The New York herald., 1850-05-17
Theatrical AID Musical.

menced about three o'clock this morning aud lasted
until daylight. TIE shipping suffered severely.
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Theatrical and Muslcal.
BowERY THEArRE.-Mrs. Hamblin appeared again
last evening, in the character Of the Countess, in
Knowles play of Love" There but senti-
ment and one feeling in the immense mass of human
beings assembled to hear her that sentiment
Of unqualified admiration, which evidenced by
breahess attention delivered some of her finest
passages, and universal and applause she
concluded Mrs. Hsmbns reading is singulsrly cor
rect; her defamation and attitude in defamation,
In passages which long and tedious in the
mouths Of ordinary actors il the purest the most fas-
cinating. and most perfect have ever witnessed.
The most unlearned cannot but hold the depth Of
finish and the perfection Of study In her highly cass
cal and ornate defamation Onths other hand, added
to uniform elegance ia the whole part. she every
and then gives to certain passages. where the
casion equres, and the ebulon is opportune. such
burst of feeling such depth Of expression. such
power Of passion and emotions as invountsrily car
~ away the minds and feelings Of whole audience
with her. Her identification with the character she
plays he test to which only great genius attain,
and which is so rarely to be seem pcr such an
actress in London would be exalted to the skies by the
public applause and meet with the appreciation which
only such actress deserves III English admired
some of our misses, what would they think OF Mrs.
Hamblin! They would absolutely deify her 1T behold
ing such finished performance Joined with such per-
feet feminine beauty and eegance Of form aud feature
In seeing Mrs. Hambn on the stage, we agree Tor
with tho dssolute prince in admiriug the matu
rty of female beauty, even far above its lovely In
fancy
Miss Davenport is, night after night, adding fresh
arrels those that have already crowned her career
on the stage Free from the cold und,r which she
lsbored during her former engagement her brilliant
powers have full scope, and produce corresponding
impression on the audience To- night appears in
virginia her original character for her own benefit
when WI feel confident the citsenS Of Sew York Will
evince their high appreciation Of her genius. and
Of the pleasure they have derived from her scting
by giving her "a bumper"
NinIo's G.RprS This magnificent establishments u
going mp to fu steam and this is not to be wondered
at, when Nibo has engaged such able manager -
| Brougham, and such a company. composed Of highly
fvoi,c and talented artists The beautiful comedy Of
The Poor Gentleman performed last evening,
before good house. and ths principal characters rem
dced with that ensemble which denotes powerful d.
recting hand Mesrs. Brougham. Chippeudaie Lynne,
Seton, and Mic oknson, Mrs. Vernon aud Mis- Nickin-
| son, frequently sppauded in their rssp-etivs
parts was but justice for their acting deserved In
deed, such reward Betwern the third and fourth
| acts, Grand Pas de D-ux" was danc.dsby Mdllss.
Celeste and Caroline. o-night, Brougbam's drama,
called temptation, will be performed with the sx-
| cellcnt burlctta Of The Captain of the watch"
| Burrows sTnraIrE.-Besdes'Domb bey aud Son, y that
favorte piece which attracts every night Of its per-
foruance oyercrowded houses, AN entirely new farce
performed last evening, az this temple OF drama
| tic amusements. The piece TO which W. have jua
alluded is called the MY serous Kpockings" and
auebabe Illustration of those knockings so iengthily
| alked Of in some papers Of the ghost. OF Roches-
| ter Newark and Jamaica The plot Is without inte-
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situations TO which Mr. T. Johnston old German,
Ica Irish servant, and above all, Mis- Chspnan
q singer ghost with her lover, the knocker, have
given life aud excited hilarty. However. the piece
well received and when offered wall attract nume
knoc kings at the door Of tnis th-str. Tonight
the "serous Family will b.. perfor With the new
farce Of EMysterious Knocking"
NAuoSaL Tursrrr.-This ever popular, ever 1T
tracve theatre filed again las evening 20 It's ut
most capacity; nor the admiring GRO ~ds di.ap
pointed in the hero Of attraction tnc talented and IA
n
iican and popular drama, the chef Gsurs of the
evening, and afforded Mr. Burke peculiar opportunity
Of exhibiting the versatility o his t,sn AMI thu cor
recincss and elegance of his conception and perform
anoe The greatest applau-e greftsi him throughout
his whole enactment OF tb hig y era shc aud origi-
nal character The other piecesof which the Peoples
Lawyer" afforded a fac display Of Burkss rare and
| extraordinary comic powers, of al nirabIy amid
the rapturous appliance efa delighted su iicucs This
evening Burke sgain appears forming A. the head Of
hnc company, aud mo.t attractive bill such an
induoement as the theatrical public cannot easily re-
stt.
