The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02

Mr. k.rrEDI offered resolution in regard to Lieut..
ChAries Brover. Referred.
biLL READ rHIRD TIME 40.
Making appropriations for the state Arsenal in We
To = .u.hori.s H...h.h Bu.s and o.s.,. to .,.o,
decks In Bushviok.
sutho,ss the Supervisors of the city and county
Of New York to raise money BY tax.
For the relief Of Jenny DoxtatOr and another, In
dian women.
conmunostiop was received from the Governor.
transmitting the resolutions Of the South Csroina
spd virginia Lsgisstures on the subject OF the Pro-
Mr. BrExMAn had leave to introduce . resolution
constituting Alex Vattemare the agent Of this State
In sffsotiny international exchanges. Agreed TO-
Adjourned.
Theatrical and Musical.
BowERY THEArRE-To- night, expect to sse this
house crowded in every part the to
be presented will be Of the most remarkable and bril-
liant description. Mr. Van Ambursh the great
Wild beast tanner Of tho ago. has been engaged, and
will appear with his splendid collection Of animals
the most complete in the world and whose beauty and
5000 oond,sen are only sqoasd by the PERFECTION Of
training to vnioh they have been brought By their
since Mr. Van Ambursh arst appeared before the pub
no on the stage Of tho Bowery and now after having
by any after having achieved the most splendid sercs
Of successes, both In this country and Europe whsr,
s1rsordnsry p.rfor~.noss he Tsturn: once NOR.
the scene OF his earliest efforts The piece In which
xi sppear to. night, styled Morok," and 10 an en-
thely new grand dramatic spectacle wrttsn by Bayle
Bernard, Esq.. expressly for Mr.. Van Amburg6 IN,
incidents taken from Eugene Sues celebrated novel
OF the wandering Jew, which has been universally
read. The collection Of trained animals - We have
already stated, 10 most extensive ene among them Is
black tiger tho most fsreeieus Of the Species aud
which has hitherto been considered uutamesbe; this
specimen OF it, kind however has had to Yield to Van
Anburshs powers, and to night he viii show tho
cole elton. "Morok" has been gotten up We under.
stand, with great spleAdor; al the scenery dresses,
&C.. are and Of the most brilliant kind and Alto,
aful
MesAs. Dun. Warwick, J. H. Hall, N. B Clarke, WI
mans, and Misses Wemyss and Taylor, will al have
parts In IT, Mr. Van Amburgh, Of COURSE playing Mo-
rok. The lsuRhabe farce OF Forty anc Fifty . aud
the sueeessiul comedy ofthe Fast Man." win mako up
the rest OF the entertainments
Broadway THEATRE This evening the Enohsu.
trsss will again preside at this elegant theatre whore
she has already been received with tho most unmis.
taxable proofs Of good will, qualification and delight
BY ovsrhowing and fashionable audiences. As .
spectacle the most critics Of the city press
have pronounced 1t to b. without tho slightest doubt
tt most strikngly magnificent that has ever been
vast mass Of richness and spendor that reminds Of
place they call fairy land The orchestral perfor-
does sun.r be Is not dsreRordsd In the lesst mar
tieuar on the contrN J. misconceptions thunder
ed forth With all The power Of tho most scientific in
her way During the past week the enterprise Of the
have been most literally rrQuited When such great
sxertons to eater the public
or rather for the srsncaon the intesotua are 90
pieces Of like character will in due time take the
place their predsce,sors Oserae spectaos in our
opinion, tend TO alt the mind refine the taste
Music always bring with IL the idea Of ref
charms are Irresistible and Its potency
then, at AL events We should like to see some honor
paid to the legitimate drsms We do not like to the
time viii come whs the people satisfied With vhst th.1
nave seen OF penp show, and pegsantry will decide
upon taking up tn. poet Of nature and running"
decision worthy Of the almost super human powers Of
the ustrious dead, and Of the enlightened period ct
which We are arrived.
National THEArnE.-During tho past week, not.
withstanding the very unfavorable weather we had,
the house was exceedingly we'll attended; In faot the
National Theatre has now such extensive circle o.
patrons, that almost impossible for It to be poorly
attended on any night more especially the manager
10 continually bringing forward some novelty not to
speak Of the attractive nature Of tho local dramas for
which this house il famous throughout tn. length
and breadth Of the Union. To- night . new drama,
called the Brigadier tho Inn Of Cervsnnes to
be produced il has been prepared with much care a.
said to bs most interesting, and the most proni
nsnt members are cast In It, have doubt the aot
a. prove .vssshDs that can BE- desired
last new farce Of "I'n be Your Sscond viii also be
played and "Mese In California" and "who Speaks
First!" viii form the rest Of the BILL "Mosen win be
played for short time longer, in consequence Of the
great desire Of many to SEQ It.
Burrows THEArRE.-" The cry Is still they Gomez
More novelties. Verify, the brain Of the manager
must b always in fever; It IL taxed without rest or
mercy. He must take not to overwork II, lest
congestion should attack him. To work for nothing
that h to get empty benches in return for sndssvors
to please the public Is anything but encouraging or
sonsepg; but Burtons efforts not only deserve to be
successful but they are invariably stamped with suo-
cess. Who that has seen Captain Cutie, can for enc
doubt his claims to this position and ourish.
All saV or h most nea.s
most natural, We have ever witnessed. This evening
WI, Be Played an entirely new, classical snscdots,
called The Hemlock Draueht'' In which Messrs.
Lynne, Jordon, and Hurley, viii appear Miss HiGert
vim sing popular song Alter which will be per-
formed ..s sGT tho hyst time an origins. farce In one
ID. principal Tobias Nuns tr.Tsne
per orders-wi BE- sustained BY Burton therefore We
Of fun and most liberal quid pro quo, Or in other
verbs, plenty Of value for the money The whole to
conclude tor the tenth time with the great barbecue
mere vsste Of verbs to single little in praise Of
this ninth killing representation. It's merit Is gene
ANS Comedy Of Romance ard Reality - 10 in pre-.
psrstion, and will shortly be produced.
ITALIAN OrEnA.-Thb evening Sisnorins Borshess
opera, :" BsiIssrio . She viii be ally supported By
Sgpori Corsll Novelli and Giubilsi n the house
be better attended than It was on Friday evening
cannot be expected the artists sing their respeo
tive roIss with any regard to scientific display as no.
thing dsmpe the ardor Of artists more than thin
houss IL really surprising that the sristocracy Of
Astor Place and the adjoining neishborhood who pro-
fess such desire for the permanent establishment Of
Italian Opera IN this city, can fer any r.sson, keep
back from giving their countensncs aud support
when % much attraction IL offered for their amuse-
ment. II IL be fashionsble custom alone that impels
them to TO the opera house the astonishment can't
be much; but 1t be desire to promote and cultivate
tsste for the charming science Of music then their
absence proves that there 10 something rotten in
the State Of Denmark" There win only be one
operate performance this week.
BRoADwAY Circus The lovers Of this description of
amusement win be sthed to learn that the proprie
tors Ss1 d. Lent Co, will remain few evenings
longer In the city The celebrated Rivers family win
70 through ssmenew and beautiful feats The ufa tile
bors. pship by Master Jesse Sands win be consider
ed very excellent The principal act Of
viii be performed by Master Maurice Sands The pos
Those who have not visited this agreeable resort
where series OF equestrian scrobatc and gym lsto
exercifes viii be gone through in the best vie shoud
a GAl H.