The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04


crowds attend the th-stre each evening since the
l.x.oS R,,,x,n Norman Leslie" and the other
s,,epdid ,prc which, in times gone by, were 80
vpucb admir- d nj the Bowery. We have not heard 80
much enthusiastic applause given 10 any spsstacle
Mr. Pan him has indeed ~vipc.d full determination
to the lead in spendr 81 stage arrangements and
at tine h~ care that the acting In
stag effect The dsnc-. wild revels Of the rymbes
tres the ccmbats coot"sts &c are worth going days
iourpe, TO see rh. scenery, by Mr. Isher good 10
che them, of uiv~rss admiration. The scene Of War
wick's departure pE.s1nts most beautiful sight-we
vouid .pgsest, however that the stsgs Is too much
tos ~ ds end Of the to admit OF its
full beauty hripg seen To night warwick will be
repeated W. would recommend parties going to OBJ
tain tickets early in the course Of the day. to
avoid dissppoiu tntpt
BnoApwAy THEATRE The entertainments, last even
ing commenced With the drama Of The Last Man or
the Nser OF Erhsm Green The hero OF this piece is
Impressed with a belief that he Il doomed to live for
ever and cons, qu.nty aceumulates vast wealth. and
Mr. Blake M Godfrey Dale. persousted the character
to the very life The scene between Godfrey and Alice
(uiton. where he is desrons of obtaining the mighty
dollar which he believes she has obtsued from his
Satanic majesty. sBd by rbe possession Of which he
thinks he sod in nieosely to his wealth
ceent alton If the intense desire Of miser
the s-ssi'p # he god Of HE tdoatry Indeed,
MIR Blake IN every he undertakes gives full
evidence q proper conception Of character aud OF
and Mr. bspm.u sustaped their respective parts with
Sciot rhe Performance Of king O'Nielln as on .
former occasion. was EXCELLENT Miss Kate horn, Mr.
Hudson ana Mr Dyott receiving throughout each
scene. the hearty cheers Of a delighted audience
NruLo's GARDEN Shakspeare's historical play OF
skiing Henry "" performed at this unique
theatre evening Nr Hackett enacting the quaint
and knavh FalstaG with admirable conception of the
great authors meaning; he was the very Sir john
too In idea dress and figure sweating to DEATH aud
lsrding the lean earth he walked along" Messrs.
N.af- ms hot pur. Howard as Prince of Wales, Ray
mond a. trauci- and Mcpousl rs Northumberland,
srstaiped their respective parts well indeed the
whole piece admir- abb, performed and the scenery
perfectly in ct@ae'-r During the intermission be:
the third acts the brass band played
some p-t the house altogether presented
an erli,eri,g s-rpv of auditors This evening. the
Rave, Family will appear and on saturday Mr. Hsckett
takes his benefit
Bunross THnAraG There unusually crowded
house this and we'll conducted establishment
last night and suppose it the expectation Of
the audience of something exceedingly rich Ia the
travagapza Of the Black Emperor that was the chief
attraction. The performances opened with the
ssToodes;" MI Burton. Timothy bender. fairly
winning over the audience to genuine and uproarous
laughter He called out ut the conclusion. aud
apceieed for Sis unsermly condition. and begged that
his fri.uds would Keep il secret Father Mathew
The Hayden extravaganza was snothrr thing lt
nscremancer ara Mr william Tell Pussy, Who
thes split this country into pieces
The thmblr rrg"r gives him peep Into Hsyt 10 iSo.
the crowned beads Of Europe gathered around him.
Green Victoria bringing up the with Prince Albert
and nine small chiidr.D aud one at the breast, like
Mrs John Rodgers The deposed mouarchs state th-ir
com ,snts but Victoria dissuadsd the black Emperor
from pusithipg the Yankees the depos~d then all
agree TO The AFFAIR winds up with chorus
and q dance The Emperor his black court and their
Kissed and on. person vas singled out disordery,
to be expelled. friend Of his appalled, to the house
and III, ir cr-s i-i him alone" prevented extra
scene and restored order IL is not necessary to say
that the witty aud excellent farce OF John Dobbs
As done by Burton go, was irre'itibly delightful.
