The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-28
TWO CENTS.


the past week, have been Of the most ~
ture First came Boadiesa," which was played Win
great applause the hrst half OF the week; and than
sterling tragedy, the .Apostats," which vas psr-
formed in excellent style BY the very talented eompa.
matte spectseles made the remainder Of the drs-
matte entertainments The Lee family have also hen
suoh orsisa msasss have never bsfors Sssn ss"n;
their fsats, indeed, suspass everything With them,
the laws Of gravity and attraction n one Of the
word) seem to be set 1t defiance though lsughabe
are some Of their fssts, and crowded IL the house
every evening to them they may bs said another
sii those Of sttrscten. Their bali play. With their
indeed almost superhuman; whilst little Eugene,
audience has all the agility and activity of N onksy
With the gr.oefunsss Of the graceful Of dsnosrs
varied and interesting as Il. Less srs re- sur"rsd anS
the London copy OF the DR. matte version II Dickens
new work, the =" Haunted Man." will be played.
| BROADWAY THEArRE-The house was alsd last
evening" to and the desire witness tho ror
geous spectacle ef Monte Cristo" remains stl un.
bsted. This beautiful production, which has b.en
drsmatised expressly from the celebrated novel o
Alexander Dumas, and frCm the pen of g. H. Andrsvs
Esq has drawn, for the last i've weeks, upprece.
fer which it originally drawstised The piece last
evening, was perfor med with much ability by the ex
cellent caste who have acquitted Themselves With
much credit since the frat production Of this beautiful
drama upon these boards Mr. Dyott, the Abbs
FaIis acquitted himself with his usual ability, and no
the performance. We would remind the many adj
mirers of this splendid spectacle, that 1t will be con-
mencement Of the sixth week Of its production here
Indeed from the OF the house evening"
we should not wonder II this grand attraction were
continued for more weeks to come The into
rest which It has created remains still
II has had already successful run Of thirty nights;
and will surely double the amount before the play
admired 90 'AN'-
NATIONAL THEArnE-The drama of "waoousta''
has continued to successfully during this week;
and were it to be continued for many night, more It
would st attract crowds it is Of the int.
resting and bert got up pieces ever produced at the
National. Light f.rces, "Ivanhoen and various mso
dramas have constituted the other inments
The National J: doing most safe and profitable busi-
ness Every night 1t Is well filed, the performaucss
of with much punetualty and regularity and the
actors and actresses al take such palms to play their
Visit tho house A new local drama, called Rosins
Meadows" has been In preparation for time past
scenery So its said to be most intsrsstins pisos
and % the scene IL laid here In New York, IL will no
doubt DO well sppt.si.tsd D. tho :udsnss Ch.nfs:a
Mestsyer and Miss Gordon The scenery Ii al new
York - -''"
BuRroxs THEATRE, CHAMBERS SrREEr-Ths per-
formances last night at this theatre the same as
on the previous evening The attraction Of Broug-
hams adaptation Of Vanity Fair" seems unabstsd,
and the audience exhibit much satisfaction with this
effort they did With tho very successful piece Of
friend: could have Wished Elm in his H o' 81
Rswdon Crswlsy; and the return Of IN old friend,
Toots was welcomed by the audience. Mr.. Johnson's
Of this talented actor. Mrs. Broughsm looked on
chsntinsly IS Mrs. Major O'Dowd This comedy seems
tston and to have protracted run The "Caiifornis
Gold Mines' followed, in which Brougham usual,
not
ipgly pretty girl with an excellent voice. and much
modesty Of department.. From the admirable manage
ment Of this theatre We have hesitation In saying
that the conclusion OF the campaign will bs equally q
successful as its commencement.
AMERICAN Crncrs. The two performances Of yes
the fret In the afternoon and the second In
the evening, were pstrOnised by numerous visiters
and the Circus company OF Messrs Sands. Lent Co
exhibition ct the Alhsmrs. The ent,te Of "vsien-
tine and Orton" was received with great enthusiasm
The principal act Of horsema nshp by Master Maurice
Sands. was applsuded ito the eohon The fne and
ssgacious May Fly TIE elegant and lively Cinderella
h q. .ns hgomns were also much
ton In ito line The two clowns made world Of fun,
and the entertainments ended With very farcicai
psDtomine, "lInrl' qun aid the Ghost" whioh drew
forth bursts of laughter The next week promises to
| be very brilliant.
GUNGL's CoScERr.-The third mu.ioa. entsrtaiu-
ment Of the above celebrated composers band will
take place on Monday evening next when they will
execute several and beautiful compositions which
have not before been heard In this city To IL be-
comes superfuous duty to epssk Of the excellent
steal abilities of this band Those who have heard
their harmonious strains which touch the heart and
excite the most pleasing and dsghtful emotions win
bear out in the expression that moro finished and
sole ntic hand has been heard In this country
We hope their merits win be properly appreciated by
expression, that music when bresthed forth With
science and sweetness, can 'i OF
"Soften rocks and bend the Anotted oak"
CHRBTr's MINsrREIs are going With the most
perfect unsnimity The musical public are going
after them with perfect rush and each succeeding
week they gain more fame than ever They are frsf
philosophers, ara nh 1ie ~
nefsctors ss they give most delightful and innocent
anufeme mt to hundreds every evening.
NEW ORLEANS SERErADKRs.-These Reniuses ara -
successful % ever. They have q most admirable way
Of rendering the various Ehspsn songs they have on
their list Their band composed of nrst rate
musicians and whatever they attempt done In first
rate style.
CHINESE MUSEUM Though much has been written
about the curious customs and habits Of the Chinese
no oppo tuDity has until been afforded to
citizens to see for themselves their remarkable and
original ways they sb,olutey exist at the
great empire At the Museum exhibiting in
Broadway, such perfect collection is to be seen q
will give every behoder most thorough idea Of China.
Marini had lately taken a benefit at Havana, on
which occasion he realised the sum of So 600.
The Count Of Psnslvsr gave grand soires to Baron
Rothchds son, which is said to have been . very bril-
liant affair.
The viennoise children recently sppssrs ! in nov
historical drama at Havana which great sen
satien.
BuRYINo WIRE AND FINDING HER ALrvK-A
most singular circumstance occurred In this CITY
last week, which has been the subject Of remark
among the high officials ct the courthouse, and IN
several Of the churches. The story runs thus "A
young marned woman called on Judge Safia for
PERMISSION TO enter the Commercial Hospital,
which was, through his kindness, Immediately OBJ
tanned. Alter remaining there few days, the
steward OF the institution called upon the judge
stating that the woman for whom he had obtained
admission into the hospital was dead, and he was
seeking information respecting the woman's has
band, that she was foreigner, and expected her
husband here; during her watching for HIM she
became sick and destitute and applied as above.
Judfe Satin took the trouble to advertise in one Of
the German papers for the person, and the adver-
tsement had the effect to find the man early next
day, when the sad news Of his wife's death was
told him. The husband lost no time IN repairing
10 the place where the corpse laid. The corpse
was inferred In respectable burial place, and the
husband returned to the hospital to inquire il there