The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-18

BowEav THEATRE -" Boadioss" L. still - attractive
and though II has been played every eve
ming for nearly two weeks shoud think viii have
. much longer run. Our thsstrs gosrs are fond Of
show, and In this piece they have in full perfection
the various oombsts, PROFESSIONS 60 all msusg
ed in the most brilliant style In such pieces there IL
not much for any great display in the way OF act
Ing proper, the brilisucy and the glitter Of TIVE
scenic appointments In . great measure evsrshs dov
al the rest Of the piece still In Bosdoss" must
make the piece popular ia by thu very .xoelent
snper In which they perform their parts "BosdtesA
will be played again this evening; and the Lees will
also repeat their very extraordinary peror noes,
which have been much admired during ths week
We can heartily recon mend thsm to the attention Of
the pnAho The very amusing piece OF Loves Strata
gems" will also be played.
BsoADwAr THxAraE.-Ths dress circle and psrqust-
the family circle and upper tisrs-ths gallery, sud
every nook and osrner in the house, crowded to
excess last eniug. "Mon'e Cristo" was again re-
ped and though in its fourth week. thu Astonishing
that has attended Its production here would
to be tho increase Criticism has been almost
exhausted - to the admirable manner In which this
grand spectacle has been gotten mp; and 1t would be
injustice to Messrs Lester and Dystt no. to still
acting in the parts Of Dantss aud the Able Fsria.
We are, indeed at loss-and csndidly ad init It
70 add thiog In addition to what have already
noticed In relation to the admirable manner In which
this beautiful piece has beeu presented here and
would be seotaion net to declare sincere couvic
lions to the grand and imposipg style which the
whole has been brought out from the CONNIE cement
1t still promises to draw foil houses We wish every
success Every one should sec this spectacle before its
close.
NATIONAL THKArRE.-The contiuuauos Of the Same
Pieces night after night at this house. the proof
fths very great favor with which they are resolved
nd shows how well they hit the public taste, and ct
the time renders for to dilats
ct any length their merits suffice II to say. that
no theatre oeuld 60 on more enugly and probably
han the National does under the able cement Of
Chsnfrau. We trust that when the present sucosss-
mi run shall have Terminated, that shall once more
Nose on the stage; meantime all his patrons must
feel pleased at the he cat.rs for their
To night Wacoustao the sOIvmpic sviis nd the
farce Of tn "Swiss SWANS" win be en.oted or the
two Hrst 70 can but say all who have not vet
them ought to DO 70 without loss Of tims the last
piece ID most aughable affair. aud ChspmAn's act
ing IN IT, 40 Swig is most rema kably funny affair
Burrows TnEArnr--Last evening this theatre was
sgain we'll attended to witness tho piece called the
Haunted Man " In which Mr. Burton gives the audi
specimen Of his truly superior genius In the
oomical character Of "Tetterby Co" This pisoe 10
of tho beet got at this theatre for time,
.nS On esSn nsns o. ats to
altogether, II very good pecs. sud should b.
by all lovers Of fun. The "Enohsnted Isle usual
vent on with much applause. and the evenings Der.
oonoluded with the very auehsble farce OF
John Jones'" Tonight Mr. Burton takes his beosat
him bumper
BENEFIT OF THE PIRx THEATRE BALLEr-To. morrow
evening I've hope 1t will be remsmbered) benefit for
the late Park Theatre ballet who In the recent conds
grafton OF that Establishment deprived not only
OF their situations but their wardrobes is announced
at tho Chinese Assembly Rooms The com nittee IL
composed OF gentlemen Of high standing; the arrange
ments are designed with skill snd the object iteef
mertorous - 1t IT, viii no doubt command . oordisi
cooperation from the community In general
AMERICAN CIRcus.-The GROW ds who are nightly at.
uaeted to witness tho nary fests OF eoues
a. tbs e.tsbli'hmsnt give the best testimony
that could be required Of the excellence OF the enter
tainments Last Dieht tho splendid Chinese festival
comprising ths whole troupe In appropriate costume,
ship by Walter Aymar the performano 90 OF Mr. Sands
and his talented children also If Master Her.
nandes the fighting ponies, tina puaii'tic son inter-
the fearful and brilliant evoutons on tho a wing cord
and tho elegant performance OF the dau.iug horse
attractions which afforded tho most hon nssd ~rst
fcat on to all who witnessed them The proprietors
tain H.. t are 70 'us
rival In this city.
CHRIsrY's MINsrRnLs will give hrst rate proor.mms
this evenings and as they In full feather q
DAYS with their veces in the most tunsful
1ner various musical ipstrume In perfaot order and
their audiences always ready to spplsud, it IL no
wonder they 60 on as we'll ss they do
THE New ORLEANS SERESADERs. with all their scien.
tho Italian tr'e; their extra touchse the bons,;
,~0.. o1hou ouk' ny 1u0 tho eplondid playing
on the violin by Young Ole Bull are dslightipR their
arge and fashenahle audisnces nightly This evening
they will give fine concert.
CHINESE MUsEUM.-A visit to this extsusivs And
complete museum Ia of the most interesting vAvs
Of passing few hours Of the Day evening. Il Is
open for exhibition all day, from A. M to 10 M.
Herr CLIHE-Ths celebrated tight rope dancer
takes be oent at Burton's Theatre Chambers street.
on Saturday evening.
The HoHrsrooxs.-Ths last oencert of these srtists
will cems of ON SATURDAY evening next.
BARNEY WILLIAMS fsvorits Irish comedian
has arrived In this oity after highly suooesul BRO
fsseional tour.
DEATH OF Col. GEORGE CRoo HAN.-Thls distn-
gulshed Officer died last from the aHoatu