The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06

exploded system, and we earnestly hope that a
watchful eye will be kept on the movements OF
those who ann at producing such result If the
Justices remuneration for their duties be too small,
let there be a fair and open demand made for Its
increase.
Theatrical and Musical.
Bowen, THEATRE.-The house was finely attended
last evening" by most respe etabe audience attracted
thither by the excellent dramatic entertainments,
and also by the of the perfor O,
the real Bedouin Arabs who have lately arrived in this
city. The performances commenced with the anus
Ing farce Of Uncle john" which played In sx-
cellent style by Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert, Jordan. Mrs
Walco &c Tho company at the Bowery do these little
fsrces very neatly. After this, the Bedouin Arabs
made their bows and fine, handsome set OF fellows
they are-four adults and two boys. description of
their scarcely be gveu 20 as to con.
vey any accurate idea them they leap turn ,omer
sets, carry one another on their heads roll the boys
up into sll manner Of shapes, them up in the air
and catch them again, as easily schoslboy does
his ball. One Of them carries six his shoulders
at once leaps over band Of Arabs with six ssbres in
their hands, and variety OF other wonderful feats of
eymnastcs. The ease and lightness with which they
accomplish the most surprising feats are really yer
full, and the hearty applause they met with was we'll
deserved The rest Of the performa wont oil with
much eclot. To.Dish the same bill will be repeated
the Arabs performing all their best fsass.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Ifthe renowned author of the
resident among the good psople Of Gotham, what
degree Of satirfacton and pride he would naturally
feel to see TIE creation Of his fancy represented
this city for the thirtyseventh night to
audiences, ard with undated delight. II must also
should think Umpire the proprietor of the
mepf With feelings OF somewhat similar nature: for
conDot be denied that this drama has far exceeded
attraction and occurred amore protrscted runn than
anything offered for public appreciation during the
whole winter The cast have attained all that
fuh and perfection which it's performances for 40 long
time was necessarily calculated to give.
NATIONAL THrArRE.-Before the first piece was half
over last evening" every part Of the house was crowd
ed and tho greatest enthusiasm prevailed among tho
audiences indeed, We heve mover known performances
90 of more excelently than last evenings 1t tho Ma
tional. Tho first piece was the laughable farce Of
"Piicoddy" played for the first time at this house
w b Chapman, a. the nervous Scotsman, continual.
~ anticipating the turning up Of OScutte was NEST
final despair when the O'Scuttle does really ., he
THINKS turn up, was most amusing. Pardey PLAYED the
WORTHY oSous.e the turned up Individual we
tainments which consisted Of Wallace and Rosins
Meadows" went Of capitally. Tonight Mr.. Seymour
will take his first benft We hope be will have good
one, he Is . most meritorious younr actor. ana
moreover possessed of much talent Without vii hing
to detract from any other performer must say bis
acting as Sykesey has contributed very much to the
immense success Of the "AIoss" dramas The promI.
which his performance Of Sykes gave him has
he n in.
lc ard In Irish drama he ba, aIso proved himssf No
mean adept. In fine Mr. Seymour has a good chance
before him. and with steadiness and apple will
no doubt attain good rank in his profession FIJI, hill
for this evening first rate ore Re con ssts OF four
popular pieces; among them "Roeipa Meadovsp and
Inc a famous Glance at New York" Mr.. Barney VIII
MIS- Roberts, will also appear during the evening Let
Sy kesey's friends be on hand.
Burrows THEArRE.-This fine place of amusement
was well attended last evening" and tho performance
consisted Of the comedy In three by Mr. Breurham
founded upon the witty and humorous novel Of
Vanity Fair" which afforded the company of Mr..
Burton an excellent occason Of displaying the varied
talents peculiar to every actor these boards Mr..
Brougham, Mr. Johnston, Raymond and others the
splendid Mrs Brougham, and the funny Miss Chanman
their parts with great esse and often excited
rears OF laughter. The last scene in which all the
heirs arrive to read the will Of the cid lady ID one OF
the most natural and laughable We ever saw The
bure,que Of "Monts Crstsn which followed, WAS
we'll put on the stage and will be again performed this
evening.
BENEFIT OF c. w. CLAnxs-OLrMprc Trr.r
simple announcement Of this talented
benefit this evening, would be sufficient to enlist his
numerous friends In his behalf but when it s con-
sidered that he hasin compliment to bis private and
professional mertsthe aid Of such eminon ut artists "a
equal emipence, We at loss whether most TO re-
ommend the object of the benefit applaud the be
rslty If those artists who have 40 ge.erousIv ,r
nornced themselve s In bis behalf
AMERICAN CiHcus. The weather let IT. he ever "A
unsvorabe appears to have but very little effect upon
The attraction Of this delightful place of amusemsnt
" II Is nightly filled by very fashionable audience
Laet night Mr.. Dan Rice msde his debut and seijyht
I'd the audience with bis spicy comic
&c, together with his inmitabls Shsksperesu read.
ngs which called forth renewed appliance The extra
ordinary performances of Mr. Sands and his two sons
ne beautiful horse May Fly together With the aston
Of TSm jun went on With
orderly place ever established In this city.
CHnmrr's MiNsrRrLs 1t has become fixed fact
bat this celebrated band of Ethiopian mnstres ia one
If the most attractive Of the features Of New York
stranger, arriving here makes IL point to witness
heir admirable delineations OF negro character and
hear their splendid snging before he trans ,cts the
business which called him hither. Having seen them
1is min ia at ease and he can aten nd to his
rbs performances Of this band are owever as highly
appreciated by citizens they are by
md not without reason, for they are decidedly ex
.ellent.
Nyw ORLEANS SEnrSApgns-Societv Iibrarv 4.
crowded nightly to hear the admirable concerts OF
tese min.tres They arrange their concerts in such
manner that they are not mistaken when they expect
he community to approve their efforts to jo elevated
srd classical music with truly chaste nd healthy
numor They continue as brilliant ms ever in thar
'ocsltm and their musical performa ices are most ex
,ellent.
when associations forming so freely for Overland
marches through Mexico to California. A panorams
mon as this must be peculiarly interesting to those
sport 10 start by such routes, they will here ses
faithful picture Of the country they have to pass |
through and hear much Information about IL from |
Isptan Dcnnavan whe nightly gives an sxpla natory
,hioh the American arms won during The ate are
MO faithfully depicted Altogether the panorama is
yell worth seeing.
MT and Mrs James Wsllaok, Jr., are sssn to oom- |
nepoe an engagement at the Richmond theatre.
Court Of Oyer ana Terminer.
'eiore Justice Jones, Aldermen Franklin and Stevens
eEM - justice Jones announced this morning.