The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-19
Tn eatrical ana Musical.

equilibrium on the Dottesi and we must say that they
exceed everything we have ever In tho balancing
line. glass dscan.er is certainly the last thing In
the world should think of for q man to balance him
sef chi but Mr. Lse, with his feet mbracpg neck
Of one, seems firm as II he standing ON the
stage; and, in this position he plays with rings bs-
aDces sticks his chin, aud plays variety If fsats
Not only bottle does BIZ rest but one which
forms the apex Of OF pyramid Of bottles and
difbes HIS feata were loudly sppsuded by the
rous audience present The play of Bosdicea" was
next performed and all the gorgeous scenery process
the utusl satisfaction. Some further beautiful gym
nsstic performances, by the Lees and their young
pupil COM uded the entert ailments. For to. nights
bill We r,fer to our list OF snusements
BRoADwAY TakATnE-Last light was about the
twenty eighth representation given of The Count of
Monte Cristo at this theatre; and yet the deep In
terest felt by the public in this great and magic piece
Of scenic beauty and fascination continues, II pos
sibe the increase rather than to exhibit ptoms
Of comipg to an abatement diminution. We OBJ
serve, however sti increased and additional sttrac-
tione added to the piece In some Of its parts The
carnival .ports which form suoh marked portion Of
tie beauties Of the piece, and which contribute SO
greatly to its general interest have been still further
augmented. and addition of grottsQus charao.
tefs has been made which adds very considerably to
the general charm and entertainment Of the whole.
The interior the grottos the interior of the island,
the grs nd ballet. and many other rich would
deeerve each for itself separate notice so rich aud
admit Of doing justice either to the able company Of
pt rfol md their talented performs the
Drama Itself and Its rich and gorgeous 1t must
BE- fesn again again, to be fairly aud justly appre
ciated
National THEArRE.-The little piece Of "Oympc
DEVILS" acting at this theatre is most amusing
one, but the story OF 1t f story 1t may be called)
founded the ancient mythology and fables, regard
ing OrYheus Fury dice, Co. the illusions and classical
puns fall rather UNDECIDED the Of the majority
Of the sudie noe STILL the dialogue smart and wit
~, the dancer scenery, 80 all pretty and Miss Mes
w. b Chapman,
very wittily the piece goes of smusingly enough We
would compliment the distinguished young leader Of
Piu,os band on the way in which he performs 'Oh
Sussnnah" and other Kindred times on the violin;
the little Bscchus, too young Syhesey, If we not
character to admiration. Wsoousts'' was played
lat night With its ususl md 1t seems the
public grow more pleased WITH II s S svsnng that
the sugbable farce Of Swiss SWANS" concluding the
performances.
Burrows THEArRE.-Mr. Burton took his benefit
last evening and tho result was house crowded from
top to bottom with highly respectable audience.
This must have been gratifying sight for Mr. Burton,
not only In pecunary way, but showing clearly the
high estimation in which he is held by the public
The excellent comedy Of John Bull % of Coluan's
best, was Played with much effect; Mr. Burton's Job
Thornberry was piece of genuine acting. and met
with that applause which none but delighted audi
ence could give. The new farce called A Bottle Of
Champagne; or, The Witch Of Windermere,n was re-
ceived With the utmost acolamatons of delight The
entertainments concluded with the popular farce Of
Poor PDliooddy" John Peter PliiOoddy, BY Mr.
Burton, kept the audience in Of laughter from
the excellent and exquisite manner Of playing the
character To night very attractive bill Is offered
The Haunted Man," The Enchanted Isle" and "A
Bottle OF Champagne"
AMERICAN CIRcUs.-The performances at this place
Of Mt last night with brilliant
ten horse &c, which afforded the most unqualified
asEnf to the a 81. III , ;peS.or Walter Aynss
and bis talented children Maurice JESSE elected
the greatest applause by their surprising peror
Ma nxpv. ~ On
nessed the aston pdipg feats which he accomplished
The brilliant evolutions on the flying cord BY Mr. Rug
Graceful movement Of the dancing Sorss. aDa the
laughable sfterpece made bill Of fare sssed
for its variety and smu.ement and which may safely
warrant the proprietor In challenging comparison Of
this establishment With any one Of similar kind in
the world.
