The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-25
Theatrical nnd Musicai.


in TIE excellence of the entertainments at this house
last evening TO draw fine house and the bill which
was enthusiastically received on Monday evening,
was repeated with like success. The trath OF the
adage that Faint heart never won fair lady yeti was
again ex.mplih,d by Mr. {. w. Clarke and Miss Wal
lack in their parts Of Ruy Gomez aud the Duchess;
whilst the "Condd.nce Man" with that peculiar
susyity Cf manner aud pcruzsvsncss OF address suc
ceedea in whecdlng the folks into pla,ing the most
entire confidence in his theories Tonight to
have nnc bill. 10 will he the benefit night Of Miss
y Wslack and the last night of her appearance The
of Master Walter to be taken by ths amateur who
90 successfn Sir iiarcourt Courty. Mrs Wallsck
will Play the part Of Julia Miss NJ. Taylor that Of
Helen aad Messrs Burton q. w. Clarke Mo,rhouse,
John Dunn &c, viii Gu the remaining parts. The
coincidence Man will conclude the entertainments.
NartoslL Tur,1nr MIR. Bakers benefit last eve-
ming vas q fire one every part Of the house being well
nl,d early hour We were glad to see tails. for
AZ snv one deserves good b@nent sir Baxter is the
man his local pieces having Afforded amusement TO
Thousands upon thVusands. The entertainments CON-
inenced with the anu Ing little farce Of Lola Noutes;'
Miss Cannon from the Olympic taking the part OF the
Ciearstarcher. who 20 ctlt ctusy facilitates the Old
Count Miss q. played the part most bewitchingy,
highly applauded hr Conover as the state Barber.
very comical MIR WethOn aud Miss Celeste next
danced ia zinea,ria 10 most elegant style. The
farce of the Lottery Ticket" next came and
received with much appliance The rest Of the enter
tsnme pass, 81 finely and the audience we're we'll
pleased with all the drugs Of the night Tonight Mr.
j. Herbert great favorite at the National will take
brneat aud pr's,nis hne bill on the OCCASION viz
Nose in n Muse" e Ne~ iork ne II is' tn, sonna-
Csssr,s MrSsrpri. With their racy enterts inmsnts
hand nightly 60 srnuse the good fJlks OF the
city and these latter by slos in avsIing
themselves Of their concerts. to pas the evening
pleasantly They will to night give trst rate pro-
rrsnme filed with all their pest songs, Sc.
C.srir GsrpNS.-Let not readers forget that
this s the last night Of the engagement Of the very
talented artistes. Asdsms Bertpn "A. Corradi aud VI
Berton who appear for the last time at this popular
establishment. in the admirably chosen selections
from Donnzetti's opera of La tavorte.n and Hsevy
grand opera 81 Charles the Sixthn The high repI.
taon acquired BY these talented artists at the New
Orleans tpria hss been fully sustained by their
excellent performances In this city aud ~c are
glad find them well appreciated BY the best mu-
steal Judges residsnt among US. We have doubt
that the coca ion Of this, their lat Appearance
here music loving citiz-ns will throng TO hear
thew. aud do Justice to the spirited managers by
srowdirg the vast saloon We aliude particularly to
the Frt uch Operate troupe TO day because they
shout TO have us. but not unsnindfal OF the
ether very great and varied attractions offered this
vocal and insirumer ta concerts with which they
rneuecd and tbs vers we'll conducted su inner balls
which co,e zach evenings enjoy ment are each excel
lent their kind aud u Is strong proof tia the pub
lie nppf their able aud liberal manage ment. when,
d.tpite The epidemic snd almost emrty city, Castle
Gard,n u visited by Thousands every night.
MsDaur Lsrospr This lady had yesterday, Sc
we're attack ~ diarrhoa With t9ns OF cholera At
the late hour. however when made inquiries. the
violence of the symptoms had sbated and there we've
str,ng hopes q her recovery hontreat (Cd Plot,
July "a
had'ue Blansy has just concluded most successful
sns,remen' 81 Buffalo.
lLs pir,ins are at Kingston, Canada.