The New York herald., 1849-11-13
TWO CENTS.



favorite and always crowded theatre. The skilfui
management of Mr. Hsmblin, the proprietor with bis
able s deservedy crowned with
success. Last evening witnessed great triumph Of
dramatic art and scenic perfection in the produce
uon OF new drama founded Of the fertile ro-
maDces Of Dumas and drsmatixed by that talented
young actor, Waack Lester. Time will hardly allow
us to 60 into heightened detail description this
beautiful and effective drama but will be repeated
TINS evening, we shall then devote few words to 1t
Its success was fully decided by the decision of the
public last night and the favor and applause which IL
OBTAINED was high and merted tribute to the actors
who performed and to all concerned in getting up this
epehdid piece The cast useQualled In talent and
Judicious adaptation OF the several parts Mr. wal
iack as Athos one Of the most interesting and prom
neht parts, ana MIR Lester the talented
dArtagnap, with Gbsrt, Stevens and Winans in the
other characters and Miss wemyss as the heroine,
Constance, and Mrs Wallack, the Countess formed
altogether with all the other excellent performers Of
the Bowery company such cast as cannot be sur
passed If It can be equaed any stage in the United
States MIR Hanblin deserves innnits credit for the
able and numerous corps of talented ladies and gentle
men whom he has collected together ut this great thea
tire prognosticate an immense for this drama.
The tabeaux numerous and strikIng-ths scenery
rich and magnificent incidents thrilling striking,
comic and amusing; the whole forming together q
tout ensemble of unequaed dramatic beauty We must
see 1t sgsin this evening to be able to contemplate
more coolly the blaze of beauty which 1t exhibits
BRoADwAr THrArRs-FnRsr APPEARANCE oy TIE sr-
GUM TRoUrE ASb Miss JAcqUEs-SoMK LroHr on THE
suBJEor.-The Seguin troupe, who made last night
their debut in the opera Of the "Chd Of the Rsgi-
ment, assisted by Miss Jacques as prima donna had
scarcely began the Introduction Of Donizsttls great
partition; the numerous audience had scarcely chesred
the canaree before she had been heard the duo be-
tween Grenade and Mary had scarcely been undsrta.
ken-wben, while we we're speaking with . fair lady
seated by side, Of the over-actng Of the prims
donna, and of her quite harmonious voice. the dsrk-
ness OF night came down upon and the whole audi
enoe, as II by epchantment, asked, what was the
cause Of it," what had happened!n No one could
tell when suddenly, behind four candles brought ON
the stage In front Of the foot lights appeared large
ghostike parsonage, who, without hesitation In very
nat npQt yItea tlatn fha gVLu
home made gaswas not able to pass through the pipes
Of the theatre and therefore, other light could be
given on the subject till this morning 1t was never.
theless, understood that tho bill will be repeated
this evening" and accordingly, glad to announce
opera, The Child Of the Regiment" will take place
this evening and (positiyely gas be followed by
the burletts q " Sudden Thoushts.n
NmLo's GARDEs.-The pantomimic performances at
this abode OF Amusement attract their quota crowded
admirers. The very wonderful and agile family Of the
Ravels the graceful danseuse Bertin, A. Lehman.
and MarEett drew down the most rapturous applause
fom the delighted and fashionable auditory who last
night patronsed this theatre indeed the dvertiss-
ents are altogether executed with expressive grass
and ability, and well worth witnessing The KAveI
family appear again this evening The active manage
ment alive to the wishes OF the Of
their house, and we find that Mr. Collins who has Just
terminated such Q triun phant engagement ct the
Broadway to appear on Wednesday evening for the
benefit OF MIR II. flscids MIR Collins having in the
his valuable to his
brother artistic. Such combination OF acknowledged
genius cannot fail TO be attractive and anticipate
house crowded to the very ceiling.
