The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-11
TWO CENTS.
Theat,:eainnd sfus,caf.

Theatrical and uuslcaf.
BowRrr THE.rRE.-Thc attractions offered ut this
theatre last week. such not only to reject
great credit upon the good taste If the manager but
such were wen calculated increase that popularity
which has Away marked the Bowery The present
week bids fair 20 excel my Of the former ones, ana
several splendid pieces will be produced Amoas
them that Of 'Aszrppa or the Wild Horse Of TararJ"
one Of the mert splendid dramatic productions
put upon the stage will be of the prominent fsa-
lures The beautiful horse Ahdel Radcr trained by
MIR. VIM. II, Derr. will he brought into reqiision, and
the daring feais OF Maseprs, by Mr. Mcfarland can
not mil. apart from the other splendid performances
to I'll the house nightly Those who have not seen
this piec. cannot possibly form IA conception ofits
fpendor and interest aud such should by no means,
let slip the opportunity to witness 1t II will be
tentcd, this evening. in style eXeelliug anything
before presented with new scenery and wtha cast that
( must warrant entire succoss; besides which, the
splepdid piece Of "Clsude Duva the Child of Mys-
tory and Your lfe's in pnnxr" win be presented,
myss, Miss Mary Tay lor md host of other favorites
VIII appear ~ will indeed he rich treat to visit tho
Bowory tonight and there t. doubt but IA dscrmi
mating public win properly appreciate tho efforts OF Mr..
Hambiin the rnterprising proprietor, who spares no
pains or expense in producing -uch perform ~
will please the taste and fancy Of every body
NATIONAL THEATEs The unparalleled success OF the
Tnst has inspired the management OF this truly popular
r.sort with renewed vigor 10 crafty the taste Of it,
Patrons without regard To cost Knowing that rich
return awaits the result OF the present week 1t has
heretofore been very thing for the corps who
Rightly tread the stage to seen slim house indeed such
n thing is hardly known; yet new novelties are
,taDtly being produced. which take by storm the
audience, and at once become popular The new local
drama Of the sequel TO the Mysteries aud Mieries of
New ork' has rapidly into that IL 10
impossible to conecture how long ir will be- continued.
But must be remembered tina of the great secrets
OF the success Of this theatre and the great popularity
OF the pieces produced II the remarkably able manner
in which it Is conducted and the talent engaged Ia the
performance. Every body knows that Chanfrau stands
alone in the celebrated char of More and Burko
has no superior in the comic line: while the great
yolite Miss Mestayer. ana the beautiful Mrs Isher
wood are not the least am ong the attractions
OF the theatre In the drama all these f.voritex
appear well ~ In the other portions Of the entertain
ment In conjunction with the new drama two other
mn
deserted MILL will be offered to. night combining
bestowed. To those who desire to zee these perform
ances woudsay go early, or it will be impossible to
get scat.
Burrows TnrArsr--spLESpIp ArrnAcrror--This
| evening Madame Augusta, one Of the most elegant,
chaste and finished dancers that appeared before
an American audience will grace the boards of this
theatre in grand ballet, never played in the United
States, called the Pirates sle'-Ackbar pirate,
Monsieur Frederick and the character Of lathds will
be gracefully sustained by Madame Augusta The see
merry will portray the chateau garden of tho Count
Pignatcl (NsB Cooke the deck of the pirate ship
cavern by the sea shore and the Pirate isle In the
ballet grand Pas do Tro.'' Dy Madatns Augusta,
Miss Walters and NJ. Frederick There will also be
grand de dsa by Mime Augusta and NJ. Schmidt. We
have no doubt that attractions like these will draw
crowded house Those who admire graceful aud digni-
ned dancing win have opportunity of gratifying
TIER wishes this evening. more elegant accomplish
mcpt than this, there In not and may be conducted
on the stage in such manner as to preserve Its title
to this character. Elasticity agility, aud rapidy Of
motion are compatible with ease, grace, dignity aud
sciencethee are the quail which constitute
There certain dancing IA well IA to every
other human act and when they transcribed, the
poetry OF notion loses ITS grace and becomes highly
Objectionable The term which Is to signify dane
Ing Is derived from two Greek words Graphs aud
koro.hc interpretation OF which sustains our view
OF what II ought to be Grace and elegance, say,
are the great points Of the art the opinions
ana drpuatious commentators to the contrary not
withstandng The merits of the various dancers are
nowadays, cenvasscd with much ssrnsstness Wa
ore not surprised ut this Some affect to at the
art as being benea tho notice of tho Intellectual and
the grave but We do not agree with cast iron phi
| lofophy In ancient times. dancing was of a twofola
defcription-paastric and orchestric even stern
warriors did not consider the study of the grace
fnl movement on the light fantastic toe" unworthy
OF their consideration Epnninondas was praised fur.
