The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-12

theatrical and Musical.
bewsav THEArnE.-rhsrs will be great doings TO-
night ct this house Is new equestrian drama IL to b
produced In magnificent styls thss been Written foI
h'r Hall for the purpose ofntroducing hshishly
xSnsd and sssseious stsed, Arbscs which Is said Ia
be IL most splendid animal that has ever yet bssn
intioduAs I'd on the stage Mr.. Hall (who Ii such de-
served fs,> rite at house) will take the part Of
Essls Eye, . young Indian Chief and will ride mis-
without Asdds or bride, achieving through the
piece eeres Aost original and daring sats Of horse
psnship The draIus itseH Is said to be mosS int
resting and mors the most remsrksble stage
effects VIII b. Introduces IN IT. The scenery 10 all nj.
musis has bsen composed for the piece
BY the musical conductor OF the establishment whilst
the Indian war dsncss have been arranged BY she bal
let master. Miss Wemyss will have promtnent part;
ana Messrs N. Clarke, Wipsns, Jorasn, DuR, Mrs
Cocoa and Sisnor Nsri viii hkswiss .ppesr in the
course Of the evening; End pleasing farce viii make
up the entertain ments
B.oADwAv THEArMs.--Ths evening there will b
beings this elegant and fashionable theatre.
The comedy OF the "Irish AAbssssdor'' will b per-
formed In whioh Mr.. Collins will appear Sir Pstriok
OPenipo and sing the "Bold Soldier Boy" We do not
ds.irs draw envious comparisons, but the late L.
msptsd Power was supsrsminsnt in this, and there
fore the gentleman who takes the same character viii
have to summon up ell his energies, snd to put
forth all his powers In order 70 reach che point,
in the estimation Of the public, which Power had
attained and held with such signal success for 30
mpef6OQAL0
Isabella who Is in love with Sir Patrick The ntsrude
will be the 'erious dramatic sketch Of "Nsposons Old
Guard,' MI. n Pacids acting the part Of Haverssek
tionale," by Mile. Celeste and Mons WietheR, will DO
ahsppy combination Of the graceful and fantastic
character Of Teddy, in the course Of wsich he viii
sing the .Widow Manoney The evenings entertain.
ments will conclude with the burletts Of 'Nipped in
the Bud" Hers eumptucus bill OF fare; something
to suit every TASTE and TO crafty tho most fssidoas
wit. humor, music, dancing, fret rate acting singing,
nd to cap the climax the lovers Of military display
ana chivsry win have opportunity OF slskns the
thirst which always accompanies the scarlet frvsr On
"wednesday Mr.. II. Placide's benefit win take place.
We hope that the tale nts Of this DO shed gentleman
and accomplished actor will be fully appreciated, on
the occasion, by giving him bumper and some cheer
more"
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The bill for this evening at
his house 10 capital one combating of four fAvorits
pieces viz: the musical drama Of the Vnlsge Phsn
TOM" the romantic drama Of tho Deserted MIL"
and the two new farces Of Your LIfes in Danger"
and Slasher and Crasher. The company at the
National Is we'll calculated for suoh varied per-
Herbert, Tilton Miss Msstsyer, Mrs Isherwood, Mcs
Chapman, and Miss Miles, who are among the more
prominent MEMBERS are oil great fsvoriIes, and de-
.ervedly So They all do their utmost to give effect TO
everything they undertake and tho applause which
nightly 10 libsrAy bestowed on the performances
the National is proof Ct the Of their efforts
We expect to zee very crowded house this evening
the Of saoh an excellent bill a. the one set
Is in preparation. They will no doubt be good ones
for ChaDrau never produces anything else but good
pieces 1T the National
BuRror's THEATRE.-This evening will be played the
dramatic version, In two aots of " Dombey & Son"
The whole foroe Of the company will be brought to bear
upon tho piece Burton will represent in dashing
style, the character Of Captain Cutie, mariner, Of
England whe lives at home vt ease" His talents as
an actor unique stion abls and the cream of the
proposition is that tho pubic think hence the
Joe BagstOck. rough and tough, and devilish sly"
will b. tie thing Itself None but himself be mis-
parallel. In truth, he is ready for and capable Of
taking any part His genius Will bear any weight thst
the interests Of the proprietor the force Of coum
stances may place upon It His good humor suooths
success Mrs Broughsm win appear as Susan Nipper,
the black eyed one" and will scquit herself she
invariably with credit hersf profit to the pro.
prietor and sstisa to tho audience For the rst
time. the comedy OF tho " Nervous Man and the Man
Of Nerve" will follow. The leading parts will be
tanned by Msssrs Burton and Br0ughsm the former
- Mr. Aspen, the nervous man." and che latter
Mr.: NcShane, the "man Of nerve" favorits ballad
Walters and MIR Frederick with all the grace of toe
poetry Of motion =" The orchestIs will do Its duty
With shs
Quickstep" will be executed In effective and scien-
tino style. We perceive that new com.dy and new
farce in rehearsal go ahexdn 10 the stsreotyped
command at this theatre.
CHRBrr's MINsTRELs We have said 80 much of
those excellent and may add inimtabls vocslists
.
words for this future notices Suffice 1t to say that
they hold forth usual at Mechanics Hail. In Broad
way, which has been throDged nightly for twe years
past by their admirers and that they will remain there
rs long as their popularity continues which 1t promises
to 40 ior long time to come.
New ORLEANS SEnENApEns Society Library, the
head quarters 81 these fsnos singers Is nightly be-
sieged by crowds who throng their room and
listen with delight to their admirable perfOrma noes
Their musical panorama Is one Of the most amusing
buresgues We have heard The phre biological
deveopements Of Of that performance
for JOY, 20 huge are they. We recommend ell to hear
these philosophers.
YANKEE HILL the far famed and we'll known comic
performer has successful in his lectures
be last week at the Stuyveesnt Institute that he
has concluded to give couple this week to ena-
BILE those crowded out former occasions to attend
To hight he will give ut the place before,
and hi will introduce all his best etoriss queer dia
ltgues racy der crptions, &c., Of men and manners
down East. &c and doubt, will afford amuss.
mont to all his hearers.
MINERVA Rooms Monsieur Adrien, tho astonisbing
magician. will this eveoing go through his extraord
nary performsnoes, introducing ut each an entire
change OF novelty. Enohsntmen MT legerdemain aud
surprise to the ledies, will comprise che fret part
and the second and third parts will consist Of the
ETHEREAL suspension Of Mile EliSe, and the masnia.
cent Megsso0rs ma,n with fifteen chsnges. The
room 10 well warmed and has bsen mag nty fitted
up. Those who have seen Monsieur Adrien, speak In
the highest terms Of his ability Ia . Magician.
Thu Monplaisir Troupe 10 in Mobile.
Police Intelligence.
The Csse Of WGIker - Thomas A. Walker, the young
Martha Walker, 10 stiilconfued In the rombs, The
Case will be )Ad before tie Grand Jury this week for
TN consideration. and should they ignore the com
plant, then the accused will be set at liberty But