The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

Thooer1col ana muS1ca1s
Bowuay TuEArRE - william Tell" was performed
again last evening In the exocalent ma that
has characterized Its performance every evening this
week and this beautiful production Of Sheridan
Knowles has acquired great accession Of popularity
since its revival with such . splendid cast and mag
nifcent stage appointments, by Mir. Hsmbin seldom
indeed ever has play been so admirably performed
In every part, ~ this one has From the unn-
portsnt supernumerary mp to Mrs. Shaw and Mr..
Hambin, every one has done his very best and the
frequently noticed the individual performers the
piece in a manner suited to their merits. that but
little remains 70 be raid than that they each aud
every deserve the highest praise Mr. Ismblin ~
William, and Mrs Shaw. Emma. have been uni.
VERBALLY admired and little Master Hamblin, young
lbert has shown that he Ia gifted with due share of
h.s fathers dramatic talents. might Mr.. Ryder
takes q benefit. and makes his last appearance but
He has selected Shakespeare tragedy Of Julius
t@sar," br Hanblin playing Brutus Mr.. Ryder
Cassius. Dancing by Mr. Smith aud tho farce OF
Taking the redge" will conclude the sntert iinments
BROADWAY THEATRE-.T The Witch of Windermere"
was again performed last evening. before large au-
dience. The principal character sustained very
credibly by Mrs Watts The feelings of the fond
spariug lover, who attempts to commit suicide by
taking champaign, under the impression that it
poison, and who discovering the mistake tries his
luck q second time by effort at drowning,
truthfully expressed by Mr.. Hsdaway Mr. Matthews
Sir Peter fattypan amusing bit Of foppery;
and Mrs Isherwood made AN excellent Mrs Briarly,
lady of the old school who looked upon the breaking
stool as greater calamity than the tragedy at The
Massacre Place Opera House the annihilstion of
every crowned ruian the continent Of Europe. Mr.
Graces Captain Seymour WAS very good although not
in our opinion I" the greatest captain Of the age"
The superb spectacle OF Foletta or the Enchanted
Bell )" followed in all its unsurpassed pomp splendor,
and gorgeoasness. The chaste and delicate touches
which the scenery at the opening of the ballet
hibts. are highly complimentary to the taste Of tho
artists, aud from the first night they have called forth
the admiration Of the audience in very unequivoca
terms The whole is very fine and may b. pro-
triumph
the last picture occupy ing the whole Of the stage
bined with vast moving machinery, and representing
tho home Of the good spirits and the ap0theosis of
Foeta stands beyond all doubt unparalleled by any
thing OF the kind that has been witnessed the
American boards.
Burrows THEA1nE.-The bill of last night possessed
q magnetic power capable of drawing together some
thousands if they could have been compressed within
tho oircumscribed limits Of this deservedy popular
place Of amusement; that, in notice, might
have said in tho and eloquent language the
poet
"Thro' the wide gates rush countless Thousands
Than eer from great Myccne before
This is no putting Here Is the proof that 1t Is not
Tho popular burletta of "ChOrOf0rm" the laughter
provoking farce Of the "Sismese Twins" and the
favorito oomedetta of the rish Lion" the
tions. "Chloroform" play ed for the last time
oording to the announcement in the bill and far
from its having Lost Of the interest which excited
tional favor; and think Of Mr. Logan's
engag. would act very advantageously upon that
vAiiy important department OF the establishment,
called the treasury. The 'Siameso Twins,o who q
brace of mercess agtators, and who, II they in
Ireland would be to all the pains and penal
ties and horrors of the infamous suspension
hobeGs corpus act for the commoton they among
the people again hand and true to their voca
ton they again kept the audience roars of laughter
The entertainments concluded with the Irish Lion"
Brougham. Tim Moore. "adng' the way In stashing
style, and delivering himself OF his sentiments in
strain OF irresistible drollery which told upon the
dience with the most laughable effect His song and
jig of themselves worth the money. Mrs. Broug
Dovv
done. also the other characters; and the
curtain fell few more rounds were fired from tho
consequence Of ncessant tires which they had been
keeping up for hours.
NATIONAL TuEArnE.-Barney Williams is all tho
fashion at this house, and his excellent Irish per-
formanccs nightly delight the audiences, and elicit
the most hearty applause. Williams, though New
Yorker bred and born has acquired the Irish brogue
to perfection He does overdO the thing but Just
hits the happy medium-for there Ia u mediuua in
rish acting, we'll ything else-for is not
merely dressing in corduroy knees sngularly ILL
fitting frieze coat. and comic hat fourishing n
shlelah and circulating Och be the powers ~ that
constitute an Irish comedian; it requires vast deal
Williams knows. To night he will take his benefit,
and presents fine bill for the OCCASION a number Of
artists have volunteered their services Messrs. Wal
cot and Raymond, both great avortes with the public
will appear. Mrs. j. X. SCOTT will also make her ap-
enaders will with selection Of their most popular
songs contribute to the smusements. Barney Will
ams himself will appear Sir Patrick O'Plenipo Tim
Moore, and Lanty O'Laughlin.
The TESTIMONIAL Mr.. DrsTIy AND HIS Sous, offered
as tribute OF respect and esteem to this amiable and
talented family by the first musical of this city,
took place At the Tabernacle last night and was We
happy to eminently successful both regards
the performance and the profits To speak justly of
the talent Of the Dstins requires praise
enthusiastic, that may fear being charged with
Partially by those who have not heard them
appreciate their excellence. Still to the musical pro-
son here it is highly credtabe that they thus
bonoraby testified their high opinion Of tho talent Of
Mr. Dtin and his sons by this liberal profer Of their
united aid. The programme Of the concert rich in
dies still ringing in find 1t difficult to par
ticularize from among many gems. We shall how
take early opportunity Of reviewing their per-
formanccs and career in this country and although
in America. We hope that some spirited manager
steal director will have lberality enough to induce
them to remain with yet little longer We really
cannot part with such aristes without regret for when
the Distns shall have left us, We meier shall listen
their like again."
GioK LopER's BENErIr.-Ths we'll known and truly
talented artist takes his benefit evening ut
standing amongst US, and great professional ability
will be duly appreciated, by full and fashonabe
dience.
CHasrY's MrsrRELs-Thcre Is but little LEFT to say
q these minstres, as they public property as it
were for every goes to hear them-every one IL
and by their continual additions to their
already immense stock Of fAvorite songs always
ready to give the beet concerts that be got up
The Voyage Musicale Is much admired every eve.
ming as ever.
Sporting Intelligence.
ANOTHER PosrrorEMEsr OF TIRE GRRAr TRorrrxo