The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-20

be good one for he most certainly deserves II from
the patrons Of the National he has worked hard
cellent and judicous Few actors the stage excel
him in the line he more particularly appears n-old
He presents fine bill for the evening, and Mr.
and Miss Nickuson, Miss q. Dawes. and Air. Yates,
will appear in the Of the evening" besides which,
Nose will be on hand and drama from Mr.. Par
deys pen will also be played for the first time. We
fell MIR Pardeys friends will not forget his appeal
for this evening
BuR1oS,s THrArnE-"Your Life's in Dangern the
last new farce from London, well played last
ming ut Burton's. The last thing from London
proves in this instance, not to be by any means the
best IL IN quite common Affair but obtained much
success from the infinite humor Of Burton and the adj
mrable acting Of Mrs Venom lady who deserves the
highest encomiums for her able deneatons in every
character worth anything in which she appears We
were disappointed in not seeing Raymond appear
nounced in the bills-though for the part Of low bal
liG Rae is the very Socialism" followed, an
amusing instructive, moral philosophical, farcia sat
rcal abstraction. Next came Burton, yawning and
making everybody catch it him. in the most amusing
and clever farce Of Forty Wnks." One would cheer
fully lose hundred winks to see this dro and highly
entertaining piece. The airs played by the excellent
tertainment it equal to concert by Gung the
Germana. This evening Burton appears in that
beautiful comedy "Breach OF Pronise,' with many
other entertaining matters also to be found in the bills
NV ORLEANS SERESApERs.-To-nght, Mr. Kncass a
talented member Of this company puts his
for benefit, and trust that he will have q rousng
house. rather homely expression, for he has If
orded vast deal Of amusement to the patrons OF this
company's concerts. The programme will be very
instrumental performances, &c. besides the great
musical panorama and Italian scenas. Let Kneass's
friends remember him to-night.
CnRIsrY's MNsrRELs dclightng the Brooklynites
by their admirable concerts every evening, at Monta
gre Hall. They giving them all their best and
latest New York touches, and the Voyage Musicale
proves be quite triumphant the river 1t
here They will be back again at their headqua
tiers in this city, the evening of the Both inst
TABERSAcLE-ELEUTHERIA grand cantata
which recently given ut the Tabernacle with great
will be repeated this evening" when doubt
the high character of the vocal and musical ia
lent engaged for the OCCASION the Tabernacle will pre-
rcnt brilliant dirplay Of the musical diettanti.
STopPAsI HALL.-A description of Hutchin's grand
classical panorama Of the and shores Of the Med
ierranean is being exhibited at Stoppani Hall
Broadway.
THE AERIAL MAcHiNE.-Thc private exhibition Of
Messrs Porter L. Robjohn's Aerial machine will take
place this evening at the Coliseum, Broadway.
SMIrH's Mammoth Theatrical, operate and Ethio
plan Company will give two of their amusing entertain
mcnts at Washington Hall, Jersey City, this and to-
morrow evening.
The BowERY ASSOCIATION BALL, to come off at the
Apollo Tuesday evening next, will be very delight
full affair Nearly all the tickets Sold and the enter
tanment will be most handsomely got up.
PATERSON N. J.-Mr. Scott will give Of his ANU
sing characteristic and musical entertainments at the
above town. this evening He intends opening in this
city in few days.
The EKcHANTREss-The new publications Of Bafe's
Opera, " the Pirates Chorus" " The Happy Days OF
Life" and However Bright the Sea Tonight" are
now published, at No. Franklin square.
Appointment by the President.
Michael Musson to be Postmaster at New Orleans