The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-18

police magistrate the 10th Of November last Thsv
WILL therefore, be rsmsnded those commitmsuts to
delay with the examination which the iss req uirsS
The question Of admitting the prisoners bail cannot
well be determined until the examination shall Be
completed, as that is essential to that end.
Theatrical ana Musical.
BowKRr THEArRE-In addition to that ever pleas
Ing still attracting tasteful elegant and stirring
Of the "Three Guardsmen" Of whish We have already
said so much, the assiduous and attentive mansgsr
and proprietor Of this grand theatre have brought out
new piece, of local character entitled sMose, Joe
and Jack" The scenery and incidents In this new,
stirring and amusing piece, are various and most
tsrtainipg First there Is view Of Jersey City Ferry,
Of exquisite fidelity and beauty Of execution which
does the highest credit to the artist by whom It
has been executed Next seen the Battery painted
with equal force and fidelity. Then come, in quick
succession other scenes which make this piece prog
nant with interest to New York audience The Five
Points, seen here at this theatre Is delightful and
innocent places and here the prude may come and con-
template 1t without deflement We strongly recon-
mend all the city to come and here to make themselves
acquainted with themselves and their city.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Yesterday evening, Mr.. Mur-
doch made his FIRST appearance this season. enactiug
on the occasion, Hamlet Prince of Denmark. The
part Is one Of great difficulty, and to say that Mr.
Murdoch read 1t correctly and delivered its soloquiss
with proper emphasis and due discretion is not to
say more than he deserves. The forced subdual Of
.but break my heart" Sc was strikingIy delivered.
The scenes with the particularly In his mothers
closet-were appalling. There was no stage trick-no
shout-no starting he stood absorbed in the
visiting and In the horrors Of the hideous tales the
spectre told The character Of Hamlet always inspires
of the author, Of such bouudess extent Of thought
The moralist may listen to Its nnumerable aud sublime
ideas with Improvement and dslight-sven the religion
and approval Of the most rigid dsvotee Perhaps be-
yond every other female character which shakpears
has drawn that Of Ophea makes forget the poet In
his own creation Like strain Of sad sweet music,
which comes floating by us the wings Of night and
silence and which rather feel than hear like the
exhastion Of the violet dying upon the is
charms to US the character of Ophelis; 90
exqui.itsly delicate it seems as II touch would pro-
fame IT, II the Ophelia Of last night aid not realise
this idea to the fullest extent, 1t by means
rendered the least important part Of the tragedy II
was very creditably performed. MIR. Murdoch was
warmly spplauded throughout each scene.
NBLo's GARDEs.-The new and splendid pantomime,
which has been preparing for the stage during the last
month, at enormous expense will be produced on
Thursday evening. II is entitled Raoul, The
Magic Starr The scenery dresses and are
of the most dazzling and gorgeous description. All
the artists have been at work. night and day In order to
have produced last evening but the intrcscy Of the
cry and other stage effects rendered IL impos
fible When Niblo produces any novelty. 1t must be
done In the utmost splendor or not at all The rush
to this magnificent spectacle Thursday evening"
will be tremendous
BuRros's THEATnr.-The entertainments began, at
this theatre, with the cemidistta by Morris Barnet
called Methinks See My Father" which Afforded
Messrs. Brougham, Johnston, Lynne, and Mrs Hol-
and Hughes good occasion to display their his
trionic talents. The Schxnausen wsltzn which fol-
lowed, was well danced by M. Frederick and Mis-
Malvins but among the best parts Of the
the public rejected for applause the comedy Of the
Serious Famiy;n in which Mr. Burton is inimitsbis.
and Missss Russell, Hill and Chapman. The duet b.