Afron Pt.cr THrsrEr Tho success. NJ Yi-. Cu.b-
at this theatre Il only what might b. expected
from her worldwide reputation and gresi popularity
in New York she ply- ngiJy n ov-ra ,sins houses,
and amidst the mo-, dcidud ra,i,ns Of public
favor. She l. assisted by a strong W, Sro.i..gu,
including Miss y. waliack. Neaar. and Couldoek so
that tnis theatre - At pfcsent vsry attractive, To-
" - cushman ~il perform the part u Romeo Mise
Walack that ~ Julitt. while ur tonidock "a appear
as M"rcutio and Mr.. N'ahe ~ Tybalt capital per-
fornanee aud a fun house are snticipated
CBEfsrr's Orsns HoJst -Ths Amu.rm~nt. for this
evening. area usual vey nttrasiiv. IN. p-inc pal
features ethetNc, ent -,vctsn of lies zpiendid
inst umcntal performances. AMI exquisite dancing.
Mrs DsvEVFosr The trsgads In which this sxcel.
lent actress appears 90. night the rbsdsay raea
tre. was written by n a. tour d. - Wan. tor Nil.
Rachel aud sub rqutny tram atei aud apted the
hneiish Stage BY capt Rsitor oi Loadpn.
Cssttr GsHprv.-This beautiful retreat has ooen.S
Ior ihe sunmer so'sn, We kopv % 40 place - wcli
calculated TO upart health th. charm az location
~" sc' n"ry = magnibccut be tutf hay surrounded
~ tie most enchanting scrnery. a. rlclin. on sofa
90 70. h-lcony aud behold The various @s- pssing
% and fro. ON a beautiful mtonl uighf rrand
and impnstug sight snd Whhr 10 r Engaged the
svit tWtet aud melodipus touch Lnd-rs nsli In
ttfalnf ~ tscrtd music calculated 10 call forth
tho mot d.le htfui th1nghs aud cheering rsfsstons
a concert every sunday escnirg
O,ssric Pierce Ninstr,isa are exertinr their pow
ers of negro miulr'y IN order to plcAss tb,se who
ratrOnixe the Olympic
a,iouscs-whItss scrcnaders are. a. usual rinxng
st 80 Bowtry.
Cnsrss Mrgtfu.- The CO neas Beauty s.u con.
tinuss 10 attract large a'scmblsg.. Of our cti1eut
Curfsr sssrvntY Roout -rhs san-a aire Rel.
ringer dras siug mum bers 20 har tbs music
they produce from their bells
BrhToSs AssrupL, Roovs -Th" eshibiiiou of beau
tul scripturai ustrHtions aud other of in.
tcrest, are veil worth sceiag
Iirusos. fHr fHisH Acrea -This be rich ,ou,.
coan aud vocalist. who hasdrlghtet NJ WITH his rich
hunor. and enchanted with his rnel,Iies is
stre TO fuccesd Mise Davenport ur IIuison our In
the south aud his rnrsgr mt ~ ~ Louis have been
mot suecessfu his return here ~l N. welcomed bv
bosts OF admirers and friends 90 ahead
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