The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08
TWO CENTS.

performed with great effect The original music is "A,
preserved and the piece with all grand and impos
ing marches its military evolutious and magnificent
fcenery was most decidedly successful Nothing could
exceed the amusement and pleasure exhibited by the
crowded audience at the surprising precision
and correctness with which the beautiful Young ladies'
OF the theatre, dressed up in soldiers garb went
through 1T word Of command the several evolutions
Mir Burke, usual, every then threw the Al
dience slmoet into sterios of by his iaim
able droeries Herr Amodio another great aud ne at
traction at this most attractive theatre followed His
perfo mances are wonderful but they must be
be appreciated, they are insesoribable He appears
again to night, with q noble bill besides.
OLYMPIC THrArRE.-This central place Of am usemsnt
nightly offers to its patrons the most novel and ;nts-
resting description Of entertainments The perfsr-
mances last evening consisted Of the Crown Princs
the opera Of "Ame," and Lawyers Practice"
which were sustained with sterling comic. aud excel
lent vocal ability. Wacot Is a host in himself and
generally receives what he Is richly entitled the
cheers Of delighted audience. Miss Mary Taylor GA
actress of all work and of the greatest avortss in
this city sings her role in the elegant opera of Amt
e,' with exceeding sweetness In short all the ar
hstes engaged In this fsvorte and prosperous little
theatre acquit themselves in their respective parts
entirely to the satisfaction OF those who love good act
ing This evening the petite comedy Of" A Man With
"1he MillineIs Holiday" Those of cur citizens Who
wsh to spend pleasant evening had better visit the
Olympic
canswi give another series of fine this
evsnihg, including OF course the Voyage Musical
lhtir performances are always Well attended.
TEyoS's CIRcus The beautiful equestrian f.ats
pymnsstlc performances, and other various amuss-
ments which ccme of nightly at the splendid avilion
in Aston Place attracting large and highly raspso
table audiences Although the manager has az present
OF the best selected companies the States yet be
has ct considerable expense engaged the celebrated
MIR Wallet the great English humorist. who will make
bis first appearance in America on Monday next No
doubt, Tryons Circus next week, will be visited By
thouss nds Of our citizens.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY Rooms The delusion and fows
dodesse Of the skifu magician Mscallister are the
ne plus ultra OF attraction in city lie Is nightly
surrounded by a crowded audience who delighted
with the tricks and experiments which he performs.
The Printing without Type" the Ladies' Caprice"
the Modern fryingpsn," the" Mysterious Orangs,''
Dry Goods and Groceries" /" FL Chspeo de Tstrs-
buslo"" Old Nicks Head' Cookery Of Psrafaragsra-
mus, and last not the least the Bell of Lucifsru
wonders which would have been sufficient In an
cient times to have Macalister burned Q sorcerer
we think 1t necessary TO advise readers who have
not yet teen the necronancer to to the Chinese As
sembly Rooms before Saturday; this week being the
last OF these performances Of legerdemain
American MUSEUM During the afternoon and in the
evening the famed Msrtinetti family will appear
Of the best pantomimc deneations and exhibit their
astounding feat In eymnsstic exercises, which lava
riaby attract large and respectable audiences.
Mss Davenport is playing at the Arch Street Thea-
ire, Philsdelpha.
THEATRrcALs ABROAD
The Italian Opera Company of Paris has every pros
poet Of success The bills Of the theatre already
posted and among the names Of the singers for the
next campaign, one may see those Of Mines Persisni,
Najeski MN. Lsblscbe, Ronconi Moriani Luccheti,
Morel Flsvio Msjeski, Franceschi Arnold, Gisuuo-
nj &c who are acknowledged by all the eaanosaeurs
as the best artists born In Italy The box Of
the Theatre Ventadour Is besieged by very
and fashionable people anxious seats for the first
night and the whole season Sixty thousand francs
were subscribed the first day The opera Of Mac
BETH "Ernani" and 81 Lombard" are to be pro-
duced
The success Of the comic opera La fee aux Rossss
the music OF which Is by alevy and the bretto by e.
Scribe and st George Is the greatest feature Of the
season. The scenery and costumes mAguidcsnA,
and tho singers, among whom eutio ned the
names Of Nine Vgslds and NJ. Audrsn, are pronounced
excellent
Mile. Rachel has decidedly left the Theatre Fran
cais where the met with her great La Panie
Of the 18th Of October contains long letter her,
In which abe says she regrets being obliged to thus
and this letter Is folio Sed by very long signed
by the actors Of the French Theatre calling her us-
grateful unjust, 40. Very likely this affair will end
In q lawsuit.
The fourth number Of the political vaudeville "Ls
foire aux ldies,n by Messrs Leuvsn and unswiok,
performed at the Theatre de la Bourse the 9Th
Of October II contains the most violent attack the
government
The Theatre Choiseuil has produced q fairy play,
called LES Tasman du Diable' which Il said to 81
got up In a ftye OF splendor before
The celebrated pianist r. Chopin died the 18th
ult, Of consumption His loss IL much regretted In
the musical circles.
The great success OF the ballet called Ola Filleuls
des feesn (The Granddaughter u the rares) at the
Academy Of Music, In which Carstts Grsi Is said TO
so surprising has postponed the rprise Of the Pro
phet,i Of Mey,rbeer