The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-28

BaoApwAr THEArRE.-Ths performance of "Nor
BY tho charming vocalist, Tedesco drew together last
evening, Of the largest and most fashionable audi
eaoes that We have within its walls for long
period. This Is exactly what We predicted, and 1t
speaks well for the taste judgment Of our citizens
The cast Of the piece excellent and the artistic
seemed to vie with each other who should appear
to most advantage. Tedesco in excellent voice,
~ was also Vita Carant In the execution OF their
duets they received the unanimous cheers of audi
ence kept spell- bound by the unity aud harmony
which Characterize their singing Want OF space pre-
vents our entering upon . general criticism but We
eball do 30 in our next number Suffice 1t to say
the opera and ballet are triumphant; and as Norma"
will be repeated this evening another crowded ho
nay be expected Go early and secure seats
NIDLo's THrATRr.-As USUAL this ele CANT and spa
cious establishment visited last evening, by vast
assembloge Of the admirers of the Rave family. Tho
entertainments commenced with the and grace
full achievements Of the Raves and Leon Jave on the
Tight Rope, which ELECTED the cheers of delighted
audience The next piece In succession was the comic
bile. Celeste, Mile Lehman Msrzett, and Henri Wells
displayed their great pantomimic ability. The Mir
ror Dance,n by Antoine Ravel loudly cheored and
the {" Pas de Troisr by Celeste Adele Lehman and H.
Wells, was executed with agility aud grace. The amuss-
ments concluded with the Pantomime OF the Soldier
for Love- which well sustained throughout, and
the audience retired highly pleased with their visit to
the garden This evening the Ravels In La Fete
Cbampetre," Robert Macsiren and the Venetian
Carnival in which Msrzetti will introduce his aston
ishing Silt Dance Wednesday evening the distin-
guished medan, Henry Placde, Will appear IN tho
domestic drama of Grandfather Whitehead" as also
in his favoIite character of Uncle SAM"
Burrows TnEArRE.--The comedy Of the g Rivals'
was performed again last evening, in most brilliant
style, and the hearty plaudits Of the audience was
fully deserved by the actors Mrs Dyotts Mrs Maaprop
is the best personstion of the part have since
the time of Mrs Wheatley, at the old Park Theatre
Sir Anthony Absolute too found frstrate represen-
tative in Mr.. Bass. The choleric Old gentleman was
portrayed to the life The famous between him
and his Captain Jack where he announces the pro-
jected marriage, was capitally managed. Burton as
Fighting Bob the unsophiscated Acres was OF course,
excellent MIR Neafe the Capt and Brougham, az Sir
we would remark about the piece the tasteful aud
appropriate manner in which the various performers
costumed In this respect 1t better done than
on previous occasions The farce of the Widow's
Victim" concluded the entertainments. To night
"Dombey & SOM will be played for the last time,
positively this season. We are sure this announce
ment Will be sufficient to draw full house. Mr. c.
w. Clarke, who is such favorte with tho New York
public will take benefit at this house. on "Wednesday
evening He has selected the play Of Money for the
evening and will take the part Of Evelyn lie Is well
capable Of doing II finely and we have no doubt his
numerous friends will rally and give him a bumper.
Cnarsrr's MIrsrnELs success is the test of merit
this band has been tested most thoroughly for their
has been most unlimited and 1t will continue
to hold out for their talent so peculiar and unap
proachabe by others that they stand unrivaled They
will this evening give frst-rate programme, Voyage
Musicale and all.
Castle GARDEN This week IL much in favor Of
visit to this beautiful amphitheatre, where everything
that IL precious to existence be obtanedfne pure
air beautiful scenery, and melodious music The pro-
eramm contains several popular songs duets, &c,
which generally rendered with great sweetness by
Miss Miles Miss Caroline HiTert, and Mr. Hamilton.
The celebrated Herr Cline will also display his wonder
full scbev nts on the tight rope.
Cu,o'L's BAND will give Promenade Concert at
Library Hall, Market street, Newark, this evening.