The New York herald., 1849-04-30

"hpef' 10 :" 80 Gabor, the Hungarian; Mcfarland,
Cir,e ans idenstein, the intcndant. This viii be
d , nn =. s. and we have no doubt the tragedy will be
aom -eiy performed The character Of Werner is one
In mich Mr. Wallack appears to much advantage and
wncn well supported in the other parts he win be
this eycning his acting cannot fail to be very highly
appreciated by all who witness it, We expect too that
Mrs. Waack as the wife of the unfortunate Werner,
porant characters in the piece, and in the hands of
Messrs. Mcfarland and Gilbert will doubt be well
played hestory Of the play lisa very interesting one
and the language is most splendid, afording fine op-
porunity for display of elocution Though Lord By
has the credit Of writing it. the most of it really
Tales among which is to be found under the title Of
"The Inheritance" Byron however, put it in a dra-
matte form, and slight additions made to it
years since when it first produced the Lon
don stage by MIR. Macready we believe We anticipate
seeing it this evening at the Bowery and doubtless the
hoase will be crowded. The other entertainments will
consist Of the farce Of Jenny Lind and the drama Of
"The Sergeant's Wife,
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Mr. Forrest will appear at
the Broadway theatre this evenings in the character Of
King Lear. This is great character and Mr. Forrest
plays 1t as but few actors No doubt assem-
bly, will flock to the Broadway this evening" to this
piece performed. The after piece will be Which is
the king!" happy little comic drama which is sure
to be well received The Broadway is enjoying an
excellen: run of patronage which Is well deserved
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The local drama of Rosins
Meadows which was so popular some two three
months ago. is to be produced again, this evening" In
with pleasure by the patrons Of the National Chan
frau takes the part Of young city in it, and Miss
Mestayer that Of his victim, young country GIRL who
comes to the city to seek her fortune Booth very
comic part in it, and Seymour Dawes, &c all appear in
1t. After this -iece. the famous local drama Of New
York as 1t Isl, will be performed and Nose and Sykesev
will appear in all their glory; whilst Herbert as the
green eountryman, will the elephant also endea-
vor to obtain view Of the famous scahorse with all
that ndire simplicity for which country cousins
so remarkable their visits to this great city Booth
is to take the part Of Catharne Market joe which he
l1r,nI Innh do Tav,
piece acts admirably; it is most affecting piece Of
acting. The drama Of the "Momentous Question:
will conclude the entertainments
BURROWS THEATRE.-The performance at Burton,s
theatre this evening, will be- ever attractive In
the first place. will be presented the comedy Of "Ro-
nance and Reality in which Mr. Burton will appear
as Asper Manley Mrs Vernon will personate Barbara
Maney; and the other parts well cast The after
set out with all the ability Of the corps dramaque the
establishment. There is no dimnution of merit in the
pieces which produced from time to time upon the
stage ut Burtons, the headquarters now Of fun and
light theatrical representations
CHRlsrrs MINsrRELs, with their voices in fine tune
their banjos strung their jokes newly trimmed
and their feet as active ever in the dance, will
commence their concerts this evening at Mechanics
Han. During their absence away up the river their
concert room has been redecorated and refurnished
throughout in fact they commence aresh with eyery
i first
6uresque OF the Voyage Musical, Plantation Dances
regarding these performers, their entertainments
have become very popular and the patronage bestow
work of supererogation Should there however be any
who have not as yet heard them advise them to 20
at once, as the entertainment Is of the delight
full sort Their Musical Panorama and Italian opera
burlesqucs are especially amusing.
Mr.. and Mrs Conner at Aberdeen, giving rccita-
tons These intellectual treats becoming frequent
Mr.. Wilson's concert, at st. Louis is said to have
been one OF the most delightful that has given
in that city.
Ludlow g. Smiths company have arrived at St. Louis
The Kilmiste family to give of their enter
tanments at Augusta (Ga), the Goth inst They are
said to be persons OF merit.
FOREIGN THEATRIcALs.
On the subject Of theatrcas, the London SUNDAY |
Times saysThe cessation in theatrical
during the last week Of Lent affords opportunity
of glancng at the past and Of making few observa.
tons upon the future operations of the London
gers The most important and interesting event of the
winter season, has been the peculiar mark of her |
Majesty favor bestowed upon native talent by COM
manding series of dramatic performances before the
royal family and the court at Windsor Castle during the
Christmas holidays under the direction Of Mr. Charles
Kean The subsequent representation of these plays
drew crowded audiences at the Haymarket Lyceum |
and Adelph theatres particularly at the Hrst-namcd
house. where the attraction in the most
remarkable manner the beneficial influence which the
patronage the sovereign and the higher classes
cises upon the prosperity Of the drama Amongst the
pieces which the Windsor Castle representations re-
stored to the Haymarket stage, Douglas Jerrolds
clever comic drama Of the !" Housekeepern in which
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean performed with great ecat
return from Amerina with the revival for him of the
Rent Day. and the Brigand' and also his alternate
performance with Mr. C. Kean in the character of
Othello and ago, should not be overlooked The ar
rangements for Easter include classical extrava
ganza by the Messrs Brough, to be called the "Sphnxn
in which Mr. Kelley to play the Sphinx Mrs Kelley
Miss p. Horton, Miss Reynolds, Mr. j. Bland &C. will
be comprehcnded in the cast. MIR Blackstone and Mrs
Fitzwilam also join the company here and make their
appearance tomorrow Aondny) evening in the farces
OF the " Rough Diamond and " Lend me Five Sh-
lingsu Mr. and Mrs Kean will reappear here very
will ba
play by MIR. Lowell the author of the Wfe's Secret,n
IN which these popular artists are to have principal
The Surrey Theatre has passed into the hands of Mr.
Shepcrd. The Strand is in the hands of Mr. Farren Jr
Mr. Maurice Power has appeared in Edinburgh as Sir
Lucus O'Trgger in the Rivals" and was most cord
ally received.
Drury Lane Theatre has been let by NJ Julien to a
foreign company, that will perform after Easter three
times q week.
vauxha Gardens is no longer to let two spectators
having arranged with the trustees for the ensuing sea-
Miss Rosa Bennett, younger sister of Miss Julia
Bennett, (now Mrs BarrowD is about to make her
debut at Mr. Glover's theatre, Glasgow.
1t is the intention Of the landlord rebuild on the
site Of the Olympic Theatre that recently destroy
ed by nre and that 1t will be ready to open the week
after Christmas.
=. Mr. Blackstone, in conjunction with Mrs Fitzwil-
liam, made, during his professional tour Of twelve
months, upwards Of one thousand pounds.
NV TEenlroEY OF MINSEsoTA.-The ap-
sofa are complee. Governor, Alex. Ramsay, of |
Pennsylvania. Secretary, Charles X. Smith, Of
Ohio: Judges, Aaron Goodrich, of Tennessee,
Benjamin Meecher, of Kentucky. District At
torney, H.: l.; Moss, of Minnesota. Marshal,
Joshua L. Taylor.
The boundary of Minnesota begins at the Mis-
sissippi nver, where the line of - deg. 30 min
crosses the same, running due west to 955 deg
west longitude, by Nicollet's map; thence in d.
rect line to the point where the Tooth deg of long
crosses the 49th parallel of lat; thence along the
boundary of the British possessions to Lake Su-
,erior thence along said line to the northeast
corner OF the State OF Wisconsin; thence along the
boundary. of said State to the Mississippi, and
down said river TO the beginning. 1t therefore
embraces the entire country lying north of the |
States Of Iowa and Wisconsin, extending clear up