The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07


BROADWAY THEArnE.-The audience ct the Broadway
Theatre last evening" was much larger that We
to see or than could reasonably have been anticipated
In consequence Of the intense desire which existed
among all classes Of citizens to learn the result Of
tie election. The fact that 1t SO large Is high
ibuts to the talent Of Mr. Collins and Mr. Blake both
OF whom It was announced would play In the favorte
comedy OF the Nervous MAN." and after that piece
that Mr Collins Was to play Psudeen o Rafferty,, in
the drama Of Born to Good Luck - Mr. Blxkes per.
turs and lite. like which is the highest compliment
Ne could pay him Collins IS Psudeen O'Raaerty,
was As usual capital and the may be said Of him
In his personston OF McShane the Man Of Nerve. In
those characters he sung the Sprig Of shslah and
the Widow Machree,n and convulsed the audience
with the nsue manner in which he not only sung but
acted them The evenings entertainments wound up
with farce. MIR. Collins will appear to night as
OGrsdy, the Irish Gusrdsmsn, in the new drama Of
that name, fer the first time In New York Now that
the election Is over We have no doubt the house will b.
crowded.
NiBLo's GARpEr.-Ths interest manifested in the
election last evening had not the effect to diminish the
usual number Of spectators at Nibos. There was in
deed, brilliant house and brilliant performance. 1t
VAS as the bill indicated, grand dancing festival"
in which the whole of the Ravel Family appeared In
two comic pantomimes, " Robert Macaire," and the
Red Gnome and White WARRIOR between which
pieces was introduced . new and splendid dvertlse-
quilted themselves beautifully in several dances. A
Spanish dance, which Mile b. performed received
rewarded by bouquets which thrown to her from
the boxes This evening, Msssrs and 4 Pscide ap-
pear in their famous characters OF the two Dromos
in Shakspeare's Comedy of T" Errors
Burrows THEArRE.-The favorits and highly sue
cessful comedy of the Old Dutch GOVERNOR" with the
music by Loder, the leading features ut Bur-
TOMS and capital good thing is as done last night
Next the amusing fancy sketch o." Lola Monies"
in which Miss Chapman completely successful as
the little clear starchsr The concluding piece the
excellent farce If John Dobbs" which, from the two
great characters by Burton and Breughsm OF Mr. Pa
ternoser and John Dobb has become the rishtfu pro-
perty Of Burton Co The house was filled, notxita-
standing the election and what with the good choice
and good Of the pieces and the and
dances to fill up tie intervals this popular theatre
never fails to draw See the excellent bill for this eve
ming.
MITsHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE The entertainments
Of yesterday evening, commenced with the excellent
petit comedy of the Grown Prince, the Buckle Of
Brilliants," which delivered in truly superior
style, and afforded uncommon pleasure and satisfaction
to the ded audience assembled at this house yes
terdsy evening. Mr. Walcot, Frederic Storks,
watcbman acquitted himself with such talent and dex
teriy that he was eqsenty interrupted by loud and
reiterated plaudit: Mr. Palmer as the Crown Prince,
lsherwood acted admirably well The celebrated opera
of "Anelie, or Love Test constituted the second
piece which attended with the same brilliant
cess that characterized it on its first exhibition.
Messrs Bishop, Wscott, Conover, Palmer, Grosvenor
and Misses Mary Taylor, Sinclair Miles and Stuart
performed their respective parts with great sela aud
were most enthusiastically chesred by the delighted
auditory. The whole concluded with the farce Of
"Tompkins Blues" which passed of exceedingly well
To- night tho Grown Prince" "Amelie, !" and " Law
yers Practice"
ITALIAN OpERA.-This evening Donixetta's beautiful
opere Of "Lucrezia Borgia" containing great many
excellent musical gems, and affordng such extensive
scope for the vocal and instrumental display of the
company win be presented for the amuse aaent Of the
patrons Of musical excellence. There can be little
doubt but that the house will be crowded by the die
tant Of this city.
CHRIsTY's MIssrRrLs.-To hear these celebrated and
fsvorite darkes execute their Ethiopian songs and
melodies Is quite treat, and recommend to those
who inclined to spend delightful evening" to pay
. visit to the Mechanics Hall.
