The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-07

esteem In fne. higher intellectual treat has mover
slowed upon the lady, who grstfed and
Der audience eyaaiiy honorable to Dotn. lt -
indisp evidence of mag oa ATTY and udsme
and OF the ardent regard that is entertained the
witipgs Of tie man 3ose sem might be taken
by The purest and tie most worthy Of msnkind
guide aud polar star of their lives.
Theatrical Ohd Musical.
BowERY THEATRE New Yorkers ere an excitable
race, and when topic is started it is taken
hold Of with suoh reli.h by them that they oluuet
,csrcely be sstiated with it, Now days. the feats of
the ring happen to be uppermest among tho many
AE the crowds that have attended the Bowrry theatre
during the engagement of the scientific professors of
the manly art" hhow that their ad mirers rs yet
not tired OF their exhibitions Acting this hi nt the
manager hos epgsged Messrs Charlee Duane Country
McClusky Gardner and Campbell to sustain the scsn-
tlhc parts in the exuavasanxa Of "Lfs In London"
which !. to be played again this evening The farce
of "Sssher and Crasher" which Is so admirably done
at this houee by Jordan and Gilbert, will be the fret
piece. Gilbers Crasher the president Of the anti
dueDg society, OF the most lSnghable pieces Of
acting have seen; aud Jordan's Slasher Is also
capital The drama of Nick Of the Woods" will con.
clude the performances The Bowery Theatre Is doing
fine business now; it Is crowded every evening
BROADWAY THAArRr.-we are glad to see that the
Efforts being rade at this house TO cater for the
public qualification are duly appreciated Last night
was performed Colmgns popular comedy Of the g Poor
Gentleman" to crowded house; and never recol.
Blake sustained the part of Sir Robert Branbie; Mr.
H. Plscide that of DR.. Oapod; Mr.. Lester, Frederick
Brsmbe; and the subordinate parts committed
the other members OF excellent stock comp any a.
this country boast. 1t 10 needless to say that 1t
pased Off with great 6cat and ut the Close the above
named e ntlsmen with Mr. Fredericks who performed
the part of Lieut. worthiueton and Miss f Wallaok.
who played that of Emily Worthinston, came before
the curtap in compliance with loud and general call
and WiethoH, which encored. tho entertsi ns
concluded With the domestic drama Of Gra udfather
Whitehead" Mr. II. Placde sustaining the principal
character Tomorrow evening this talented comedian
will appear In Ct his best in the popular
come dy Of London Assurance" We have NO doubt
but large sudience Will be attracted to his unri
vailed performance in this piece which admirably cal
ouiated to display his peculiar talents.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-What with "Mose in Califor-
mia" and the new burlesque of "Tom and Jenny tho
house Is filed every evening to overfewing. The last
buIlesque is very funny one indeed though rather
hard on the Governor who sought to stop tho fight.
Chanirau, in the first scenes Of IT, lesonstes real gen
uipe down easter with striped pants short coat tails
and gingerbread In hsudhe gives the draw most cap
italy Miss Mesay or sings a curious medley song made
Of the popular Ethiopian melodies Of the day
and 10 much spplauded in it; the concluding flourish
In this medley Is somsthing quite original Seymour,
as Emerald Jenny, does bis work well and bears up
against The chances Of war and the "heady fght''
quits msnfuy The spaYring In the Of the setto
quite scientific at least IL ought to be- Is It ia taken
from the latest and best authorities the subject
Such little sketches as this one Of Tom and Jenny"
to bring money to the treasury The farce of
"Hercules.n 'Mose," "Sweethesrts and Wivesn and
Item and Jenny" Of course will form this evenings
BILL
Burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET. Burton
owes much to authors and glad see he is not
upgrateful to them. When say he owes much to
them, mean, Of COURSE in the supply Of that ato-
nshing variety Of sbe we'll conoocted clever drs-
matte pieces, which succeed each other with such
constant variety 1t this theatrea variety which ono
man never cond supply, and which, only to select, to
:pprsciste and bring cut Is glory enough for Burton
Last night devoted to the bsnsnt Of one Of the
many authors who have contributed supply Burton
Win tbs epioy, gay lively and splendid variety which
he is alvays producing This was De: WI Northsl,
he fayn 4 ho o,~l,Iy
new piece, entitled - Punch In New York <" which
was Well and tsvorably received 1t is quite an anus.
the character Of broad and rather carroaure
The Teodks," piece too we'll known to require
ment was first played and obtained the success it
always has had chiefly, We believe, IL not alto.
asth~r owing to the admirable acting Of Mr Burton in
the character Of Timothy Toods. The concert given
ePs ciy on ths occasion was very sweotly aud beau
tifuly performed Miss Julia Nortna sang her best
ftyle aDd was fapturously appauded We were Glad to
see the bouse 70 well filed ~ It this occasion
IN fact va may say that No have other than
full house 1t burtons ever since II has been Burton
and We are sure We never cav fuller house there be-
of vcll-Mr. Burton binsslf, and all tho eompauy
exered themselves greatly In favor Of the we'll known
ano talented the public evidenced its
high estefaction and appreciation, by.co nued and
loud applause.
BRoADwAr CIRsUs.-The entertainments at this sie-
CANT circus were we'll attended last evening" not With
disp]py Of horemahshp was, as usual very superior
Msssr Stout and Hsnkins gave the sports OF Hercules
ID style OF eurpasep8 exoelience The closing
called the Pony Races" In which very Intelligent
monkey rides the winning horss The celebrated Nose
Ii introduced In the ring, together with many other
prominent characters. set to also takes place In the
Sullivan and Hyer STYLE creating unbounded applause
from the audience.
NEw ORLEANS SeRrNApERs.-Ths perfor ma css Of
thess fsvories at Rutgers lnsJitute we're attended
by very large audiences, and they gave the utmost
eati.faoton to all. Their musical panorama 10 un-
doub'sdly one Of the most amusing burlesques out
those horns and that performance en- ths kitchen
beliows are indeed musical carosites, and are well
sorfh bona hde voyage even "reupd the horn ~ to
arrangement of these burle ques aud also OF their
concerts generally To night they will re- appear at
their head quarters Society Library where no doubt
they will be met by = large audience
A GRArD Musical Festival at the Tabernacle, for
the be neht Of the Hebrew Besevoient Society num-
Der Of eminent artists from the Italian Opera House.
together with the Orchestra, under the direction Of
M. Mer.tzek MIR Charles and Miss adsls Holm.
srork will also sppesr This grand festival will take
plsos ON Tuerday, the 18th inst
CHnpTr', MISsrRELs entertainments Pre-.
tpt-d by there philosophers every evening as racy
a. ever and chow to how great perfection Ethiopian
minsresy can be brought Some years ago, when .
fSW eongt and q tune or two on ACCORDION oonst-
tut~d IN Ethiopian people thought they
great sfairs Cbristy however BY his Mus and taot
has ra'at this tpeces Of
OF eight or ten perormers and soeotfo perfor
on a. many instrumsDte, besides beautiful singing,
form the nightly programme. To night they will give
all their last excellences.
M ADRrEs, the most extraordinary Of the magoiaus
OF the day, 10 doing wonders At the Minerva Rooms
His talent "a professor II eserdemAn Ii we'll knsvn
IN tbis country and time has sire gthened, not Of
faced. any Of his capabilities In this line.
YArEHR Hill gives his seto nd enter n mont this
evening, at Stuy vesapt IDsrtute Al his arst on
audience mostly lsoies, By his masterIy limitations,