Mrs Holman and Miss Hinsrt, The syren and the
Frsr, rendered with much feeling, and the two
songstresses reaped much applause. The entsrtain-
ments concluded with the first performance Of the
in very deserving manner and drew forth the piss-
dts Of the crowded house which present. This
evening the bill 10 composed Of the same plays
CHAM RAu's National TnkArRr.-If anything were
lacking to the lovers Of rich fun and amussmeut-ts
the admirers Of the beautiful and fasc.sting ballet
to the amateurs Of gorgeous and sublime scsnery-ts
the epicure In well executed machinery and magic
exploits-they may find all these combined In the
spectacle Of the "FemAls Guard, or A Lad In Won
dsrful Lamp" now performing nightly to crowded
pis To the above should alse be added mention Of
the original and effective music expressly com possd
fer this piece, s.d executed in an unrivslsd ma.-
by an orchestra OF eminent ability The whole
10 got up without regard to expense and is worthy
New York audience and proves by the vdsd house,
the labor and penss Of the entsrprsing Managers
and proprietor have not been Ia vain.
hrrcHELLs OLYMPIC TBxArRE-Ysstsrday evening
the benefit Of Mr.. Nickinson on which occasion .
numerous and highly fashionabls audience honsrsa
entertAiuUoUte
formed last night exceedingly interesting s.a
amusing, commencing with the musical intsrluds e
"Ths Waterman" in which Mr.. Bishop sang aJoh.
Anderson, my je," with much feeling, and Miss Mary
Taylor "when the moon the lake 10 bssmipgn with
followed by the petite comedy called the veteran
70" and for the first time, the comedy entitled =
Bold Stroke for Husband In both Of Witch Mr. ~
nson sustained the leading characters with his Nfek
toned ability and success, elicitns applause scsus
as.s,t.,. Of tn. hou.. Tn. .m1;s.snt. oT
which was acted with good deal Of tale osso mist
nessed With demonstration Of sstis e s.a VII
Mclaughlin" "Telemsehus," and tn ssssr" Fran
Italian orrsA-Aithoush the q
nisg was not % large - might "enasnoe IA" ev'
respective artists sustained n p',~e' ys' =.
style. The new opera, "Mn 'sn par" In samrso.
does not possess q many !" aonAn, ei'noosn
other pieces yet, 49," familiar musical gems M.
the power and effect company. Nothing can excss
svsry one admits Ii a the chorus department. an
Norma viii b ct and effective n.odious strain,
with an excsIlsnf produced on wednesday svsuin,
po,o,,,,T IrALrIs ornsA-Bs,urr or Nils
T.,,,,, .rs HUSass'.s PArsrors Isvrrsp TO y.
Art. MIA, There viii be great treat this evening
po,.h. Of amusement. The bsnsnt OF sisssrsn
mn takes place The opera Of " Don Pssqusls
-. performed for the nrst time and the Hunssris,
CELLO have received and accepted invitation frou
Ae bsneeairs to be present at the theatre This vi
Be great occasion for the people OF New Ysrk 20 81
these valiant heroes who have fought the frssSov
| OF their country; and Mile. Borghese, who he'd N
idea OF inviting these dstnsu he'd guests will %
doubtedly receive an enthusiastic reception 81 VI
for her singing ~ for her graceful Getting There VI
be crowd to the Aston Place this evening
Csrnrr's 0rrsA HouU Whoever delights IL
good hearty laugh should visit the concerts given b.
this celebrated band Of negro mipstrels Thsr cong
and chsruses are fret rate and their witty sayings
calculated TO make the dullsst spirit lively rhsvsy
age Musical 70 very laushsble and always receives Ii
applause Of the audience,
| Ma. q. yArps-sorr's ssAsgsssa~ Rsap,.as IN
reading OF Antony and Cleopatra" satsrAa
evening. to most intelligent aud appreeistipg an
| dience, was rewarded with marked applause He xsv
| beautiful declaration Of each character In a Ia,
specimen Of elocution His description Of Clsopa.rs
| with all her vomsB's changes Of mood and pas.you
vas extraordnsry In its feminine expression aud hi
Antony vas true picture Of the gallant solder en-
tbraed In his chains OF love- also his valor and srsss
nees Of soul and anon his uneasiness his treat hear
| bound IN Egyptian fstt~rs valiant and liberal; asd
though unfortunats, noble 20 the last Aptcpyt
death was beautifully represented IA vss dns reed
Ing OF wonderful play MIR " leaves for Boston thu