The New York herald., 1850-11-16


Island on Thursday The child had likeness Of his
mother, struck in gold, around its neck
Rev. Mr.. FoRBEs.-This reverend gentleman, who
and joined the Catholic church He was ordained .
Catholic priest by Archbishop Hughes on Thursday.
Theatrical aud MusicaI.
BowERr THEATRE The same very attractive bill OF
this evening. The comedy OF the London Tiger''
will commence the entertainments, and will be fol-
lowed by the new and excellent drama OF the Chevs
lier OF the Red House. Mr.. j. X. s7ot, the Bowery
favorite in his inmitabe representation of Dixmsr
and Miss Wemyss, excellent actress, as Genevevs
drama of Nick of the Woods In which Mr.. Scott
and Miss Wemyss will sustain the two leading cha
racters.
BRoADwAY TEsArRE.-This evening Mr.. Graham, the
tragic actor take. his benefit The pieces selected for
"Rough Diamond" Mr Grahsa viii appear as shy
lock- Mr. Dyott as Bassisno. Mr.. Fred9ricks Aa-
tonic, Mr.. Shaw as GIatians, Mrs. Richardson az
Portia, Miss j. Gougenheim as Nerissa, and Miss
Olivia as Jessics. After the play Miss Adeline and
signor Neri will dance new grand pas de deux. In
addition to the above attraction Sir William Don, the
favorite and excellent low comedian has very gene
rousy volunteered to perform his great chsracter Of
Cousin Joe, In the Rough Diamond This bill will.
no doubt, attract a crowded house.
EIBLo's GARDEy.-0n Monday evening next, the Rs
wells will appear In an Ct very attractive
features. The first in order will be the surprising
lutions and graceful dancing the tight rope, by
Francois Ravtl Madam Axel la Petite Ehzsbeth, and
the wonderful Leon Javelli This will be followed by
the new grand advertisement, comprising eight cha
rscteIisic Dances and the will close
"Raoul, or the Magic Starr The repetitiou OF this
piece will h every seat In this spacious and beautiful
BuRToSs THEArRE.-Mr Lester, the very talentcd
comedian who has on all occasions given the utmost
ctght and rlsasure by display OF excellent drama
tic ability takes his benefit this evening lie has
eced two admirable pieces the first is the comedy Of
the Young Quaker with powerful cast, embracing
nearly all the splendid corps dramatic attached to this
prosperous concern-Burton, as Spatterdash; Blake,
Primrose; Bland Clod; Jordan, as Capt. Ambush;
Mrs. Hughes, as Lady Rouncevsl; hrs. Skerrett, as
q Primrose
Walters and NJ Frederic will dance favorite Pas lie
Deux; and the amuseInents will conclude with the
comedy o." Used Up"-Mr Lester as Sir Charles Cold
NArIoSAL THrArnE.-rhe entertainments for this
evening, consst OF fHur admirable pieces and for
the benedt ofMr q. J. Smith. The first feature wiz
be the farce Of Nature and Philosophy which viii
be followed by the comic Polka by Mlss Malyina and
Master Wood. This will be succeeded By the drama OF
the Carpenter Of Rouenn-the part OF Msrtesu by
of the First Fratrscids''-Ir. Wood, as Cain; and
Mr. Seymour, as Abel; Miss Msyne, as Eve. This whole
will conclude with the drama of "Phillip Qusrl AMI
his Monkey"-Mr Wood, as Phillip Quarii and Master
Wood as the monkey.
