The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18

rest seted with much spirit and put the audience in
capital humor to the more serious of the
" Enchantsr," which was played afterwards In most
handsome style The scenery in this piece is certainly
most msgnihcent-the stage Of the National Is very
deep one. hut by means Of admirably painted perspec
tive appears much deeper still, and the brilliant
manner in which the eastern scenery Is depicted is
universally admired This piece has been got up In
most thorough everything In 1t 10 for the
occasion and from the most important character down
to last supernumerary who fills the rank Of the
grand all the dresses decorations, &C.
Of the handsomest and most expensive kind 1t Is sell
sented the stage and we recommend the public to
VISIT the National during the run OF this dramatic spec
tace. 1t will be played this evening as will also the
favorte drama Of the Lost Diamonds"
Burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET That amiable
and complished srstt Miss Annie Walters took her
benefit night at this theatre; which occasion
selected were excellent, and showed good judgment
Mr. Burton appeared In two OF his finest parts;
Brourbam also Loonsy Nc Twolter; and, in fact,
host OF friends volunteered their valuable services on
this occasion Tho pieces selected wersthe Wager,
the Adopted Child, and the "Wags of Windsor;'-
each one full Of merit and amusement Mics Malvna
from Burtons Theatre, Philadelphia, also appeared.
with Miss Carline, most beautiful danseuse In the
adopted Child' J. r. Scott great favorite Of the
| New York public, played the part OF Michael, and
elected great and deserved applause. On the oonclu
appearing before the curtain returned thanks in a
very happy and feeling manner. Johnston. Hayward,
| Master Baker Miss Hill and Mrs Vernon, each played
their parts admirably in this really pretty play We
were glad to the modesy merits, and amiabe qua
litics of Miss Walters so well appreciated by New
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great fvorite with the frequenters Of Burtons takes
her benefit when the French Spy and long list Of
great attractions invite the public to reward she
| deserves, talented and amiable actress
| Mr. BRouGHAM's new comedy of Romance and Re-
| aty' is much asked for Why was it Withdrawn
His benefit takes place on Saturday evening next We
hope it will be fully attended
| MADAM AUGusrA.-We are informed that this truly
accom- plished danseuse, decidedly the best in the
Union engaged by the interchangeable manager, Bur-
ton to appear in several baets at his theatre
Il, subsequently
Baltimore. Burton is always the look out to please
his patrons by every feature Of variety and should be
well patroniscd.
DsriN FAMLy.-These celebrated musicians, the
soft and meodious tones of whose instruments have
impressed their audiences with their superior skill
musicians will give four concerts in this city,
mencing on Tuesday evening next ut the Tabernacle
Mn. DrMpsTER, at the request Of several families in
this city will give another Of his interesting high
ly amusing concerts on Monday evening next.
CHRrsrY's MINsTRELs rival that immortal Ethiopian,
Dandy JIM who, the song runs, " bound to
shine" for, matter what the weather may be, what
public excitement may be going on what the ews from
California is or whatever else in fact may engross the
public mind they are never forgotten visit to the
Chstys" is Of the most acceptable things that
be proposed to the ladies, and the gentlemen glad
have such delightful place to take them to- Their
concerts are as racy as ever full Of harmony, fun
and wit.
SrAMEsE TWINS, Chang g. Eng Esquires receive their
numerous visitors daily at he appropriate hours in
the parlours Of the Apollo Saloon They remain here
but short and this will be the last time they
will exhibit In public.a
New ORLEANS SERENApERs.-This nimitable band Of
negro MINISTRIES will perform Friday and Saturday
evenings at Library Hall, Newark We recon-
mend them every way qualified to please their
patrons.
VorcrLANpER's NrIcRcoossuc VIEWS have been visited
by vast numbers since they have been exhibited The
must be much admired by all who them. They
form most beautiful example of the adaptation OF
scientific truths to the production Of most elegant
tertainments. They are to be seen every evening.
CAMPBELLs MNsrRELs keep up with the times, and
are doing fine business ut the Apollo Saloon where
the citizens most do congregate" every evening" to
hear them sing joke and make fun in their own mimi
table way Their dancing &C., is admired by all and
every lover Of good entertainment in the Ethiopian
perform this evening, as usual.
Mr. Barney Williams, whose Hibernian limitations
have rendered him not much inferior to the generality
Of the asprants to the fame of the lamented Power
will be disabled for time from the exercise of his
professional avocations, from injury he has prov
dentiay not mortality received in his hand, by the
bursting Of q gun.