The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17

elaborate dresses, gonl professions, SO along with
stirring incident interesting dialogue and we'll cons
truotsd stories to be the fsvorites with the pa
ueDs ef the theatre. s-days-and acting this
hint The uspaz.r the Bowsry Thsstrs takes TO
provide this GLARS of tatons got with all the
for which his house has SO long been famous
G. Boadicesn the last, and without doubt the most
msgDctn Mt spectacle of the kind, has nov been play
ing with great ,ucces for tbs last ten nights and
favorite than ever The performances Of Lsvster
Lee, H c. Lee and young Eugene Lee. have likewise
been very much spplaudsd each night. IL Is really
wonderful to what perfection this species OF per
Torrance has been carried. Lavater Lees fssts OF
equilibrium with the bottles truly astonishing, and
worth going far to And rs for his joint per-
iormsncer with II. G. Lee, concluding with young
Eugenes ball-pay We can only cay it beats every
thing zee seen. Tonight, Bosdcea," the Lees and
farce.
BaoApwAY THEATRE Last night, at this rich reoep-
tacls of plea.urAble entertainment the bill Of fare
served up by the able and liberal agsnent
such give the utmost satisfaction the delighted
crow ds which graced the splendi Of the luxu-
rious boxes and rich parquete with their interesting
looks and eegbted attention to the talented perform
and the attractive piece performed. Though the
ptce played WAS not absolutely new in Mans 1t va,
in It's beauties In its sttractvenees and in
its effects upon the audience. In fact every night of
piece Of the Count Of Monte Crisro," Letter comes
forth In HE astonishing variety, beauty and versatility
Of peiformance with excellsncies and augmsn
tale MT and the applause and ad mfration he creates
become nightly more and more ard-nt aud enthusiast
ito Shaw, In his impersonation OF the character OF
Bonnvilie deserves particular mention; indeed this
gentleman Is mott plished actor elegant
dian Eredericks 100, in the character Of Fer
nsnd played, on this occasion as he always does with
elegant and entertaining felicity Vache also Is
indispensable to the perfection Of the piece and
peril his part last night he always performs,
freQue ntly mentioned the other performers their
parts In this great drama that all could say
would merely be- repetition of praises; therefore
forbear This grand specfscle may say, has to
q French expression made lea fortune In the public
favor and doubt will continue to at this merry
season. till all New Y ork has been exhausted in pour
ing its sdmrug crowds into the grand saloons this
magnificent theatre.
NATIONAL THEArRE-" Wacoustan and the Olym.
pic Devils" st ntinue their successful run at this
house, and nightly played, much to the salts.
faction of ALL Wacousta" Is a very interesting
story, ard acted well it is at the National 1t Is
really pleasure to witness it. We have
of the elegant and novel scenic effects introduced In
it, and the general good aching Mrs I.herwood de-
much credit for her able perso nation of ths
| dian girl, Oncanasta To- night, Nr A. w Feuno,
well known to the theatre gong public capital
| sc'or. takes q beneds ct tho National Mr.. Fsnno
will shortly leave for California the land Of promise
OF profession tnst starts this part OF
the world He the pionaer Of the drama the
there as bs is only good but estimabls
and worthy man. Success attend him. The Cslifor-
plans could not nave oss'er % OF the
ing will consist Of the farce of the Married Raks
'Wscousts" and nautical drama written by Fsnno
He will appear in the fret and lasr pieces We dou BIT
not he Will have an over flowing house.
