The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-04

NIBIo's GARpEN.-The able manager Of this pa
lace Of Comus, which is Of the ornaments Of
city decided last night account Of the solemnity Of
the day to shut his theatre and the Ravels perform
ance, which We had announced, did not take place
This evenings entertainment will consist of come.
dy John Dobbs and the burartta Of" Jenny Lindn
which presented on wednesday evening last, by
the vaudeville company Of Mr. Nibo. The actors
and actresses will I'LL the roles Of those plays On Mon
day the Raves appear In some Of their laughable
tommes, and viii draw, as usual the same large
audience
BuKIoN's THrArRr-" Dombey SOM transacted .
vast deal Of business last evening with vast number
Of psrsons for the house finely filled with most
brilliant audience at very early hour. "Dembey
SOM such favories with the public that
worth while saying anything about them, as 1t is
qusstionably the best adaptation made from .
novel and had Broughsm done anything but
this, he wo0ld have earned by 1t alone great reputa
terestng benefit will take place. Mrs. Knight who
until lately WAS attached to the theatre has recently
e1perierced most severe domestic aliiction, aud,
moreover has passed. through n severe Illness her.
self that is to b. hoped this benefit will be the
means Of afording her substantial relief. number
of our best artists well as the members Of the
pany have volunteered their gratutous aid, and the
sssements selected of first rate character that
everything will be arranged to give most delightful
evenings entertainment The popular buresque OF
Lacy Did Sham Amour" with the original cast will
be- ted in the of the evening. also the
coincidence Man, DAY After the Fair aud Faint
Heart Never Won Fair Lady"
NlrIosAL TurArRE-We visited this house at an
early hour last evening" and found It fu literally to
oyerowipg the Hobbies and every spot from whence
view could be had Of the stage densey crowded
whilst the boxes and pit packed full 1t Chan
fiaus complimentary benefit night, ard he might wen
be proud OF the handsome support he received tho
OCCASION both from the public and his profes sonal
friends The drama Of Jack Sheppard" played
first Mis- Mestayer playing the part of Jack which she
Is so excellent in. We just got glimpse Of the stage
and from what saw. every thing was going most
satisfactorily to the audience The entertain nents ell
passed OF handsomely, and Chanfraus plime ntary
benefit will lorg BE- remembered of tue hest bene
TITS taken In New York To four ght pieces
just appropos for the hot weather will De pre-
scented among them the famous Nose in Cafor-
MIA and the sketch OF a" Move in Muss" We per-
eeive that Redmond Ryan aud Mr. I. b. Johnston
80 appear ON Monday evening next.
CHnIsry's MNsrRrIs will, tonight. give first rate
Saturday evenings concert Thus those who have
agreeable relaxation to go and hear them discourse
their truly elegant music. The Voyage Musicale
their best dances songs &C., will all be introduced
! CASTLE GARpEN.Ihe most splendid weather, and
the delightful situation Of Castle Garden the
magnificent bay OF the world besides the attraction Of
itch concert drew together last evening large con
course Of people. Nothing could be more romantic
than to observe the svery Of the moon gliding
ths surface OF the water the oops and boats courng
ia every direction while at the time the
filed with the harmonious sounds OF the orchestra
well directed by Dir. George Ioder, and the meledious
baIytcne Of Nj. Leach Tho thin and sharp notes Of
The Xyloeordson were also much admired and every
summer (ies at Castle Garden are decidedly the most
popular entertainments Of the kind ever Witnessed
and deserve patronage
CHIsrss AssEnsir Rooxs.-Ths ss;rse S'sdisus Of
The brilliant trio of French singers, NJ aud Nine Ber-
ION and NJ Conrad took place last night ut the fashion,
able concert rooui Of NJ Artsult aud did these
s,i,s.es sing better than that occasion. We un-
ders,spd that they will visit Saratoga aud
Newport, where, undoubtedly, they will meet with
great success and will be much appr,s slated by
abe music levers who are numerous ut those
places. Madame Bertnn rendered the part Of Ger
most admirable r0.pe,, aud great hisrionc power We
must cobf-ss that sh- sIcsls ia the comic opera
Which The il home than in the vande oarragss
the music OF Auber Hslery, and other )npos.r be!r
we'll asserted to thscowpsss Of her fine voice. NJ Der
ton with hi M de nag.s his mu Teal seenss with
great akin fer M he on an Icellsnt
music gu but he possesses also very remarkable in.
sIumept; aud hts acting whom he IL himself aud whom
he does not sten &c bad advice IL correct and
His grand ara, in ths 'Matre de- Chspse eved
with much applause We vii these three svfsles good
suecess, and We hope they will return among
/ CslsrsS ausSvN-This remarkable collection is well
worth long journey 10 visit lt Is moet ts'tsiully
s<rsnse ed aud well set out No ought 10 leave New
York without visiting 1t
SaecImG AocIpRAr.-We learn from the Alex
sRdia Gassits that afnosi lamentable accident oc-
cured on Monday eyeoiog last, IN Fairfax county,
near ihe resldcEce OF David Eltzhugh, Esq, about
ten miles from Alexandra. The horses attached
10 II sprDg wagon, in which Mrs. III. A. Fitxhush,
Mes plckins, and two other ladies, were riding,
took fright, and ran ell with great fury. The
gon dashed against "A tree, and broken to
Pieces. Miss Dickirs, about IL years OF age,
most interesting sirl, daughter Of FrancIeA Dick
ins, Led, OF this cEy, was 80 severely injured
tina; she died IN an hour or two after the accident.
Mrs. Fiizhugh was very much injured, but il is
hoped, from the report Of the physicians, that her
wounds are not dangerous. Another OF the ladies'
had her arms shattered and, in other respects,
much bruised; and the other young lady was
slightly injured. Such was the violence OF the
conclusion of the wagon against, the tree, that 10
a woHder the whole party were not killed. Tbis