The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26

Lee appeared and went through variety of their most
remarkable performances probably the most extraor
dinsry Of their kind ever presented to a New York
audience. The surprising dexterity. steadinsss and
sgilty displayed by them In their fssts with the tive
Clones are most astonishing Just fancy two immense
globes with wkch they play with their feet easily Is
aschoolboy plays with q common hand. ball: they toss
them up, and catch them the soles Of their rect
cause them to revove with indescr swftnsss on
the role of foot turning them with the other play
ipg tambouIipe quartrtfe at the same time and in
fsct Is at loss to imagine how the most as
eduous practice could havs given them such astonsh
ing oexterity. This feat Is but one OF their many
equally surprising ones for instance Lavaer blows
feather high up air through a hollox tube, turns a
soneeet and, whilst urnipg it, fires off pair of pis-
tolls and he a'ishts his feet egan receives and
balsn the descending feather his chin. Then
again they balance their chins inn spi ming
tops on the end OF rods full six feet In length up
heavy balls and catch them the nap of the
neck from whence they jerk them their VS. the
bend of the arm 60, oil with as much and cool
LESS as be imagined We have not space this day
to speak of the other performances 10 which Master
Eugene figures; thy are equally wonderful. We re-
CONNER all to see these anry per formapoe.
For to nights bill which Is excellent one we refer
TO our list OF smusements.
BRoADwAr THEATRE The damp and dsagreeable
weather of last night rather thnned the ate ndAncs
at this place Of amusement, but 1t In no way damped
the exertons Of the performers or the delight of the
audience. The gorgeous drama of Monte Cristo,n
was again played; and the splendid scenery beau ul
ballet other attractive eatures Of the piece were
received with much applause at any pre- re.
presentation We muet here correct mistake Wa
were LED into tie other Day, by msprint the ad-
We gave 10 Miss Waiaok The credit which ought to
have beef given to Mrs Watts the former lady hsv.
ing unfortunately met with a slight &C odeut few
week. ago has her Of late from taking her
usual position The various characters were
nsI night with the ususl ability OF the splendid
WHO have gained such deserved applause by the admit
rable manner in which they have all along sustained
their Tet Pc ctve parts Last night the twenty.
eighth time Of lis performap such as have not
performance ucca m dr..
ma, would do well TO it before 1t is Withdrawn II
has bsen tho greatest tit Of the at this thea
tire, and all who have had the good to see it
once with the determination of their
visit at q future occasion
NATIONAL THEArRr.--The house was we'll at. Q nded
last evening" and the various performances passed oil
well. Woman was the first piece. This lie q most
interesting little domestic drama and was we'll played
After it, the farce of the * Widows Victim in
which Mr.. Chanf:au gives his excellent limitations of
living actors and they most enthusiastically ap.
pauded. Chsnfrau is certainly Of the most COR
rect imitators we have ever seen, from YouAg Kean
Il. Scott Burton Jim Crow Rice all be gave with tho
gre8teet correctness. So well does ne initiate We
should think he would And 1t easy to 20 through
whole part with effect almost as the celebrities
whose peculiar styles he portrays We glad to
see Mir Dawes on the etsge again. no looks one
meet with such one again. MIR is quite a fayorite
at the National. Wacoustn" concluded the perform
ances. TO night I" Ivanhos' will be played, as also
" Wacousta ~
BvRroN's THEATrE-A new comedy in three acts
called" Vanity Fair" produced last evening at
this theatre to we'll Allied house. notwiths.a nding the
bad state Of the weather. This piece is exceedingly
well got up and bids fair to have long run Mr.
Burton, Us Joe Sedey,"a little in love and great
characttrs, with much effect This piece we shall be
able to notice more in full the eecond representa-
ton The performance concluded with tho burlstta of
California Gold Mines" receiving from the audience
sproarous sPplauee.
