The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical ana nIus,c.,.

Theatrical and Musical.
BROADWAY THrArRE -Rossini's opera Of the aBarbsr
OF Seville" WAS repestediast evening before Highly
fashionsble audience. The opera was well SUSTAINED
throughout every scene; and indeed, We may safely
as srt that we have never, any occasion N more
enthusiastic audience, Tat more thoroughly
enjoyed the rich vocal and musical treat
them. Tedesco. as usual. sustained her part we'll
although We should rather have seen hor in NornaD
or ErDani as in those pieces there better oppor
tunity for displaying her m.lodious voice great
scientific ability The Count Amaviva by Vistd.
was very good his voice is sweet. but Of sIsa.
der quality-it wants power, Sanlurico's DR.. Bar
too was what 1t always is, excellent perform
anse, and it did not fail to tell with his numerous
friends Ross Corsi In Figaro, display ed great comic
ability We cannot but alude to the role of Don
Basilio, which was happily entrusted to Signor No.
vein IL was listened to with admiration by his
AUDITORS and many expressions Of qualification
wrung from many Who are usually quiet listeners at
the Opera The truth Is, sgnor is of the bright
particular stars In the galaxy Of musical talent, that
must shine lustrously He Is already great fsvorts
with the Opera lovers The amusements Of the eve
ming concluded with the ballet Of "La Vivandisre in
which Mile Blangy and M. Durand won new I.ursls.
II is one Of the best bsets that has been in
this city for . long time The entertainments ct the
Broadway are becoming exceedingly popular and de-
servedly 20. This evening. Tedesco appears IN the
character of Elvira In verdfs grand opera OF Err
mani " The simple announcement ought to be enough
to oil the house We perceive the indefatgabe Mar
shall has engaged ssnorins Biscaccant the charming
cdnfarce, who has already made herself Tavorise by
her vocal performances Due notice will be given "
mgr nrst appearance.
NiBLos GARDEs-The proprietor, true to his
selves continues to present the public with fresh at
tractons and his efforts to crafty his patrons Who in
point Of numbers and respectabity, in the ssoen
dant, Nave hitherto been, and will doubt continue
to be- eminently successful. Last evening, Charles
Dances new comedy in two acts received called
Wonderful Woman, or the Marquis and Cobblsr,s
was played Mr. Dawson representing the character Of
the Marquis de Frontignsc, Mr. a. Andrews that Of
Viscount dc Milleaeurs Mr. Kingsley that of Rodoph
Mr. John Seton that Of Crepn, q cobbler; Mrs q.
Howard that of HorteDse and Miss Roberts that Of
Ceeile he acting very excellent, aud Mrs. How
ards singing was most warmly sPplauded and would
have been eneod but for the which the
lady would have experienced from the intense heat,
al houeh the theatre the coolest In this great
polls. The bill altogether arstrAts one, the
entertainments mentioned in it gyen to n highly
respectable and numerous audience in hrstrate style
This evening the gorgeous ballet, in which the
celebrated havel family and Mile. Berlin, aud NJ sril
liant will appear There will doubt, be- q crowded
house. The Ravels never fail Of drawing crowd or
enthusiastic admirers
Burrows THEArRE.-Both tiers of boxes and the
parquete Of this house finely filled last evening
by NEST brilliant audience, aud the ainmsnts
were most heartily applauded The musical sursttA
Of Jenny Lind" the fret piece, Miss Mary rayI
lor of course, taking the part of Jenny The
songs she sings In this piece capitay done Miss
T. sings the popular negro melodies Of the day with
much vivacity and archness &. w. Clarke ~ the
manager abroad. on recruiting expedition, very
funny. The popular "Dombey and Son." that lrm
with whom the patrons OF Burton have had many
To night, Mr. w. u. Chapman takes his bensht, and
Offers fine bill for the occasion The comedy Of
IN arried Life with most admirable cast, Burton a.
Mr. Codde Clark. hlr, Lynx Chapman, Mr. Dove;
Brougbam, Mr. Younghus bAnd-itIs q most using
comedy, and will be we'll played. "Box and Cox,n
with Chapman and Burton the two occupants Of
one rom, and the Most Unwarrantabls Intrusisn,S
will conclude the enterta inments ~ t.f
= National THEATaE.-To night Mr.. T. B. Johnston
will take his farewell benefit this house. aud on the
occasion ha will present most excellent bil Mr. and
Mrs J. r. Scott Mr. J. G. Dunn and Miss Carns the
danspse have all volunteered their services and We
expect the house will bs filled In every part ~ Mr.
Johnston Is deservedly great favorts at the Ma
tioD~l and has worked hard during hts present en-
gsgement. The laughsbls faross of Sketches IN
India" and the Lottery Ticket" will be played -
also the drama Of Charles the II /" with X Scott
Capt Copp, and Mrs Scott "a Mary Copp. Mr.. Dunn,
as Edward, will sing fsvorite song during the piece
variety Of dancing will make up the evenings
amusements. The ut this house will conclude
with this week, though not for OF patronage
full audiences have been the rule ali this month.
CAsrLE GARprr.--1he performances at this favorts
resort consist Of the usual promenade togs-
Their with the astonishing plishments OF the
nowDed Herr Cline whose upon the tight
rope have made him celebrated years ago, and which
continue to excite the Admiratisn Of al who witness
them
The Distins are giving concerts at Rochester.
The New Orleans Serenaders are ORA ~ing crowded.
houses st Newport. h
Mrs Fanny Butler, Il Ia said, will give shakspsrial
Readings at Syracuse during the New Fair