The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-31
TWO CENTS.


guest for the indulgence Of his eAds and the pubc
'or the unfinished state Of some parts Of his establish
ment We were much astonished to witness the WONDER
fui efforts he has achieved in the opening of his
fashionable place of smusement The interior Of this
splendid theatre is finished and 1t is beautiful speci-
men Of architectural art which does great credit to
its builder Mr. Trimble well decorators and
painters NM Allegri and Moni, two of the beat
scenic and decorative artists In this country The pro-
scenium Is illustrated In the Moorish Style and copied
from those admirable eiseews of the Alhamrs OF
Grenada The two ranges of boxes beautifully or
namented and the curtains and are of verv
elegant style. One Of the most improve
ments Of Niblos Garden the seats Of the
boxes which well cushioned and give COM
fort to those who find upon them. As
y tout ensemble, the aspect Of the house is very
ane. The theatre is airy and, Of course comfortable
for the numerous public who will undoubtedly patro-
mise the establishment Of the Napoleon of
manssers The audience last evening very large,
ana composed OF the most respectable people Of our
city The Ravels made their debut In their we'll
known farces pantomimes and acrobatic fests which
were, and will be- before, the great attraction At
Nibios Garden. The tight rope, the 4" Italian Bril-
gands" and Volau. Vent" completed the entsrtsin-
ments and excited all the old ENTHUSIASTIC approba-
tion laughter and applause which have Witnessed
and heard for the last ten rhe second PERFORM
and will consist in the of the dams de code
to be succeeded by the pantomime OF the Miuinsrs
or the Hungarian Rendezvous" and to conclude With
the fairy play of the Magic Trumpet We are certain
that Nibos Garden will have another large audience;
n'ed Tor he has made every effort to build elegant
theatre and has thus far entirely succeeded The
management IL In the hands Of Messrs Chppeu-
dale and Seton, two welEknown public fayortes
What with the excellence Of all the the
beauty and spaciousness of the theatre
LONELINESS Of the fashionable ladies who the boxes
the admirable performances of the orchestra led BY
signor Lamana and the Ravels and a hundred other
attractions Nibos new theatre cannot tail to be equal
In attractiveness and prosperity to the old Gardc
that more could Mr. Niblo wish?
Burrows THEATRE.-Last evening the new farce OF
"Tsken In and Done For" performed with decided
success. The characters were sustained by Msssrs.
Inllo EIorEa
Misses Barber. The audience had not a moments
rest during the points we're so good,
and the humor of Holland was 80 inexhaustble The
audience were highly grati6ed. John Dobbsn was
the interude In which the inimtable Brougham. the
talented Burton the sententous ynne and Miss Mary
Iaylo appeared, and therefore need not iuforsa
readers that the piece successful
II could not have been otherwise because Burton and
Brougham the pillars upon when it rested The
entertainments concluded with the aughsble farce Of
OF Mr. CClliwcb Collecting Agent for the new temper
ance movement and Broughsm that of Brass the Con-
hdeDce Man Success in this instance ALSO achisv-
ed the reason being the in the preceding cSss
the acting Of the proprietor and the stage manager
The music department has not lost any OF its
ton; Its character is high ever and the perform
ances just as scientific This will at be conceded
when 1t is remembered that MIR. George Lodsr is the
director The house was very well attended.
National THEArRE.-The amusements last evening
most admirably conducted. The farce of "a
Kiss in the Dark" elected much mirth, and Chapman
rs the jealous Pettibone with his very original plan
for detecting Master Fathom's kissing his wife, was
very comca indeed Chanfrau looked well "a Fathom;
he is good in light fsrces in any other line Of
character. " Nose in a Mussn and the White Horse
MIR. BolaDd appeared as Gerald Pepper, and was very
handsomely received He will become most popular
of the widow and family Of the late W A. V.chs and
grand array Of talent will be presented the public
Of the artists who have volunteered On the 90
casion The comedy Of the "Poor Gentl.man,n the
national anthem, be sung BY NO less than 200 vocal
performers, will constitute the bill Apart from the
excellence OF the the object Of the be-
net ought 60 be considered and doubt will be- by
the public, who will patronzs 1t Literally
In consequence Of the length of the performances the
curtain viii, this evening, rise at half past seven
O'Clock The prices for to- night will be 80 cents to
the dress circle rs cents upper boxes i2 the
pit, double orchestra, under the direction OF w +.