BURROWS TnEATRk.-Lsst night being Mr. Burton's
benefit, this favorie place Of crowded
with brilliant and intelligent audience, comprising
the beauty and fashion Of the city For the occasion
MIR. Burton presented exquisite programme Of en-
tertsinments, consistng Of Bckerstas good old CO.
medy sf Love in Village" and OF the two farcss,
Who DO they take me for ?" and the Sleeping
Draughtn all OF which played for the first time
last night The comedy sustained with the great
est possible success, and elected the admiration and
applause Of all present MIR Burton as Justice Wood
cock performed his part to universal satisfaction dis
playing In superior manner his sterling abilities in
the capacity Of comedian The Bolsro d. Cndi., and
MIR. Frederick, were executed with much grace and
dexterity The two frces performed with the
cusomed ability and success for which this establish
ment 10 so much distinguished Tonight will be per-
formed The old Dutch Governor" which will not
fail In attrastng another crowded house.
CnAsTRAu's national TBEArRE.-Tha. lost humor-
ous diverting and laughable farce, Ole Bull" began
the entertain msns last evening" at this delightful lit
tie theatre Never was audience more delighted
than the audience Of last night with the rich humor OF
Burke, and the elegant bcauey OF the lively PERFORM
Of tho lovely Mrs Me.tayer. The rich drama Of
"Agnes de We're followed, which was prsttly played
by an excellent cast. MIR. q. Taylor performed Sir
William Gordon To the very life, the Efforts
Of Mr. 1ilton, Mrs Mss,ayer, again aud Mrs Melinda
Jones' less successful The pubic evidenced their high
appreciation 81 the merit o these accomplished artists
by continued and rapturous applause. This evening,
OF Agnes lie Vere;" which occasion the public will
be presented with rich dramatic treat, and choice
selection Of amusing and beautiful pieces.
hITcHKLL's OLYMPIC TnraTRE.-This neat little the
atre well filed yesterday evening showing that the
eelsbrated opera Of "Amie win enjoy another weeks
run at least. The smussmsnts commenced with the
musical extravaganza Of Hero and Leander,n which
was performed with much ability The favorite, Miss
Mary Taylor In the leading character Of Leandsr
quilted herself TO universal satisfaction Messrs Nick
s,.a lori Hah .fps
Mrs Ish,rwocd, acted exceedingly well and much
applauded The estrsvsganra was succeeded BY the
grand opera OF "Amilie, or the Love Test.n 10 was
sgsin sustained with the most brilliant success by all
the principal Characters and was witnessed by the
large assembly With every demonstrstion Of satfscon
and delight. Niss Carline danced the Highland with
much grace. The entertainments concluded with the
bly, acted and caused mach aughtsr To night there
is fine bill consisting of the Dumb Belle" Ami
liz, i" and The Millinsr's Holiday
ITALIAN orrRl-The spacious interior Of the Opera
Houss presented brilliant array beauty sad fashion
last svs>irg. Tn. opera Lucrsais Borgis" that
dark and moot terrible story of Italian history IL were
needless nov to go into detailed review Of the per
formspee. We shall rest content with the judgmsnt
Of the house which that the whole piece
vas vel sNeeuted ~ the reap. aod thst Borsaess,
mating the psge especially entitled to applause
The voice Of Benevenancis deep strong and sonorous;
that Of FOr clear musical and mslodiOus while Bor
ghsss rises in her beautiful flights aspiring aud sing
ing like tne lark We abide the Judgment of full aud
shionable house, which was that Lucrezia last
wight meet excellenty well done On Wednesday even
ing the popular and pleasing opera Of II Barbsrs a
sevglian
CHRisrr's MrSsrssLs This famous band continues
60 nightly attract large audiences The genuine repre-
sensations Of negro character given BY Christy'a
troupe cannot be equalled by any company is the
states Zorers limitations Of Madame Labsfbe ana
Jenny Lind are excellent. The guitar player nrst
rate--the bone player funny ever; Ia short, all
the membsrs Of the band scquit themselves In their
respective stations With great ability either ss vocal
ists musicsns.
TRyer's CtcUs--1hs great clown aud inlnitabls
Lpmorist. MIR. Wallett attracted very large assem-
blaze cf our citizens last evening His bon mots Wit
ticisms anecdotes Shakspsrsn lectures sc kept the
audience in roars q laughter The addition OF this
extrsorensry genius TO the present excellent eques-
trisp company now performing at Astor Place win
turn out 10 be very profitable 10 the msna sment
there will be scarcely to bs found who s fond Of
the sports the ring that will go 10 see the
dsfful clown.
AnSkIcsS MusruN.--This extensive establishment,
which contains such vast collection Of natural GU