The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27
TWO CENTS.

drag them ont Of tho theatre A struggle snmsd ana
tive gentlemen at length borne out forcibv the
police assisting In the removal Their names vera NJ
u Gciony, Baltic street, and MIR. Donnelly. They
said at the door that che Irish fair outrag
exsggerston, and that Kissed when Power rsr-
formed here and was discontinued In consequence
"The Irish Secretary" durrg which Hudson kept the
audience In At the fan Of the curtain he was
ssgsment Ter newt veek OFrsnnyan and th. Fs,r
les" to be repeated to night.
NIsLos GARSrr.-Ths play of'Rip Van Wrinkle" last
night not to be forgotten and the incemsncy OF
evening could the attendance Of large
audience Mr. Hackstt, As Old Rip, was the personid-
cation Of rvpss hero as we understand him and the
character Of Derrick Van Tassel by Philips; Rory Van
Clunp. by Gallot; Brom Van Brunt, by Seton; Dame
Van Wrinkle BY Mrs. Henry, and Alice BY Mrs Watts;
act, MIR Raymond Perseverance, Peashell. the YAM
kee landlord, maintained the Yankee character Of
good Dewneast nasal twang and With that air Of
secomplacency so natural to the land Of the pilgrims
Nils Flynn as Gertrude Van Wrinkle, gave evidence
" His Last Legs" Mr.. Hsckett much the Irish
man ss he was the Knickerbocker in Old Rip Tho
Charles OF Mr. Dawson was judicious and the whole
piece IN all its details done the lveest merri-
ment OF the house Tonight, have the sternatio.
of the wonderful Rayels.
Burrows THEATRE - The talented actress Mrs Sloan
appeared last night in three of her best characters and
received with much applause by the
fret performed the role OF Minnie 10 the IaughsbIs
burletta OF Somebody Else'' aud assisted by
yer The second farce was that Of Yosng America"
an English version of the French vaudeville, La mere
ct penlant pcrent burn an which Mr. Hsdawsy per-
formed the part acted in Paris by ArnAl and
very funny in the delivery Of his jokes and dro-
leries Mrs. Sloan personxted Mrs Pcoley, and this
actress as In the previous play was much appreciated
The whole concluded with the sketch entitled, " How
to Pay your Washerwomann which afforded Mrs
Sloan opportunity to display the different phases Of
her histrionic powers She appeared in several Co.'S
tunes thus changing her parts, the ptonSon OF her
voice. as well As her acting to the satisfaction Of ell
ldereo md hear ha rba.f nudsr fha All
care Of MIR Guern performed several overtures with
great perfection and ability This evening the bill
smiths" With tho original music to be followed by
Somebody Flee" and the whole viii cocuds with the
vaudeville u Young America
NATIONAL THEATRE The house here Was we'll nlled
last evening and the farce OF sasher and Crasher"
which was played nrst, was received with much merr-
ment. C. Burke tho redoubtabs Slasher and Dawes,
the anti duelpg Crasher, In their various encouu-
tiers. made the audience laugh NEST heartily After
the farce, the military drama Of the Invincible"
played This snowy ,iece has proved very attractive
is put the stage in handsome style and pains
have been spared by the in learning their
parts accurately, euvring drilling 80 Tho drama
Of the" Murdered Boatman" concluded the entertain
mems, Mr. Triton taking the part OF Dick Dsrss ir-
sition from appearing To. night tho Flying Dutch
man." the uvincbisn and an Irish farce, will form
the entertainments We perceive several pieces
underlined, ~ in active preparation.
MiTcHELLs OLvMrrc THrArnE-This theatre seems
unquesonaDy to be the favorits resort OF those for
whom music has charms for witness every night an
immense concourse Of people, that leave not ons scat
unoccupied in this little theatre The beautiful
scenery the exquisite cast of characters and the
ceeut band of music, reject great credit upon tbs
manager The entertainments opened yesterday eve.
ling With the performance Of the comedstta called
I" hos the Composer ~ which received with all
the marks Of satisfaction the previous night.
Mis- CarDe danced her Pas Ssu with much elegance.
Next came the fatirical burlesqus entitled the
Britannia and Hbernia." In which Mr.. waicot. 80
Sir Patrick Raleigh, the left tenant Of Ireland acted
With rs much success former occasions. The
burlesque was followed by the operet's, called The
Waterman" which Was received with bursts OF the
he,mina, and Mr. Bishop. a. Tom Tug sung with much
ability and feeling. The entertainments concluded
with the very iaughabe farce entitled Cousi Lamb
Kin"
CHrIsrrs MNsrnELs-Th. city IT, at this present
time. thronged with visters from all parts OF the
Union They ought not to leave before hearing these
nonpsres OF negro singers: aud In order TO avoid dis
appointment In getting in let them go early their
concert room u filed 10 OVERLOOKING each evening.
TAByrrAcIE.--It seems to rather surprising that
tie excellent musical entertainments which TAX. place
every evening ut this fashionable resort, thinly
after ded The pieces alone which played by the
Germania band. worth the small admission money
which il demanded; but In addition to the charming
performance Of these musicians several
Dent vocalists OF the Italian school nightly execute
beautiful gems from the respective operas. sush
plays great artstical XIII In his excellent touch and
beautiful method Of playing the piano
hrNrrvs Rooms BRosbwAY Burns Seven Mile Mir
ror a. the Lakes Niagara and st lawrence Is exhibited
every evening at haifpast o'clock at the above
rooms. 10 IL said 20 be excellent painting, repre-
sentiug the entire borders betSeen the United States
and Csuach.
AroIi o RooNs mother beautiful painting. "wash-
ngton Crowned" IL also exhibited daily at the Apollo
Rooms, Broadway.
Mr. Collias the Irish comedian and vocalist, has
commenced a second engagement at Msrshall's, WAL
nut street theatre Philadelphia