The New York herald., 1849-11-30
TWO CENTS.


dramatic piece that has been presented for wears 4,
This city. The manner In which has been pu. upo.
tho stage reflects the greatest possible credit on Mr.
iamSin TIE proprietor and his able stage manager,
| worth the price of sdaission The entire play was
ably sustained by company which may be truly
eors'ons. and scenery are indeed very splendid aud
the sxprssson of pleasure which seemed to brighten
SCENE OF this excellent drama, gives promise that t
wil have long and succe.sful run. We have never
teore seen such . crowded house at the DO very,
that OF last evening. 1t Is justly in the full tide Of
| success.
| BROADWAY THEATHr.-Mr. Hackett drew highly re.
srectable house last evening, in his much admired
oharacter' Of Rip Van Winke play, which for broad
humor fidelity to real life up the Hudson in the odsu
time, and diversity Of incidents and indvduas s sx
ceedinsiy hard TO beat The play never fails of .
hearty reception by the people especially IL Hs,kstt
does Old Rip But II he s a SURPRISINGLY good
putchman in the Kst-kili legends he makes an
equally characteristic Frenshmsn, Monsieur Nor
blen. when Mensieur ronson arrives again for
In respect to the Frenchman and the knicksrbook-
er there was quite discussion In hous
IS to which Was the best In the concluding farce o
f. T. Mr. spasher and Bob Duchskin snstsned the fun
TO the adjournment There 10 excellent bill tor thi
| evening
| NiBLo's GARDEN There were real holiday times
last evening, at Nibo's splendid establish.aeut To
hear the hearty loud cacohinsions of the little onss
not unaccompsned by the involuntary laughter Of the
great ones was not an unintsrestug part the bsau
ful spectacle Of the evening rhe Ravel EamiIy ap-
psxred In two comic psntommss and the first act Of
that beautiful ballet, La Gselle perform ed by
q most eomplisbed csrps de 5ai,t When 1t l. said
that Mons brilliant Madame Marzetti Madame Rayai
and Mile Bertin appeared, enough IL said As to the
fcas and exploits Of MarZetti. in the Red Gnomsuit
Is I'm possible to do them Justice To sse HIN into
Z mans stomach. ana the poor sau I.eor, mr.
under all the symptoms Of a violent such an
quite astonishing He is a prodigy. But too 10
Mile. Adelaide Lehman q prodigy of swsetness and
beauty as she d.scends from a'ot' In bower OF
her nj th.r
place IL prodigy and every thing about Is prod
ei.us- prodigiousiy beautiful and fascinating.
BUEros's THEArRE Such a bill of en- ct Ia nment a.
was presented here last evening could scarcely fall
to attract, even on an ordinary occasion, crowded
house; but the myiads Of holiday folk who t1ronged
every niche Of the houfe last night gave
proof Of the public eageness 10 witness the dramatic
representations which produced by Burton and hi,
able allies The mere enumeration Of tho performancss
cal notice Only think four good pieces farce fan
and burlesque together with o vsristy Of d.uciog,
some singing and exquisite music; all sxeeated In
style for which Burton and Brougham ere provsrbia
and by corps which has gained for the manager ss
we'll the themselves degree Of orle-
brity This evening, new pay. called rhs ous.o's
Husband, or Where there's = WIN there's Way" will
be produced.
NArIosAL TnrArRr-GRoss Iysutr TO ovn Rxronrns
-ErrLANATIo' Dss.rprp The bill for last evening at
the Chatham theatre, consisted of the burlssqus OF
"Josey the Spartan" the Indian drama of Lamorsn
pieces, with Pas lie Mstslot,n the venture We
cousts and ballad constituted the ist OF entertain
ments announced for the evening. The house vas
decorated with flags, So, in holiday attire. At
early hour of the evening there crowds Of vsans
going towards the door and doubtless before the
Ing far advanced, there . crowded house For
some cause or other our reporter refused admit
tsncs and insulted by the doorksepsr. What Is the
meaning Of this The proprietor Of this theatre s .