TRYoN's CIRcUs-MR. WALLET, rBR CLowN.--we see
by the card Of Mr. Tryon, that w f. Wallet, the csle-
brated English clown engaged to appear at the Aston
S hs Do popss IN his Of s
In Europe Mr. Wallet had the honor of being pre-
sented to the Queen OF England, from whom Ne re-
csvsd . valuable medallion Of her Msjssty's portrait,
set In diamonds. The following notice Of Mr. Wallet
appeared in . Manchester journal of Sept 10th =
,os1rThs snsasem.ns OF hi. brought
The largest sudisnee to the Free trade aa Monday
troupe Of and last night The esows equally
as in the higher walks of art and Mr. fairly
be considered ssnius in his peculiar ealing His ssr.,sure
HAS Ps Of ns s%sI nSss HI, NJ and
Wit Of he circle H. Is the moral and political .atrs
ring and dsss GU, his Imposing Of public men and public
upon the Juvenile objects isruls lie squares arg-
quotes and
and ns.s. esetoneeriD speeches Nth sort o. universal
grns and laughter Those who desire specific for enHu
both study and counting house should no. fs to vs
the magic circle OF this merry and fancifu spirit
AMKRicAS MUSEUM The principal feature Of attrac-
tion at pre-. mt at this famed establishment un-
dsubtedly the wonderful gymnastc achievements and
pantominic denestions OF the celebrated Martineti
Family Besides thousand other curiositiss, there
can re several species Ct Boa serpens and an en-
ormous living crocodile.
Miss HANskr IHE MESpELssoHS Association. -
Last Monday this hourishng institution gave to its
subscribers and several hundred invited guests one Of
their best public rehearsAs Mrs Jones sang . fine
German air with great effect, and Mr. Grosnvett
played, in mastery manner, solo the violonceo.
But upquestionsby the finest part of the entertain
ment Of the evening the aria from "NAbacco" by
b, Mis- ssars Hsnsn eso s sssrs sa s1s
Of Veidis pieces land they all difficulty performed
as wcll-neysr perhaps, with deeper feeling or finer
execution The audience crowded the Gothic Hall aud 1t
made up Of the beauty and elite OF Brooklyn Mono
admitted but the members Of the association er
cept guests The utmost enthusiasm pervaded
the hall and every face beamsd with delight we un
derstand that Miss Hansen will give concert In Brook
lyR shortly and however large may be the hall 1t viii
be crowded We are persuaded we have had few. II
indeed any such cantatrce In this country and say
1t with pride. since Miss Hansen Is an Amsrcsn Her
education In the art has been thorough. and field OF
unbounded success Is open to the fair ssbstanfs
Cnnrsr AspMnLy RooNs-The fame and success Of
the skilful professor OF sg tsnchs at this place Of
surrounded with crowded house and ali seem TO BE-
delighted with the experiments exhibited bsfere them
This H. ssid to be- positively the last week OF his APP
pearsnce in New York and invite readers 20
and witness the tricks with which he has been sstoush
ing all b.holders since his fret appearance In city
Nine Macalllister and Herr st@pel also worth be-
ing seen.
Ma. J. l.. H,rro,'s Co,cERr.-In consequence OF the
excitement Of the election the series Of concerts all
vertsed to take place at the Society Library Rooms
will commence this evening, wednesday, instea Of
the announcement for yesterday and will be cont nued
for four successive evening W ednesday, Thursday,
IT'D s.A NafN hi Ill n.
Miss Fanny Frazer, pianist and vocalist from London.
Signorina Trufh announced bensat concert in Boz
ton isst night she to be sssis by Sonora Vita,
Sig Vita, Beneditu, Rosi and Bsr
Henri Herr gave his last in the city Of Next
the 22d Sept. lie has gone TO San Juan del Rio.
Madame Bishop and MIR. Bochss left the city of Mexi-
co on the 2sth September, for Querotero
Jenny Lind 10 sad TO be coming TO this country and
has already engagement with of the ma nag.rs
OF this city.