The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-20
Theatrical and M usicaI.


NmIo's GARDEN OPENING NieHr.-rhs long looked
for and apxiousy expected event the opening OF Nib
los Garden, will take place Monday evening next
Ever since 1t announced that the ndefAtisa gable
Niblo would phoenix like arise from his ashes. aud
construct, a more extended and comprehensive
scale than ever his much favored temple of amuss
ment the public and his legion Of admirers aud friends
in particular extremely anxious that should DO
opened ut the earliest moment possible They have
waited patiently and In day or two that splendid
place of from the foundation to the
roof aud arranged throughout in most gorgeous
will be thrown open the public st price which,
considering the entertainments which will be given
is merely nominal We have given a description Of
the new Niblos" on a former occasion together with
the dimensions of the building and dilated at
length the prospect of comfort enjoy which
citizens had before them 1t unnecessary to say
except to repeat that step been omit
ted to make "Nblos' one Of the most agreeable and
attractive places Of amusement in the city, well In
regard to the description Of performances as to the
quiet and order and the character of the entertain
mcnts which will be furnished. We understand that
the whole Of the celebrated Ravel family engaged,
aud will appear the opening night, Monday next in
three Of their own peculiar pieces
BURros's THxArRE-Aiter a most successful run,
"Iondon Assurance" Is withdrawn for this evening
The entertainments will consist Of three OF the most
laughable farces now acted and Miss +. Walack
Mrs Mary Taylor, Mrs. Brougham Burton, Brougham,
Redmond Ryan &c will take parts in them, hazard
nothing In insuring delg evening am use
ment TO all VINO patronize Burton's this evening rhs
houe is finely ventilated and is cool and comfort
u
know well how immediate the public TO leave
aByth thing undone to make everything, both on aud OF
the stage, as pleasant as possible ibe company now
attached "a the bouse comprse Of the most estab-
shed fvortes OF the theatre going population Of New
ioik and though the past season brilliant. and
profitable too 1--WE should think,) Us manager could
desire from the way the present opens the pros
poets are that it will be better still
national THSArRr-Tbs performances, last even
ing, passed of finely, and the utmost hlarity was
evincsd by the audience the various pieces were
well this house that those who 1t cannot
fail to be pleased with the doings there Tonight
hope to u full audience Miss Milestone Of the
most att, ntive and hard working Of the company
takes her benefit We have oftes observed Miss N .
assiduy and talents sbe IL actress, and very
pleasing singer and she IL Of the favores OF the
National audiences we are sure they will rally strong
in mum Der to give her u benefit indeed The romantic
drama Of Ivanboe," which Is played with much
spendor will be performed first after which singing
by Miss Miles and MIR sey mour then will come NsW
York as IL il; more singing by r. q Booth and dans-
ing by Miss Dawes and the farce off, John Doobs"
will conclude the entertainments. We think this IL
BIZ complain Of rs wanting In interest or
variety.
Brs.rIr yoR THE WiDow or the LATE VIM VAcHs.
We understand that all the necessary arrangements
for the b. pet Of the widow and children Of fh- late
and inmented Vim Nache. one Of onr best and INST
talented comic sctors have been completed aud that 10
will take place at tn. Broadway Theatre on Monday
evening We sincerely trust that the play-goiag
public aud the friends Of humanity in general will not
b. backward IN coming forward on Thu occasion Mr..
kacbe year after year contributed thai his share
10 the niusemebt ard entertainments Of the public
and many a night when he cnnvulsed bis audience
with bis Peculiar mirth his heart douo wrung
with the and troubles from his
fession He was taken asay suddenly leaving q wife
and family ~ INDECENT circumstances. That wife
and family will want long there Is spark of
generous feeling In the brrasts Of the people of New
ho,k 10 whom Mr. Naebe vas 80 wtll knpsn Upsards
81 fifty members Of the dramatic profession have ro-
luuteerrd their services gratuitousy this OCCASION;
N the play going public will only come out they
ought 10 10 the bonent will produce handsome sum
Tor The widow aud children If MIR. Vscbo
CHRisrs's NiNsrklLs Those crackers who say all
New Workers have deserted city NEED only 60 to
Mechanics Hall any evening Il thu week, To be con-
WINGED that all have not let near all for tns room
IL cro~o'd nightly by our most rrsuccsble citis"ns
who Gock thrr. L. b. amused Ia the genuine way shch
thristy'r band know well ho~ to do 10 night
they will give n bbe programme"
Mrs vai,STiNs MusicAL soingrs, at the Chinese
lsp,mbly Rooms are the most Plies ing entertainments
have ATTENDED for some time Tho music IL of ths
beet KIND aud Mi-s yaontini sigoor Giobeii and Mr.
B,rgner who perform H. have proved thsm elves e. b
thorough musicians The competitions Of Mozart,
WaIisce Bellin Verdi &c rendered by them With
great effect The refreshments nc to be obtained 81
the rooms are OF the most superior sort
C.srir GAsDrS ON "wednesday evening, during the
performance Of the selections from the french OPERA
'b..rvsd that Madame B-rtou ev,dsntiy suffer-
ing from ndispo-ition. yet with the wish TO accom-
p-h he task he had undertaken, she perssvsred aud
concluded the song frsm . Le Domino Noir" Mr.. Cor
byn then claimed the indulgence Of the audience for
the bdy, who ~a- suffering from sudden and -evers
affection Of the throat Madame then With great soirs
attempted her part IN the tio saut In Frsnce +" snd
yeIy Avorsbly received by the very aud
hionsb. sudirpc- present We learned 18th regret
arrival AZ Ca-tr Garden lat evening that the
fair and tnlepted cduairfce still severely udis
pfssd 10 BE- unable to APPEAR but the strong atsrso
ton. still in res.rv. sod admirably given by tue vocal
aud Instrumental frter 81 the e-tahl IA ut afforded
unsllnysd snjuymF Mt to svery Toll audience Tonight
smother rich ogramme y announced. aud &c have
doubt that curing the cuptinuancs &c this really de-
lightful ~eath.r. Castle Garden gill contiuus To be
crowded ro-m,rros evening, We believe. dstssne
B.rtop aud the Other members Of the French Opera
troupe will r.-uppcar.
Mites Bri,pu aud MIR Manners ut the Royal thea
tire King tun,Cs
Truf and Benedict have engaged rooms at Now
port aud expected room to give concerts at thst
fashionable retreat
Mr. Fleming Is giving shaksperian readings ss
Cleveland Ohio
Movements for california.
MA~sArHUsgrrs
The schooner Roanoke, Capt. Spelley, cleared
~ Boston the ~ III inst. for San Francisco with
the following passengrrri
WIN shelley. Henry Williams. William C.e, Cses.
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