The New York herald., 1850-01-10
TWO CENTS.


Theatrical and N asicaI.
| NeLo's-THE LAST NIGHr.-The closing evening"
here (Tuesdsy) was Q fitting compliment to ths snsr
gy that has marked the Of this establishment
from its commencement and did honor the distn-
gushed proprietor Of Of the most popular places Of
! public Amusement in the country 1t was dsusely
crowded in every part After the fall OF the curtain
cold collation. placed the stage, and ell the
mechanics invited to partake and drink heal h
and to Mr.. Adam Galbrath, the head csrpsn-
ter from splendid silver cup, presented to him By
Mr.. Nibo-as the worthy donor observed in q neat
speech fos his integrity and industry. The chsn-
paigne wentbriskly round and many sjoke was made
to the quantity Of gold Adam would bring bsek from
California for which aurerous soil he is about set
out. splendid supper laid out In the saloon BY
Mr N, where he met the whole Ravel fsmiiy, and .
select friends Kindness and good feeling prevailed
Altogether 1t was an evening to remember, ia Ans
taste aud formed brilliant finish one Of the IN ,st
successful seasons on record We shall snxously look
for the re-openipg
BowERY THEATRE.-The "Th.ee Guardsmen" took
Is turn last night again, and again, usual, COM
manded . crowded house, This, however, II is an
nounced is to be the last week Of the representation
both Of this piece and Of the Four -
that those who have not them must avail them
selves of the present opportunity It will be too late
" Jack Sheppard or the Progress Of Crime was the
concluding drama, and played with great effect IL
is fsvorte piece. and though some have called In
question the good tendency Of this and similar pieces
always comm the admiration of pit aud gallery,
and draws down thunders Of applause from the brave
bhoys This evening the "Four Musquetesrs. or Ten
Years after, will be represented to conclude with
Jack sheppard again, whose wonderful feats "never
tire and whose romantic character almost makes
crime, ITSELF heroic and amiable.
BRoApwAy THEATRE.-Last evening was presented
Richard Brinsley Sheridans inimtabe comedy OF Tho
School for Scandal" Miss Cushmsn being the Lady
Teazle, and Mr.. Couldock the Joseph Surface. The
moral Of this comedy though written than three
quarters Of . century age, for the prm adopts In
scandals school by of relands greatest geniusss
and brightest ornaments, as srstor senator and
wit down with force to every age with whole
some and happy rsproof to the inherent aidctions
the human race TO detract, slant and calumniste
Of his own day fors.os the Ssn Of the
natural mind, and inclination Of the human heart In
how many Ladies sneefwell. and Mistrssses Csudor-
how many sirs Benjamin Backbite-how many Josephs,
morality and oh virtue how few, no ' very few Of
thy amishe Marias, and thy noble minded aud gene
rous hearted Charlssss Miss Cushman's Lady Tsssls
vas lady. like and graceful performance
| ~Disere1tn gesture. in department mild,
In the in Joseph Surfaces library where she Ia
discovered by Sir Peter when the sense Of her virtues
danger arouses her womans pride she powerfully
sarcastic in upmasking the vlisny Of her would BE-
sedueer ard her ss suo.equent peni.encs wa.
A.. 1he md siu,h ,h and mild suemissi We tone
deep subtle, and by pocritc4 MIR Blake, as Sir Peter
Teszie was quite at home in the ha,.eur Of the old
Charles Surface in excellent hands with Mr. Dyott
IL is pity that this pshea actor not
frequently get such and suitable characters
Maria was impersonsted with timid sr.cs and h.si.
tstipg eye. Crabtree, Bsckbit~ Lady Sneerwel Mrs.
perfect "utsrers OF forged notes. coners Of scsods
and clippers Of reputation" This evening Miss Cush-
| man will appear as Blanca
| Burrows TsrArEE.-Although last evening
damp pleasant yet such are the attractive fee.
