The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08

Sttsto." Sipoe us nrst lntroouction mere, remNu
st undiminished. It will be repeated this evening,
being the commencement Of the third week Of the psr
Torrance Of this stt.sctivs spectacle, and from the
dsnsely dsd bousss that attend each evening va
feel ss ured that Is will be CONTINUED for nights
to come, in order TO afford our play going public
ample opportunity to witness all its merits Mr. Les
ter In the part OF The Count has fame md popu-
lariy that stamp him actor Of The highest order
OF applause by the disermi mating publ who nightly
frequent the house We are grstded TO perceive tina,
bnt has been given TO let this gentlemsn have CON-
pimentary b. nedt in due SEASON: and When that
carr be may rely on receiving irregular bumper" from
the many admirers Of his genuine ability Mr.. Dyott
the Able Faria displays also, great powers; and
Ms. Abbott, a. Mercedes. bs.rothed to edmond and
aftsrw aIdr Countess hoctrf shows aud &tu-
ralness In Der ete Of acting that have insured for
the most marked appreciation. She gains much In
popular favor Csperhouse By Hadsway Is rich in the
extreme, and breaks In with happy effect upon the
excellent aud seem quite at home In their parts The
house this evening will be crowded to excess sad
earnestly recommend every admrsr of grand dramatic
and scenic display to this piece before its
last representation upon these boards.
BowERYTHEArRE-Th They 60 on getting up a mum.
Der Of magnificent dramatic spsotacles at this esta
bshmeDt, aud every is produced seems to be
the climax Of stage brillianoy and splendr The old
proverb however. Of "there good fish In the
as ever came out of it," is well sxempliasd ct the
Bowsry - every new piece rurpa'ses the former ons
and such will he venture to predict of
this evening for the first time The accessories and
etspe properties all and got up espec ALLY
the piece under the direction of Mr. Stevens the very
capable stage Of the house. to whom, by the
by, the Bowery audiences are much indebted for the
very complete manner In which every piece is put
the stoge there. All the prominent members Of the
company will appear In "Bosdicea" besides which,
large army Of supsrnumeraries have been engaged
for the occasion; and the professions, eombats So
will ell be Of the most splendid style We fully Ok.
pect crowded house at the Bewery this evening.
Burrows THEArRE,-"D ombey and Son." viii be
again presented here this evening, which occasion
Mr. Burton will appear In the faverte character of
Captain Cutie, mariner Of England Those who
have not witnessed the performance, should MIR.
Burton in this unique character in which he much
excsls, and which, In itself would fully repay the
visitor Brougham, as Major Joe Bagstock, rough and
tough and devilish ely, also an exquisite piece of
acting and should be seen to be appreciated. The
east. altogether will effectively present this popular
drama which has 80 frequently been made the suhsct
Just euiogy The new and successful farce of the
Ssshsr and Crasher" will succeed, and the enter
tanme nts will conclude with thu new ndsscribability,
entitled Where's Bsrnum" The admirable manner
In which this excellent theatre has been conducted
since it into the hands Of the present entsrprs
Ing proprietor the able talents employed. and the
superiority Of the general srrsDg. insure for II
.,s 1y
of preparation, which will be duly announced in the
bills Of the dsy The performance this evening will be
NATIONAL THEArRE.-A new drama, called {" Wa
name,
dramatised for this establishment, and will be pro-
duced to- night with much splsndor JR Scott takes
the principal character and as the Indian character
Is his especial fort-at least one which he As most
sdmrably-we expect that he will appear to much sd
vantage in it. All the company, and large number
Of auxsres win appear in this pe,e, upon the get.
ting up OF which the greatest pains have been bssow
ed by the manager and considerable money expended
When Chonfrau undertakes to do anything he does
It thoroughly and we'll, aud can promise his pa.
