The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-14
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical end Muus.,

Theatrical and Musieai.
bo"IRf lHsArRl-Ihe Power of Goldn still son
tnues the main attraction at this house and what nth
II and the ballet Of Les Jardiniere, - tn. an
plause nightly has been most enthusiastic from tina
crowded audiences that have attended every eyenin.
In noticing Lies Jardneres yesterday we werc in ar.
ror In stating that 1t composed by Mr. g. w.
Smith, it Is the production Of Sgnor Ner who BY this
and his many other successful compositions proved
that he is excellent composer Is uni VERBALLY
acknowledged to be dancer The style in which this
ballet dive rtisement is got up, reflects great credit
lighted with it every night Tonight grand bill will
be played-no less than three fine pieces and the
grand ballet advertisement. The Power of Gold" the
>neaasman," and the new comedy of Your Life's in
pahger, are the pieces to be played. The" Heads
man was received few nights ago with much APP
oelng 30 successful The bill altogether is a capital
one.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-The Enchantress >, continues
to draw large and fashionable houses Besides it's other
many and great attractions its splendid scenery and
gorgeous pageantry its magnificent proccs.ous and
wonderful machinery il especially respendent with
all the graces and attractions tho beautiful ballet
What delightful thing it is to be able to hire naomi.
to do the drudgery Of hard labor instead of ha IN
do it yourself and what hard work and obor aanS;
is When a certain Turkish ambassador at Paris
visited once ball room, occasion of a grand ball
given by the epcurcan and luxurious Regent he re-
marked, on witnessing the immense toll and fatigue
which the dancers went through, MATS Par6ieu! Why
do you give yourselves much useless trouble, WIN
mi
to do oil the dancing for us So they do in Turkey
and do also in New York, any one nav see who
will go to witness the grand spectacle of "'The En-
chantress now performing at this theatre and to be
represented for two more nights The most beautiful
ballet is here to be tho very Iouris Mahomets
Paradise are here smiling graciously and sweety upon
the public, and dancing before them swimming sweep
ing Heating waving posing, flying, sinking, rising
WIN nefabie, raviehing fascinating loneliness ele
gancc, aud grace Miss Celeste at their head, has a
charm in her motions, and y smile on her brow worth
R na kngdom altogether, tho exhibitions at tho
mr. hao,,
tiful and attractive 1t has only two more nights
TO run when IT VIII as we arc informed be positively
withdrawn Those therefore, who wish to see it, must
hurry.
National THrArRE,-The Brgadicr and his horse
last evening went through their evolutions in fine
style and the whole Of this very interesting drama was
listened to with the most intense interest by the au
dience. 1t is rcpete with mclo- dramatic effect and
the admirable way in which tho piece got up such
the diligence scene the attack on the travellers the
dance &c, reflect great credit the stage manager
Mr. Jones, who thus obtains double credit author
and producer Of the piece We trust that we shall ere
long have something more from the pen Of Mr.. Jones'
he has proved by Waoousta" and the Brgadier''
how well he can write Nose the unterriaed still
nightly encounters all those strange adventures Mt the
gold diggngs which have kept the audiences At tho
National 10 well amused during the last three months
sykesey, Lie, and Jenny likewise pany him In
his rounds to the entire satisfaction of oil who
them. Tonight the bill will consist Of "Mose,'' the
"Brigadier y and the " Last Kss.n
Burrows THEATRr.-Last evening this theatre vas
the scene Of another crowded and extremely gratAed
audience The entertainments opened with the excel
lent comedy Of tho Breach Of Promise, on Second
Thoughts" Burton, aaEbeneEer Suddon WA great His
acting reminded US Of the late John GLORIOUS
John" as no was called by his friends and admirers
Burton is hrst rate In everything that he does but in
this character strikes that he excels himself He
did not give the audience moments rest from
laughter The part Of Mr.. Hudson, gentleman from
America, was wen played by Mr.. Hamilton Mrs YER
mons representation Of Mrs. Trapper q marrying
mother was very animated and truthful The piece
The interlude, called Socialism was played for the
nth time Its reception was, without exception or
qualification, most complimentary and hearty. The
characters are well selected and remarkably well
tanned Burton and Brougham Of course take the lead
They are the centre Of the circle Forty Winks' con-
euded the intellectual trcat Of tho evening" The
tain fell amidst loud and reiterated applause from the
vast assembly, Who judging from the expression
OF their countenan0es appeared 30 have spent most
CHRIsrr's MB,rRRLs.--The usual Saturday afternoon
concert will be given by these philosophers to-day in
sfordng fnc opportunity for family parties TO visit
them without exposure to the night air They will
Introduce ell their choicest airs burlesQues &C. not
forgetting the Voyage Musicale and Cowbenogans,
Gu both occasions.
NEW ORLEArs srnHsAosRs.-Thcse renowned min
srsls viii to-day give two concerts viz one at g. and
the ususl one at P M And in both of them = thew
singing. Their Musical PsnOrsma and their latest
version Of the Italian Scenas are most amusing We
recommend them confidently TO tho public.
CnnEsE MusHUn.-We know Of no exhibition ia
town, where few hours be passed more pleasantly
or probably than at this place 1t is q collection
which will please all, young and old grave and CAV
All heads Of families and those wing youths under
their charge, should take them to see It,
Nh Levi North hos arrived In this city and is now
engaged in making preparations in conjunction with
Mr.. Stckney. Of New Orleans to establish a circus
company that, under such at, ust command
the public attention.
Yankee Hill, the Of humor wit, and drolery
will give his last concert at the Institute
this evening Hc will give truthful representation Of
NJ hrvpnH
The Nondescript which Is every day being exhibited
a. the corner OF Reade and Broadway is considered
great curiosity.
hliss Nj. kirkhaIn has been engaged at the Boston
Iyeeum, and will make her fret appearance Monday
evening we have no doubt With much credit to her
unsicsl abilities