The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18

entertainments form the bill which IL offered to the
patrons Of this interesting place OF amusement.
NIsLo's GARDEH.-Ths peoples house Was not 80
much attended last night ought to have been for
the appearance Of Mr. Sloan who appeared In two Of
his popular Irish characters in the sughabs piece of
Punch versus Logic" and the Omnibus" This CO.
msdisn possesses much oonhsmie and Is natural
which together with very capital brogus makes him
a useful actor for Nibio's stage and We hope he will
number for long time among the persona Of tbs
psDy The vaudeville of Swiss SWANS" with which
began the entertainments was rendered with great
.nsrmbie by Nessrs Raymond, Dawson, Gallot, aud
Mrs Howard, who sang Two pieces in very indifferent
style This evening the kavel family viii appear, a.,
well az Mr.. Brilliant and Mile Bertn, the talented
danseuse, whose success Is nightly increasing
National THEArRE.-"Josey the Spartan" and the
"Femsle Forty Thieves" still continue to receive the
applause Of the large audiences that nightly resort to
this favorite house. The "Female Forty Theves'
have been extra successful. We never audiences
amused than have been those at the National at
the racy and humorous transactions in this piece
Mrs Mestsyer especially distinguishes herself in it.
These amusing burlesques where the VIC Is really
bright cards at any house. The burlesque OF
.Jesey the Spartan" has also been much appreciated
noticing the the admirable manner in which all the
stage arrangements are managed ut the National Mr.
Burke shows that he knows the practical details OF the
management Of STAGE well ~ he knows how to act
and his capabilities In the latter capacity every one
will be willing to acknowledge being FIRST rate To-
night the two burlesques and the farce OF "A ROLAND
for an Oliver" will compose the bill
MrcHELL's OLrsrIa THEATRE The entertainments
Of yesterday evening commenced with the very laugh
able farce called the "Irish Widow" in which Mr.
Nckinson, Sir Patrick O'Neil and Miss Nickinson
Widsw Brady acted with considerable ability, and
much spplauded. The "Sylphide," by Miss Car
line was most gracefully danced 1t was followed by
Dopzetts grand opera entitled the "Chid OF the Res
mentn whish was played before an immensely oHded
house 1t sustained by all with the most brilliant
success aud received witt the utmost satisfaction
The concluded with the farce called the
" irumpeter's Wedding" which was acted Well, and
witnessed with much merrment me oiii OF fare TO-
night will consist Of three excellent pieces viz The
comedy called Used Up" the Child OF tho Regt.
mept," and Separate Maintenance" which attrac-
ton will certainly draw another crowded assembly,
WELcHs CIRcus-Au who have arelish for an ele-
giant entertainment ought to visit Welchs National
Circus in Aston Place. There Il net only COED order
and superior accommodation this beautiful erection,
but confidently affirm there has never before
been engaged in this city company Of such excesnce
psc~iisr line Madame How ard svincss all the cour.
age. skill and grace combined in any equestrian
lady Who has ever seen the equal OF the fine, noble
and manly equestrian, Hiram Franklin. George stone
marches into the good graces Of young Old and
middle aged, in double quick time-he Is one OF the
potest and most original clowns of the age AL then,
who wish to pass an hour two In merrment should
visit the equestrian arena in Aston Place.
CHRisTY's MINsrRrLs Fer three years and more
have these scientific dsrkes held the Of Ethio
plan In this city and during all that time
they have scarcely ever had sm audience; but full
house has greeted them each succeeding night.
would be q curious cuation TO make to how many
people they have amused during this period the mum
Der must be immense To night they give splendid
programme and will add to this number some hundreds
| at least
| Chinese Assembly Rooms -The necromsntic per-
formsnces OF Mscaster the great magician, are thit
week attracting large audiences Everything Is so els-
cantly arranged at his Temple Of Enchantmsnt that
those who visit 1t cure to go again. Indeed
everything he is cieverly handled and 30 sur
prising that he has already earned the name OF the
most expert necromancer that has ever visited this
city.
SEVEN MnE MIRRoR.-This splendid diorama should
be by those who admire beautiful painting
presenting the principal American lakes, and all the
rural scenery the Borders Of Canada aud the States
WAsHInoToN CROWNED Those who venerate the
character OF the great american patriot George Wash
iDRton should visit the Apollo Rooms Broadsay
where beautiful painting representing that ilustri
Gus man, Is being exhibited every day.
American Musrum.-The entertainments at thi.
place Of amusement Of varied and truly nterest
ing description Added to the great natural curos.
ties which to be there IL also excellent
stage performance, In which the wonderful Msrtnett
family appear in highly amusing pantomimes, after
the fashion Of the RAvel family.
britt, who Is considered one Of the greatest In the
world arrived here yesterday from Constsntinopis
The Campbell Ministries are at Hartford, Conn.
Sands American Circus Is at the National theatre
phs1adelplia