The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-30

BowERY THEATHE.-This house was crowded iast
evening to witness the new piece, the London sdspts
ton Of Dickens Christmas work. the "Haunted Man
Inc alegorical nature Of this story renders IT, of
course rather dcut to present it on the stage. the
tendency tale asgory, metaphor or Whatever t
my De lelmed' 70 prove that, however may think
rience detract from the pleasures of a. W.. "a
nave them and ell the recoectons con neoted with
tnem totally baniehed from memory would entirely de-
stroy thing like sympathy and affection in
and that we're such forgstfalness become universal
the world would indeed be mere cole ctisn of sss AZ
beings, living but for the moment without .vmn.thv
Or feeling for the sorrows pleasures OF their
Kim Now all this Is . very delicate thing to ma ks
Bowery; and though they laughed heartily noucb Al
the vsgares OF 1stterby Co. the inoursiors OF the
children on their fathers peace and supper, yos
tnoa8nt We perceived . few symptoms Of uneastness
during the more serious The piece is most ac-
ouratey got up, and the performers did their parts
most admirably. J. r. SCOTT played RedIaw finely.
and q, for Winsns Tetterby O. It was most nitsi
piece OF acting. Miss Denim, as the Monster Bow
and Miss X. Denim, as Adolphus the Newsbov vsrs
likewise much spplsuded. The wonderful feats of the
Lee family followed after the drama and the rest of
the went of with great eclat To night
the tsme bill will be repeated.
BrRToN's THEATRE-The weather last ever,,..
was very unfavorabs, yet this attractive place Of
amusement was we'll filed. The comedy Of Vanity
Fair" was again represented to delighted audience
Mr. Brougham made excellent pointsin this piece
and Miss Chapman was, as ever, most excellent She
Is becoming very great favorite Mr. Ray monds joe
Sedey brought down roars of laughter This piece is
wen got up and every night the talented oomps nv be-
come more perfect, thereby making this comedy ons Of
the most pleasing and attractive Of the sesso and no
two sas, nssS long run The oomcs barsta in
GUIDED the evenings performance All those who ara
about TO start for the geld digging region oomtem-
Piate the same, We advise TO loose time in 90
Ing to see this piece much valuable nfor csn
be derived An excellent bill is offered for Co. nrht
NATIONAL THBArRE.-The sterling drama of thu
Rent Day" was the first piece played last evening.
This piece is always favorite with any audience
and acted as 1t was last evening 1t will always com-
mand full house. J. II. SCOTT was Martin Heyvood.
In such characters he is always exOelen and support
ed by Mrs Woodward, as Rachel; Chapman n, Busro,
nc: every thing went off finely. Mr. Scott was oaisS
out at the conclusion Of the piece NEXT lo vsa ,hs
new drama OF Kosina Meadows,"a most interesting
piece, most enthusiastically received. We hazard
nothing In saying this piece will have run eo ual 70
OF any OF The local pieces that have yet been pro-
full scenes of city ife now is and viii cause
eensation among all classes Tonight Mas y Mss-
teJer takes her benefit Miss NJ is a. hard ng and
an actress as we know Of; and the patrona
OF the National have had many proof, OF her n,ns
and not to be aware OF great in
ntr profession Let thsm, the give her GOOD bsns
MT on this occasion. Mr. and Mrs Thorne have voinr
teeied their services for the evening; and the bill
wii consist OF the new piece, Rosins Mead ,ws' and
swo aVorte dramas in which the Thornes viii
BROADWAY TnEArRE.-" Monte Cristom was played
again last night to crowded house. This is the BE-.
ginning OF the sixth week and thirty night of its
performance, and notwithstanding such an unprece.
TENTED rum 1t would appear If the public were only
beginning to appreciate its beauties for the
theatre continues to be filled with the most delighted
aodeuces IL Is quite supernuous to speak of the Lead
ny characters having Already SO frequently noticed
heir performance but there is young lady, Miss
Sinclair who, though filing subordinate part, is well
deserving Of being mentioned. She is q very clever
lctes and performs part OF Julia with great esrs
ma talent Her ssiiies OF Wit and elegant form have
!sined for her host Of admirers and we haze no
,oubt but she Ia yet destined to achieve a brilliant
,sreer In her profession.
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssocnrtoS-Tba nam.
II Miss Julia Nortbal having been announced A,
me OF the eminent artists who will appear Mt the hama
1t, which will come Of the 9th OF f.bruarv in hs
1sf OF the advancement Of the nds of th shavs a.
,ety, We are requested to state that IL has man
zone withous her knowledge, al, lcaton whatever
iaWng been made either TO her or her naI
gent. f
CHRsTY's MrNsrRELs are as usual. amusing tbe,r
iu"oIen CT Vitiers every evening. 1t is somsthing
" 10 see the rush that takes place every nighs
~ tue opening OF the doors. We have only TO say.
ns' uose VINO wish to get good seats go early.
The NEW ORLEANS SERrNspEas at the Society LIZ
ray are most highly admired by vast numbers Of our
i,.HeDs ano Their room Is rowded every evening-
ne National Ethiopian Opera is ali the "a Ia nou
uaJs ano The nightly sub, cribers to the srtan-
neh Set the full wertn Of their money in hearin it,
MADAM Anna BrsHor. This distinguished cants-
rice left ths city last evening for to fa
an engagement there. After which she will proceed
Q baltimore thence to Washington; and, sub,e-
uently, to Richmond Va. We have little doubt
at that her patronage these places will be- A, sxtso
we as her professional career throughout the Staes
as heretofore been for the sweetest intonatons
riiiant execution and most pleasing expression can
ain Tor her public esteem, there b. little doubt
her success.
Mr. Hsckett appeared at the Mobile theatre. on thu
"a inst.
DIT Holiick viii commence course Of his lectures
nv hv.h, a'spsi"Bnvia, Dolns VA nio Way r,s,v