The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12

Warwick" are at tho Bowery. Upwards Of twenty
thousand persons must have witnessed them this
week and every evening they have been appauded
most heartily in fact, the enthusiasm they have
aroused In the audiences has been most remarkable.
The company at the Bowery Ia we'll able to represent
these pieces the perfect manner and what with
the grand scenic displays Of Warwick the excellent
acting In It, and the admirable performance of Hearts
are Trumps,n one can indeed enjoy an evening at this
house Mr. Hambn has taken the right pan to en-
sure handsome patronage TO his house he give,
everything Of the best there is nothing about
the plays he brings forward The public are support
ing hm In his efforts and there doubt that the
present season will go on In the same brilliant style in
which 1t has been commenced. This evening the
new pieces will be repeated
BRoApwAy THEATRE.-The tragedies and meo.d ra-
mas of Knowles are among the most popular produc-
tions of the legitimate drama. There is a unity of
plot. a consistency of incidents elegance of laa-
gusge, and natural development of the of the
narrative in =. his plays, peculiar to this authors
Mantua - IL Of the best Of the coec tion aud as
performed tast night st the Broadway, truly i'm
in passened Italian woman OF Knowles rising superior
To all plots and conspiraces, and maintaining her
consistency wish cont depce and resolution even the
hour Of despair. The personation received the warm
est tncoDiums Of the overlooking house. The willy St
Pierre of Mr. Couldoek was also well portray ed and
well received and here in ante patton Of further c
ticsms on the ground that this gentleman to
be fixed star are authorized to say that Mr. Cou
dock bas not here a to eclipse or rival
any other half dozen' whose merits may may not
be equal to his own; but assistant to sour
| IL
ties OF whose professional tour through the States will
be considerably lghtened by the active assistance Of
stage and capable of relieving her from much labor
and fatigue In the practical knowledge of his profess
sion which he has already evnced With this expls-
paieD, We are SURE that an American audience will
appreciate and respect the position Of the srAugsr
and give their hearty encouragement Among the
other characters OF the play the Leonardo Of Mr. Dy
oft the Antonio Of Mr. Fredericks the Florio of Mr.
Byrue the Bernardo Of MIR. Harris and the Bartoo Of
Mr.. Chapman, very creditaby exec uted as in
| deed, we're the characters throughout The amusing
farce Of John Dobbs although by right the especial
ihestsrman Of Miss Kate Horn svinced q continuous
improvement In this promising actress. She has the
position TO please the audience Is sure card To-
night Miss Cushmsn and Mr. Couldock appear in the
"Huncbback.n
NiBLo's GARDEN.-The audience at this place OF
amusement last evening, quite numerous and they
all seemed very much pleased at the daring hisve-
ments the tight rope, well with the arosries
Of Francois Ravel In the new parade. composed by NJ
P Brilliant and entitled "Nicodemus, otherwise the
big fool which was received with much aughter Tho
NEST capital part of this pantomime grand pas
de qsatre by Mdlles Lehman and Celeste aud Messrs
Brilliant and Wells which executed with great en-.
semhie and much photographic correctness MdIle
Lehman possesses peculiar grace and nonchalancs,
which make her rel ally bewtching and Miss Celeste
is also very pleasing aud will always be favorite
lspts trium oh consists in a mathematical nrscis,on
peculiar certainty which IL truly surprising his LEAFS
and constant spinning delighted and astonhed the
di.pce The entertainments concluded with "Godsu-
ski" The bill for this evening will consist Of the
daring exercises on the tight rope" followed by "N
codemus" and the Magic Trumpet"
Burrows TBE,rRr The entertainments COM
mencsd last night with . repetition Of the new and
original opcretta called the Demon Jester, or the
Dutchman's Dream IL 10 most beautiful and
romantic piece and received again with waS.
ftsfJsGTyehpioyed for the occasion was remarkably
well adapted. The popular ballad sung by Miss Hidert
wss aomiIably executed. for which she was warmly
applsuded The operettA followed by the perform.
.nee Of new farce called "A Peep from falor Win.
| dow = composition ~ Ir Broughaas II Displays
great deal Of originality and wit aud testified the
abilitie1 OF Its author VAS sustained by all the
principal characters with eciaf aud
| ooupaned with the most brilliant success. The ne~
polka, danced by Miss Malvina aud Nir Frederic was
given With much grace rhe anusem.nts concluded
with the last boretia Of @BuItons New York Di-
rectory, or the Cockney In America acted for the
second time IL was witnessed With bursts Of laughter
and shouts OF applause.
NArIosAL THs.rRs There was quite full audience
at this house, last evening and the very amusing
drama Of the Midnight Hour played as the first
piece. 1t was received with much applause; and the
various characters In II well sustained by and
Taylor Burke Croker. Herbert, jefferson, aud
Mrs. 4. Mestayer. The way the old General IL BAN
boozied by the young folks and his ward taken from
him, before the midnight hour, il very iausbable
The burlesque OF the Female 40 Fhieves- was NEXT
played, This burlesque Is one of the best have
zen u aboonds with witty sayings and there IL much
show about H. two essentials for tho success OF this
Mind Of piece and withal u 10 capially acted Mrs
Me,,sysr N the principal part has male quite hit.
teDs very excellent BILL for which we refer 20 our
list of easements
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little theatre again crowded With highly fashion.
"o'e ""o"oo WYNN 'ns ntattactionH exhibited
at this bouse had led thlther The amussmepts com.
mcnced with the oorediotta entiiled"A Man without
Head" which displays a great amount az drollerv
end Wit aud which caused continual laughter n xas
well acted, and received with general aatissastion
Dop.zrttis grand opera called the fbId OF the Rsgi
mtnt, was repeated Tor the second tine yesterday
.,'n,ng MISS Mary Taylor, who persooated Marie,
the oha oi the regiment acted With the most brilliant
tuce@s she executed the cong Of "Ssut Ia Francs"
with eon.idsrsble energy and spirit and in the ro-
,hs re ,onsh,r, ~ sne sang sith
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od,lph surg -i,b Great .b,,,,. "a &C., - 81 p,
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VAS sustained. as a whole with much talent AMI
crowned with the most gratifying success To nitht
II he Child o. the Regiment again