The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31

beyond messure ruecessful at this houss; aud the
cheeriugs and plsudi Of the very largo audis nee.
that nightly assemble to witness it, are well msritsd
ior, take 1t all in ell, as most interesting story
spendd dplsy Of acting and NEST perfect scenic and
.,sge appointments such piece has seldom been pro
ductd Ills more place added to the long list Of
successful which have been first TO the
public Ut the Bowsry theatre Last evening" thu house
filled il every port and the various psrfor
Jane Eyre" Jenny Lind" and the g L sat Gays of
Pompeii''- the greatest satisfaction va have
stated above To. night most admirable bill will be
presented vis.:-" Evsdne." and " Jane Eyre" Miss
Wsmyss's performance Of the part OF Evsdue 90
Wednesday evening last, was most admirable through
and she suppsrtt in excellent style BY Mess
tested Their great sasaction Q. the performances by
calling Miss Wemyss before tho ourtaa ct the CLOSE.
ri, niscs vi. be pi.,.d again this sy.p,ps v,th ths
esme cast Of characters We see An engagement has
been entered into with the celebrsted Van 4mburgh
who will appear shortly, this his orig Gal ground
the Bo~ery theatre where years ago he made his first
appt srance before the public. His unrvs'lsd troupe
OF wild animals will be- introduced in pisue called
Nor, X, the Beast Tanner" founded Oh Eugene Sues
celebrated work the d" Wondering Jew 4" We have no
doubt his engagement will be moot brilliant one.
BROADWAY THEATRE Last evening crowded and
brilliant audience Witnessed the Nth representation
Of the "Epchsntress." She seems to have tsSen the
Of tho people by storm al amazed ct the
rapid succession Of grandeur and msgninosnos which
dszsled their vision A most chssts and beautiful
Roman writer Saust, says PYimum quod facta dicts
erequawda sunt dseds ars to be eQuslled BY
description which 10 given of them Nov, we think
convey any more than . mere idea Of the splen
dor in which this operso spectacle 10 presented to the
public; the ,osnsry IN our opinion 10 the acme OF
go into particulars, because one scene displays Is
much ability a: tho other In design and execution
the whole Of this departmen mt reflects the highest
dit upon the gen tleman who presides over 1t Each
performance is moro and sstisfacory everything
moves more harmoniousy; the acting Is spirited
the singing more captivating, tho music more soul.
inspiring. and the audience more delighted. Mr.
Lssoh who sustsiDs with grace end dignity the cha.
racter the Duke dAquis Regent Of Sicily was en-.
cored In his song He was most heartily and deservedy
sppl.uded Mrs sesuin, The Enoh.n trss:,' va. re-
she was In fine voice MIR. Sesuin bresthsd forth his
dulcst notes with impas,ioued end thrilling effect;
probation Mr.. Vaches acting worthy of his pro.
fessional standing The opera greeted through.
curtain FELL there = bread.ide Of vocal artillery
that shook the house from centre to circumfere
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Miss Csriine had q capital
house at her benefit last evening, and she displayed
much grace and elegance in the psntomimio character
of Juette, tho dumb girl of Genoa, in the auia
drama Of that name We cannot say we are fond of
suoh parts 1t is very difficult for any actress tho.
roughly to explain, by dumb show alone the various
ideas che intends to convey still the part last night
during the evening was much applauded The
comic songs of Booth, tho tabteaur and other inoi.
EVENINGS smusements We need not say that Nose
In Califor MIA :" and tom and Jenny" passed of
WE'LL They have lost Of their raciness n or are
the appliances svished nightly them one Whit less
vigorous than they were on their frat production.
