The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical and Musical.


Guardsmen," now performing, falls specially in the
category OF grand and magnificent dramas. 1t is q
mort splendid piece and reflects great credit upon every
one concerned in Its preparation. "a we'll the
ceileut company by whom IL Is so admirably played.
The dramatic Incidents such to excite intense
interest We have seldom felt so deeply interested ss
when listening to the passionate burst OF revenge Of
the Countess de Winter (llrs. j. Waack) and the
beautiful acting Of Lester Stevens, Jordan, Waaok,
and the other actors The piece throaghou. IL .
master. piece of scenic and dramatic skill hstrionic
talent AID Is perfectly absorbing in the interest 1t
creates IN the mind in every scene The house Ii
nightly crowded TO see this beautiful drama
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The Child of the Regiment"
repeated at the broadway last evening, to good
house, notwithstanding the incemepcy of the night.
Miss Rosa Jacques of the most promising singers
of her sge that have had the pleasure hear
maintains most fully the enthusiasm with which she
is received in this particular piece. The joyous,
strained and military loving Marie to be espe
cialy adapted to the spirited aud animated style OF
Miss Jacques II she has faults they from the
berapce Of an enthusiaftc mind Her voice is fall,
emphatic, clear and seemingly inexhaustble She
tires she gets tired but she sings like
the birds as if from ecstscy of delight that will not
be suppressed She possesses the elements for dis
tipguished career and she deserves encouragement.
Her Marie especially in the trio in the second act
exhibits the blended tenderness of the young girl and
the dashDg nonehaance and glory of the camp, with
never failing effect upon the house. The Sergeant
the protector Of Marie. The Warehouses of Mira.
Blake is good personation of the ancient regime The
Tonic Of MIR Reeves affords good scope for tn dis
throughout was received with applause This evening
the never failing opera of SRA Davolo"
NIBLo's GARDEN This fav orite and much frequsnted
place of amusement presented yesterday evening,
brilliant assembly OF beauty and fashion every depart
of the being crowded TO excess. The enter
tainnents commenced with the elegant and daring
achievements Of the Ravel Family and Leon Javel
the tight which forth the applause and adj
iralon OF the vast auditory Ihsy were succeeded oy
Adventures" wherein the celebrated Rayel Francois
war the principal character. His wonderful feats
peciay La Barre Cerque crossing the stage on pole
fifteen feet high, which IL the IN st difficult and at the
sape time the most hazardous act ever attempted,
drew down from the delighted assembly the most rap
turous applause. There also occurred variety OF
characteristic dances and comic incidents, which were
executed with the astonishing pantomimic ability for
which this celebrated family is so much renowned.
The amusements concluded with the comic psntomms
Of the " Red Gnoue and White Warrior - which was
executed with admirable success. Tonight. fests
the tight rope La sylphide" the "Nliiliner," &c.
BunroS's THs,rkE The Eve act comedy of Brous-
ham, Romance and Reality was performed last
night before very good audience which in spite Of
the bad weather, had thither to witness OF
TIE best plays written by the author 1t is useless to
say that 1t perforated with great ensemble and that
Mesr, Burton, Lynne, Clarke, Broughsn, Johnston,
and Mssdames Chapman Win.tanley ami Brougham
delivered their r0es In their peculiar excellent style.
he entertainment concluded with a capital farce,
act called Jerfey Monopoly which isysry funny
and received with much applause In consequence
q the great marks Of appreciation bestowed those
plays the bill will be repeated this evening;
and We have doubt that the theatre will be visited
by many Of those who are fond of legitimate comedy,
and who like TO see deserving actors.
