The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-07

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sort and put dark coored gloves to behold the bright
and witchng Of this beautiful and exquisite
drama The opportunity, We understand will still be
presented for night or two longer, to witness this
rich piece when all who have seen it. and who love
to see what's worth seeing, ought to CO.
BRoApwAr THEArRr.-Last evening the perform snces
presenting the hero, Major ODohsrty Unfortunately
In the whole range Of the drama for the
dsineation Of Irish and Irish distinctions
wit fun tact, talent and devotsdness daring la war
and fidelity In lsve-sre very limited; but when MIR.
Hudson undertakes the part of an Irish gentleman,
mony that whilst he renders himself amusing and ex
cites laughter he violates the feelings OF his a
dory by extaagance of gesture by the absence of
Major ODcherty Is finished piece of acting and his
song Of Norah the Pride Of Kdarsn was given with
sweetness that ELECTED instantaneous call for re-
petition. Mr.. Blake Frederick the Great was ir-
restibly rich and admirably original The other parts
were well performed, particularly those OF Capt Gus
tavus and Bliz Hudson in the farce Of More Blum
ders than One" kept the audience in continual roar
OF laughter and the whole concluded with the
"Raiiroad Depot" This evening Mr. Hudson takes his
farewell benefit previous to bis departure for New Or.
leans and the "Card' presented by him is OF the
most varied and attractive of the season He will 40.
pear In Irish charsc for the first time here az
O'Rourke, In the "Soldier of Fortunen and Dermot
O'Flyn In the Irish Recruit " On this occasion Mr.
Hudson will throw off the ibsrnisn for the nonce and
also perform Petruchio In Shakspeares inmitabe CO.
medy Of Tanning the Shrew.n lie will sing in the
course of the evening number Of songs To hear his
Irish medley, alone is worth the price OF admission
NIBLo's GAspEr-The performances, last evening
at this beautiful spacious and comfortable theatre
were IN keeping with the high character wsish the
most order and regularity prevail throughout every de.
partment. The entertainments commenced with the
exercises Of the Ravel Family and Leon Jave on the
tight rope and their splendid daring feats were
witnessed with delight, and received we'll merited
applause. Next followed the grand ballet, La syl-
phids.n The grand pas de tros invisible was exc
cuted with grace and elegance OF style-ths rustic
dance by the Coryphees, was much admired and the
Pas d'Ensemble" and SPAS de Deuxn bv Mile Berth
and Mons Brilliant evidenced great ability
The smusements closed with the and highly
entertaining comic pantomins Of the "Skaters Of
Wilma" In which the never firing Ravel Family
sustained the respective characters no uarded
With reiterated cheers. This evening Leon Javeli
takes his eneithe has contributed greatly to amuse
the visitors Of the garden and IL is hoped his admirers
will remember him this eveniSg.
Burrows THEATRr.-Last night was "Dombey night
snn a. IN tins snug e h place Of was
taken the public Is really astonishing We forget
the exact number Of nights which t has been per.
formed but 1t Is very great and instead OF losing
by constant repetition IL seems to gain ground in 20.
puar estimation and to be, II thing better liked
performance il effective the ofener 1t played
and this may account for the crowded audiences that
witness Its representation whenever 1t isaonounced
The new and successful comedy Of the Serious Fam
ly," and other entertainments, will be produced this
evening
CHASrRAU's NATIONAL TsEATRG.--We witnessed, with
great pleasure, the beautiful performances Of Mrs
Bowers ls,t evening at the National Her pretty lit
tie figure showed of to great advantage In the Hand
some husband" and her acting, altogether natu-
raj tender and affecting Jefferson and Croker played
their parts admirably. The anonymous young lady
who played Mrs Melford. Is promising gctress, and
seemed quite foit the stage. Mrs Muzzy, for
n fret appearance accom- plished complete victory
On Monday, - Aladdin will be brought out. kxpsc-
taton is on the tiptoe, and FIRST rate burlesque is
announced.
MucHrLLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.-This fa7orite place
Of amusement uncomm monty well attended last
Night, which IL entirely attributable to the uatring
assdu,ty>aRd admirable skill Of the manager In the
selection OF his attractive lpsterday
evening the entertainments Of very interesting
and amusing character contng Of the comedy of the
Devil in Paris the original and musical burleslge Of
" Telemacbus;" Bakers burlssque on camille called
" Amy Lee.' and the farce OF Prcmissory Note, all
pleasure and delight TO the brilliant sudence Mss
Mary Taylor WIS Is OF the sbest and most avorte
and singing the admiration and applause OF the whole
house. Messrs Walcot and Palmer acquitted them
selves to universal satisfaction. Tonight, Mr. Yates
will take his benefit, on which occasion the following
pieces will be performed" Post Boy Amy Lee,n
Queensbury,n and Sandy and Jenny"
ITALIAN OPERA-This evening, Verdi's opera Of or
nsp' will be repeated with the cast that of
"Wednesday evening. We are not surprised that this
theatre should BE- visited by such large assembasss Of
our citizens, as independent Of the vocal department
the splendid and scientific execution OF the orchestra
under tie present leader s in itself suf
hciepty remunerstive for the price Of a1nission.
new and beautiful opera. entitled Maria ~ RohrnD
IL In rehearsal and will be produced Monday
ing next
CnIsry's MINSTREL, the cry IL still they come
cIo,be tbw".vss "a ,h nr.,ai ~ a. 100 o ~. ~
N..n.nIcsi I,a,i a. o.nw,In 80 80 ~ so .i,.
choruses and pathetic melodies which they execute
any nor,,on ~ 81 10 an,ax,.ta,a,.. a, pi
n.rs..s,.ry .S s,arv ttir, a 49, Iii ' " o'-7'
AMEricAr MUsEum-t - somewhat surprising 70
see the numbers tnAt DAILY Visit this attrAc-
tive establishment; but when u is considered that
those who 20 there have not only the liberty Of vie
t,e gIts. culo'lt,HA pat~is, ano otherslei
WIN ~ii,h tns Fiu,eu1i aooubuSi OUT Lhey VIZ nave
the privilege OF enjoying very good Stage perform
shee cob-.,lhg oi com,o pentomines N-ude'ihes'
&C '"e "'''er VI ss'onihnWeh' Ceases.
CIncVs, AsroR FtAcg -BeGutifn equestrian fsats,
gymuatte exercises and other interesting amuss-
ments are the attractive features OF this amphlh.a-
tire Dan Rice IL eth la the ASCENDANT the great
Amtrican clown, aud Mile Rosa is prCnOuuced the
Rreatsst female ,iFf~ugs In The World