The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

$50 e''"'sA '"'''''' ~ "'''-'e' ' ~' 00e" s"o' Va
ns 'ohn'" AZ the n0~ery' during the present week
On each successive evening" 1t has been played with
more and more ecdt ana the Vast audiences that have
assembled on each occasion OF Its performance have
received it with the greatest enthusiasmsuch enthu
siasm this grand play 10 well worthy Of We have
never more splendid scenic display than the one
where France and England In solemn court hold con-
cave, and the threatened thunders OF the church,
(where Bass as the Cardinal fanduiph plays 30 admit
ipgs Of Blanche OF CASTLE, lss Iayor to Lewis the
Dauphin. and the counter pieaongs OF the noble Con-
stance. (Mrs Shaw in behalf OF young Arthur
the subsequent encounter between Falconbridge and
the Archduke OF Austria ana the concluding portion
OF this scene where young Arthur IN the power OF
King John Nlr Hambhn) Is delivered over to the ten
der care Of Hubert ONT Sbert).ali form succession
Of peints that IN the hands OF the performers are
given with thrilling effect Mr. Hamblin displays the
most consummate skill as an actor In that portion OF
this scene where ne seeks 10 persuade Hubert to take
care Of young Af fh IL was most admirably given
young Prince arthur we never saw an audience so
moved by so Young an actor Master lamolin indeed
acts IN stye weh w"uo 10 creat 10 many an "duit
actor OF hgn anu ~ ngntly received WIN
E;hrt ap the mart of Hmbert With his usrai orcc,
Ience We have said the house crowded, and we
are sure ~ wiz oe 80 on every evening tnat TINS splen
otp drama now days ut The Boxcrv. and We are
ma maj snn that nccSss,on of anu We n e
eaa 70 see i ia tir nrnarsto t pays @
I sa p ,nagpiScent scale IA hcretofora Tnnicbt
King John'- ana 'he arce Oh our Ines IN Danger"
BROADWAY THEArhr'-Now, SINCE the thrilling mcio-
drama, the Jack Cades, and Spartacuses and Damons
=, ,,.,a a N.,o,,oros h.r. ,.e. 49, ,,,..;a,
anu 1.""', ""N ''' "'' ''A' ." '"'o'A''',o"
at the Broadway, the gorgeous spectacle and magnh-
cent scenery iry 9nts ana oriental splendor, nave
re.appearcd 10 charm ana Gegnt inc frequcnters OF
this magnihcent theatre me order Is good because
thunder and lightning "Monte-Cristo" however is
not mere spectaceit contains some dramatic scenes
OF deep interest IN which great talent IL called forth
ahs .sr ~ Ia sne ost a css Inns
seldom absent from the scene II IL iuscc To sav
ofhim that, in all the various parts he plays in Monte
Cristo ne eAhpits very extiaordlnary talent. Inc
ldea s.rch VS. On M.ncssng hs nhe ngure'
ne hat he d so.aad Ssa anH sPa Oh ms
thas nc wcua succseu wen IN tnat master
par ~ @ h hh Aou 'o uays % 1on ne
PIE rnat comcsna;on prntt Hsdama vo.hn Sha
MS grcat conEcP,on. Dyoet, naoaway, vacne ohaw'
freuericks-a,i a.selse ., yoauie mcnuon. 90 espc
caly uces MIs hp1o'. aiwsys interesting anu oeau-
Iiii, Niiss w AHA n, anu SIMPLY Mis.