rentleman nd n m Of ssna nd wiu ot "a
lerate such conduct In his doorksepr Our reporters
take great deal OF trouble to aid aud assist Thea
msnagsrs and II would be unjust 20 thom to tolerate
any nsuls from doorkeepers any other persons
nected with theatres. We have invests
MrcuEIL's oLrnrIc TnsrAn.-we must that
we have seldom witnessed such brilliant audience IS
that which collected at this neat and popular
place OF amusement yesterday evening". Every de-
psrtment crowded to that scarcely stand
Ing left, while the pit was ersmu ed almost
TO sunocaton: The entertainment selected for last
night consisted Of three excellent pieces namely the
comic opers Of Brother aud sister the burissIas
the opera Of the Bohemian Girl" by Baker. called
the Bohea-Msn's Girl the operatio bsrAteile OF
Jenny Lind, and the petite comedy Of the" crown
sustained with the greatest success Imaginable Mr.
Bishop and Miss Taylor acted 10 the arst t~o pieces
with much ability, and elected rap,urous sppiauss.
Mr.. wsloot, In the comedy Of the :" Grown frinosJ'
acquitted himself TO general sstsfction giving rise to
MIss Sinclair takes her bsnsat. when she viii sDpsss
In Amilie " and" Trumpeter's Wedding
cHHisT,s MrSsrsrLs.-Ths success Of this band 10
wonderful Every night Mechanics Hall IL lighted up
portion Of our citizens The pIanvs touches OF ths
guitar banjo, violin and other instrums nts as they
accompany each song and chorus are exceedingly ne
lodous, and the performers receive well plau-
dts
s,eSo, L. MASS,'s Brs,rIr This celebrated artist,
morrow evening, which occa.ion an exoellens pro-
gramme q entertanment IL presented for tue
nightly visit this favorts thesre Ths psrformsooes
e.mbne ballet aud opera" Eiixr a A more aud the
ballet psntomime ~ Mons. Dechsluneaun the
opera viii be sustained By the Italian company sguo-
rins Borghese per,onsting the character Of Adios.
She will also sibg In costume with NJ Noriauut, the
cslebrsted duo from La File du Regimsot.u Max
Maretz.k has kindly permitted his oompaay appear
on the occasion. We hope La Mamma may have q
bumper.
GLIpDor's P.SopsNa or rHr Nnr we are Glad to
perceive that this beautiful aud classic pssns whoa
10 attracting the attention which C deserves tits De,
eomiog known TO the peop. Of this city, aud, ass
appreciated. we have already spoken In f,vorabis
terms Of this celebrated paporsms and can only re-
peat the csndid opinion which gave previ ,us
occaion-thst those who tsvs studied the history
Egypt sDd all who take interest IN the records or
It's sDcisut people should omit seeing it u has
been endorsed by the SJfD EgTp Ian Society OF Da-
don, ss accurate Ia every part To witness ths
scenes which srs 80 grspbicsy depicted ths pa,s.
WITH ones eyes tss bis,o,s.l reuinialsnsrs al
records shich ae both siie' q that great river IA
tne t"h'lto~hA tonntfy the tNrtmiif f1@ ff0ta o.
the Gsdounsn fact svery thng % later. a. bst~e-a
Cairo aud tie sseoud cataract In Nabis 49, dssosg
master hand aud are 90 corr,c T. dei'uestef tat g.
aros, a. Y od a. stnossing the E1sl - see ths
/ copies In this psncrama
Clcts, AsroH PLAcE wsllett the innii ali. rio -.
and Vile He.a a'e drawing fsrts sou-es a. ght.
The equestrian exercises Of Ns Ross ars very gra
ful srd her marvellous Ss (fce are acconpdspst
without The least visible mnscuar exertan they e.n
move Ike spontaneous arts pf voinn tha, Ste r-.ls
~ lorg practice Her atntu1es ysriri an4 b.st-
tful her rspid sod graceful movenrcuts suin.tei
With pff fnelipr. while
f'ss round the circle, reminds us VI aify lsad Al
that We have seen BY Young fietnaulss ani the met
celebfatsd riders trsuscerded by Mile Rss
the moment she appears until sne rsfes the audience
In ecsacy II delight and reward her msritornus
fess with reiterated cheers Although 10 app-.easr.
| a mere child. she is decidedly the grea,sst f.m.l-
equestrian living Were there other attrse. e.faas
but Wallet snd Mlle nosa, the circas voui b.
20 be crowded.
MhNnAITAN CIhcrs This Place of smnssrsnt la li-