The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-18

MIR. snirs said he must be the judge Of the course
proper for him to pur'ne and expressed sdeterm'ns
ton TO proceed M he deemsd consistent with Law aud
the bert interests OF his client
The Court adjourned TO meet at nine o'clock
Tuesday morning
The rienI ara Musfcal.
Bowsnv TnrArSK.-ws never this house better
filled than II last evening. End wonder, for
most splendid bill presented and all the expects-
ticns which msht he formed Oh On. D. rform~nse
most fully realized. "Romeo and Juiietn was the play
Mrs wsllack taking the part Of Romeo; Miss wemyss
Juliet; Mr. wsllsck, Mercutio SIR Gilbert, Frsr Law
rrroe Mrs. Gilbert. the Nurse Mrs. warsek's Romeo
wAf much appreciated and the vas. hisge h.fore
their applause In tho balcony scene. la the scene
where Ron Stays Tyhslt and In the other prominent.
sceres ofihs play Mrs w WAS particularly good In
fe scene 81 TJ tats death esp cnlly there much
sfrIsu'e MIR Whllsck's Norcntie was likswiae much
Admired; " u ps't Ia which he appears TO much sd
vsDtsge. Miss w.myss' Juliet was a elegant per-
Torrance have ever seen. Thl. youbg lady
nightly odds TO b'r already great reputation II Is
really pleasure ia see a play 80 well peri rmed In
every respect. Romeo and juliet lst evening;
ard ~ long the presents his patrons with
trch 'pt'rianmspis. his house VIII be crowded. az "
bfs beer rl this season The company Is ce9ahla OF
repfeson'ipg all the best crsmas In tho Er ssh Ian.
fusge With foil eject, aud MIR. Hsmhlin has shown
much wisdnm In collecting such force ~ .sleut arsund
him. The eppsnses must he Seavy yet the prices %
tcmistitn 20 the house the most rsta s-sr
The vest croSds that nightly mhe must bring la q
hsnfsuue 20 the tree.ury aud thus th- lsrgs out
by H. reimtursrd The fsyorite ueio-drsma ~ "Don
Ca'nr dc EEssDN concluded tho entertainments MIR.
Leet.r No. Don fH-ar, VAS received mott enthusiast
csy srd Tho sud,nee Fsphrated most hGhiy pleased
viii h,ir evening" smn'sment Tonight The 'Eing
Of the Coirfoors " which well ~ csissd Last week.
viii he 70 treated ard With the same ca-t MIR aud Irs
Wallset. Gilbert hc tstipg the leading parts Don
Carer de Iazan' VIII coDcud- The bill
BHoApwAY TnzGTEE -Fiasr AIFI.HATes MR
J,r,s HrDsos, 1Br IRisu CorrriA- Yesterday eve
nirg the commencement o. the regular feason, Hr
james Hudson, who has for himiolf laurels 81
European fame NJ the successful representative Of
riFh character mnde his first appeanucs in the West.
world OF this theatre and received with the
rest tntfus'sic arsetiugv ny crcwdsi sai fashions
lie s"difrre-vho rspcsted again add lssin che ma
rif~stt'irrs ~ their characteristic warmth to the
Tho cbarsciers collected tor the purpose ~
introducing this rsw afpirant Cor the srpr hatau Of
the play goiig portion of the ctize,s ~ Now York
veie rHudesp rafferty, in the comedy Of Born 70
Gosd uci. :" and Tin Ncorc In the ~e Fro~n lauyh-
shls turlriia 81 the Ihsh ton snd " the sponts
cxprss-ion ~ tte 90 unbounsed sPpiauss from
oil parts az The house \. a., on Of
cree pronounce Nr iudson's ~ te uucgu'yoc,l and
acmriets Nr Hrdsou poss-sses god hsura and
= rich Hiternan nccent. and " the "broTuc" IL
net ~ thick a some actors deem " necessary TO
IN order to portray the frth character ~ Is
rich rsry end natural and Ia his singing he x.vr
viucinr evidence ~ the sweet ard nrloious power
~ hts voice In =" rsuieen O'Rarerty." he ssug
the Dove Of Kilkenny" aid nsw ballad COM
r"fsd pr,ssiy for bin by Ble~i't entitled Norah,
epcorrd; but 10 the humorous medley Witch
be ssrR IN the Ifiah Liop.n he drew down the
no,t rspinrous ,spplsu,c ~ th. tlsivtv. cadence
trsiirre 81 frish chsrscte-. there - certain de-
grec q exrsvsFance that must be tolerated 20 rivch
eject srd IN irsiaree dove Mr. Huison IN his De-
nentiona ereesd the liberty sten NJ the author hut
every incident rendered himself perfect natural
ard pmutirg He vas called for ~ the conclusion %
the first piece pnd after modest delay o1me
before 'he curtain 10 receive the renewed n-eons ~
approval from the aud snce. This corp-aent vas
'epssisd q, the termination ~ tho Irish tou' aud
tho shouts ~ ar sprlsuding throDe must have been
most gratifying TO hi, f,elings as en- sctor sud bis
vsnity 80 o mar. Mr. Hudson In brief and humor-
ops fssporfe. returned thanks for thIs doub. mark
~ their spprohstion. There wes The said but one
difficulty IN doing namely the want OF words u
v,s generally eSreoisd that ON such cccss'oua q
Get on. ecb would 10 made: irdeed he vas told by
fellow vnyseer. on .ard the good chip sou'ham pton
that would he considered part ~ 'he performance
tlavsherl; but be would BREEZY tel teem that it
tho lsrriest utmert ~ bic life. tAppiarseO ITO
fully The high the double compliment they
bsd raid hin though he feared " srrsrg from
national ehsracterstic Of the from any
,rts 81 HE owp fepplsusel: yet he hsd Doubt "
they continued 10 honor him With their company u
wtud be greatly tn their amusement and TO bis proh
Uapehter) MT whiting from ths Bostoo Theatres
sho rfe HE first appearance here. aud was we'll
received; but With the exception Of Mss Kste Hotn
~hs With much ability, performed Mrs. Fit'gig
none 81 the ether characters require any particular
notice. The rerfotmsrces concluded With the arce
81 "A Kiss In Tire Dark Mr. HUDSON IL announced TO
sprrsr IN . round Of favorlie chsrsctsrs and VI he
nsirtsin the postion which HE first appearance has
es''d for him b. will BE- enabled to cay that In New
Ycrt be hes made ~ hit-s very psipabe HIT"
NpIos osspr- notwithstanding the rain and bad
weather, . very numerous audience attended this
theatre Last evening The tsblesux Of Paris Ia ists"
were presented BY tire Rsvel Fsmily; and, though
do lie the ises Of sho~pg the public such hioody
end horrible facts those which took place IN Paris
sr,t,e the riot ~ June Iais via the urder ~ peu
Rrss" ard the .sfssssirs'ion Of u bishop ~
PSris." ~ srccrd them the credit ~ rrod~rsd
these living pictures 9TH much shnt Thxtptertstn-
ment concuded with the fsrcsd psntomime Of Vol