The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

bOwEhv THkArRE-W nav Olo new 4 0rker does mos
remember the grand times We used to have 1T the
Bowery, when tho "Lsst Days Of Pompsr' was played
with suoh msgninosncs Week after week ran. with
unprecedented success, and NO safely say that
more splendid pises was never produced. Well, all
this splsDdor IL to be revived and the drama will b.
brought TO night with mag ni6 osncs
than formerly Mr. Gilbert is TO play the part Of Ar.
Nydis, the Blind Girl The rect Ct the cast Is
posed Of the prominent members Of the company
We anticipate very crowded house this evening, and
those who attend will certainly be we'll pleased with
The entertainments The amusing little farce Of" Fa-
..e.nt oomsdistts Of Turtle Hunting viii b. played
after the Last Days OF Pompsii." The manager Of
the Bowery Hags In his sndesvors to please bis
patron' and he fully deserves to be well supported in
his efforts.
BRoApwAr THHAraE.-By particular desire and e.
press os Of the public "Monte Crsto will be repeated
here this and the succeeding evening Of Tuesday
which will be the last Of its for the present
ssasen, and will make the fitch night ON which this
supsrby got spectacle has been to
fashionable houses On former occasion has success
production Of kind with such unbounded
popularity and public favor. The piece has stood the
tsst of criticism in every shape and due and deserved
prsfs has been justly awarded TO the author, mana
ss. and the highly talented cat that nav. nightly
during 80 long . continuance upon these boards.
Msssrs Lester, Dyott, yachs, Hsda~syi also Mrs
Abbott, Miss Fanny Wslsck together with the highly
talented company, who have all through performed,
are announced for this evening" Previous to the dra
wife win be performed, in which Hadsway VIII take
the part Of Mr. Brown. The entertainment altogether
Will be rich treat.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Mose, Syksey, Lice, L Co are
triumphant ever, and their adventures In Calor-
MIA form most agreeable entertainment for the vast
Der Of patrons who sustain the National and
the bills that 1t has been determined to despatch these
interesting individuals their travels every evening
low <h.irT ID ah Rns{n I'm
continues to be much appreciated and will
also be performed every evening The house has been
time past in fact, slim house ct ths Nstional would
indeed be rarity; but there Is no chance Of suoh
thing occurring under the present management, ~
Chanfrsu knows too we'll how to accommodate the
wishes Of the public The funny farce Of "Simpson
CO.. will commend the entertainment to night. Chap.
man Booth, Psrdsy Herbert 80 will all appear in the
oouIee of the evening. The female members Of the
company al act capitslly in the new local pieces.
Miss Miles deserving Of all praise for the manner
In which they play their parts.
BURToNs THEArRE.-The compressed edition Of
Colman's comedy Of John Bull" will be repeated
here this evening" by the highly talented company at
tached to this popular place Of evening recreation.
The part Of Job Thornberry, BY Mr. Burton will be a
humorous personation, and Miss Chapman, Is Mary
Thorn berry will display her excellent comic powers
in this character; MRS Vernon Mrs. Brulgruddery,
and Mr.. Brougham as the celebrated Denis Brulgrud-
dery, will all b. treats in themselves Johnston
and the other excellent actors attached to the
pany, fill up the cast. The successful and laugh
able farce, by the author Of Pilliooddyn and Box
and Cox y will succeed entitled Your Lifss in Dan
ger" to be followed by Fistimania, or the Man who
Saw tho Fight" The bill, altogether, WIN bs found
highly attractive Since the present proprietor, Mr..
Burton assumed the management Of this fashionable
theatre has nightly enjoyed deserved share Of pub
lie patronage al the original and graphic pieces that
IL
formed, and add much to the popularity Of this
theatre.
AMERICAN CIRcUs-On this evening will DO exhi-
bted here many brilliant and novel effeots-twenty
ponies, the most diminutive, curiously marked and
perfectly trained In the werld They will be intro
duced in the Lillipptan race course The foats Of
| horsemanfhip by the company-the dancing horse
Mayhy-sparriDg ponies-the pony, Cinderella and
the various attractive incidents BE- introduced, will
make this grand evening at the circus
CHRIsrYs MINsrRELs.-These delightful singers are
most admirable performers They sing, dance, joke
and play their various Instruments with such
| ceence and harmony that the most refined musical
amateurs hear them with pleasure. Their fashionable
audiences composed than half of ladies, Rhow In
what high repute they held by the elite Of New
York.
The New ORLEANS SERENApERs are great minstrsls,
five can form any opinion of the judgment Of the
public by the esgerness with which they patronise
them Night after their co ncert room Is crowded
and their refined manner Of singing cannot fail to
pleaee all who hear them. Nothing approaching to
Is heard at their certs and family
formance.
GEOLOGICAL HALL-The lions, tigers, elephants
bears and the great variety Of beautiful animals to be
seen he:s still attract immense crowds Of visitors
each evening. They are rare and splendid collec-
ton.
ITALIAN HALL.-Ths Now England Operatc Com.
panys concerts at this pretty place Of amusement,
will prove most entertaining and pleasing affairs.
They have just returned from most successful tour
South and West.
MIR. Burke, the comedian is at Richmond.
M. lkelheimer is giving concerts at Savannah.
Mr. Macresdy Is at the st. Charles Theatre, New
Orleans.