The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-31
TWO CENTS.


house Of amusement was filed by a large audience
last night, being the benefit of the stage manager Mr.
Stevens Shakespeare tragedy of" King Learn opened
the entertainments The great talent distributed
in the performance Of this exquisite production and
the brilliant style In ~hich it is put upon the
stage have gained for this tragedy the most
success hr Wallack. Jr In the interesting charac-
ter OF King Lear and Mrs. Wallack In that OF Goner
whose dramatic abilities have them ordinary
fame acted at night in manner that drew down long
and reiterated applause Messrs. Lester aud GILBERT
and Miss Wemyss shone bright In the execution OF
ther respective roles The whole was received with
TIE most unbeunded enthusiasm and gave unit ersal
sais'aouon scene from local drama was next re-
presented IN which Mr. WipaDs personsted origi-
nal character who introduced the song. of Jos which
were admirably executed: The entertainments con-
cipded with the drama called the Wife Seven las
bands in which Mr.. Stevens sustained the ch .racter
OF Martyr lessamoar 1t passed OF exceedingly we'll.
Tonight, the tragedy OF King Learr a scene from q
local drama in which Mr. Wiusns will introduce the
SONGS Of Zoe and the famous drama Of the Rag Pick
Of aris being for the bsueht Of Mr. Gilbert which
viii undoubtedly draw another fine house
BROADWAY THE,rRr.-Mr Collins the popular Irish
comedian and vocalist commenced at the Broadway an
engagement last night with the most favorable inica-
tons of good run. There a very good house
withstandng the nightly visitation OF many OF the
anne persons curing the engagement OF Miss ash man
ir Patrick O'penipo and Teddy the riler, the
characters with which MIR Coios opened his engage
ment last night; aud Ia both he is without a superior
His song of the Eod Soldier Boy il OF the
specimens OF "a lively spirited song IA the world We
have him AZ the Park called out three or fur
times IN succes'op.to repeat ie. Last night M was
raptuousy encore cd and had the peculiar favor shown
him of several bouquets IRON the laae. from
the boxes ON the stage The or OF the " Widow Ma
honyn in Teddy the Tyler equality and de .rvsiy
popular The evening bill conclui With the laugh
aoie farce OF the dinners Holiday" Mr Collins
appears again u night aad every ngnt this week
one more OF his iavorite characters.
NIBLo's GAspEN The peoples house far better
attended last night than Monday aud tn. per-
formances went eff in their usual creditsbe style The
rope dancing by NJ Leon javei, showed the greatest
feats Of daring aud eglity exhibited where
The pantomimes of Robert Macaire," AMI the "Red
GBome.n which followed received with IN 1ch an
plause amast ro,rs Of laughter rhe whole wa1 very
taiisiact,ry TO all present We cannot eisaiu from
giving du. pfsife To hr Niblo the caerec of these
pleasures 60 citizens for the construction of such
tine palace OF apusrment, which Ia n nament TO
New ork Where eau one repair tor real amusement,
II not within the precincts OF this beautiful edidcel
Tn, srrang. for the winter progressing
rapidly. be entrance to the theatre aud bail room
vii be hnebed and we shall ~norry be called
hrt entrsinment al that sort given TO tue public bv
the popIiT manager 10 doubt II wiil be grand at
fair This evening ~ devoted 20 tbs bspent of Mr..
Chippe ndale Ihe aiom.nts will Of tho
" i,ysis " in which Mr n placide MIR T. Placde MIR.
George Barrett Mr. George HOLLAND, sir Sloan. Mr.. j.
setoo- airs Howard and Mrs Watts viii sppeaf; and
III. popular piece OF Lola Montes.'' in which Mrs
Sloan. MIR Chippendsls and MIR Geo. Holland will act
prominent c har acters
BURROWS rHEATAE.-Last evening, this fayorite
SOFT well filled, and the entertainments we're of
very st,raetive character. The amusernents opened
which usual, ably sustained throughout BY
Mo1sI, Broughsm, Lynne Clarke, aod Miss Cha pmau.