Serious Family" that very large assembisgs attend
ed its representation. Burton, natures actor
truly rich in his personation Of AminAdsb Sleek that
each vsrd, nay, hi, peculiar look, drew do~s ro
terated cheers Broughsm was as happy as ever, c
Captain Murphy Msgure. Clark in h,s shooting ex.
cursons gave vivid representation OF hundreds Who
leave their homes under similar influences seekDg for
that pleasure Outside which they denied In thsir
demiciles. Ia short. Mrs. Hughes Miss Chap
man Miss Bil and Mrs Russell gave the utmost sat-
sfsction in the proper delneatsns OF the chr,stsn
they sustained Tonight the famous comedy of"DOm-
hey - the characters In which truthfly drawn,
that 1t will always command full house. IL viii Be-
followed by the new drama OF "A Lady In sFx y
CHssrn.u's NsTiosIL THrarEE.-La-t evening vas
for the benefit Of Mrs c. Mestayer lively charming
talented actress, and the pubic appreci.tos Of her
merits was fully evnced by the large and brilliant
house which assembled on the occasion This Female
Guard" difplsysd its charms again on this evening
and received With increased evidence Of popular
admiration aud favor osing to the sudden sickness
mour, Who considering the little time Tor preparation,
performed the part of Rsm Akack very suslessfuly.
fhis evening sgain the "F.msle Gusrd will be per-
formed with otner attractive pieces, rendering ths
souts, passed at th. popular theatre, a. rrmsrksbs
for the variety s for the richness and spsndor Of the
entertainment.
MuontLL's OLYMPIC Tnrarng.-Ths en.ert taiomsnts
at this nice little place OF lnst evening
menoed with the fairy extravaganza OF the "Invbls
Prince the Island Il Tranquil Delights In which tbs
singing OF Misses NJ. Taylor and Miles vas much al
mred II vas ,ueessded for the FIRST time Ia Amsrios,
by new comic drama entitled Delicate 0rouod, or,
Paris ip 1Ts3n which listened % With great deal
d attention ard received With every de monstrstiou Of
appreciation Mr. Wscot In the character OF Cttiren
sapgfrod, executed his rOe With Astonishing ability,
.citips much applause Mis-, Mary Taylor scq ,ittsd
berself admiral sby we'll The Tshlesux Of the rJrol"
which embraced the entire strength Of the company,
in the r.pr.senta,iop 81 Morning Noon and Evssinx.
snorded infinite pleasure and delight 60 dens-y hilsd
bou,. The amufems nts concluded with the drama oC
the " Midnight Watch which passed on veil. To-
pisbt will be performed the Invisible Prnss" Deli
cate Ground" the Tableaux Of the Tyroi,n and the
" fracticsl Man"
Ir.it.S ortn..-La.t night Anna BOleuar vas
pes,ed. or this opers, . whole, We have slrssay
spoken; but it feems 20 n h.d yet said
thing many aud exquisite bsa titles tsn-
edin t. What renders II more remarkable ia that
Of Donirsttis arst operas aud although composed
nt the early Of twentyfour u bears every mark OF
that srdor aud Gre that spring from youth, anl Is at
he zane time stamped With that perfection Of hnlsh
hat We 90 much admire In Ro.snis operas We will
notice 70 day come striking besuties of this maxna
cent work. firtt of all there IL Bertuccas csv.asa
" Conc fnrecenten This was sung IN manner that
could not be surpassed Again, the duet between No
v.l and Signorna A. Patti. vas admirably rendered.
Though have remarked In this young cants-
trice considsrable talent. never, think, did sbs
chow .. much ~ last nisht, and u sbs but oos-
tioue 20 Improve she bss hitherto, venture TO
predict for bsr brilliant career ButH her duet With
novelh ~ss admirable we are at a loss hosto qssnfy
the duet b.tveen her and Sgnorius BertocoA, s.s
suaneia Before ending cannot pass over that Ia
vsriie q all lovers q the beautful Itn Ts sang ~
Fofti IN q manner that eulogium can ns'ter, aud
We think that In America did any artist more
richly deserve the spyause which burst spontaneously
ct the conclusion ef this aris At last bat ths
least the sdsgio of the rondo sung by Bertucca
| was indeed very food Of melody, admirably rem
dsred signorpa rerriui very sell In her part Of
Smeaton. and fsDg 10 with perfect method and good
voice For q whole, this opera vent OF IN remark
| able manner. The orchestra and chnruses tessrvs
slso their part of notice To night ~ will be repeated
| ssain. for the benefit a Signor Noveli The Astor
Plsce Opera House wil be email fot the admirers