The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-07

bin has spared In this rieoe and the event
has proved that really we'll got dramatic spestaoes
viii be pstronsed fully by New Workers. In order to
secure this patronage they must be in the lavish
style OF "Warwck" Nothing in the shape of second
band tipsel will down; if spectacle aud scenic dis
play are TO form the attraction they must be OF the
pcsble enough TO the getting up Of such things With
the really excellent paoy now at the Bowery, We
which they can do 30 we'll. During the coming week
the entertainments will De Of he most interesting
ture The serious drama Of Hearts are rrumps'
will be playe to morrow evening
BROADWAY THsaTRs.-Lsst evening, Mr. Hudson took
his benefit and farewell Of the people Of New York his
performances being Major Dogherty In St. Patrcks
Eve,n and Morgan Rather in How to Pay the Rentn
The house far beyond what could have been rea-
sonaby expected from the ihcessant ipcenency the
weather aud Hudson ana mis- brother actors sustained
their parts with spirit and effect MIR Hudson songs
have they been every night encorsd but the
. Widow Machree was allied with enthusiast n and
given third time AT the conclusion Of the interiude,
MIR Hudson pturousiy called iOr and, on appear
ing before the curtain be ssd that in obedisnc, to
their kind call he appeared before the audience aud
assured them nothing could afford him greater pleasure
han thus constantly 20 receive such substantial proofs
OF their regard WITH sigh London reputation, he
sought for fame this side OF the Atlantic The
thnsiastic reception accorded him his opening night,
and the brilliant crowds who have generousy re-
tponded to his beDe ut appeals to him gratifying
proofs Of their approval. He was Fortunate enough
formidable ordeal to tnccunteg the public press.
Now that this tight is fairly fought what
9esa Ss to o THY On, ss no. a
Hudson) had none to give there zone expected
none required. Unknown TO single writer for the
public press the evening Of his debut their appro-
baton stands IN black letters while IN him 1t ia written
in chsrscters of gold. He thanked them With tho
warmth Of an Irishmau's heart; and he felt assured
that stamped With their approval il would carry him
through the cities Of the States but be hoped TO
turn TO New York previous to bis departure for the
South He respectfully took ais Of the audience
In the words Of bis own Tommy Moore
No! never shall 10y soul forget
500 cor
Dear shall be The day We met,
And dear shall be the night parted"
But the mapagem here will not give time is
feel the departure Of the sh hero for anxious
TO cater for public amusement they usher to netco
the appearance OF that bright star. Miss Charlotte
CuelmaD, the rich native cf American SOIL who after
lapse Of some years of to but prodt and renown, in
the old country before her American friends to
claim ut shsr hands another laurel to che wreath she
has already Migs Cushrnau appears at this house
on Monday night, in the character OF Mrs Haller, ia
the play Of "irhe Stronger, aided by q gentlenau
named Gouldoek, who if he have merit mad rot fear
approaching the people OF New York as The STRAIN
ger"
NisLo's GARDEN The benefit Of Mr. Haskell, and his
last appearance ut this fine Of theatrical enjoy
msnt last evening witnessed by many, on &C.
count Of the shocking bad weather Mr.. Haokstt ap-
peared in three Of his best r6ks, viz Yankee (oio
mon Swop, in the iaughable comedy OF Jonathan ia
Epgland); as Frsnchrau (Monsisur kialIet) in the
domestic sketch Of that name; aud. finally Colonel
Nimrod Wiiddre in tina play of the " Kentuckan. or
Trip to New York in 1915" In the first aad last Of
these plays, Mr. Hsckett gave very true and peculiar
delineatop ofthe Yankee character; but must say
that he did not realise expectations in the part OF
Monsieur Mallet which to taste, u bad earl
cature OF French temper we'll OF Angiieised
French sibberish Msssrs. ehippe ndsle John Seton
G. Howard Dawson. and others, assisted Mr. Hackett
Signor Aaostino Robbie vioiinis from Brazil made
his debut Ia New York and warmly received by q
small number of eiaquetus.
BURROWS THE.rsE-This house was not we'll filed
last evening, account Of the storm and the per-
formsnces began with the excellent comedy Of POOLE
entitled paul Pry" which H. each Of its
tions real triumph for Mr. Burton II Is we'll known
that he intrudes upon the buesn Of those who visit
laugh evetfin spit. on their wishes The sntsrts;n-
ment concluded with tho extravaGapza called "Rinx-
craft in'ls62 Of which We have already spoken In
notices We cannot refrain from again that
introduction Of the character of the French Ambasa-
dor, william Tell russy, IL not only ungenerous but
also unnecessary.