Mrs Parton Gang the beautiful ballad The Banks Of
very sweety. The next piecs the
q GOOD display Of the great comic talent IT BurtJn's
company; and the concluding farce OF John Jones'
table persopation Of Guy Goodluck the unfor-
tunate man in the world Burton II ~ all times most
In himself and IL one OF the most popular actors IN the
country fine bill for TO nght-2o eaIly and secure
leafs.
national TBrATsr.-This houGe well filled bya
nun rous and fashionable audience. The entertain
ment9 commenced with the aug habe farce OF Mother
aud hid doing well which passed of Ia excellent
sy L. and Afforded much pleasure and laughter t.
assembly II succeeded, for the first time at this
theatre by the grand fairy extravaganza entitled Fair
On. with Colleen Locke which delivered with de-
and elected Tspturt applause. fine" Pas
do Cosaque aud IA DolerO, danced by dss Gertrude
Dawes were executed with much grace aud elegance
The smus.ments concluded with the trium phanty sue
Fairy l.. gin Il TO. Golden Region" which was Wit
seed lat night With ~ much pleasure aud admission
To- night VIII be performed the Fair One with
The Golden Locks the Female Forty Thieves" and
the farce OF " My Negnbors Wife"
MrcHrLL's OLYMPIC THEArss.-A delightful series
Of entertainments was given lat evening ut this
charming t.ie theatre aud Ni-s Mary Taylor ia the
part Of Marie in The Z mid u the Regiment" ccmmsn-
d.d she assys does the symsatbies aud admiration
of the audience by her tasteful and feeling
psrts than French, anu admire many pieces more tnan
tbi' French opera, with iI singing conversations but
~ must be cObfsJsd the pubic not Of mind aud
tb,s piece contnuesto drGslarg aud sdmirng houses
II H., ia fact beautifully goo up and welt Patterned.
The 'sep1fate hlsiDteraucs,'' In ~hiob Mr. Wsicot
bisI Roberts and Mics Nicknsop, Miss Sinclair and
Miss Jackson, displayed their aimrabis tisut,
was we'll played aud commsnd.d the loud aud frequent
npplsGse OF a well hlird house The "taptaiu o' the
" stchi followed. and produced iahnis delight and
sstfsction his theatre H. always ful its pieces al
way excellent aud veil played. aud one si~ay- nero
n
Mitchell viii srrearin one 81 his bet character n
yit.s again fr,sh evening ~ fr.th sud
hilsiity ~hich are sisays TO be foIna here t. o.
pate ard make the most Phleymatc 10 laugh.
and the tbinnest to gro~ TAT.
CnIisr,'s Mivsrpr,s rhis iniu table band ~ Negro
Me-, sft. were n,ser 30 popular ss At preseut. No
matter rbat may be the state OF the wvethsr-haii,
crowded BY The admirers 81 touching negro melodies
h. b-Ge PLAYER guitar performer, aud those On ms
banjo 'iin aud other in.trunents are all hrst ate
artists abd Trey execute those p'antFe airs - sweet
~ aud hsmonioatiy. that night after pight may
behold The faces siih tie sprisnty couuts-
Bsucss while tbsy srs smnsei BY renuus rsprssents-
tions - the negro race. at Mechanics Hall
Cnisfst ASS, MrlY Rooss rbe success OF the famed
professor - kFeidsnsiB Macali er cr,sc esnds aud
h. T. lightly surrounded by the sdmire, Of hi- mssi-
cal dsus AID skilfg experin4pts. The celebrated
ha Introduced w his ban several uew tricks
which wi, gve great PLEASURE 90 all who sl 60 to see
ihs The d,coatun % Nr sscsllistsr's cabinet is
lsudid sud dspofsd In such away a. 20 render more
inposiug the In which he displays his talents Of
T1sstm s"g'e.r IN. ts.s ef'ss's - ne ecotcn me-
er,msrcer " repeatedly reFardsd With much ap-
pau snd the couied rat" VINO helps ntm BIS elegant
lady certainly. lees stractiOa 60 his temple
~ snchsntn.Bt 40 doubt, ali the amat-ur. "a oUr
city -ii b. srstihed by spending an evening a. the
I hiBss. AsssUbly Rooms.
NV OsLEsNs SfEtSADsRs This excellent baud. IA
nous TOR great musical requirements and sterling vocal
abilty give auoher q their charming concerts ~ the
Sucitty Library THIS evening The programme con-
tam excellent Selection ~ songs several % wnieh
will b. rendered ny .r Collins ~tth tnst taeltag sud
in pretsive expression for shcb ~ o. % Jastt erle
bratsd = vocalist ilo Ceneraily sing' pua q TO
lrsh end scotch balsds fes-fs SFs'i o.es u9L
Knees aud SANFORD ao great aasuf iaons p this
band AZ they viii tniau Dut n teH nights 70 TINS
city ttoso whO iJve bcautfai batat -ng,ng "a uid
~ ar them. $3.50 r' uHnfliei
,rt~lss Nustun.--This y the lest seek ~ fxniht-
ing o. ths p,ru iauti.s az the thiuyss useath The
ra.ufe trihg ne many rtr-1s- 90 ste iieis-tisl
aud chsrsrterstcs q trs ihiaesu ufttons
viii GRANNY mpfu4sIp IA n fion measure Tor tht
trouble uI ynYt.a r. visit 20 this etta " hai-dt