his dancing as others of his dstn guished order
| BROADWAY THrATRE.-This evening the grand ballet
OF foetta or the Enchanted Bell will be- performed
for the last time but one When il will positively be With
drawn to make way for other attractions, among which
we understand will be the grand ballet (now Ia pre-
! Paratlon) OF the Triumph Of Greece" which will
De prodnced In the same magnificent style foettap
under the direction of Mons Monplaisr. The ballot
will be preceded by the petit comedy Of the Irish
Dragons" Mr f Shaw will do the part of Paddy Muir
ply, MIR Hsdaway that of Fitzgg Mr. Mathews that OF
Mar. Brown Sherry and MIR. Pope that OF Mr.. Mellow.
pear Mrs Dyot will represent the character OF Mrs
Bloomly. Those who desire to see Foletta and who
have not seen it, had better make haste, they viii
lose their chance.
MADAME AueusrA-Ths evening this truly accom-
pnshed da"seuse commences an engagement Of six
nights, at b, rtoD's Theatre, Chambers street. The
ballet in which she will appear has been per-
formed IN TINS city namely The Pirates lsle" and
from the well known tact OF Bsrton n manager,
VINO produces everyt hing upon the most magnificent
scale together with the rensd taste aud judgment
hadame Augusta in her ballet corps ARA We
predict that this favorite theatre win be ifs
most capacity every evening during her engagement.
Many artists have appeared IN this country in
this profession but we safely assert that for grace
full action elegance Of carriage, beautiful figure and
all the other requisites constitutes finished
danseuse. none eau compete With the rerpschoreaa
princess liadam Augusta
CHRIsTy's MnsTRELs will give q fr.t-rats .onesrt
this evening one that will 'Xscy suitn the audience
as it will be- composed Of all their best
kopxs. and also the grand Voyage Muicalen besides
which any quantity Of their dancing conuaorum,,
&c viii BIZ gwen. or course, the room will be
crowded.
PROMENADE Cexcrnrs At CASTLE GApprS-This
evening a new era in The way Of amusement viii
commence in New York We aude to the promenade
and summer feteS which are to be given a.
Castle Garden during the season entertainments nc
which the highest order OF musical talent both vocal
and Instrumental will be engaged and rapid success
zion OF all the nusical celebrities in the
be given. Whilst the amusements viii thus be Of the
best kind price Of sdmttancs has been liked
dsrate rate 70 that All respectable cizeus will bs thus
GRABBED to enjoy these concerts ut small expense The
programme for the evening will be- follows First u
concert In two parts In which the Dstin- the German
in Society the principal members Of Gungrs bands,
Mr. Richard HOFFMAN Herr stoopel Mile Lovarney,
and others, all under the musical direction Of Max
ksretEsk will take part At the of the CON
cert the floor will be- cleared for dancing which will
continue until III o'clock. under he direction OF com
petent and highly rs.pec table masters Of the eersmo-
MES Ice creams and other refr- -hents of superior
quality VIII be provided In the saloon Wssrs sure
these summer ers will become the popular entertain
ments Of the season.
Coz LHs.-This unrivalled deneator Of Irish ebsras
ter and excellent vocalist has been giving his enter
tainwents at Providence H with great success his
singing ID highly lauded.
STILL LATER FROM Bugxos AyREs-The b,y,s
Bostonian, Capt. Mar, arrived this morning. from,
Buenos Ayr's with dates to the 2'th OF April The
CsioInia lever was raging thsrs TO considerable de-
gree and two Hamburg vessels had been chartered by
Americans TO proceed to tho gold regions. rrsights
were very dull. For dry hides to the United Ststes
$40 per 1000 lbs n decline of SLY on previous rates
Doubioons are quoted $40 a 80
The Boetonau made the run from Buenos Ayres 10
Cope rio In six days-of which he large Ameri
snn chip with passengers, evidently Californian,
bound into Rio.
Capt MAR touched nt Montevideo and received .
mail bag from the IT, g frigate Brandy vine, which
was in port oil well beard but had further
mubication with the shore. Boston Journal June o.
The Boston Trarsner OF the 9th instant kays Tho