The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

On excitement was produced ct the Bovssy BY tho
equestrian drama Of Mssepps" which vas brought
out with great spendor the principal attractions in
IT, hOssver, the fssts OF horssmsaship, which in
those days considered the piss ultra Of stage
horsensDship Then came " Redwood" which to
this day 10 . moot popular piece After this came
{" Putpsm," which had . most rsmark abls run
believe performed nightly for almost entire
:. oS.r o.os
there. Since the time Of Putnam" many other
sQus.tr.n dramas have been produced ct this house.
and though all Of them have contsinsd some good
points and eyIsordibsry fests, nons Of them
have taken very we'll with the public until this last
o,e--ths Eagle E,s,"-whioh hss fairly taken the
Bowery suushcss taste and Is already looked on BY
equal TO any Of the successful dramas have
enumerated above The rtory Of the pees Il most
tsresng the scenery most splendid and the fests Of
horreps prhip by H. Hall, ON bis GOAL back stssd
Arbsc+s, are tho theme Of wonder and admiration
among al VINO sss s.. oo TO- sass s1 the
say he shows his training admirably. The house
been fully attended every evening during the wssk
tionsi Guard" which have been performed in CON.
junction with Eagle Eye" have been we'll received
We would particularly notice the s1oslle.t eosiss Of
also that Of Miss Wsmyss and Mrs. Gbsrt--n fact,
oil the company do their utmost TO make this exos
lent piece 70 OF with ee'st Tonight 1t viii DO re-
peatsd.
BnoApwAr THEArRE.-"Ths CRY Is, still they oomsn
The star of "Rsry O'Moors" shons brilliantly last
crowded audience. The acting and singing Of Mr..
Collins most enthusiastically applsudsd His
songs were the Cruskssn Lawn y" and the "Low
Backed Car" Mr.. H. Plsoids as De Wsilskin, was
great In his part In fact he IL always ct home and
happy in everything he does We are pleased to see
He is, inoe.d, an honor to his profession. He and
Collins kept the house In one continual roar Of
laughter. The fox story rich and raoy, OF
the Irish soil while the Calculations and
Of ME- Div'lskin, alled up to the brm the measure
OF the drollery The Irish jig Va. arst rato IL
into It Rory went with ali imaginable spirit and AMI
nation. Mrs. Abbott's Kathleen was most excellent
Ths adys conception Of the part very correct and
this advantage coupled with her talents her
successful. Mr. Fr-dericks Col. Thunder was very
amusing. All did their duty we'll The music, In It.
self good and The execution Of
Tie overture was composed Of some OF tho Nveliest
lrsb airs In the jig Scene the elbows OF the violin
players went at steam pace. The other pieces
remarkably we'll received, and can say that tho
audience Was highly gratiaed at the display of talent
which tn had Witnessed To deserve success and to
meet with IL. In stintsd shape Is both compliment
tary and oonsoling.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Some say theatrioals are on
the decline in ths country, and that long they
will die out entirely should like these prophets
60 occasionally to the Nstional they would and evil
dencs enough that o. far at least that house 10
concerned, there 10 symptom Of any fall or decline
In theatrical stock and the GLASS Of pieces
produced vt this houee Of that light sRd pleasing
nature that will always ospvate and amuse those
been sick the aYde have conseQ tly boon
deprived Of bis lively perseossions but glad to
sneT ina. ne nae sna 20 nso. w % on
TOR the farewell benefit Of Mr.. MscFarsud, who for
several months past has been attached to this compS
ny, and by his able has obtained much
popularity. We perceive he puts forth quite an at.
trsctive bill. Mersrs CUNNINGHAM and Vsrrsy, and
Miss Gertrude Dawes Asvs cred their services:
oil the most prominent members OF the npany. The
entertainments will consist Of the farce "Mr and
Mrs. Whits" "Mose in Cafor nia," tho Scottish ORA
ma Of "Cramond Brig" with Messrs Vsrrey aud Gun.
pingbam ~ King James and Jack Ho wilson; dsuoins
by Mics Dawes and the domestic drama Of military
Execution" We hope to SEQ the house crowded.
Burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERS SrREEr.-.Assin,
last night witnessed another triumph Of "Donbsy
and Son" Notwithstanding the great inclemsney Of
the weather, the house was quite crowded, and tho
piece was performed with unexamplsd superiority
Burton, Broughsn and Raymond were the three cha
rscters which shone forth most prominently In this
great piece. Burton Captain Cuttle and Broughsm
Jack Bunsby are saveray inimtsbs in their parts
they quite now and original characters to the
pulsrity which Toots has obtained along with other
two The character, compared to either Of them, ID,
In our opinion silly and insipd But the pubic seem
the above the unparalleled Burton kept the house in
an incssssnt Of laughter He plays tho part 80
we'll that the frat time saw him in this chsrsoter
thought that he really was intexiosted, until he
came before the curtsin, ON being called as sober
juoss s sno m made clever, witty %pfS%psu Thu:
putation, written BY Tyrone Power, will be brought
out, with highly talented east. This promises great
treat on the veritabls eve Of st. Patrick.
BRoApwAy CIRCUS The bad weather seems to have
NO influence whatever on the audience which nightly
oopgregste ct this place Of The perform
sncs last evening vent oniI very creditsbe style,
mauship, MIR. Gardner, - Mose on horseback, Mr..
Rusges in his fearful and brilliant evolutionS the
ponies. The whole concluded with the buries Ius
sporting scene Of the Pony Race on Union Course"
which Is increasing ct every repress with
happy to psroevs that Messrs. Sands aud Lent
are resping that reward which their enterprise
ly entities them to-
Bar will repeat the performance Of the truly sublime
composition Of Feioien David, "Le Desert" which
created such great sensation ct the Tabsrnsols ct
the recent nc.r given there. In this splendid pro-
duction there is FOOD for both poet and for
added to the pleasing emotions which beautiful poetry
exctss within the mind the music itself is emil
Deptiy descriptive and thrilling character which /.
completely effective In swakenlng the soul to delight
in sounds OF the sweetest melody and harmony. 10
the poet is verified
"Ausio the soul, song charms the ssnss.
Persons Of every class attend At this may say,
scrptursl and musical display, without the sghtsst
Quams OF conscience: for reflections upon occurrences
Of antiquity of such deeply interesting feature
prove source OF delight to every we'll regulated mind.
The declainsd passages will be ndered without me-
by Mr. Lynne, . gentleman Of considerable csebrity
for knowledge Of eloouton, reserving poetry for
the eoBgs and chorusses. which will be executed by
100 vocshsts and l5J musicians. The three solos
are placed in the hands an artist who, for ia
this city has been general favorits her sweetness
OF intopstion and preoise scientific knowledge and
ma agement Of voice. This, indeed. will be . rich
treat; and, under the direction of Bar are Der.
suaded It will pas on Its former perform ancs
with the unanimous cheers Of . delighted audience.
CHRIsTY's MISsrsELs Tho Ethiopian music Of the
day constitutes . distinct brsnon Of public enter.
instead Of few common negro songs, sung
In very correct manner to the soc0mpa niment Of
banjo and violin, have full bands of most accom-
p'hed musicians, each perfect sster Of his n-
strumsnt, and 0fst rate voosst besides, giving all
the most beautiful muso Of the day in most
sty and admirable buresquee the witness OF which
10 equaled BY the excellence Of the music and singing
OF such consist the concerts Of the fsrfsmed Chrty
Mnstres and the graceful Of George
Chrisy and other Of the msmbsrs OF the
com psby make their entertainments pleasing to all
A. to crowdsd houses, they have those every night
New ORLEANS SERxNApERs.-As spring advances
thess nimitsbe performers suit their