TnirLER uaLL-svxp.v CoScERr.-Anna Bishops
hth sacred concert, will come of tOmorrow evening,
and, usual her programme is magnificent. To hear
the whole q Iaydns great musical work Of the crss-
uon in ell its grandeur, by form liable orchestra az
that directed by the great Maestro, Boehsa, will
be indeed atreat OF the highest order Anna bishop
will aiso repeat her wonderful Bird Song by Ham
del--rendered with such exquisite vocal ability ON
ls,t Sunday evening She viii be aided on the flute,
byiNlr seide Meyerbeer's" Coronation March from
the Prophet which is oertainlythe most maest and
~ psSe % Msy ssre sad
ring In the " Creation Bochsa, are informed, 10
preparing another gigantic affair, In the shape Of
Thursday, at Tripler Hall These new musical
smu,emsnts will be on the same plan q. the fsmou.
french concerts. q Ia Musard. Boohsa Is man OF
MrcHAvids' n,LL.-chri,ty's band OF minstrels wiz
give afternoon concert at three O'Clock, for the
eommodation Of numerous families, who desire to
take their children TO hear this famous band In the
evening their usual concert will take place in which
they will Introduce choice programme.
Fritews' OPEHA HousE.-This splendid new hall 10
wells Briggs iTuntiey. Sc, are great .roritss and
Horn Manages 70 keep the audience In the best OF
humor They viii give an afternoon concert to-day,
AMEnfcAS Mu,rru-Ths performances at this spl.u-
did tstabshment for the afternoon and evening viii
consist Of the popular moral drama Of the " Drunk
srd.n IL will be withdraw after to-day TO make
room for other novelties. IL is not surprising that
excellent management Of Mr. Greenwood, ana the
in which the pieces arranged by Mr..
CLARK sccount Tor the great which II enjoys
Nrw YoRx AurnfrHrsrRr. This splendid circus 10
crowded every evening by fashionable houses to wit
nsss the extraordinary psriormaness OF the French
nance this afternoon at halfpast two. The~hois
wssHivarov nIIL.-The Pngrim'. Progress has
been visited by large audiences during the week This
afternoon at three u will be visited By the pupils Of
MrvrRva RoeMs.-Loomis' Panorams Of Cuba " viii
close In few days II is beautiful painting aud
PsxopAu, HiLt.-Beaie and Craven's beautiful Pa
norama is open every night 10 is faithful represen-
tstion CT the gold regions aud also the views Of .
voyage round Cape Horn. Every one affected with
roid mania should see this beautiful painting.
TarFnNlcLE-Mr. Dempster, the favorte ballad
singer will give Of his concerts this evening Mr.
Dempster 10 sure OF q welcome from the citizens OF
T1r Nrw PtAv-THt Brrroru,L.-This excelisns
production which has been played with unprecsdsnt-
ed at the Walnut street theatre Philadelphia,
VIII be produced for the first time AZ the broadway
theatre Monday next The Philadelphia Surd1v
Despatch in its criticism, saJs-"rhe great merit Of
the drama is the beauty Of ts Language and the els
gance Of It's poetry lis rich with the striking
Imagery. Indeed, it is almost toe rich. Metaphor,
trope and simle rattle around us like a hail storm
Some OF the characters give ten or twelve images
the course Of az many lines They crowd upon cash
them to gain the attention. Ere have fully cou-
pretended one another asks our approval The play,
from beginning to end mass Of flowers and almosk
bends the earth With the weight ofits beautis
II the ages common place or turgd this would
ke an nsuhersble defect But we are delighted.
though we are bewndered They nearly all highly
original chaste, classic and pleasing. They ex-
pressed In the most concise manner In which Il IA
possible to cothe the staple and pure Anglo TON
They terse and excellent The only regret is that
Mr. Doker 90 ovsrwhelms with them that We almost
die in aromatic pain The witty portions Of the dia
ogue no less striking There Ia vein Of oriri.
nalty and elegant proprety about the tests which
refreshpg In these days OF Joe Mnierism The lighter
portions Of the play charm The tone Of vivacity
ruruins through the chsrscters Of fnlipps and Sal
vstore. smsse ue much. Pulti seems to be reaned
Touchetone His jokes tell we'll and pure snd at
uc AZ far se the position Of the play isconcerned
we may congratulate Mr.. Boxer on y great triumph.
ical frhts even amid the most conflicting passions.
He has evidently paid much attention TO this matter
Az far a. beauty ~ concerned all will that the
'Betrothsl' h = srst class literary prOaucsoa.n