The New York herald., 1849-11-14
TWO CENTS.


new drama entitled "lhe Ihre8 Guardmen,p which
has been brought forth at the Bowery theatre, and
which performed last evening for the second time
The title of the piece will remind readers Of the
plot for certain that they have all read the in
tsresting work of that name by Alexander Dumas
which it is founded s therefore, only necessary to
refer to the and the In which the several
characters are personsted This likewise Is almost
cesary for when Ia known that they in the
hands of Mir and Mrs. J. waack, jr, Mr. Lester Miss
Wemyss, Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Mr. Winans Mr.
Stevens, and other competent actors, the public
may be sure Of fall and ample justice being dens to
each and sll. MIR and Mrs Wslsck especially de-
serving OF for the performances Of their
OF Athos and that Of the Countess de Win
ter. Indeed We see room for in any Of the
parts and this is owing to the excellence Of the COM
United States. From the time when the curtain rissa
until the conclusion Of the drama, the audience
enraptured by the soul stirring ncidentsthe beauti
full tableaux costly and magnificent scenery, and
the comic and amusing scenes which ntersperse
house crowded to its utmost capacity aaa it win
be nder If this new drama do not have an srtrs
ordinary run, and l the Golfers Of the enterprisng
manager, who has been at much expense and Labor
in putting it on the stage.
BROADWAY THEArRE-THK SnGurS ESGLrsH OrxlA
TRourr-Ths elegant theatre was thronged last eve
ming with numerous audience, which proved that
the tide OF fashion and continues to ow warA
this truly refined establishment without retiring
ebb." The opera of the The Child Of the Regiment"
which performed this OCCASION with gas
than sn tie preceding mighty received with mach
applause and was performed with great ensemble By
Mr.. Segun, as Cartouche Mrs. Blake, as the Mar
choness Mr.. Reeves Tonic, and Miss Jacques, a.
Marie OF sir. Seguin shall but say that he IL
always equal and digHded in his r6is OF Mir Reeves,
that he has unfortunately very short knowledge Of
the stage and that he possesses quits Indifferent
method Of singing. But We shall extend our criticism
upon Mrs jacques who Is d.bianie in New York, ana,
therefore needs to be known by readers This lady
is Of small but possesses very look
and sings with purity Her style Is however, exagge-
rated and she has to eye the fault Of subsu
tung her own rouiades, eddensa tes and torfsmehn
for those written by the famed composer We have
doubt that IL Miss Jacques would act with more
quietnes sing with Difference and respsot for the
music OF Donzeti or other composers she would soon
become a very popular and fautess cantatrcs She
possesses the sscred lre and needs but advice and
encouragement Her voice, We like to repeat it, has
peculiar charm which Is distinct clear and full of
usness of intonation As for her pronunciation Of the
Euglish language, though Is very udsgte, it gives
sort Of originality to her part and becomes her in some
Ira Diavoon and Mrs seguin appears in part OF
Zerna. There was the slightest manifestation Of
incipient row at the Broadway Theatre last night.
Fortunately, unlike the between the short and
the tall man Of the week preceding it occurred In
the lobby. The "little man y saucy; the large
man - good natured; the " little man - said hard
words; the large man - stll continued in his good
nature then blows we're exchanged and somebody
red the " little man y of And all this concerns
and troubles the Sunday press Which of these pa
pers has the largest circulation!
NIBLo's GARpry.-Tbis magnificent establishment
nled last night with a and Intelligent
audience, who presented fine display Of beauty and
fashion. The entertainments OF the evening corn
meDced with the comic pantomime OF the Soldier In
Love- the characters Of which represented by
the wonderful Rsyel Family. IL was sustained with
that ability dexterity and comicsty which have oil
along characterized the performances OF this celebrated
family. The pantomae succeeded by the splendid
new divertssment, in which Mile Bertin, NJ. Brilliant
and Mile Lehman acquitted themselves with all their
aeeustomed aud brilliant success, drawing down
The most rapturous applause, ffom delighted au-
diepee. The amussments concluded with the nsw
comic pantos'imv osled tho Red unome aud White
warrior" in which Metsrs. Mar1ett and Antoine
Rsvsl personae the principal characters This evening
Mr. rlseides benefit which occasion the celebrated
lrish vocalist and actor, viii appear in a popular
comedy. We expect 20 zee n densly crowned house
ruRroS's THEArRr.--There very full h ouse at
this favore theatre last evening The entertainments
the comedy Of the Od Dutch Governor the new
piece, peggy Green aud the farce Of the sleeping
DrsUght," each Of which sustained with the ut
credit to the actors and entirely TO tho satsls
tion and pleasure Of the audience. Burton, BY hts
truly comic delinsation II character. as usual drew
forth repeated cheers Clarke also fllsd his parts WE'LL
aud Siiss Chapman was quite at home In Peggy Greon
pure enjoyment Everything IL done we'll. end the
audiences give the most evident Signs their grsti6ca
Village With the new farce Of "'Vho DO they Take
Ne Fcr!n u we judge from the fsraer
q this beautiful comedy the theatre will be eranmed
this evening.
