The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04
TWO CENTS.


Theatrical and MusacaI.
BowERY THEArRE.-Ws are almost tired of repeating
our daily criticism OF the "Thres Guardsusn but the
public arc By no means tired Of this beautiful drama
When on such an evening the lest, We sss Q
house crowded the Bowery theatre was there muse
be more than common attraction more than ordinary
common drama Such H. In fact, the case with the
"Three Gusrdsmen," and We doubt not the house win
excitement 81 not at all dimnshsd, and the rush con
tinues to be ss great a. ever.
BRoApwAr TnEArnn.-The managers OF this home
of the drama the qG to attractive
talentfor those who patronize their efforts introduced
MIR. Hudson, the eminent and successful Irish come
dian .snd vocalist last night in tho beautiful and
highly popular character Of the knight Of Arva" In
which he recently such great applause his nrse
visit to New York Mr.. Hudson was received With
great warmth and was loudly snoorsd In his songs.
He performed the part Of the gallant adventurer With
bold and ohivalrous bearing, and with ease aud
character Of real Irish gentlemen 1 The irish
Secretary" and the farce Of Who Speaks First,s
concluded the entertainments: Mr. Hudson is engaged
for few nights only and this evening he will appear
namely, Gerald Pepper, in the white Horse Of the
Pepparsn and Larry Hslsgsn, In the amusng farce q
" More Blunders than One"
NIBLo's GARDES.-This popular and generally much
frequented place Of amusement was not very we'll ct.
tended yesterday evening" which may be accounted for
by the ncemency Of the weather The entertainments
commenced with the popular comic pantomime Of the
Miiiiners, or the Hungsrsn kexdeSvous," executed
BY the entire celebrated Havei family. t was sue-
tanned with all their usual ability, and witnessed with
every demonstration OF universal Satisfaction The
concluded with the gorgeous grand ballet
Of "Auriee or 10 Diable Amoursux,' wherein Mile. J.
Bertin's dancing and acting we're much appreciated
ana admired Inc scenery ssris,nsy ws, scspysd,
ana produces an Imposing ana truly graua enecs Ing
~ao p.u 80 S,,St TEL h; no,hr aras, RIM NJ.
sented for this evening consisting of the ssts Of the
Rayel family on the tight rope and the pantomimso OF
,,. cue .S". ,n.. los, .,'n,as k'.s
eA.y -.-,o. ~, s.o-' .1s 80
In consequence of the announcement that new piece
Was IN Ia hronght In vhieh thu nr NAP
formers attached to thi: we're :. appear
evsn;nr,s eptertanments II IL entitled Ths Serious
Esmily and is decidedly ons Of the best IL mot the
h.t s.s th.t hasn al ON the Of this
theatre for a long time We will not undertake to
critciss it particularly until witnsss 1t again. We
ehah however, give nlleI ske.on Oh ~. youns man
w,Iv ~ and he Ana. that he cannot hsvs a home spsh
be would expect and look for because his wife and
hsr mother were Grougn. up IN . ssncumonoSs sse
HON, ;, I'm his home the Young man seeks In other
nI.cs. be innoc.nt measured which he cannot have in
his own house Hs ccordingly goes on days shoot.
ingn but really to see q friend buxom WIDOW; and
who should ceme into tbeypace where he is but hts
wife Recommended by her blue in mothsr and q
bypocrticsi old oodser who goes about with begging
for FalS
a.s,v ns. horn n,sgsr in Afric, asnneI vast and \
roo,.i t,sot Tn. J.po,,p,uf IA rich The vie con-
fes,es her TO makes her husband ct
home Ia his Monographs her husband more than
che does any one else sas WIN the % .,
~; un,h Who 4. unS,r bis inaurnce All are pleased
and the curtain drops On the whole, 1t Is . capital
piece, and one that We are certain VIII nsye an sA's-
tsrsa,nmsnts ""''' ''f''''N
CmAyrsIu's NATIONAL THs.rRr-"Isabslie, or wo-
-. .,-., -, 49,, a ,,.s
mans Life" with the -Four SISTERS anu 'n" H'A
Tutor were performed last evening ct this favorits
&C.. Ths hsro,,a rsah.i,s .am,r,bv psrformsA
10 Mr. Royars It w.. sInost too much 20 - psst taa
sfuuvus nixny Issr -.ss.sf,oas In
the ZANE evening and yet Mrs. Bowers played again
the chief character in the -Four Ssters.n This may
account perhaps, tor the hurried and rather forced
style in which che gave some Of the mos, animated
speeches. II was, however prettily played Messrs.
Croker and jefferson were highly dverting, and
played their parts 10 perfection. Inc Irish ruter
couia NOT Ah 20 an use anu COW use .ne ..n
laughter In tuch henasG seymour >, with tse othse
csst OF great excellence ana merit
MIrcHfLLis OLrnric THsArRr.-The bill OF enter
tsinuept for thi, evening consists Of the opera O,
,,., ~, .,-., a. -...-~... .-...,.
bro'her ana siseer' 'hs eAHs'.ssnAa en"'i'a
Jenny Lind' the ne" COMEDY OF "hsre ineress
VIII. There's Q Way and :" This Enchanted Isle."
Sars n,sr c.n s,casd ,ss rs,aIs,t, s,a .r',sr
18th - rh.sr,.d ,hrougho,t ey.rv ssnartmsnt 81
,h,s ,.ns liItls theatre The treasurer and door
keepers are civil and osging and the stage manage
ment Is ably conducted. Tho respective artists
gagged here first rate comsdisns and consequently
all moves on like oees work To.morrew evening,
hr rainier tafs ms cement ana presents ,or sne en-
,a,or,,a ana n !, hoo,s no viii have humo,r
IraLIaN OP,sA, AuoR fLscE.--The grand opsrs
ss,i. I'm ,br.s acts nv Donlret Of Lucia Al Lammer.
moor" hahVonte' ana soound' IN oesu'iiui music.
At Its performance last evening there was large
house considering the inclemeney Of the night and I'm
the matter Of dress the taste displayed in the boxes and