The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-03
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| In continual roar Of laughter After which an ~
tirely ballet, entitled "Diana," vas performed 4,
which have Miles Berth, A. Lehman. and M Brii
liant who, in seine beautiful dances elected fro tn
an hour intermission, the never firing pantomims
"Raoui, or the Magic Star" was represented and ID
tcenery, its tricks ana above all, the conf, acting
Antoine Ravel rs De Courcy, was received with peel
o. plsudfts and shouts Of laughter. TO night, for th
last night but one, the same magnificent spectsci
being prophets in announcing that NisIo's Gsrds
will be overcrowded from the parquetts to the las
gallery
BURror's TnEArNE.-Ths great thestriosI tact O
Burton MS manager also his splendid abilities q
comedian true to nature, have made his establish
ment the resort Of highly respectsbre audiencss
whose discrimination points out to them tne crest "a
psriGrity OF his ,oSs d,amstiqne Tonight, 0kesfes
cast which may defy 4pmpetition The great come
dian himself 1--WE mean Burton Sir George Thunder;
j. Lester, an actor Of the most polished msnnsrs,
as Harry Thunder; W. r.. Blake the BILE eIins
ator ofJesse Rural, as Ephraim Smooth; johnson. .
very promising comedian, as Sim; Mo Russell az
| Hill as Jane Cannon With such gala ~ OF talent
how can Burtons theatre be otherwise
NJ Frederic will dance Pas styrisn and tts whsIs
| will close with the farce Of the -Four Sisters"
NAIIorAL THxArRB.-Ths being tho last night bot
two Of the great trsgedan Mr. Doeth we presuss his
host Of admirers will crowd the theatre from pit 10
dome The piece selected is Shssspearss tragedy Of
advantage his great histriosic powers Nj ii A Perry
will sustain the character Of MscduG; L. Favor az
Banquo, and Mrs Il. P. Grattan ssLsdy Macbeth This
cast VIII ne doubt attract q large assemblags Miss
Maivina will appear In favors dance; and this will
be followed by the gymnastic exercises of the great
Herr kfrt who nightly cheered from all the
house The smusen ents will conclude with the farce
81 Of. An Irish enlargement Tomorrow evening Herr
ties In preparation, among which Is nautical
drama.
Asron PLAcn OrrnA Housr-Last night, the ira
g. dian, Mr.. Buchanan. CONNIE iced his engagement
before OF the most brilliant critical audiences
assembled within Its walls The first feature Of
the evening was the new American tragedy Of Petus
CScinna, the hero being by Mr. Buchan
Tho play which demanded the full attention
holiness inaotion and effect its treatment req rsd
strict criticism. Caeenna, Roman consul &C Bal
Emperor Ciaucius Who sends Tor him to bs eondsssed
instantly to Rome. Called by the chains OF despotisu
which every where around him bind old Rome 70 ds-
grsdation and tramel up his own free viii to speak
for her, he ob@ys his Arrived at Rome, he
spfe.rs In the forum amongst the citizens and, With
comma nds their hearing from the rostrum whence he
Immediately afterwards confronts the Bmperor. Csu-
dius alarmed at this honest daring against the abuse
Of power, condemns him TO banishment. This forms
trial time OF hear, Tor his wife and child which 10
portsnt scenes GaeinnA 10 summoned to his trial In
the capitol and there speaks in defence against the
thrown into prison wher, he 10 visited BY Cisudius
whose aei9rmtes he paints showing them with great
unsovernsbie wrath and H. about to slsy him ahss
he IL prevented by the guards. Hs 10 after wards
visited BY his wife who comes to osr him the means
herself lie Is now coneemned to be hurled from tbs
Tarpeisp rock To avoid the Disgrace Of this puaish-
mept he ends his own lie upon the brink OF II.
This In brief Ia the story Of this classical pre-
duction. Mr. Lynne comma nded great applause.
nation, Is veil q, Mr. Sicsipson. :" Mr. I.sss.
and several others. Mrs Melinda Jones and Mis-
Nickenron were admirable. At tn. end OF the Sc
cond act the principal characters called before
the curtain to receive the spontaneous applause
was again called out and still again a, tn. end Of the
fifth act, when the author, also, called Tor Mr..
in " he hnd been al han h. h.A
refined Mr. Isaac y. Prsy, the author the TRAGEDY
made his appearance in accordance with the desires q
Laeits and gen,ene.-Ih to aefpowdge your hisd-
pleased 20 resolve this eranatie work have al." sss,
q nsssf s1s hsni: 20 '.pr,' 90 ,hs, ,ds. and gen
ioly rsrre.nsa IN. play. Permit s.., iadis. ..A
s.rs tlssi sSi. Frank Sud rSns EsPsS.s sss ~.