National TuEArRE.-C Burkes now drama of tbs
Revolution and MIR w. Woods pantomimis pieces
have been the aud have kept the house
'sirly filled every evening. The Z" Revolution u Ia q
national drama ard IL quite interesting piece OF
course there IL wicked tory captain in it, aud funny
oo~nesster' though contrary to the usual rule ia
these pieces no Niger or hishman figures In it.
Burke plays the comic part in his funny style
and fiop played the part ofMaor Braxley the patriot
with much dignity Mrs Messaye or and Mira Isher wood
play their respective parts very we and alto gehsr
the piece has met with much success Daring tbs
coming week sre To- have a new burlesque written
expressly for Mrs. Messyer in which she will, no
doubt appear to much advantage.
tempestuOu8 d
nisht the last does not occur even at this sea-
ton Of squinoctlals 1t would have been no matter
surprise to have found the theatres closed or shut OF
with return tickets. with such a night 10 was on no
such night that Queen Dido love from Car
image yet Mitchell baa good paying house, the at
backs Of the storm. The opera was as charming
as ever ard our Mary" too and It Ia not often We
nave chance 10 md her deficient Ia the East India
farce (rtal Oriental Of Tn. Happy Manor,
TO gain your object, the emily plan
IL to set the shirt IL the la . DIV man
Mt NickiIson rs PADDY Marphy and Misa Nickjnsor
a. 10 Net won tn. justly deserved eAcoros o tho house
Nickinsop makes capital lrishman, sud RAN Rusti,
hiri ium ski.bi and Rhun Plaster did the aisnitos
OF an Eastern court In good taste See the bill for
Monday evening
CHnisTY's MirsrprLs-T These philoeophers have bcer
progressing In their ufual racy style They are tins
Nspoleons II nssro ninstr,l,y. nd no mistake and
long nag they eontinas to delight the New Workers
With their sweet sounds.
wrIcH's Cmous This great equestrian manager,
wen known for great many years. on this CONT
hent, a. IN. sb.st caterer for public amsssment, has
opened ipl-noid circus al Artor Place The per-
formers attached to this establishment are OF the
very fret ea,s OF equesrrians. comprisias Madam
Louits howard the most eseNpt and nuistes .rfiste
iDthe profession and the Hiram rrankln whose
zee. q double Is the aarprise Of
All who have zen him. Next IL w. O Dale whose
word.rful sobievsments on bis magnificent stesd are
nishty greeted by cheers from immense audi fences.
ddoea to these are NcFsrland Dunbar a and w
Walker, } O. csdrsllsosr. go 10. There L. also
troupe II negro dancers sDs s-reDsders aai though
lat not lsst the performance OF the b.aofuI gnc
lsh ponies. Romeo and Juliet are .itneased vith u5
pounded urth aud sppl suse Geacrsl Welch knows
how TO arrange every thing to sut the comfort
sho pesufe OF his patrons aud hence his great sue
Ns NactLifsrrR's SoIrsTs NAcfQur.-rhe incIe-
money 81 TIE weather last night this talented
Msatesf troaa opening his palsce or enehaatment
ne f'srn .. ms performances to and no doubt
they vii be Witnessed by many admirers of delusion
tficksry and legerd.usip
Mn. HuusoN, the eminent Irish comedian will Give
IN entertainment ~ the Brooklyn Lycenm, on we'd .
res day evening next in aid Of the Romaa Catholic or
phsas Of that city
NR. MAtosE RsYMovp This deiinsator OF Tris,
character together with biz two daugh ar. PLAYING
soceelttai engagement 81 St Louis
MIS- bifN made her nrst appearances this season on
MONDAY evening the 1fth nit a. the Saolers Wells
theatre when tbe su.sissd the rhsr.cssr OF Perta IA
the play OF The Merchant 81 Venice"
,fhtb,ficN 'L.htf. the oucc celebrated equestrian
clown, DIED az his lcdgrgs. Duke street, wsstnins,sr
Iosu, uh iee.dsy IN. lSth ult leaving wido~ IN