The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-14

the Concrete del Plata to the I'D December, day
or two later than previous accounts. They con-
tain nothing of interest.
Theatrical and Musical.
BowERY THEArRE.-The house was we'll attended
last evening" and the performances went of with much
spirit The lively farce Of Uncle John was played
first, and Gilberts acting, the rasoibls old uncle
was capital. Mr.. Gilbert always dresses for his parts
in good TASTE and characters like Uncle John most
perfectly played by him. Signora Coooa and Signor
Neri appeared In Of their very elegant Dances aud
the audience received them With much applause
These have .iw:ys been fsSorsss At tho sow
admiration Mr.. Halls new piece OF the Eagle Eye"
las prov very successful, and the feat: Of Mr. on
horse les they technically termsd are more
pve than any ever yet got up at the Bowsry aud
ny .1s o.
such admirable horssma nshp - he shows among his
Accomplishments. He has long been an established
spces are to DO for the benefit Of the family Of
the late M. Scott The bill will consist Of
tho new d,su. d.n9iDs ssa the opssssss 81
Of the deceased and the theatre going public CO.
Morally will not neglect this benefit. Mr.. ]. NJ.
to token Of the general respect and o..
TEEN In which he WAS held therefore, hope to ind
full house tonight.
BRoApwAY THEATRE the manage receive re-
turns commemorate with their endsavors to please
the treasury Of the Broadway Theatre, must be in
norisbipg condition With Mr. Collins the inimisabls
irish comedian, and Mr.. H Placde, with whom ell are
acquainted, ON the BILL 1t could hardly be other wise
than full benches would be the result There
NO sras vacant last eveaipg the house full aud
the audience seemed delighted with the psrfor
the two comedians who appeared the
The acting Of Mr. Collins, a. McShaue the Man Of
Nerve ana MIR. Plscice as the Nervous Man. cannot
BE- pass in Americsand 1t is doubtful whether the
came down Last night In Of applause The whole
cast good, and the bill was made up, besides the
p 1 with
O'Grady, and another farce, "Lend me Five
Shiilipes." We need say no other word for tho ma
have sresdy written. To night Mr.. Placde takes .
benefit The simple announcement Of the fact IL
enough to secure to the beneficiary bumper We
sincerely hope he may hsvs ons By reference to the
bills Of the day 1t will be perceived that Mr.. Collins
viii spp.ar and that the grand feature Of the evening
will be the drama Of" Rory o Moere."
national THEArRE-Jehn Strong had his life In
danger" again last evening at the National Theatre
much to the amusement Of the sudisnoe and Slasher
and Craher" convinced old Blowhard OF their bravery
in most slsshing style, until the house echoed again
with the laughter of the spectators. Booth Chapman
and Dawes certainly do act osptaly in these fArcss
the ladies Of the establishment are not whit be-
hind them in their amusing personstions. The drama
Of the" Deserted Mil' also played With much ap-
psuse. Wsrgret to hear that Mr.. Chanfrau il ute
sick; Noses absence Is felt by his admirers ct the
National and hope the b'hoy will recover and
more take his trip to California with Sykesey
We zee It announced to take place - he Il
well enough to travel and lalso IS Tom and JENNY
Will have their set-to again when he 10 veil enough
once more to handle the gloves, Tonight "Jaok
Sheppard, ." The Mountain Devil" and "Simpsen
Co." form The bill Of entertainment.
Burrows THEArRE.-Ws were delighted last night
to sgain two Of the greatest comedians Of the day
In Of the best pieces produced upon the stage
that 10, Burton and Broughsm--in the inImitsbls
drama Of Dombsy Son." There osuld not be
more affecting drama than this and the public seem
to feast upon Its beauties and the beautiful acting Il
elicts with undiminished rapture and admiration It
10 impossible to tire at seeing this piece; It possess
thought to be the best drama Of the kind toe most
original, the most NATURAL the Affecting in its
characters sad incidents, that We say upon any
stage In any part OF the world IL 10 still inexhaust
bls In It's powers Of attractions the crowded house
OF Last night proved The nov farce, " How to Pay
and received with decided favor Both Miss Chapman
and Mr. Raymond, ss Twidgst and Mary, acquitted
themselves with their usual talent. This evening
again, Dombsy Sob " will be repeated, afordias
still an opportunity to the many visiters In the city
who have not yet seen It, which ought not BY any
to SS 70 let slip Aada to sh IN:
Amour" will be enacted witch, from It's local cha
rscter, and tie excellent arrangement Of the music
Dxo9oQ
received with enthuss.t tic cheers Button ia the man
to suit the taste Of oil classes and hence his great
fuocees.
Broadway CIncUs As usual, this attractive place
Of Amusement filed by very rsspecta bic audience
last evening 70 wtpess the extraordinary fsats and
wonderfol exploits Of the stud Of ponies The sntree
Of t.evs eautfu hores was very rch and the great
combat between the fighting ponies called Sullivan
and Hyer WAS q ysce Of pugistic science seldom to
b. wit messed The counter hits and rslying bot wesn
then was astonishpg. Master Maurice Sands, In his
one hOree act q clever piece Of riding But
the burlesque and the pony brought
dswn from ths audience unboundsd applause. We
than Sands Lent h Co.'s circus and especially to
these who are fond OF horses
SECOND GRASD MUSICAL FEsTrvAL.-signor Bsrili
will repeat his concert "Ls Dsssrt by Felicien David
At the Astor Place Opera House, on Friday evening
next.
CHRnTY's MrrsrRELs.-The Voysgs Musicale
and other eccentric Of there clever min
strels are deliehtpg hundreds each night The
tiDued succession Of full houses which the Chri,y,
have thovs copclusively In what high estatis ta,y
merits has wsriantsd the public 1t large to agree to
nost fully.
NEW OsLxArs SrRENADEss Some men are born to
grsssDess, some achieve IL, and rome have greatness
lb,ust upon them, says Shakespeare. The New Orleans
have achieved their greatness In the Ethio
plan music line by diut OF excellent performances add
'ei.a t'hc nuscsi sttsnments; and 20 popular have
hey become that their concert coom IL nightly filed
with moot fash,opsble audiences Long may they con-
upne TO smuse the New Workers.!
IS,LHx,Mni This youthful and gifted violinist,
spoksn of In the highest terms Of eulogy BY the Sa
rdntah Repubheaa When We hrrt heard bi9 psy
Win such and perfect mastery an Instrument
inch r.qu'iet slmost ncesr ut practice teen pre-
uceo that he would iesco the highest rank In his pro-
ietop, .h'ch now ,rems 20 b. = settled point He
yin be here Ia few days, when he will give concert
Nb'ch be VIII be aided BY some Of the leading
lets II tive city.
BarHrr WntJAss, the irish comedian, Is playing
WIN gr, at success at the Bsseu street Museum Bso.
Nav NusIc.-Two excellent competitions, by 10.
sepb Gursh ~b,ch we've paved ~ rhs inaug nrstisn
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