The New York herald., 1849-05-31

Theatrical and Musical.
BowrRv THEArRn.-The exceedingly unpleasant
weather have experienced during the past week. has
been somewhat against all places Of public amusement;
but the exceedingly brilliant entertainments which
have been presented at the Bowery have attracted
most respectable audiences and moreover dscrimnat-
ing and the acting been worthy Of the mostin
telgent assembsge that could be got together evil
liam Tell" perhaps the best of Sheridan Knowles
dramatic writings has been the piece that has been
previous occasions it has been performed in the
best style MIR. Hamblinas William Tell and Mrs Shaw
Emma have added much to their already great repu
tation and the other performers have all done their
parts most excellently. We perceive that 1t will be
performed again this evening, with the grand
east before. Mr. Ryder. to whose efficient acting
due share Of the Of the grand produced
of late ut the Bowery be ascribed takes his bene
and the farce of our LIES in Danger will form the
BILL Such entertainments cannot fail to attract
large audience.
BRoApwAY THEArRE.-" Foletta, the Enchanted
Bel,'' again performed last evening before a
fashionable and numerous audience. Previous to
the ballet, the farce of the Witch Of windermere
was performed for the first time. The part of Natty
Primrose, played with much spirit by Mr. Hada-
way and all the other characters very aby
filed. Both performances received with the
hearty applause The magncence of the in the
ballet the spendor OF the decorations and the nge-
NOUS making of the machinery, by which much Of.
feet given to the spectacle not overlooked by
the audience.
national THrArRE.-Barney williams friends and
admirers not forgetting him during his present en-
gagement at this house. he is nightly received with
much applause by excellent audiences. His acting
affords them much pleasure and his personation Of the
joyial ready witted Pat, whether Paudeen O'Raf-
feitys Paddy Miles, Jim Moore, or in any Of his
racy parts, is the very counterpart Of the true
Hibernian. The very natural manner in which he
plays his parts, constitutes the great merit of his
acting There is none Of that overactins in them,
which is frequently the fault In Irish actors Last
evening the operac drama of the "Child of the Regi
ment'' was the first piece Miss Mestayers perfor-
nance of Madeleine in this piece is well known the
National theatre audiences Of the best things she
does Barney Williams. Paudeen o. Rafferty, kept the
audience in fun afterwards and the rest Of the enter
tainments passed off well Tonight he will appear In
two characters and the farce Of the "Coege Boy" will
make up the bill.
Burrows THEATRE.-Last evening, Coleman's come
dy, compressed into two acts Of the "Her at Law,n
was performed in rstrate STYLE and with triumphant
success. Burton, Dr. Pangloss,L. L. d. and A. s. g.
was up to the mark. 1t a well conceived and
talented performance. Raymonds Ezekiel Homespun,
was very droll and Brougham, Kenric was himself
and this Is the highest praise bestow upon him
The original epilogue spoken all the
mentioned in the bill were received with unauaii6ed
appreciation. Tomorrow evening Mr. Logan will take
his benefit, when he will appear in the comedy Of
Simpson Co."
BARNEY WILLrAMs-This nimitable Irish comedian,
and justly esteemed favorie, takes benefit at the
admire the qualities constituting good and ta
Tented artist will patronise this witty and excellent
delineator Of Irish character.
TESTIMONIAL DIsrIN FAMrLr.-This evening"
the lovers oil that excellent in vocal and musical
science will be pleased to learn that concert Of
ordinary character comes of at the Tabernacle To
u.s. 1t appears that the mere announcement Of the
eminent artists names who have kindly volunteered,
will be sufficiently attractive, without entering into
their respective merits, which already known and
appreciated by the musical diefanti Of city The
instrumentalists are Dodworths celebrated band,
John Kyle, George Loder and Herr Soepel The vocal
lists are Mrs T.. Loder, Miss Laura Jones, Madam Lo
varney, Miss M. O'Connor, Sgnor Novclli, Messrs.
Jones, A. Phillips, +. Lyster, r. Conden and Mr. w.
Greatorex. Independent Of this body of celebrated
artists the Messrs Dstin will execute several solos
those who have heard the soft meodious tones ofthesc
Incompatible performers, say patronise them fully,
and carry with you to respective homes echong
in your harmony Of the most exquisite and soul
inspiring character.
GEORGE LoDER's BENRrIr.-This dsting gdished
steal conductor of Burtons theatre Chambers street.
well known In this city for years the leader OF every
magnificent musical production which required science
of the first class in order to its arrangement being
complete in every department thrill the soul Of
harmony, will take benefit Saturday evening next
at Burton's theatre. MIR. LOders sympathetic feel
ings always evinced at the respective benevolent
certs given in this city, should independent Of his
great professional abilities, entte him to the conf
dence and consideration of all those who admire not
only the melodous strains which call forth the reco
ectons OF home and give an JUNCTION to the
Of life which lead to the Of the heart but also
to those who behodinR the gratutous cxertons OF
artist desrous Of advancing pursuits designed for the
Amusement edfcaton and refinement of all the ines
timnble qualities which soften down the asperties Of
life, and make terrestrial sojourn happy and bliss
full We wish him bumper.
VANpERBEcK's CoscERT.-This gentleman announces
grand concert, to be given at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms. the 6th June next Several artists Of high
standing, are engaged for the occasion Among them
perceive the names Of two celebrated vocallsts-M
ard Madame Leati; also Mrs l.. A. Jones' Miss Agnes
Dresler, Mr. r. Andrews, Mr.. II. G. Timm. Mr. G Lo-
der MIR. r.. Hoffman, Mr Joseph Burke, and host Of
other very eminent performers. Tickets to the
cert so cents Also tickets $40 each upon the plan of
the Art Union every holder of ticket except the
drawing the piano, worth 800 being entitled 10
ceive, gratis, musical annual worth Sc.
CERIsry's MiSsTREIs sing as harmonously ever
they the true black among vocaliss and the
scientific musical attachments of the members of this
band would be enough to set hsfa dozen ordinary
companies They the Napoleons Of negro min
strelsy, and as such bear their honors meekly. We
advise all who wish to be amused this rainy weather to
go and hear them
MADAM ANNA BisHor has been very successful in her
dramatic concerts in costume. at the Tacon theatre
Havana, every night averaging from 81 600 to Sl400
She has received an engagement iN Mexico and will
return to this country 1T the end of August Bochsa
is also highly spoken Of as the great harpist
MIR. J. M. Dawson, some short time since connected
with the Park Broadway, and Niblos theatres Is
playing with fuccess at the National Theatre, Detroit
City Intelligence.