The New York herald., 1850-05-03
Theatrical aud Musical.

BoWkRf-i eelefuay evening TINS splendid temple OF
pure dramatic amusement. was graced with brilliant
and fashionable audience. who expressed their appro-
bntion in the most aattering manner possible. The
entertainments commenced with shskspeares grand
tragedy Of king Lear" which drew forth by its able
poTtomance the Irresistible plaudits Of the
auditory. Mr. and Mrs. Wallack. Messrs Lester Gil
bert and Miss emyss gave in the execution Of their
respective rsrts unbonndcd satisfaction The
nts concluded with the effective drama Of the
Wreck A,hofen which passed oil to the great da,ght
and infinite pleasure Of all present For nmusements
might. see the hand bills.
BRcApwAY THEAraE--Mr Marshall and Mr. Barrett
the director and manager of this fashionable estsb
lhment, command the highest praise for their nces-
SAINT sxertions to please tho public After the sue
ecssful engagcmen, Of Mss Davenport and Mr. Collins
this tn, stre there comes anot celebrated nctress
Mrs FarreD possesses eminent dramatic qualities and
her passionate acting has beer plainly appreciated al
ready by the frCqsentors Of this house. in the
characters pcreonatcd hg her That lady appeared
lat evening. in Sheridan Knowles tragedy, The
v Ne Tale of Mantua aud rendered remarkably well
this dihc u character she was also hailed with pesls
of applause at the end Of the piece Mr.. Dyott,
Leonard and lroJericks in the part Of ST. Pierre
quilted themselves the entire satisfaction the al-
dence. The entertainments concluded with n fsyare
farce entitled y our Life = In Danger" Ts-nirt will
bc portoi med Loves Sacrifice in which Mrs Farren
and Mr.. pJott and Fredcrcks VIII appear in the prin-
cira parts
BvEroN's THE,THE.-Lsst evening set aside for
the b. n.6 OF the charming dIscuss of this fsvorite
theatre. Nils Annie Walters. The house was over
flowing and great many, understand, Obliged
to 10 away unable To obtain seat On this OCCASION
the successful piece OF Donlhcy aud Snn' per-
formed and although the primitive east of had been
altered il was rendered wth tht remarkable ability
and talent which distinguish al the p-rforasnces at
this establishment. After "A beautiful dance. in which
the IL fciary received with thundrs of applause
the entertainments concluded with the aug ghabs dra-
ma The Ioodlrs." acted by Eurton Clarke Andrews
(nswly engaged Ut this thratro) and MIRA Russell IL
is dless Ia add that II perfectly interpreted
amidst he Of laughter provoked by the good hu-
NOR Of Burton. Tonight, The Serious Family will
performed With the successful farce Of Domestic
Econcmyn
NATIONAL Tilr.rsE--Thi- farorite resort was ay>in
rlled Last night with and highly fashiona-
BE assembly The entertainments OF this evening
corm,Derd with the "sprgs Of ireland" which was
followed by new burlcrtta, entitled "Our Gal. the
tcnncetieut s,ratngem." In the former. the great
scurAisn Mr. Williams sustained the charactsr Of
Murphy, with that ability anl originality which are
EOnr peculiar TO himself Th. burlc.en written
Tor Nr, Williams, by the comedian. 5 - JOHNSON vas
p,Iiorm,d or the irst time In this city with disn-
suL Led success. Mrs williams. IA her two charac-
t,rs gave infinite pleasure and sstissction. The a1
nrod trrce Of TEDDY the ricr" aud the farce %
MY Irccous ktscy.n were al.o received With evory
d bopstraiica Of appreciation and delight Tonight
the h NJ ~ Of Mr. .liams, which occasisn rich
bill Il presented.
A.ToR PLAeE TnrarRE.-- The popular play or the
Dukes Wager" was thc piece oi the evening at the
Aster Place Theatre last night. Tho manager of this
bssutlful houes takes great p.ps to produce every
picoe pat upon h stage in at once eredlta-
ID" sucees- Ola play ordinarily i,pvnis much uDou
th" manner w which " is put upon the stage a. on
the talont ~ the aGt"rs Engaged Ia ito performance
There vas a good house last evening at ths A.tor
Place.
CHK;srr's 0rsaA Housr-This evening this hand
cners 20 their patrOn- an entertainment of hirhly y
sinusng character u consists II negro songs gcc.
and ehorusss as also an intrue nti performance of
mo "fd,tuy ssn'p uouid. la his solos the guitar
nnc Donskcr ON the violin nightly rcocirs The cheers
~ the huaerods Who crowd the Bsll Zo-rr. too la
BIS eavainns diariay- great corpsss voice. the
IA stft t..ifI A ~
otissic-PieFc"'s hinsirol's ere going ahead With
their n'gro nilnstrcly. The singing Of white. the
lero soscs cf Pierce and Wells tho Plsnatoa Jig OF
fifcr and the busc-gue Cachrca u Erysnt, are ALI
~e'i worth seiog. This Il s,smlngly tho ago Vt
gro miBsircisy.
II o.ssor M n,Nrr--no attempts so deny tt
the Chinese Beauty 10 really and truly eommoa 70
nsle OF china. picked ~ aod brought here sp~cu-
iatlon. such things have been done. aud women with
small f-rt, too; Ter so1ne brought up in
china to resemble ladi.s fpr baso purposes Bat the
tlinra. Beauty we'll known to b. ofexc.ent faaily
Her iaiher Is hi'h 10 oacal position. sho Is accom-
firbod ecntesl and artless in hrr Her Chi
esse servants have been with her fr years al home
They admit her 70 be one of the upper ten" Thiss
Why shs h such voudrous curiosity
NoySL AtFn.I.--A celebrated company entitled
tn. LnnesfhiT. Bell Eugers arrived hers in tn. last
stssner from Europe. They bsiux vth them a great
reputation as inusieal rrtiEiss 1hcy ssd
cuts the mot briiart and intricate COMPOSITIONS of
Ietboyr Mozart, aud stfaus. with perfect .s.e aud
wonGuitl b'suiy upon their lens There are bat
l,e of them, aud each employ. quito 9 number of
different bels. They have never been equalIed In
this dthshfful species % musical entertainment.
They prupose TO open here. soiaoEAcru In fw dsys
Euop,oS.--Whits's company u sercna4irr. a., az
usual giving thcu aausing entert nj % Row
cry.
Cseys-JuEs Cos splendid equestrian company
arr ts-avng Immense houses. IL l. d.ctedly an ex.
celsnt 'oe1s. cempreing ~ 10 does tbs bsst
.gHestrlsss In the voTla Mile TOura!airs 4. tue most
sse-isi anu daring 'questrluuuc that visited the
sia'es 40 se her, alone, u worth the price OF al
mission.
Mss cvsnsa- Il playing IN washingon City.