f ss s.T. 9isp .ss
MOI S' sf Pre- ~ % Il: .s, e Ana at
Sn sS 70 r ny Ss the .'
vcb rtrardi.,s eSp-pso he hss CON. r.rd a. the
5 orr. IaS.s to Ps.,n Obi, play 80 New f.I. .Jass
ie mos. secure asd subsssnsi OF HE uasateA
This speeoh uasrecsised With the mos. hearty ap-
Ilsuse and the author retired After this sseae Of
troupe Espnossa and Nile Frsnek perfor ming wonders
In their beautiful art gave the highest satisfaction the
) inner creating shouts 81 laughter In every scene.
To night the Whole performance will be repeated s,a
We doubt not that psrtrnance, such as has seldom
been known upon the Aniericsn stsg-, will attract
another house oroxdss from the orehsstra to the
ceiling.
c,H,,r,, or,h, Horsr 1. stHl the re-or; OF h.a-
tires" for mauy faces be recognized there whs
have visit,d the hall from its hrst opcnsg The en-
tsrthinmebt a very good and highly amusing 10 con.
sis Of songs gl,os and ohoyus.s together With as,r.
mer'al psroi names and dsncipg Christy lie ct the
top a. the Who'll Of fortune.
OiYmpic-Pgifors' Nirsrrus-This band 10 u.u
selectsd, and aIOrd considerable anu ement to the
yisiters-the singing Is good The instrumental per-
Nee mi frela l.. r.
sn re- performances last evening gave general sstis
faction
Drunhsrd" stili draws ercvcsd houses We should
not be surprised hat Mr. Clarke. from his long aud
talented approximation % Ed~srd Misd.ston, you'd
imagine when apart ncIs the stare that lac really
the fac smile Ilis psrsonstion gives the utmost
tisist ssd delight 10 the visiier. Of the Mu.su
The frankiin EosiDs Company. OF Philsdeiphi. vi
Whit the husesD This afternoon.
T,RErsscIr The grand couceri of afr aud Mrs..
nblller VII fome ~ b. night Al the Tabernacle rhs
vocal and nstr pnsptsl selections excellent bstss
Sempos.rs
Ms DrN,srrs-TAi. ceisbrs.sd ballad .iassr -fW
ave hi. ls-i eonssrt e. the TAbernses Friday
ntrR He Will sing most of his psir. irs aud b~a stft
musioal coIspositirps-als also TIE eoox. A sauts
ton 10 hmsrlse." No doubt his friends vus
etince their sdss for bis ablte ~ tistisg TIA. Ia
b+rbscl- on this oscasion.
M.psNr 10 VAts.-Tt ts nov rssitt-eiy settled THAI
sto hear this celebrated Efsfy,c, ef whom the
Nv ORLEANS critics and Ss,fsSs have spoken Ia ssoh
Isptsrous terms Her not ar ,,sfano. - announced
for the b<git.nng q nat ps.k at N. Astor ssra
Homs According 20 these sho have heard her, asd
srs cArahe - judging crit sally Msdams Dc vri@s \.
a'ifs 90 she very 1strssk Her voice u deecrfh~A
- really woaderioL ter The extent Of It, compass.
purity 81 tone and pare sxibility We extfset few
hnes IRON Ifsiiie of Nav Orleans Witch fully
torstss tAi- hxh surosnn -" Th- magnificent %,
msbns 10 Nries st Hose upon our earsin Norma"
and tesd her AUG itor, sntrsposd aud spell bound q
regiossthence gnsd tbroug Aou tbs atre during
Der We sarou. rossanee 81 Caste Dice, Al ths elc-s
81 shteh thor sant voices and tao thcusauf wiliisg
hands paid the cell deserved NEED e appreciation ts
We slorious singer. Madame De vries rendiIea a
Norma v0 wo,iby 81 Grit herfsf With whc-s
nhns thai OF Norma y 80 intimately a.~oristeds
We look fr vsrite the sluf Of N.dsms De Mia uiik
strong ssticir.aion. % a pleasure 60 come.
PoiifissI IhtebtGepce.
NV UAsssHi,E--Jarsd Perkins T. the vhix caaii
date, In the Third Congregational District Of sev
hav pshre. N supply the vacancy ooeasionei W the
rec gnstion Of the Hon james wigon
Mss-scHrrrys Hon. Joseph Grinneli has declined
beng esnd3ste for rselsc,lon Ia the Tenth C0ns-s-
si'sssl Dittiet Of this State.