The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-04
SALINAS.
Theatrical and M usicaI.

| Theatrical and Musical.
| ITALIAN 0PERA AT CAsrLE GAHpES-rhe benefit of
Caroline vietti in consequences Of the illness Of redes
CO has been postponed and LA Favoran will be per-
formed this evening. steifsponi the nimitable re-
preventative Of the chief female character in the opera
will appear on this occasion, together with Sslv Ma
RIM and the entire strength of the auxiliaries This
will be great treat, aud as IL will be the last per-
| fo,msDce OF LA Favorita great audience may be
| expected Much has been said Of the cost OF Jenny
Limbs performances; but as the expenses of the
nsgtr of this opera about twenty four thousand
| dollars amonth, each performance costs mole than
fifteen hundred dollars ny failure t. perform iu'
wolves a direct loss. For instance the storm of Mon.
day cost Mr. Pader probably about two thousand dot
lars All the salaries are paid promptly and many 81
| them In advance. The remaining performances ough.
to be well attended, for they will be magpi decent
BowrRy THrATrE.-The beautiful play of the "stran.
gern will be presented this evening, with powerful
| csst-Mr. J. Wsllaok as the Stranger ana Mrs Wal
lack Mrs Haer. The dramatic repre- sentations Of
these very disin guished artists have bsen generally
admired and they are evidently the greatest voriss
that have ever appeared on the BowUry boards They
will be assisted by an excellent stock company Tho
Bowery stage being perhaps the largest In the Union
t every way calculated to render the production OF
the legitimate drains entirely effective The scenery
machinery and everythin behind the curtain reflect
grest credit on the msDager, DIR Stevens who keeps
everything moving like clock work The ne y ard ex.
c,ent nautical drama entitled" The Sea, the Ocean
Child,n will conclude the entertainments Almost
every week there is something novel at this theatre
either in the engagement OF distinguished actors
the production Of new and Interesting dramas.
BRoApwn THEarRr -The second appearance OF
Anna1ishop, last evening attracted a large num5sr
OF citizens The taste for musical entertainments
seems to be improving every lay; but this IL by
means surprising while such charming entertain
pept Hs that given every evening at this theatre
be enjoyed for small sum. The getting up OF the
magnificent spectacle Of "JUdithn must have cost
large OF money. The chorus depsr lm-nt under
MIR hepsler, 1. full and powerfully edective-tse
orchestra Is composed OF a double number o; must
clans besides splendid military band tina. appear
ana perform during the operate spectacle tbs
oyery tbiug connected with the production Of this
ohaiI dss ch1 dGuryes Is ell gtnty and scisnatcay
/ led frat grir VII fla afnr.
ed With the most effective bri,lancy, enthusiastic
cheers rewarded her Efforts. Thera is, perhaps
a PECULIARLY about this Foncstrtss which lev
/ possess Although her voice Il not powerful In
The und'r register, ye, the notes are critically
| correct and thrilling Gw'etness OF tcno. sud
/ harmonious connection. are preserved throughout
every bar and IN the higher scale II B. cle.e TIE
sotest octave tones there Il s,raiHng or ytiCnt
eht 81 The organs Of voice all her cadenc's are rem
der'd With the most facilitating expression. - A
actress che j. urriy allied ans the superior srsi, l.
ess'ly recognized In Der splendid musical edaoNinu
The orchestral execution excellent an1 the grace.
fol dancing of Miss Adsiue was rsvar led wish en-
thusissiic plaudts. This evening Judith" viii aysia
l b. perfsrtaej, when another crOWdcd house my BE-
\ expected
Nfrro's GAEprS -Succ the last night OF the I,vana
Opera Company NJ this theatre this beautiful temple
Of Amuseuents never 50 crowded as last evening
More than three thousand persons present and
great many could not obtain tickets at th- otce iu
de- Niblo great director, aud the Rsves ar won
I dIful artists The entertainments were admirably
chosen, perfectly well rendered and general roar Of
lrughtor continued during all tho Performance The
same pieces will be offered, To- night Also, will
say, go early, and secure seats"
Brhros's TnEsrHr.-rhs performances Of the excel.
lent comedies produced every evening a. THIS Tn ~
plan temple deserve the highest en1ltiDn The
east u characters Is excellent comprsiny many Of the
best comedies Of the day Tonight CJlmau comedy
Of the aIsir at Law" With Burton ~ Or Pangl,ss W.
X. Blake as Daniel Doalas, Lester as Dick D1EiaN
Mrr Hughes a. peIarsh boSIsG Mis. CiaFEs a. caro-.
line Dormrr, aud Mrs. skcrritt ~ Ccrly Homcspun.
/ whoever wishes TO see a COMEDY we'll supported
throughout by genuine artists had better look into
/ Burton's this evening Miss walters and Preieri,
viii display their ability In Tsrantele Pas de Deux
Mis- Julia DAILY will ring favorite ballad, All the
smusem ents will conclude With the sketch enti-
/ tied shes Come which u very laugh, ble aud
amusing piece To morros evening the school for
Scandal" which elected the greatest applause on
Monday evening
Narto~M THs.rtE-The dramatic performances Of
Mr. sud Mrs b. williams are attracting very large
stmbisgcs every night They are gaining great pOpu.
hrity. The entertainments. this evening commence
With the comedistta entitled the Great Original"
great iavorite will APPEAR as Jack Nouparvi; Ms.
Malvina will dance NJ zspstsado. which gill b. fol.
lo~sd by the nev vaudeville, entitled Jenny Lind
In Amsrics" MIR D. Williams wiii sustain tas ch.sae.
Ter 81 Denis SHANE. and Mrs Williams that e Jenny
Lind Miss Mslvius In Pas de Caledonia after
which Mr. Williams viii appear a. Barnsy ro,e. an
hipeisot tiussr. and all will close With thc farce OF
IN y Precious Betsey.N
Aupc,S MtsrrN-The wonderful children. Kate
snd Etlsn Bateman are gsining fresh itur,ls every
dsy This splendid place OF smussmsn, vts crowded
yesterday 10 them In the parts Of vi bard AMI
Rictmond The .Drundardn also, vas performed to
crowded saloon On tn. evening Mr. q. W Clarke
will have besstiiul gold watch presented to hn to-
day fur the truthful Representation OF the DraukNd
narnum u 90 ahead man. aud his ent-rprise r~slly
deserves the success which folloss his every move
meut.
Oi,~rtr.-F.no-s' Ethiopian Opera troup are dSins
an sxeellsnt business Leopold Meyer. 10 his eSIu.
ti'e performsnce on the violin u received nightly
With the mot vehement 40 plsuse -Huutly. an excel
lsnt ACCORDION player, appears every evening The
burlstqpes are Of the most using description.
nj. bfNruEs will give . concert at the Tabernacle
to-morrov evening The programme contian' great
variety 81 his bet songs. Dempster IL great hro.
rite, aud no matter shat attraction msy Be Ia the
cfy his concerts are slways we'll attended
Mr. Bucbspsn. the American trsgedian msds his
debut, 10 crowded house at the National Theatre,
Boston, on the "a inst