The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-24


let performed last evening, at this always
theatre with the favore drama entitled Nick of the
Woods" Mr.. and Mrs wallack, jun, rendered ad-
mirably well the characters Of Hamlet and Ophes
and were received with the most rapturous applause
Mr. Scott and Miss Wemyss in the drama, were, as
the entertainments gave the greatest isacticn
the numerous fequenters who attended the attractive
performances Of last night.
BRoADwr THr.rnr.-The performances here, last
night, consisted Of the drama Of Irish Honor
"The Irish Post" and the excellent comedietta of
where There's a viii There's Way" In the two
former pieces Mr. Collins sustained the Hibernian with
his usual ability and peculiar humor. keeping the
whole house in one continual roar Of laughter, and
ccitng the most rapturous and deserved applause
only by his rich and racy deneaion of the PstSnder
but by the great sweetness and humor Of
This evening he will perform his easy and cha
rscter Of King O'Niel Mr. Coiiins's engagement Is
drawing TO close. and the house for the few remain
ing nights Is sure to be crowded II has been for the
lsst fortnight The attraction last evening unus
uauy strong Mr. Barrett Mr. Dyott, and Mrs skerrett
having performed the principal characters In the after
piece.
BrRroSs Tpr.rSx.-No comment Of ours can speak
mere fayorsbly Of the excellent and attractive
ture of the performances at this house, than the
simple fact that the comedy Of the Serious Family
has had for upwards of one hundred nights
Burton and ugham " it'll their able auxares, are
sure 20 draw around them n crowded audience,
and the delight with which the performance IL received
l. unequvocally expressed in the loud and continued
laughter created by the irresistible acting OF these
great artists Mrs Russell Is very delightful acres.
snds great fayorite and Mr. Clarke. who has contri
butd much to the attraction Of the theatre tkes his
benefit this evening, when II merit Is worthy of re-
ward he will have an overhowing house. The bill
which includes highly interesting piece entitled the
"wreekAshore," h exceedingly attractive.
NATIONAL TBrArRs. The beautiful Irish drama
called Brian Boroihme,r was performed last night,
Lefore overlooking audience, at this favori,e place
Of amusement MIR. Marshall, who filed the principal
Il n
tasfacton and admirably well sustained by Miss
Anna Cruise, aud the other members of this talented
company: The great American trsgedan appeared
also ~ Pctruchio In the shsksperisn comedy Of
Katharine and Petruehion IL H. useless to that
he received with frequent and well-mcrited ap-
pause The entcrtsinme &c concluded with the farce
OF The p,ad sho, which nassed on amid a roars Of
laughter Tonight the bill is exceedingly attractive.
MIR Marshall will appear in two favorte parts
AsroR PIaor Tur.rRE.-Last evening, Miss Julia
Dean appeared In shakspeares beautiful play OF "Ro-
mco aud Juliet" In the character Of Juliet Mr. Neang
acted the part Of Romeo, and Mr. walcot that of
Mercutio The play as n whole was ably sustained
throughout and gave general satisfacon Mr. Rice, ss
Jumbo jun, in the laughabe farce of "Ginger Blue,
kept the audience In roars Of laughter The enter
tanmens this evening consist Of the excellent
dy Of The Jealous Wife, We are inclined to think
that Miss Dean appears TO great advantage in comedy,
and we are persuaded she will personate Mn. Oakly
with credit herself and satisfaction 10 the audi
ence. With Noane, Bass, Wacot, and Lynne this piece
will be well performed
IHntsTra MINsIHus-Ihts exccllcnt band appear
again this evening and will sing beautiful collection
81 negro melodies and play several solos the violin
guitar banjo Sc They will appear at the old head
quarters, Mechanics Hall, next Monday, where no
doubt they will be welcomed by hundreds who have
been delighted with their performances during the
winter season.
OI,nrfc-Pierces Ministries are, II may judge
from large audiences doing very good business The
b for this contains many favorite airs which
no doubt, sii be sung With good taste The anus ami %
afternoon concert Mt O'Clock.
Cpers AsTon PLAor.-The performances of the
French equestrian troupe are nightly Witnessed with
demonstrations of pleasure and delight They give an
afternoon performance, at O'Clock
CmxrsE Musiun.--The exhibition of the Chinese
lady with the small feet together with several Of her
attendants is drawing large assembages TO this esta
blishment
MrioproS whites serenaders. although not con-
tending for supremacy in Broadway, are doing quiet
and profitable business at 50 Bowery.
T.rrnsacLr.-The Hutchinson family will give one
OF their interesting concerts at the Tabernacle this
evening The programme contains choice selection
Of their songs. They great favoritcs, and viii
Therefore be likely TO have a foil house.
CtARKr's BrNrrrr.-This old fayorite, and very de-
serving artist takes his benefit at Burton = ths
ming IL Is hoped his friends will exert themselves on
the occasion.
series of readings Of shakspearvs plays at the Female
ACADEMY Brooklyn. The first entertainment will be
given next Monday evening.
CpA~ryRs srRxrr, sew Yort. April o. iss0.
To Enron HERALD
ALLOW cell your attention 20 the fact that thea
Ihamfers has been neglected four times durnf
the last fortnight IN the usual dramatic notices in The He
raid When o other matter drives out the thesri-
cal altogether we'll content 70 shars the oss
with my neghicr but when other public place s mo-
gect % the Chambers house b something than
accident the part % your attaches which requires
yours. truly. W. v BURTON.
We cordially give place TO the above letter from Mr.
Burton Of the Chambers street Theatre for the bene
nj Of all concerned and Of any careless critic In
establishment who has neglected the pleasant task Of
noticing the performance. " any such gentleman.
careless Of his duties be found have had the
important information, however that some copy has
fallen down the spout; and. examination, one OF
the notices In question was found among the office
swcepngs IL should have gone up the spout
where many other things never more 10 be heard
Of Really, however. think that Mr. Burtons thea
tire well dispense with theee notices occasionally
for his house has been ded every night, and
readers have supposed probably that any cessation in
cur accommodations was purely Ia Kindness 70 the
public. who would be very much squeexed and incom-
modcd were We TO direct greater tide towards Cham
bars street Mr. Burton need not fear for the future
We shall do as well az 10 please the public In
this businese, and would like 10 manage our affairs In
way With special instructions for our sins
Of cmission-which less than those of commission.
IfMr. Burton can possibly farce ont Of thu
letter and these remarks, and perform next MonsAy
We will give him four notices 20 make UP for tie de-
helenccs to which he very curiously fansies hlmscn