NATioNAl THr,rnr Tho very amusing farce of
"The Tbsntom breakfast and the drama Of" agnes 10
We're, or the Wiics Revenge and aughabs piece in
conclusion, formed the entertainments at the National
last evening, which witnessed by a very numerous
and respectable audience. We have ON former occs-
sions, referred in favorable to the excellent
style in which the company attached TO this fsvOre
and much-resorted.to place of Amusement perform
their several psrte especially la the drsms which
formed the principal feature Of the entertainments last
evening and the evening before and wins nov :,
repeat what we have heretofore ssd the subject.
Every thing gees harnonautly and the publ'c Riys
the most substantial tokens Of fatiscon By attend
ing nightly, In numbers. which certain must bs
gratifying TO the manager The Ns,ionsi under its
WALL Qf he puhl uho
never fail In rewardng those who study TO please them
MrcHErL's OLrrrrc TH,,rRs.-Ths entertainments
ofyesterdsy evening commenced with the farce OF the
"Dumb Belle" which was delivered Ia a very superior
style Miss Mary Taylor in the character Of the Dumb
Belle, Messrs. Palmer, Nickinson, and sliss Miles,
acquitted themselves TO great advantage, and we're
much applauded. Miss Csrlne executed her Highland
Iiing with much grace and dexterity. 10 foowed
by the celebrated opera Of Amilie or the Love Test,
which was sustained with It's accustomed ability and
and afforded much pleasure aud delight to tho
assembly. Messrs. Bishop, waoOt, Conover, Misses
Taylor sincsir, and Miles rendered their respective
parts to general subtraction. The amusement. con-
cludcd with the excsllept farcs Of the Mhliners,
Bolidsy.n II was admirably performed aud produced
much merriment and laughter Tonight viii be per-
formed fer the first time this the comedy the
oQuetnsbsry fe1esn The opera OF Amlie,' and the
farce OF sudden Thoughts which will insure another
crowded house.
Cnnmrr's MISs1Rrrs AS usual, this favorite place
81 amusement nightly crowded The entertsi nts
are excellent aud the execution % the negro melodies
90 pleasing and psntve that the audience when eav-
log Mechanics Hall resolve to call again the next eve
ring. The Voyage Musical IL ftll fsvorts portion
o the performance and the dancing Of George Christy
u ininitable.
THyors CRous-NIr. Wallets debut At Tryon'sAs
Tor llace Circus was the most decidedly successful ef
fort made In this country either BY clown or actor
Dor hours before the commencement of the perform
ance, the whole square In front Of the Pavilion
denssy crowded and at the opening Of the doors ths
rush was tremendous Every seat speedily occu-
pied, and hundreds went away unable 20 gain sdmis-
hon The appearance q the great original In the ring
was greeted with cheers and every joke he uttered
received with the most boisterous mirth and applause
OF MIR Wallets clown shall say more heresfter-hs
10 in the ring what Gsrriek the stage what
Quin was at the bar and what Jim Mspss is at the
round table. Hesppears this afternoon and evening
AnrpicAv MusrvN.-The Msrtinetti family, as ususI.
are greatly admired in their psntommic perform.
end continue to attract large audiencs to vit
hess their ftats OF sgihty and gymnastc exercises
The skeleton 81 the whale. with various other curo-i-
ties can be seen At this establishments that thsss
who WRIT this celebrated temple of natural curioes
can spend q pleasant afternoon and evening