Burrows THEArRE.-rhis place Of amusement still
remains Of the most attractive, If we may Judge
from the overlooking houses it nightly receives Last
evening it again well filed with n Intelligent au
denoe to witness the excellent performance Of the
huresque called the Enchanted Isle. or Raising
the Wind This piecs Is very snowy, and the scsnary
,sgocd Mis-. Chapman, Mr. Brougham, and Mr. Rea,
together with the female star police, all de.
| servedly appIauded Next followed the Hsuu ted
Man, and the Ghosts Bargain which is one Of the
most amusing pieces Played Mr.. Burton as Tetterby
| laughter The " Pas Styrien'' by Miss Walters ami
| Mr. Frede,icks, was danced with much grace The
performance concluded with " Where's Bsrnum p,
| Spegles. unhappy trsgedian by Mr. Burton was
good piece of acting and received the just applause
| OF tie admiring audience Tonight q good bill is
| offered, by reference to the Advertisement.
| AMERICAN CIRcUs There was a large atten dance
here last evening" to witness the ss Of
eque.risntp by the highly talented troupe attached
to this splendid circus. The engagement of the cele.
brated Hernandez has added much to the variety of
attractions to be found here and In addition to the
place of evening recreation. will be pleased to learn
that engsge for limited period has also been
made with the cele brated Mons De Chast the Or.
| son" ofAstiey's London Ampbtheatre who will ap-
pear in the sp'sndid pageant Of Valenti and Or.
son " Seldom has such q rich combination Of eques.
TRAN talent been selected for the qualification Of the
patrons f the circus; and the boxes and every avail
able plsce Of accommodation viii be crowded to excess
| during the week.
|
musical entertainment Of these Mt of
the violin and pis forte will Oft next
evening, q. the new Musical Hall. broadway. They
will be assisted In the vocal department by NADIA ma
CORA Bottle primo donna of the grand opera of Berlin
The programme contains many excellent musical gems
| from Weber, Mayer Dopiezetti and Hobpstock and
to those mo have heard these spe we
need rcarcey say every piece viii receive all TIL mu-
steal excellence in sweetness OF tone and BRILLIANT
cutiop, for hioh the Hohnetocks 30 LIBERATED
They have, in their former concerts been rather
tuccesful is therefore, hoped that this their
we'll benefit, viii be folly and fsshionabiy atteude
To thote who have not yet heard them say CO. and
| we pronose you will return to your homes highly
pleased with the melody and harmony Of these gifted
aItists
CHFIsrys MuSsrayLs The singing of these philoso.
piers s as much admired ever, neither the Calfor
MIA excitement winter weather, or any other OF the
topics Fl the day. have any effect in dvsrting the pub
lie from their attendance on the inimtable concerts
Of these m'nsfre': Chris'iau's remarkable Tyroean
y most original performance
The NV ORLEANS SERENApERs still continue to hs
much pstIoD's-d as ever; they without dou bt
most justly EMIT to oil the coud give
them Their Italian .cenas Swaipes bone PLAYING,
Collips' singing we'll q. that of Rainer Sandiord
and the rest, are all much admired
MrLooEoN.-The entertainments here are a,ways
racy and spirited Few places In town offer greater
attractions to the public.
CHIrrsE MusEuM.-A visit to this collection Is as
in tructive voyage to Canton more so In deed "a
question much If veyagers to Canton only ever see
so much Of Chinese life as is display I'd here
The announced performance Of the italian Opera
Company in BOstcn. for Monday night cd
Until this "wednesday evening.
Madame Anna Bishop appears to night, at the wsl-
nut street theatre, Philadelphia.
Adele and Charles Hohnssock are at Musical Fund
Hail. Phi'adephia
joseph 0ussr Is giving concerts at Providence, r
Collins the celebrated Irish comedian is at Savau.
nah.
L. ;. MAIL STEAMER CALIroRNIA-Thts fin.;
vessel, belonging TO Mr. Aspinwall's Pacific Mail
Line, lett Rio Janeno the 25th of November. tor
Panama. She made the passage from this city in
less than ~ days-the quickest ever performed be-
tween the two pc Is. While referring to the
qualiIies and speed OF this vessel, the annexed
statement from Washington paper NAV be given
with much prcpriety, the alluson only to the time
being incorrect Ia justice to the ship, the fact of
| her having run by Rio some Is hours while Capt
| Forbes vas couiiosd TO his room by sickness.
| ought to be mentioned. Thrty-two hours is an
| important item 10 the passage Of steamer, and
| should not have been omitted on her logs
Nv have had opportunity ufe ami ny the log Of