THE DsTrr FAMILY-It will we are sure, be source
of regret that Mr. Henry Distn of the 40.
oomplish. performers the eax hcrns Is not vet
sufficiently recovered from his recent illness enable
magnificent entertain msnts This young ssntlemsn
has 10 completely enrsptured the lovers Of sweet
Of s sss Sa ~
melody might DO justly considered the echo Of the
public feeling in consequence Ct his prolonged ab-
that We II all shortly have the pleasure of
his convaescepce, and Of ntmstiDg that opportu-
nifty ef feeling the delightful and irrss tibs pHusnoe
which he, with his father and brothers, aud the en-
cha ntipg Mise OCop exercise with command.
Ing power will be eoen ain afforded to the public
HE H0HNtToCKs An excellent programme Of the |
most varied character. in the selection Of musical
is offered to the dsttante Of this CITY, their
amut.nent, to morrow evening At the New Musical |
Hall, BOG Broadway We hope this their last concert,
will be vsit by large asseablage Of the musical
gentry Of ths city, testimony Of their exesenos
as professors Of the violin and pianoforte.
CHRSTys MINsTRELs, notwithsts ndipg the cold |
evening", ere doing q ere business, rs nothing can
cool on their friends and patrons atten their
t,uly rscy and unique concerts The v.riou. features
Of their entertainments have been often described
BY ur, that We can now only say, they continue ss
coed as ever.
TIE Nrw ORLEANS SsRENApEns. with their tasteful
IN RtDR and beautiful Instrumental performa noes de-
iRbt their audiences nightly Seldom has such we'll
rR srized band performed in New York and those
7ho wish to hear most elegant Ethiopian concerts, will
e fully aratihed by visit to the Society Library any
vebipg
CAMrBELL's MISsrRELs are giving concerts at Hart
ord, this week They play at Springfield Monday
nd Tuesday next, and at Albany on the Oath 25th,
9th ans 27th.
Mr.. Vor BorHURsr.-Ths excellent banjo player,
reste artist in his line that appeared in this
ountry. He leaves, to. morrow for Philadelphia, to
ul6i an engagement mt there.
The Greek slavs is on exhibition at Louisville
Signors Ciecca and Signor Neri at the Walnut
trset the atIe, Philadelphia
Booth, the trsgedisn, is playing at the American
heatre, New Orleans
Gungp and his favcrite band have been very sue.
'efol IN Boston and Providence. They will perform
ere early next week.
FROM NAssAU.-The brig Pedraza, Capt. Dortie,
rrived at This port Yesterday from Nassau
By this vessel we received files Of Nassau papers to
be 9th inst II elusive
We understand that Capt Jelli.on his mate and
our OF the Of the brig Levant whose wreck on
Absco the 10Th ult has been previously toned
passe ngers In the P~drsss. The four are a.
Ter charge Of mat'Dy having pott. to take life Of
apt Jelison previous to The loss of his vessel Capt
had found IL necessary to shoot OF his Grew at
he time TO their mntinous oe nduct Is attributed the
'reck Of the vessel.
Shortly after the Pedrszs lift Nassau the four men
Iers detected In stealing from Of tho passs uge
nd btcon ing inkolebt they put Ia irons The |
zen were put on board the P.drsEa by the United
later Consu with directions to deliver them the
nj hories here, which done iast night, aud they
ere put In jail
III. British West India steamer Avon, due 23d ult
ad not yet made her appearances and much soxiety
as felt for her safety. The West India and Nss /
ork mails reached Nasssu on the 9th by Q schooner
eepstcf ed from Bermuda the 28th ult , Ia oonse-
Of the arrival Of the steamer Charisstos
feroWy, Jan ID