irons rich treat in this new drama The Visnns
ballet troupe that have been much admired during
their present engagement here, will also appear. this
evening In variety Of dances; and couple of lively
farces will make up the evenings entertainments =
Among all the places Of amusement in the oity none
reason We presume s that the public always are sure
Of finding rational and elegant entertain ments there
AMERICAN CIRcus.-Ths attractive place of evening
recreation, under the talented management of Sands
Lent and Co continues to draw, nightly, immense
houses. The first appearance Of the superb dancing
horse May Fly here will be hailed with pleasure this
evening by the many admirers OF this noble and saga
oious animal The waltsiDg wrestling and performing
troupe OF ponies and tie equestrian talents Of the
pany are al displayed with mite To- night
will be gala entertainment, on which occasion the
new and splendid Chinese Festival will be prese nted BY
tume Mr. Gardner will also appear in new sct of
scenic horsenanship-the Brigand Those who attend
here this evening will enjoy rich treat.
CHRIsTY's MINsrRELs.-Tho poem bv Scott entitled
the clay sfths last Minstrel has delighted
and Thousands, but don't know that 1t has delight
Cd more than the inimiable lays Of these Christys
=
body Of admirers and patrons any public performers
In the Union The great secret of their the
unvaryipg excellence Of their singing aud their pune
tua fulnment OF all their nts with the public
To- night they bring out a lot Of new songs &c.
NEW ORLEANS SERENADERs.- These sole tito darkies
nightly attract crowds to their room, ut the Society
Librsry and their elegant extracts from the best ope
ratio music Of the day delight every who attends
their performances Their scientific with
music enables them to give these burssques in such
80 to put the Attachments Of avowed scisn.
.no singers IN the shade. To night, they will give
KEMps LrcEUM, In Chatham square, IL we'll patron.
iZed kenp's performances the singing Of the Ethio-
plan serensders, &C., make up most amusing enter
tainment
son. and all the other performers at this snug house
are doing wonders In the way Of attracting nd plea.
sing audiences. 1t 10 capital house for family
parties
Mr.. Mitchell il exerting his utmost to secure GOOD
operate company for the ensuing London season;
there are 20 many arstes free from that
all his difficulty will be which to choose.
Mr. Lumley is busfy engaged in Paris making his
Theatre. '''''
At st Pstersburgh there is very powerful, onsr..,o
company, including Madle Corbari, Msdiis Angri.
with Coletti, Gardoni. Savi, Tamburini, Tagliasco
and Madame Frszzolni.
Mr. Mark Lemon is engaged to dramst,se Charles
Dickens Chrstmas Tails for the Adelphi Theatre
Tom Matthews, the celebrated clown has left Covent
Garden Theatre and has been engaged BY the new
management At the Surrey Theatre
M Laurent. Sen. has been In treaty with the soil
ctor to Vauxhall Gardens for the formation of hip.
podrome but nothing Is settled at present. Another
piece OF ground has been talked of in the neighbour.
hood OF kens,ngton.
.h..... rvs manager Of the Theatre ROYAL, Man.
.-.~..-r, who has accompanied MsaIIe Lind th,on~S
out ner tour has presented her with costly and eIe-
CANT bracelet and veil he may IL It be that he has
realised about $4,000 by tn. SIRENS great attraction;
It IL also .ad that Mr. Lumley will gain BY the spscu
lstion about 6 ~ 600.
Templeton. accompan MED BY the veteran Blsvitt Ia.
been at Liverpool giving his vocal entertan msnt At
the Concert room.
Dumbolton's Serenaders are engaged at the Sc
James'S Theatre, London ~"
Fashionable Intelligence.
The Sventh Ward Grand De mocratc Ball In honor
OF the victory at the battle Of New Orleans Ii TO
~ given at Tammany Hall this evsnip6
The Bschelorss Hebrew Benevolent Loan Associa.
uon secon annual ball, 10 to take place 1t the
Chiness Rooms to. morrow evening, 9th inst re n
said that the bachelors intend to make this brilliant
affair A'