See the bill for TO night
NATIONAL THEArRE-The amusing farce Of the
slrsh Lion" played first last evening and passed
on with much spplauss Redmond Ryan, the literary
tailor, Who 80 unexpectedly becomes the lion Of
Mrs Fizgig's party, very amusing and Mrs. Mes
tsyer, Mrr Fizgg, acted with her usual vivscity
We perceive that Mr. RYAN is to take a benefit to-
morrow evening wsare sure he viii have full house,
as he IL great favorits NJ the National. The nov
already noticed tn. piece M having made quite hit.
q Burke. the author 81 II acts capttaly In IL rns
~Spsctre Pilot" In which Mr.. w. Wood had . part,
conelus.o he evenings entertainments IL very
well piay.d and all III characters we'll sustained For
tonight there ), M. bill announced viz the Re
vo,utIop " the mus'csl drama 81 the Poor Soldier
and Philip q, al and his Monkey" In which Mr.. W.
Wood will Spl'sr.
MrrcHrLl's OLr~ric THEATRE The object pimed Al
In this place ent IL the representation Of
lybt md amui,g p-ce. and thus taking the perform
apces produced by Nr Mitchell since TIE opening of
his tbestr~ sample the undertaking fsly promises
to realize the intentions of the manager The enter.
tapments hrgap last night With Of the Cap
tain 81 the atch' ~hieb had the great merit Of
citing eh ustTtusn NJ 10 procure the actors Q
harvest OF sppisuse IL Wa followed BY the opera OF
SENDER i 81 which have already spoken In terms
praise aud .u.s, m.rsi.s the pr,oeipsl singers who
Gal olio aud which received by the audience with
theutno-' m~rAs OF apvrooat,cn Tbs last piece va.
be hy the variety ~ the above programme that
the ss ut h-.ps i's promises, and there can
De no doubt os the eucc~es ~ thu speculation The
house veil nj ed aud the audience respectable
and select Thu evening "c inderea' will be repeat
ed tcseth.r With the Midnight Watch and the farce
of The Omnibus"
CHnsrv's M,srrss,s Those who fancy that the
entertainments of ther. missrsls merely sopsst Of the
tb.ir copc.rts sr. he mot varied aud entertaining
affairs that be 'mssip.d beautiful singing witty
ssyipgr remarkable c"puDdrums. eccentric ilustrA-
items OF negro life In various phases and mot laugh
able s,d srh. nuf'.'qurs on matters and things In
s.me ~ the p.p.n, part. 81 these famed
c,rts. II there T. sny who has not ~ yet heard
them, let HIM remedy the omission ut once
NJ NArsltsr,s's s.,s,,s Naatquss nightly the
rendezvous 81 ia bop-b. vho delighted Ut
the sight - hi sad.sse aud vh, bestov upon
him hi. fair tre the highest marks Of satisfAc
ton The I'M 81 ti- pes gia'eHr IL rssily wonder
full and no doubt bis career 10 New York will be very
long very Iruhtrbi- The frat OF Mrs. MAosllts.
fsr di.spp.sr.nc- 10 IN. most incredible ever sesn
and surpass-s suyt attempted In this style
GrrrsaL w,Icn's CIscrs. We can With truth
that the trisn zbshmsut In A-tDr Place IL sf
sup.itr els's 90 the ordinary run Of such ex
bihops The ps,ii IA itself is spl-ud,dly lifted up
the spectator ~ IN. trst class aud tn. Of
p~,form.r, a. rel, iuimt.bis we have no DOUBT Of
the success ~ this undertaking for ~ is conduct
ed by Mr. W~lch who " known In every part OF the
Uniop for his great ability and experience in these
mat ter
Col Msnn's circus Is at Syracuse.
ruRHieN THEATRIcALs.
Nine. Rachel respp.s rrd on ia. 5th Of September,
at the Theatre trso-oi- In the tragedy Of "rbe
Torac-s." sh. vss en- busissicsy received She In
tends TO visit the 4 biied Stst-e
The Grand Op~rs 81 Paris re opened On Monday
Sept Sd The President ~ the Republic the Princess
Douglas. b- cou-,o, ard the Minister Of the csbnet
prps.bt o. well General Jerome Borspsrte.
Governor Of the vsds and his son; representative OF
the people Ferdinand Bsrrot and the aids de- camp
of service
NJ Coulon msitrs a. ballet Of the Grand Opera died
on the 9th ~ september from an stack OF cholera
drama csll.d P'us TX 4" T. 90 h. produced at the
Porte ~ Martin The authorities ~ fsrs for the
rnsrss'r ~h refused to sithdrss the play for vhich
eso he he had u'sd~ treat expenditures
The trsg.dy ~ ksoins's Ath.li-" has been trans