill is to be repeated this evening
BEoApwAY THEATRE ITALIAN OpERA The beautiful
opera fila Cana Ladra or. The Thevipg Maybe"
announced for the benefit of Tedesco last evening"
but in consequence Of a severe hoarseness, she was
compelled again to decline performing; the manager
therefore obliged to substitute Donizettis opera
of "Linda di Chamounix.n The piece throughout
toorahv su s,sta;red n.rticnIarlv the aria In the
1r.t 1t vb;cb S,rno a Vita Carsnti sang vsry
.,,. -. .,sn The anst nth S,onor Core,ii svhi.h
80 ryynsr.S w;th arsat go, ah;,;tv and hsr
TI. .harants- 80 ntos;o ~ S,gnor Vita srt that
m .. Iy ,th
OF Dy ssnSr MSve were s wsn sresS
manv eScslIsnt gems OF yoca,ixsiion This evsnn
ths oosra ~ Ch;sra a, Rossmhero with verv exce
It 80 tho .hsrsstar ~ char nv S;vnor;na Ams.
pt., "e'' ' ~ " ~ ~ 'e ~
~
last night ut this splendd place of were
q. ,sno, srv .uc.assfr, and were received With nm
10 '' wy ~ ~
bounded applause and much merriment Tn" Danse de
Cerdsn in which NJ Javeli performed the most daring
aSsw Vi 'o1 1a'ss "a %,
Mhiners- ape tnat OF JocKo OF Inc nInlnas aPr,
pr.,s ona gshmans Tbess arf;st., siways Az thar
best to please the public, who literally patronizs
their entertainments. Inc grand Pas dc M.r,"
h;oh n.n;a ,hs stsas hstwesn The two nartomims'
was splendid piece OF choregraphy, and the pretty
danseuse not only deserved sut received frequent Sc
Th;" vsning tss Ra,s Family snnesr In .c;oSsaski;
and the Magic Trumpet" preceded by rope dancing.
Another crowded house, Of course.
guuro,,s Tu,.1n,-The hill OF last evening cou,d
-. I..
not have JAILED 10 gTaty the most inveerate lover OF
fun, humor, and novelty II was, In sober truth a
Srst rate one The entertainment, commenced With
n''' i''' o"' 0.o n.' oo,eAo'N wiz"
the new COMEDY, from the saienseu pen oi nfousuam,
called Temptation % which was performed with great
sxu,.- -. s,a ~. ia rn., t. g.. ,,.,. t.,.
pain OF S'nd ON arcovarnS tnns ne naa lost the I'VE
tnousana oo'i@rs va eru.nIuy IspIos..n'eu. ~ was
not oserdone-he tooa mature LOT Die nehce
Tom Bobslink. a New York carman. convuised the
audience He himself His discussions with his
conscience rs TO whether ne should Keep the pocket
money that Sterling LYNNE, had lost called forth both
cheers and laughter. Brougham. as O'Bryan, emf
grant Just ianoed, was mos. happy, snd was loudly
81 Irish chayacter Int he ysry nbia osnera actor
and must say that this piece does much credit to
ms nfsa apu near, rs. nrouguam; as ,1.y noos-
Hok Ios vo'er nSii' wss viz .oeP'ions1is IN hor
par anu :" NE, a,,ss q, S,s ss tn ",h me.-
ohhn', vas luive eqoaI 70 n's ,oe ne o.ner smuSe-
mehts weIo wen reccIseu, anu ~ anorus 10 pressure
70 ray tna' mere was mIs' sna
sudienee-s reward whion the Propriesors e1ertisns
ricniy oeserVe'
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The opening OF this house
.,., ,or N. s..son q, a. a.. ~ r.;o;.,n, %, a., 80
-- -. Il. T.. - 49,, -,
A'''0"' P".''"'' """' '"'' ''''s ~A"eA '"o P''-
formanccs In great numbers, and were well satisfied
.,..., 80 A. -.. p os's -
oo"e's''~ :" '"e PoPu'~' uoine''' ue"" VI 'o"a'"sn
the most prominent parts Mr. RYAN As Dan Maorai,v.
acted capitally, whilst Burke as the unfortunaie
Is so frequently banked by his fierce associate made
the audience laugh most heartily. Mr. Jefferson, as
Jack Rsckbottle, was also much spplauded. We be-
Burke the likeness between them in figure face gait
80 Ia surprising. The new farce OF 3 In Place and
out of Place and the comedy Of the Poor soldier
with all the music, concluded the entertain ments
The ssms bill will be- repeated this evening The
most elegant syie and has as comfortable and elerant
accom- odat tons for yisiters as could be desired
M,cus,,,, q, ,,,p,c T,,r,r,, TIL. "a on.n,,, ,or
a, -, 49,, =,
the seafon OF this little theatre which may be with
justice called the Paais Royal OF New York. took place
lac. .n,rr 7, $40 or,.. a., ...,, 70. a.. -
~ " ' 49, ~ 800 ~ INV P"so"'o Vi
Mtche VINO nave been Tor the last ten years faithful
TO this place Of mssement A long time before the
.ur,.,r -o.. On. hors. w.s ana ,ro,, ~. A. g..
800 ~ $3.50 - ~ ~ p'' " u0u'e'
ana every person seemed anxious to witness the novel
ties which had been promised by the old man. Miss
Mary Taylor, the favorite OF the Olympic boards was
like tho prodigal also to return 10 the phase where
,he lad been made our Mary" we have neither
lars abou, tbs four n,esss ,h,cb vra r.rsoIsS Ia,
evening; shall only mention them aud the prime pal
seo's who were the mot Conspicuous In their parts
modest ia,y va abesrsd IN The ,,a.t r,nsorm.
and greeted with bouquets and enthuistic shouts as
sl'o Miss Niesnson, very promising actress, who,
~ , 49, 80 w., uv III, sV n, ."'ss IN
tL..,r rs, Lnn,.,aJra a. o. Nj. r.,i.u re- a.. -,
ways ihe same eipeipy " in grea, ,a,, ni,v,ry Ia