They must be withdrawn, however, in short tins a,
Cbsnfrsu has several novelties on hand. To night
couple Of the newest arcss will be played, with NOSE
and Tom and Jenny"
BURIoN's THEArRE.-Ths " Fast MANI was tho first
of the many varieties brought forward at this theatre
last night. This little comedy has met with great sue.
cess here, no doubt because 1t il we'll played by an
excellent cast and well put upon the stage It Is
not altos ether devoid efnterest but falls in ompara
bly, short Of the Breach Of Promise and other beau
tful pieces which have lately been brought forward
here. Our old friend Johnston appeared as Skylark
and 1t would have been impossible not to have been
Broushsm, Ned Skyrocket, made . good thing out
of On Indifferent ono His acting gave point and pow.
or to part which h.: received very It'll. from tn.
author There 10 very little that natural the part
Ike those deep touches Of nature In Dombey SOM
and other dramas. "Mr and Mrs Msobsth" followed
This piece continues TO maintain Its attractive powers
and its command the risibs faculties the audi
enoe This evening, Mr.. Burton appears % Timothy
the Capture Of Captain uitlsn IL Is voeb the Thiis
to 20 and see Jack Bunsby married. "Msebeth follows
these rscy pieces
BROADWAY CIRCUS This never.faling place Of
attraction was, usual we'll filed |. ct evening" with
very highly respectable audience This performances
was OF the best Kind and plenty ofit whereby the ju
beautiful pony Cinderella exhibited hsr assoni.hins
eats Of eaacity together with the ponies Damon and
Pythias. The daring Of horssmanship BY Messrs.
T. Neville and Gardner, together with Master Sands,
sfterpiece was laughsbe affair, causing the audience
to hold their sides with extreme laughter To-day at
O'Clock Performance: win be given very superior
nsture therefore advise those who have lit lie ones
and wish to give them treat not to forget Broad
way Circus-sspeoially as this week viii possibly DO
tho last opportunity they will have.
n uriv cd <;sk
binary execution on the double bass has been the
wonder Of all who heard him. and who may be justly
grand farewell concert 1t the Tabernacle ON Tuesday
evening April Sd. He will DO assisted BY Signora Ma
S.scni prim. donna, her hrst appearance in America
Sienori Ferrsri, Benevsntsne, and Castrone The Or
chestra will be under the direction of SRnor Bari
BY general request Botsrni viii execute the dou
bic bass the "Csrnval Of Venice" The performance
Of this piece alone will be richly worth price Of ad
mission We nope to see the Tabernacle, on that
evening" visited by all the admirers of musos srssi
lcpce
MIR. DEMrsTEhs THIRD ORIGINAL BALLAD ENTER
TAINMENr, TABERrAcLE-N matter what the public
they have been exhibited the actually ferocious ma
ture Of the weather destroyed all announcement in
the performers and equally initiated against the
Of ouch untowsrd impsdiments, Mr.. Demp,ter opened
the portals of the Tsbern last evening" to an su
dience not ~ numerous his exquisite programme
nerited, At least IS discriminating in their admir-
Of that style Of melody which has identified Mr..
Dempster with the Illustration Of the ancient And mo-
dern poets and bards Of Scotland. To select suy Of
these ballads peculiarly original in sentiment AID
musical accompaniment would DO . work Of supersro.
cation, 30 frequently and fsvorably have they borne
the test Of general criticism When the poetry of
Whittier In the song Of the Indian womsn - that
OF Eliza Cook In the song off, Those va Love - the
dying Child," and the SAngei Of Dsath,n' fths
obarmisg poetry Of Mary HowittJ combined With
the original music to each by Mr. Dempster, we were
only surprised at the fertility of the mseInstion thst
conceived and the artisto agency that executed an
adaptation In competition so perfectly uniform With
the sentiments OF the respective authors.
IKELHEIMEk-Thig oelabratad violinist h. k>>~
very successful In his tour through the States His
concers have been patfonzed by many Of the highest
families In the Union, and his peculiarly sweet tones
and brilliant execution have every night been followed
BY the unanimous cheers Of audiences who have been
delighted BY HE scientific strains
GERMANIA BASD.-This unrivalled muscsl comma. |
ny will give one Of their charming concerts at New
Haven this evening and will play In the other towns
on their route t. Boston.