The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
Theatrical and sfu.,c.i.

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Anbursh's performances With his splendid coll ction
efsnimals, has nlled the house every evening this
week, and the very superior manner in which tho
piece Moroh 'has been got up adds much to the
rel interest Of the drama. The story, ~ We have
stated on previous OCCASIONS, 10 taken ftom Eu1sa-
burgh taking the part OF Morok chs tam-r rn-
beautiful scsuery which Is introduced in thu pscs
really great orr dt to the Bowery thsssre Tho ex
al praise; che impsrts muoh interest to the chsrast.r
what Miss Taylor. the lively Julistts s-vsry
Ing. The other characters we'll flied by hs,sr,
| Clarke Hall, Duff and Winans The scenes with Tho
WHO animals are 'ruiy most surprsiug. Mr. Vsa An
| burgh elbows how perfectly he hss his foar-fsotst
! charges under commend The tiger scene IL tns moN
remarkable We have ever seen aud Is wel wor ping
long joui neg to witness The anal scene, whsr,
Van Amburgh appears among them ali Is very srsni
| The farce of"Nsvsi Engagements" and "SAsnnr ant
Crash err" formed the rest Of the performs uces We
were glad also to ace Sgnors CcooA and Signor Nsri
once more on the Bewery stage. They danced beau
tful pas de dsur between the nrst ana oad pscs
For to.pights bill We refer to list of amuse.
| mcnts
| BROADWAY THRArRE.-The Enohantr u stu
and win be for long time, think the attracting
play at this fashionable place Of amusement The
brill, Of the mise seene the gorgeous style In
which the opera Of NJ Bse has been performed on this
side Of the Atlantic, will long life to the pa
gtant entertainment of the broadway Temple of
| Mnses Mr. and Mrs Seguin, IS we'll AS Mr. Leach,
good In their parts and do to the music
nisht filed, ard the performances vent of in . very
brilliant style
NATIONAL THEATRE Jones had an excellent
benefit last night, the house being dnsly filed The
favoite drama Of Msdelane the Child Of the Regi
meDt was played hrst Miss Msstayer taking the part
OF Msdesine, which she played with much srchnsss,
sung the difficult music Of the part most crsdtsby
Mas Metayer studies her parts we'll, We perceive as
she alwaysis most perfect in them Mr. Pardey as ths
Oid Sergeant Supice, MAS much applsudsd. The
chorus.s well done and the tabeaux At the con-
ain n nnffh as nfa Gualv
and Mleries CT New York; next played and 1t hss
iort meme Of it's great popularity Nose, Jkesey. Big
| heartily welcomed bsok. The nov drama Of the
| Brig adler" concluded the enterta nme nts. Thus
full tho dia.reSt character. Srs a w" ass
night Mr. ChSnau will take TIE part Of Ernest Bolton
int, In place Of Mr. Held who met with accident
last evening which win prevent his appearing In It
Nose will make bis trip to Californis sad various
other entertainment will be presented.
| BuRroSs THEATRE This house was crowded last
evening" and We may that have very rarely seen
an audience more ratified, or liberal In tho
expression Of its APPRECIATION. "Dombsy Il SOM was
the play which kept al present in roar Of laughter
from beginning to end. Captain Cutie was ~ usual
himself and Mr.. Lynne represented the calculating
and Geld hearted and tyrsnnicsl Dombsy with great
ability 1t was truthful delineation of the oontsmp.
tble ,diosyporasiss Of the purse proud dealer Mrs
knight as Edith was most excellent. This lady I'M
questonsbly 10 the posssssor OF talent and il good
actress, but che has fault which would recon.
mend her to correct viz whining tone which al cts
her elocution With this exception IL - correct cesr
and distinct Her gcsticulation Is graceful aud not
dundsnt. MIR. Raymond. rs Toots created much mer.
riment He is quite at home in his part Miss Hill
performs tho character Of Florence Dombey In 3 very
becoming Her re- representation Of it is mild
subdutd and lady like Mr.. g. Jordan, as Mr. Car
nsT D0%esy, n.p.sns man lock. ~; tn. sort Of
about him a. servant Of oil work. Mr. Brougham
contributed very largely to the .@u'em.ot Of tbs
lssp.e:ise III. al: sf the brig Son and H.,s drew
forth the varmest plAudts The other snts
| OF the evening gave universal satisfaction. .
