The New York herald., 1850-01-06

Theatrical and Musical.
BowERr THrArRE.-Among the delightful and inter
estiDg in the -Four Musketesrs or Ten Years
After" OF the most pleasing and humorous Is the
board the Calais packet. This 10 admirably
got up, and is highly comic. Bszan, (air. Winans)
performs the reslipg sick valet to sdmirston When
they all about turn In, and Bazan goes stagger
ing slipping pull OF his master's boots and after
falling cpsipg to the tables and chairs at
last he falls into his masters arms the scene Is ind
Dtsly amusing, and 10 performed to the very life :
fearful explocn Of the packet shpsnd ts see Bazan
tossed up and down on the waves, like Sancho In
blanket all as large and natural as hfs-ts beyond de-
scIiPtion pleasing and striking.
BRoApwAr THEATaH.-At this theatre last evening
"Othellon was the figure of attraction Mr.. Coudock
took the part Of the jealous Moor, and Mr Dyott the
Isgo. The house but slimly attended, neverthe-
les thoe wbe did attend appeared to be much amused
at the m In which the play was enacted The
ensrsinm. nts concluded with farce Of the Wind
mill"
NrBLo,s GAnpEN.-Another brilliant assembly was
present yesterday evening at this very popular place
Of amusement The entertainments CONNIE need with
the ever popular comic pantomime of"Jocko, or the
Brazilian Ape" which sustained by the celebrated
Ravel Family, with all their accustomed pantomimic
ability and elected the applause of full house The
pantomime succeeded by two new Pas de Deux J."
compoasd by M. Brilliant and H. Wells, which were exc
euted By Miles, Bertn, Lehman and the composers to
the sstisaction Of all present Mile Berth, in partcu
lar, drew forth the admiration and applause OF de-
lighted audience. The smusements concluded with
the magnificent comic pantomime OF Raoul, or
the Magic Star, which still continues to draw immense
houses Last night it was received again With as hat
terng marks of appreciation and pleasure as have
ever characterized its previous representations AS
the Is to close Tuesday let every one hasten
to see Raouln as this may be the last opportunity
they can embrace.
BuRror's THEATRE.-Lsst night. at this theatre,
which is always crowded by very numerous audience,
was performed the popular comedy of Serious Fs-
mily" 1t is indeed, avery funny thing and We think
1t 10 impossible for man, who has listened to that
piece preserve his seriouness with such actors IS
Burton and Brougham. The musical burlesque OF
Herr Nanny, followed, which elected the applause OF
the most grave spectators. The Christmas tale OF
" Santa Claus" concluded the performance, and was
received with every mark Of satisfaction Mr. Phillips,
the the evening author Of the last named
piece has had We think productive night as well tor
M d.. as 'or S ruscessf"i eomsSy se
rioss Family" will be repeated with Coemans piece,
The Poor Gentleman" This favorte house will, no
doubt, be oveihowed
CuA,yp.u,s national THEATRE First In order last
evening" in q rich budget Of entertainments, was the
"Inyincibles or the Soldier Woman" piece most ex
citing and attractive peculiarly interesting to an
American audience, for no people in the world are
more fond of military exploits, show and parade This
has always been the in republics because in re-
publcs human nature Is more developed, aud EXHIBITS
is lighting and other propensties more unconstrain
edy Next followed that be witchns piece of rich fun
and bursque Of grand md gorgeous spectacle OF IN
terestipg plot and sDufing scenes "Eemale
Guard" The scene Of the quasi Tom Hyer and YAM
kee sullivan 6eht, drew down rounds Of laughter and
applause. Next followed the" Floating Beacon in
which Harry Seymour the life Of the piece he Is of
every piece In which be plays performed the part OF
Junk. British sailor, with admirable perfection
MrrcHEIL's OLYMPIC THEATuE.-The entertainments
of yesterday evening commenced with the mythology
cal burletta Of the Olympus Reves. or Prometheus
and Pandora which witnessed with much pleasure
and delight Miss Mary Taylor, Pandora delivered
her various songs with excellent TASTE and much
sppauded The burletta was followed by repetition
of the musical extravaganza Of the Twelve Months
which Is admirable piece aud was ably sustained.
The o. mic drama Of the Pet Of the Pettcoatsn
ceedsd the extTayseapza. Miss Roberts, In the cha
ractsr Of Paul pet Of the peticoa,s acted her part
with much ability evipcing great tact and originality.
The concluded with the laughsble farce Of
the Trumpetsr's Wedding which was performed to
the entire satisfaction Of the house Miss Mary Taylor
the universal fsvorite at the Olympic, takes her bene
Gt on Monday which occasion her numerous friends
and admirers will not fell TO offer her an overhowng
bumper The entertainments are Used U pn Invisi-
| BILE PriDce,n" Dead Shot," and Jenny Lind"
| ITALIAN orrnA TO morrow evening, Donezettis ex-
oelept opera Of Anna Bolena" win be produced for
the fret time In this city II has been rehears-d seye
raj times and the orchestra well drilled that We
may expect that the vscats, chorus singers and
the brilliant qualities of musical science There viii
certainly be great rush to see Bertucca In the char.
OF Anna Bolepa which admits Of such great
| for the exercise Of her vocal talent.
| CunurY's MissrnELs-The same program Of en-.
tertainment, namely, negro melodies the Voyage Mu
ss and dancing Of every kind continue to ba the at
tiactive features OF this establishment No matter
what the state Of the weather be, Mschaccs Hall
is always sure TO command q good audience so much
admired these darkies for their great wit and drol
/ lery.
| AMERICAN MusruM-The entertainments a. this
popular resort very attractive for the next
The performances commences with the "Spsiied Chid'
and will be followed by the imposing ceremony OF Fire
Worhp. a. practfed by the ancient Druids; the ssr
cophssus of hangist and the termination Of tie dead
Drud the sensitive glasses Of the Druids which in.
sntly break when poison II put on them the
mony of Bslathene ana ~orship. No doubt crowds
will visit the Museum during the week.
| Cmcus, AsroR PLscr.-To morrow evening IL set
apart for the benefit of Mr. e. Dsriss, which
son MIR Willett the greatest humorist living will sp
pear. The equestrian exercises gymnastic fests aud
other performance in the ring excellent and thsre-
fore a. o. hoped the friends OF Mr. Darius sil rally aod
| give him n bumper,
SIoNoh BlnE will commence a series Of his highly
amusing f,nts Of magic art ysntrooqusm aud the
bibtion Of his wonderful Canary birds, at the Brook.
| lyp Institute, tomorrow evening.
| Mas DrAr-This lady, sided by eve talented chill
Friesy next There will be excellent selection OF
melodies and concerted pieces
MIR. Flsmming is giving Shskspearean readings in
New Orleans
Mifs Davenport closeds most successful engagement
ot forty nights, at the Botton Athsnrum on shtAy
evening last.
Drs1RucTrvE FIsE N WIcKroap, n I've learn from
the Providence 7fansertpf tbst very DISASTROUS IRE
occurr,d in WEXFORD, yesterday morning, at about
hsf past o'clock The ore originated In the loser