The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-01

characters Keeps the house full every svenin g and
moreover brings lots Of hard cash into the treasury
Pierce Egsn's celebrated sxtravsgsnss probably
never more psturaly played. a. far tho boxing
scenes 20. than it 10 at the Bowery. Mr. H yer
shows to much advantage the stage nd hardy In
deed must be the individual who would endssvour 20
cope with him besides the mms advs nts9es his
pbysicsl fUrce and great height give him he IL ths
roughly acquainted with ell the points Of pugilptio
ecispce His late advt in the encounter In Nary
land no doubt has sincs that affair, exclaimed like
honest Sir Andrew Aguecbeek In the play, 4" An had
known thou vert 30 cunning In fence, III De hanged
mad fought thee.' The mimic repres0n tstion the
stage however s as far AS Mr. Hyer will 60 Ia the
pueistio line h-nceforth SO those who wish to tue
wsy great fighter OF the day did It." had be ter
take the PIE opportunity, whilst rom and Jerry"
II being played. They will never have . better
To- night he and his friends will sgsin appear The
drama OF the "S~rg-ants Wife, and faioe will
cluds The entertainments
BEoApwAr THEATRx.-Ws much gratinsd ct
witnessing 40 fashionable and Numerous sttsn-
dance at this elegant theatre last evening" which, by
the way, is more lika drawing than place Of
public amusement in consequence Of ths strict order
and decorrm which prevail Such attendance
gives coursgs to maosgrrs and enables the actors to
play with spirit. No actor, no matter what his powers
may be- can DO justice to Himself whe there is
q thin audience and but the actor can form
the sishs des Of the un pleasant the painful ssn.a
ton which accompanies an appearances under such
adverse circumstances: The popular drama Of "Don
C@ssr BazRn vas by partic aiar request spressnt
ed Mr.. Lester, as Don Wssr was most excellent. He
warmly and repeatedly applaudsd The part Of
Celeste, while that Of Mariana received full justice
from Miss f. Wslsck' Her deneation Of the char.c.
ter was successful because It WAS natural and the
Of going ahead OF 1t, success would more frequently
reward Their efforts. An actor should bs pathetic
without bombart, and impasioned without rant and
without endaDgerDg the passions and tho very exist
encs of those who may happen to be near them Ex.
hibtions of thi: description remind ~ OF the follow
--Turs'ous Aipn u' jugu'at dunn Mewnona dumqus"
The petite drama called the midnight Watoh. was
avedf
acting II Miss + Wsliack rs Pauline, and OF Miss
Telbn Minetta has insured it passport TO public
BILL deserve TO DO mentioned In Mandatory terms Tho
gymnsstio performance Of the Marnnetti family
bill evening 1t attractive,
and What must have been mort pleasing 70 the propr
etor and manager, the public were OF the same
opinion.
NATIONAL THEArns.-We have but little to say
gardng the doings at this house, every thing goes
on with the unvsry ing which has always
attended since ChsufrAu commenced to reign. They
have capital company now at the National Mr.. Nc
| FaraEd, who does what Is termed we believe, the
leading business, Is most excellent actor and mors-
he 10 always we'll prepared in his part great de-
In every actor and the rock ON which many
| rising splits Chapman and Booth do toe comic
parts captay and ssch in their ne ID fret rate
10 night, the drama OF the Pride OF the Market"
VIII b. plsy.d first CbsDfrsu takes tbs part Of the
Chevaor de- Betreve In It and is which he does
admirably. One would scarcely believe that the
dig nfed and chivslr GUS young marquis Is identical
with the reckless Nose, always on hand Tor "muss
and reqr estipg every body 10 'oome along "Moss"
will BE- on hand to night again, ., usual, and new
farce, called the Mistaken Stery," Will conclude the
evenings amuse ments.