Dyot. always eoriec. anu nirs snsrwood oss very
leu, VI aeusy anu psss as .he tros s
seen this beautiful piece will this evening again
an opportunity ., JOINING ia snicty tne crowos when
meet ZEE m AZ '' Id
NATIONAL THEArRE-We never laughed more heartily
than did last evening" at the farce of His First
peccad;lIon produccd Mt this house in most eapital
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style Chapmah. ~ ne Touiu-oe con,In,tter U pee
cadao Tor the hfst .lnc leu on oy Saaooy uaraey)
anu INC nuaenee Mas hP' n me most AMUSED condi-
Tton HerScrt ms the waiter Of siinnerv mcmorr oni
Mrs Chapman, al played very iunnily. The " En-
t 81 ~ h 's t caiecr ano Inc pa
~ q; tbo ,nost sn1nd;d ; &c t a; WV" :. as esei
% tha Nat;orot ord .a $50 m s ;, py 'J s'un
H. W.tn, tht 49, u 49,; a., VIII ~ anu view H.
getting up successful pieces and this one is no excep
ton to the rule We perceive a new drama called the
"Queen OF the Abruzzin Is in preparation II win be
got out with many novel effects; among them that Of
a troop of female brigands. Tonight, the Enchsn-
p,nrox,s T,,r.rnr y.rv t..h;oraMo ora,oroo
80 III. ,a - 49,. -. ,,'a y. Inv.
P9i.coA "a -.'" .nN ..'"' ~ ' ."e".0 '"''
evening" The entertainments commenced with the
TOOdlegD which
sustained the part of Timothy Toode and the oddities
Of the character are exactly Of the kind suited to his
peculiar style Of acting Mcssrs Lynne Jordan, Ha-
milton and Mesdames Vernon and knight appeared also
with their usual smartness and spirit The buretta
Of The Wager" which came after, was also repre-
sented with great enrGn by the able actors OF the COM
Pn{y uu' nv mo- nu u, 'nons .hein was I'M
9ouD,eaIy ,he manager himself VINO, In MS roe OF
rrAnk " eppel, 10 .eaI.y caPtai; Inc way III wncn ne
" and ra Sor hrsts uunf
We think The Wager - will have a long run The
evenings entertanmsnts concluded with The attemnt
at a b1resuue called +" Her Nannyr which does not
seem to improve after several nprformonces Ws
think IL will aoon he Withdrawn
Tur Nav, .,s,, R,,,rr Co1,.xv W. rnaor,..,,
a.. -. th m ,iss ... VIZ unoerstahu
csdented fame throuchout the United States have
lust made an engagement with Mr. Marshall and will
.nnear on Mondsv week ncxt nj N. thsatro
The ballet which will he produced on that occas;on "a
entitled "La Clochette' uhe small belly and is said
to contain Of the gorgeous spcctaclcs ever
performed in this country The sceneries the cos
tunes, and dances everything will be and fresh,
and no doubt, this ballet will have as long
that OF "Esmeralda," which was so much admired
when the Monpasirs were last engaged at the Broad
way theatre.
CnR,srv,s Mrxs1Rrls-These fine warm evenings
there Is no peasaner way of passing connie of hours
or so than nv visiting the ~ thasn armsas
There is one exceent feature in their
that is the ceerity with which thew 90 on NO iory "a
dious nanscs hetween Tho 80 Ell n r
quick and lively Thcy win give n grand nso.ramme
to. night the VOYAGE Musicalen and all
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A. % SoscEhr.ETnis evening,
o1i noose paao singer VIII give eno1ner
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~ 10. eo,uo VI MS most popular songs
u ms Van y%n, ma, ~" ~. why Sueca, song IN thIee
prn , W. opsei,s wv" new composIons, namely,
hmt;, P, .h;,,; u iS NJ M"ny Dayi also the
Y - na a." .,,a 'S os s, ,, Sonn Anoefson my
80, "n" "n 'i"" 'oi = l ha'.
NEW ORLEANS SEHEyAprRs.-Thcse famous vocalists
and exquisite musicians give their last concert in
Brooklyn, this evening They perform at Newark to-
morrow evening.
S,n,sr Tw,xs -rb,s huma, co,n,o+ ro.o;xo ;,,,,rs
most noloIv in the narors Of tho SALOON drnS
The dav afternoon and evening Thev arc yery agahc