CHASrsAu's National TgEArRs-That beautiful
dramatic tsbleas, the "Rent Day." was perforated
again last night at this theatre, in excellent style
efter which, Miss Gertrude Dawes danced LA syi-
pbyde in such to setths vded galleries
In roar Of delight. The Robbers Wife the Coners
Mine,n is highly picturesque piece full OF dramatic
the sn Vile striking eharaetsr and This ans
actr nil In m m in
imitabi. In his part Of Larry oGg and his song
in rich style Of humor; Dawes played his part
well the in which he purchases the piece Of
gold was highly entertaining Altogether the whole
piece in all its parts and with It's excellent cast gave
the highest satisfaction 60 cr-Tdsd audience. This
evening very attractive bill IL offered
MTcBrrL's oLYMPc TnE,rRr.-Yesterdiy evening,
being appointed for the benefit Of Miss Mary rsy-
lor, this popular place OF Amusement was notwith-
standing the inclemency OF the weather crowded to
excess, which must have proved highly gratifying to
this general fsvore being direct proof that the pub
lie appreciate her talented eHertions For the oeea-
sion, there uncommon attractions presented con-
tisting otthe comedy Of the " Nan Without Head"
the original drama OF Time Tries AM the comic
opera Of Brother and Sister aud the second Of
"The Child Of the Regiment The drama Of Time
Triss AM which was produced for the hrst time
in America. executed with the most brilliant
and received with the most enthusiastic bursts
OF applause Tho piece itself production OF sterling
merit, comprising variety ofvery touching Incidents
couched In elegant language. Miss Mary Taylor, -
Laura Lesson. and MIR. Palmer a. Mathew Bates ac-
quilted Themselves TO general satisiaction and
rapturously cbeered At the end ofths play they wers
called before the curtain where they were most Hat
teriDgy received Messrs. Nekinson Grosyepor. Con-
over, ard Misses Sinclair aud Nicknson, performed
their parts admirably well The rest Of the entertain-
entire assembly Tonight time Tries Ali;n Bro
th,r aud sister" and Amiie" which viii undoubt-
eddy draw another crowded house
Iunisrrs MrrsrRELs Hail, rain or SHINE the con-
cents Il this band attended every evening" by large
sssembases Of our citizens The negro melodies and
choruses rendered with great harmony, and the
finished dancing Of George hrsty keeps the auiissss
in roars OF laughter.
flats, comic songs and other amusing entertainments
given every afternoon and evening this favorite
sort are attracting large audiences Ihs skeleton OF
the whale the wax figures 81 NE giant and sAntess,
with hundreds Of other great euriostss AIS vel rorth
seeing.
Cmor., Asror PIAer-wAliott continues TO draw
hundreds TO the Ampbitheatrs In Eighth ftrset lie
Is decidedly the greatest humorist living The other
performances Of the riDg oxseilent aud the
dences generally retire highly Pleased With thsir visit
20 the circus.
M,SHsuAv Ctncus GR,vD SrREEr, sr,a wuiI,ss-
HuHsH flEW The entertainments at THIS neatly
httd up and highly respeosbie essbiifn ueut villa be
enhanced the evening ~ tse appearance OF Mr. Lava
ter lee. he famous hugish egoilibist scroost .nt
equestrian The celebrated Rivers Family also besong
TO this DoEFs. and are drasDg crosd~d su1 orderly
audiences essfy evening The lecsity Of THIS circus
makes 10 Available 10 the residents u DroOAlyn aud
Niiismtbureh.
Cnirrrsp,IE sSp SrrroS's BEsrrrr e,nes on to-mor.
Tc~ evening 81 Nibos Garden. Their ffisnds should
bear this in memory.
BsRstv WILLIAMS the favorite ifi.h comedian. 10
becoming every hour more popular. He has just
cludss very successful engagement ia Boston aud
will appear, next week, at Buss0ns Theatre PnilsdeL
phia
sIorr.N H.LL.-Evers grand Psnotsns Of the city
Of Ns- York Is exhibited every evening At the above
hall.
Madame Biscsccisnti is al Savannah. Ca.
The Elenas are in Baltimore
ANorHER HossfBLg TnsosDr ~ AsEANsss-A cor
respondent Of the New Orleans Picayune, o the 9Th
instant gives the following particulars Of tragedy ct
Rough snd nsady, Ara on the l5th nit lit appears
that a Dung man, W the name q Griath, married
the daughter q Mr. Orier aud that DR.. Hsdgespeth
| family physician, had attempted 20 take impropsr
liberties with srinth swis Grifaths brother. Thoms.
Il one usy promised Mr Guer while the latter in
toxcated TO snott DR. Isdge-peth ON the day OF the
tragedy Thomas Grfitb lad of only nineteen.
town with friend OF HE. Mr. a. L. Brown. who lived