BRoAnwAr CInoUs.-Sands, Lent & Co. are stNi doing
eIcelent eusiness ire house va. again orsumsd to
witness the daring and beautiful feats of horseman
shp in fact the embellishments Of very best
order Of circus exhibitions It win be quit, loss to
the up town folks on the closing Of this attractive
place, especially to all the youngsters who bui,d up
their minds ard save up their pennies TO obtain al
good riding and sssaeous horses to visit tho Circus
before they leave the city on their country tour.
| Ma. DEMPsrrN-This gentleman orixinsl ballad
vss we'll sttended by . and fashions able al,
a,eDss T. sr..t undertaking for one individual
more BY ths sole power Of his own singing: vet M.
Dsmp'srs success to judge BY the best CRITERION the
large audience last night, and ths delight With which
ballad. spDe thi. OCCASION xsr. resolved With deep
int est and the soft rich voice II Mr. With his re-
duoed : happy impression. We never hs.rd b.,i.ds
better or more s~eesly sung 1t would b well for
semi qusverng and affected airs Of French music, to
tate Lesson Of Mr. D. how to open their noutns and
ntsIsss heartily saa % psno:.r
upon bis splendid succefe This favorite vocalist win
give on. Of bis Rccolsetiou. Of Home in his plain
tive and beautiful ballad singing, at the Library Hail.
Newark this evening He win give another. at the City
Hall New Brunswiek to morrow evening" The selsotion
Of songs for both places Of hts choicest collection
andno doubt the numerous admirers Of ouohiBg me.
lodies VIII prove by their presence their Appreciation
OF his abilities % vocalist Of great scientific musical
Attainments.
| TABEBrAcLE.-GnArp SACRED CorcEars OF TIE
HsLY WrEK-The italian Opera Company, under the
direction Of Marsts.k intend giving two grand Sa-
cred Concerts at the Tabernacle arst Of which viii
take place this evening The entertainmsnt will
iipi requiem Of mozart, and, for tn. art time in
this country, the whole OF the far famed Misersre"
Of Done.etti Signorina Borghese. old and justly
esteemed favorite norma Fasciotti lady Of great
musical genius Sgnors Corelli, Tansneli, ana No
vs With the entire choral and orchestral strength Of
have doubt that the dehanh Of New York will not
miss such chance of hearing both sacred and olsssi.
cal music.
| CHRmrY's MIKsrRELs.-ws wonder how our c,.issns
got on at all before Christys band commenced their
entertain ments In this city. Certain My, tuey hsva
any price our subo o. p'1 Ss
NEST sgreesoe way Of spendpg an evening decidedly
IL to gosnd hear tnsir admirable perform sncss.
New ORLEANS SsRxNADERs IL character in
one Of Dicksn novels, who always makes point to
keep mp his johty under every circs o. though
New York he never would Be At ,css :: v,st - Tn
Sersnaders would make anchorits feel jelly, 90
smusins and excellent are their performances. They
give tplendid programme this evening.
PAroRAMA THE Hupsor RivER-This splendid
exhibition 10 attracting vast deal OF attention from
the public and deservedy for 1t ID the most sdmira-
Bile thing Of the hind ever got up.
AMERIcAs DRAMArIc FyND AssocIArIor.-Suoh Of
our readeft IL wish 70 hold communion with the
mighty In intellect, nstcn to the duloet sounds of
sweetest harmony or, worthier than all give their
sstasce to noble charity, must not forget the forth
coming festival With such names amongst Its pa
irons :. washington Ir,iss, Ogden Hoffman. Judge
KsUf fnon la N -. Nat E.~-
cum mullins aIts who deny that 1t BE- indeed
afestt OF reason and dow OF soul? Secure your siok
cts At once
Mrs Fanny Ksmble Butler will give Shakspsrian
readings In Syracuse ~ Y In the month Of May next
FIRE AT Sr. JosRPHs, MIcH-The Niles INT
chIgan) InftIfQeucsr Cf The 2lth mir r,v.. ,hs fol-