Peterscben, will perform, and altogether IL will be
gala night On Friday evening" Mr.. Chsnfrau's COM
pimcntary benefit will come of.
CHRrsry's Nr>srRrLs are. to use a homely phrsse.
coming IL strong" days with their entertain
nents, both in point Of excellence and the amosnt Of
Ethiopian songsters None rs can compare With
their glorious minstrelsy Tonight they will give
full programme In which their "yoyage MusicAle will
hold u conspicuous place.
CASTLE GARprs.-The summer fet,s given at this
elegant place OF amusement are much In vogue among
our populations; and the strangers Who visit this
city rarely fail II spending evening at Castle Oar
den, whore they enjoy Of the finest treats to be
began last night with great bill. and the pscs vas
fills d with many admirers ~ the vocal we'll a. the
Instrumental music i.oder's celebrated baud per-
formed the best selections from the French, Italian,
German. and english operas and Mesdames Lovsrney
and Iliicrt MN Leach, and Stoepci sang In very
qusite style. The Nylocordson made also, its usual
hit; and the whole entertainment went on In very
pleasing manner The ball was alss we'll attssdsd.
The bill for this evening IL composed of excellent
positions and will ence many people to 90 and breathe
the pure air of the ocean.
CnSrsE ASSEMBLY RooMs.-The r.. opening Of this
fashionable resort Of amusement took place last
ming and the entertainments consisted OF instru-
mental concert by the celebrated artists Of Guugi's
band who performed several pieces. amosg ~hicn We
remarked the Suite solo" by Herr seie and thu VIC.
oncello fantasia by Herr Braun the two leaders of
this excellent orchestra The overture waltz aud pol
ks, were also rendered In very brilliant style rhs
second part Of the Source uasioa,e flied by the
French singers whom we had occasion to praise wh-n
they appeared at Castle Garden aud for whom have
but repeat the words OF eulogy that they
sing In the elegant concert room Of Mr. Artsut.
well as in that Of Odetts +" OF charIss vi :"
sang with brio feeling, and was In fine voice. Her
eDuncistion correct, and her expression par
feet. She was received we'll her husband, With
much applause As for NJ. Corrsdi. We admired his
the words witch he sang but think Il duty to
request him not to eSaggerate and to reme1b-r that
he sings in n concert room aud nat In theatre ls
hi, Pour tsut glamour of la Favorits he over
stepped the intention of the composer. But while vs
De r.gLasar" and his duo With Nine Berton. ~Dsass
Peioi were rendered with nuch taste and phos and
made us remember the nairs 81 ali the barriton-s
Bsrhost The grand from "Chsrlss VI" ~hich
concluded the concert very effective We srsssrs
thu. the Chinese Assembly Rooms will soon becoa
rendezvous Of bonne compagni, and that the French
singers Of Davis troupe will attract many admirers
around them. The sambin will be repeated this
ing
Ma g. w. CLaRKE takes q benefit at Burton's the
stre to evening Several talented sectors have.
volunteered smong whom We notice Mr. w o. Chap
mans name. Mr. Clarke being great favorite. 90
have no doubt that the house will be crowded to It's
utmost capacity.
Ma. Jos, DvsS, alias "thst rascal Jack will hsv.
his beneGt at Burton's Thursday. His ehoios Of
piecesis suited to the season.
Marine Court.
Before Judge Lynch
Jrry 30.-Prtnce fsfoesSsch BENJAMIN Wellingfsn
This action for assault and battery brosght
by the cock (coored Of the ship Victoria agsinst the
defendant the Captsin u appeared that one morning
during the passsge from Liverpool to this port the
Captain travvrsing the deck. and In passiog tho