The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19


very successful st this house. and will no doubt have
very hong Night after night the house hes been
veil filed with most Intelligent and respectable su-
deDces who have expressed their delight ct this re-
marksb's dramatic spectacle. by great applause Tn.
scenesy arranged most admirably, and the horse
runs and escapes are most extensive scale We
would again compliment the stage manager I'D ali
who are In the ut of the scenery
the truly Elective In which they psrfor N
their duties. The proprietor OF the house, too has
shown how ready he IL to furnish every that
be thought Of to make drama like the present 20
OF we'll. Mr.. Hall nave already noticed "a bsing
have long been SHOWN and sck by tho
Bowery audiences. Msssrs Stsvsns, Dun, Clarke, 49,
and Miss Wemyss likewise deserve much praise for
their excellent acting In this piece To night 1t will
be- again; and previous Co it, the comedy
the Fast Man." with excellent cast, viii DO per-
formed.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-The bill for this evening set
out with this most pleasing and gratifying announce
ment"The succession Of brilliant and GRO wded houses
that have honored the # the past week.
has induced the management to re engage tho Irish
comedian and vocalist, Mr.. Collins, In conjunction
with the eminent actor, Mr. H. Paoide, for week
more" The bill enumsrstss, had almost said num-
beress varieties At all events We may say, without
offending truth In the least degree that 1t prsse
choioe, we'll selected and frst series Of entertain
nts, composed OF the Intellectual the historical tho
chvalric the fsncifu and the humorous. Those who
love to hear tsl Of the deeds Of great actor In
thing that win BE- agreeable to their feelings Those
from the mercessly oppressed, down. troddsn, and
crushed sle Of Erin" win. II they feel interest in
the matter come to witness the of the
Irish Brigade with whose honorable some Of
tho brsvsst deeds Of arms In the of human iber
~ are associated The military remi ces CON
neeted with this noble body Of men, who the battle
field never retreated to eclipse the glory their
advsnce, :reof attrilling character In" Napoleou's
Old Guard Mr. H. Placide will take the parts Of Nous
taohe and Haverssok. For grsoefulness of man nsrs
and elegance Of style, this accomplished actor is
Will follow, In which MIR. Collins will be Terence O'Grs-
dy and will sing the Widow Maohres" with all the
accompaniments OF gestculstions and brogue bother
and barney peculiar to that GLASS Of rishmen
are the gentlemen from Ireland but not irish gentle
men," The whole will conclude with the farce Of "Box
and and when We say 1t very rarely happens that
liberal and sumptuous . dramatic banquet IL
spread before tho play goes OF this oit quite
the most H. so far as we are now ooncerned
gone.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-We anticipate seeing . very
full house here tonight the very svorte pieces Of
Nose in California" and " Tom aud Jenny" are to
be Played Chanfrau and Seymour of course appearing
in both Of them. Never have pieces been more suo-
cessul than these two. The OF Chsnfrau
last week. rendered impossible play them but now
that Nose has happily reooved the audiences will again
DO gratihed BY seeing them We glad to see, too
that Mr. HELD has been engaged for the remainder Of
the Season ME- Held is an old fsvorite ct the Ma
tional and will, no doubt, be heartily Welcomed back
.
Of representing play in arst rate style; and
great variety Of entertainments given every evening
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farce Of "W Who Speaks First!" and the Soottish
drama Of I" Cramond Brig"
Burrows THEATRE.-This evening will be presented
entirely farce, called Who Speaks First; Or
The Caproes of Mstrimony" The characters will be
sustained by Mrs. knight, Miss J. Hill, Mr. Warden,
30. The ovsrtures to La Stranisra, Der Freisohuts
and Tampa will be performed by the orchestra A
Bolero de Cadix will be given by Miss Walters and NJ
Frederick. The entertainments of tho evening will
conclude with the dramatic version Of "Dombey and
Son in which ell the strength and talent of the oom-
pany will appear, Burton and Brougham leading Is
print inter pfmos-frst among the first. The proprie.
suit the wishes and tastes Of their Patrons
intend TO their expressive phraseology), In
the of trsgedisns of high merit devoting the
Shakspears's immortal conceptions. The nrst per.
formance will take place on Wednesday next, when
in o manner entirely novel Macbeth, in the manner
Of all sorts Of professors will be
by Mr. Broughsm; Lady Macbeth, in manner peou-
liary his own. win be performed by Mr. Burton The
whole Of the far famed music viii be performed. This
will be high treat no one can doubt, whom tho
ed into action Mr. Brougham's powers of imitation
unquestonaby Of high order. To- night will be
first Of "Who Speaks First?' The bin is full and
vartd one: 1t is magnetic, and therefore It must at
tract.
Aston PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-MApAME LAsoRpE,s
Yosx-We understand, from good quarters. that this
celebrated csntatrcs who has been 80 much the IA
vorte Of the diteant Of New York will take her faro
well benent at the Astor Place Opera House Wednes.
day next March 81 We certain that tho lovers Of
music will be innumerabe at that place Of anu ,ement
have it. The Barbisrs di Seviga'' In fol one lot
e. Norma" and the grand aria from LIE Sermsnt"
VIII form the programme of this benefit, Of which
nlarn
TABERNAcLE-GRAND FESTIVAL ~ AID OF THE He.
BREW BENxvoLENr SocIErY This long talked Of CON.
cert In which will appear the highest mu.ical talent
now IN this city among whom We shall mention Signora
Borghste Madame Labords Monsieur Labsrde. SiRuor
Coreli, Sgner Tsapelli Signor Novelli Signor San
quirco together with the solo virtuosos Miss Adele
Tomorrow evening, at the Tabernacle, and win un-
doubtedly be grand affair The programme Of this
musc. ssirse Il very attractive, and win bring
merous crowd who will be not only satisfied by hearing
the sweet sounds Of melody, but also in Going It
the same time, generous action Besides the great
sie., Mr. Charles Hohnstook the great violinst win
with the aid of his sister Adele, perform grand duet
fSr the piano and violin and In the second part he will
play enc Of the most difficult pieces written by
Pagsnipi the Carnival Of Parsn We hope to sec the
tabernacle filed on that evening by our benevolent
citizens
MorsIKra ADRrEn.-TLs great and incompatible
magician still continues to astonish not only the
4" natives" but the foreigners also The Minerva
Rooms are crowded every night With persons who seem
ubsonibneu % 10 Do lncun00 TO think that
this man is something more than human and that he
holds communication Of sort with the old gsn.
tlemsn below" They imagine that what he does snd
10 certainly most sstoundng beyond the power Of
human agency and that, therefore, he be in COL
uson with the sable parsonage referred This even
Ing and during tho week. grand magical and Esyp.
tian entertainment will be performed with unrivsied
d:1tertiy. The second part will consist Of grand
Chinese sports and the ETHEREAL suspension. Tho
sos,ss viii conclude With the splendid msgssoorama,
which will be varied by many novelties Those who
have not this exhibition, cannot form An ADJ
quate idea Of ts merit Then let them CO. and Judge
for themselves. There 10 On old saying-videns EFT
eredens-seeing 10 believing.
The New ORLEANS SrRENApERs have taken Q nrm
position ~ Seoicty Library and supported in Il
by most crowded and fashionable audiences every
evening Their songs are spplsuded to the echo and
their laughable musical panorams and Italian scenss
are % raoy - ever. Some persons may think that
Ethiopian mnstrssy cannot possibly be scientific A
that 1t can.