BRoADwAY CIRCUS Sand, Lent Co. offer every
evening an excellent BILL and the ALEXANDRA is always
tabishment are such as cannot fail to attract Q full
for they are certainly worthy of patronage In.
TRAN feats, the fighting ponies, Mayfy &c the ele.
CANT and classic performances Of Mr. Sands and his
pretty chieren are in themselves worth the price Of
admission. Last night the enterta ments were par.
ticularly well accomplished. Master Walter Aymar
juvenile equestrian who has been often praised
for his excellence and Precocty rode of his beau
tifnl acts of horsemanship and Master Maurice ands
rode one act BY himself The ponies displayed their
sseacity: and the beautiful Mayny accomplished won.
the sores. which was, indeed, very agreeable Ths
order prevails throughout the and every
fention given to the comfort and
OF those who patronize 1t.
TABERNAcLE.-We regret to say that the concert
which came of last evening, for the benefit of Mr.
The performances commenced with the overture from
" La Sirenen by Auber which was executed by Gungl
andahis inimiiabls band, with all the muscs science
and brilliant execution fer which thew ars 40 osls
brsted The next piece in the programme was solo
ior the piano by Mr. Strakosch, but not appearing,
to make an apology which ceived with the most
evident marks of Kindness and generosity Miss Julia
ton Of plaintve beautiful ballad gave annie svi
dence of the highest order of vocazstion Mr. Coenen
then came forward and executed fan tasa on themes
from . Lucia di Lammermoor" the violin with a |
sweetness of tone and perfect command of his nstru
ment in the most soft and melodous blending of half
tones and great precision to time in shifting which
nj AN la
whose souls were thrilled with exceeding harmony
! me wandering melodies, by Gungls band, were
peautnuly performed, as were also the New York qua
drilies The csnzonet, by Mrs Loder, was we'll re-
ceivsd, and the song o Luce d quest Anima" from
city nightingale received all the attention which an
excellent musical education could give to It, In fne
ME and Gunsls band were the attractive and most
PLEASING features Of the evening We hope the COM
mittee will exert their influence to give Mr. Wall ano-
her neft which will result in something more pro-
1ta Bile than the receipts Of lest evening.
GuNG'L's GRAND CoNcERT-The second concert of
MS eminent composer will take place at the Taberna
lie this evening, when programme Of uncommon no
leght in the purest strains Of music The entertain.
q nts viii commence with the opera of Fra DiA-
polka, by Lanner and Gungr, and the frst part will
close with duetto for horn and claro net The subse
tha r con, Of an overture from
dcsted to the ladies Of New York; beau tfui "Pot
PouIri' an overture from Obsron," and Sounds
from Home" Those who with to have the nnsr feel
irgs OF the soul narrowed by the melody
of this band had better attend this, perhaps their
last concert in this city.
CHRnTYs MIHsrRELs-To night these nh,osonher. |
viii Introduce entirely feature in their pro-
grsmme-no less than the celebrated Voyage Musi-
cale arranged to suit the pecuarites of this famous
band. This "Voyage Musicale thsv stve " a most
imitation and lyric symphony CONNIE ncipg
soInewhere and ending nowhere' and to give IL ali
due effect, all the musical celebrities of the day will
Dc made useful by the band We expect this will be
'hs richest piece of burlesque of the season They
WILL In addition to the Voyage, give q varied pro-
yramme Of Ethiopian melodies. |
The New ORLEANs SERESADERs keep up with the
Zines, and each evening give a most admirable and
acy programme, which Is gone through with to the
ielight oflsrge and fashionable audiences Their IA
nous scena from the Italian Opera remains as great
avorite as ever and Jenny Lind, Grsi, Aiboni &c
et in black, nightly receive enthusia stic applause
'wanes performances the bones are also much an.
,suded.
SoInEE AT THE Howard HorEL-A ball and supper
we're given at this hotel "wednesday the
auons and friends Of the prese Mt propretors sssrs
ish Middeton, and White. The large dining saloon