Burrows THEATRE CHAMBERS STREEr.-The en-
teItannents at this elegant little theatrs commenced
Lost night with the comedy of the Fast Man, ,,
which parsed off, 80 1t hitherto has done, with unver
| sal applause. Mr Broughsm, IS "Skyrocket Ned,
was exceedingly happy In his psrsonaon Of that cha
raoter and gave very truthful delinsation of what
| Cs..k ~ pfA
was followed by the new extravaganza Of G The Ki ng
| of the Peacocks' in which Miss Chapman sxosed-
laughter by the in which he sustained part
Of the Blue Fly, Mrs. Broughsm looked as ospt
waiting as ever in the par. Of Fiorzsl Ths s..ravs
seemed highly delighted with those last two efforts
to cater rr their amusement.
BaoADwAr CIRCUS Among the numerous places Of
amusement Of New York, the CIRCUS Of Messrs Sand,
Lent Co is one Of the most deserving. The prioci.
pal riders Of this superb troupe made last night great
Crusaders" as we'll the Chinese Festival" Mr..
Sand, ~ well Master w. Aymsr in their pris o.
CANT Mr. Rugsle., in his the slack rope, made
also great impression The whole concluded with the
bure.qus sporting scene ofthe pony races In xhoh
froo and poide nts familiar to the equenters Of the
racer and at last the steepe chase OF Fix ponies
this very amusing elected much lsug and
meraimeBt. This amusing scene IL worthy Of being
witnessed BY everybody.
celent artist pianist, aided BY orchestra Of fty
performers. will give grand concert lie Desert At the
tful con position Of Fscsn David viii be given in the
original language (Frenoh) and tho whole will be
der the direction VI s'gDor Bsrili. Tne POLES will be
supg by gpor Arntldi and the speaking part viii DO
delivered BY Professor Richards No pains hav. been
spared to give to this sublime composition all the ef
fectivs display which It so richly deserves.
CHRBTY's MINsrRELs night, q No violin
player surnsmed LIE Jeune Vieuxtemps will appear la
this company, and give their patrons a taste of his
quality He is sxid 10 bes most plsndid volinist and
will doubtless create perfect furoe Chrsty lie always
on tie lock out to engage artists and make his
company perfect In every way That most stupsndous
wCik, the voyage Musical " 10 Is much applauded
ever To night II will be given with full programme
Of Ethit plan exc, lepcies.
New ORLkANs SgRErADRRs.-Great IL the rush to
hear these performers every evening aud they keep up
their star ding hrst musicians with pc
cess The limitations Of the various wind instruments
by Max Zorer, the bono limitations by Swains, bur-
le,qos pa norap the Italian scena. Collins singing
Oh Bulls violin Performances Master Mite bells
cling &C. compose but portion Of their pleasing enter
taiL ments.
attract in the Western and Southern States They
fnished . most suoo.ssfui snsssemsnt at the IS.
Cbs',es Theatre, o, during which they drew the
beet touses Of the season.
T,.:p playing to crowded houses at the
MADAM Anna BIsHor This great favorite and ex-
c.rts et Washington. In fact, everywhere she ap.
pears che ia received with the most snthusissc ep-
plause' which she richly deserves.
The HoHrsTocKs-Thsss artists who were not As
successful their splen did musical abilities deserved
In this city, are nov, perceive, beo oming great
svores and are we'll patronzsdi In their tour through
the States.
Mr.. DeDpster, the vocalist, has arrived in Phadei-
phe, and will give series Of during the next
week.
Sgnor Bits Is at the Chinese Museum. Philadelphia
Mrs Butler was sppoupc I'd to commence her Shaks-
pesrssn readings IN New Bedford, Mass, last night.
Mrs Sprsgue, formerly Mrs Harrison, the actress,
died 1t her residence in Boston, on Saturday last.
Rio GRAND Du Sol, Dec. 19, 1913.
State Of -Poiticai-Amxsen,emts &c.
BY the brig Raymond Dezaldo, have an oppor-
tunity Of informing you of the state of trade, the
markets, &c. Business Is something better than
when wrote you last; several vessels have been
taken within the past week at toerable fair rates.