The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24
TWO CENTS.


| BowsRy THKArRs Crowds and suooeee uark sverv
performance At the Powsry theatre. Since the rs-sn.
esgement Of Mr. end Mrs wallsck jr this unsquallsl
resort OF smu'ement has been, night after night asl
to its utmost capacity Last evening in spite Of the
state Of the weather. the house was over
flowing and there was also q storm inside, but one
which hed the hearts Of the with p,ssurs ana
eoursgsment for u was storm Of plaudits rns
LIE and Death of Richard Ill., altered aud adapted
from Celley Cibbers condensation, was perform Cd In
aremaIsses manner and gave to the audience ana.
under Mr. Hsnbn's direction The sntsrts,nnents
eopcauoso Win the always succssai ssd firing
1 drsms emitted the Wreck Ashore" " which afforded
the grestest satisfaction to all present Ths shls Al,
rector Of trs establishment satisfied With the beau
wonderful equestrian spectacle, which sceordns 20
the programme, must outshine all the preceding
achievements ct this kind Mr. Hamblin Ia : man to
keep his word and the new piece, sure will be
prodigy.
| BRoADwAY THrArRK.-Lsst night, the comedy Of
Extremes" performed for the last time and our
old favorite Blake, made his last bow while only
We hope, before his New York admirers At the fall
ofths curtain he loudly called for and on coming
| forward, spoke nearly ~ follows
LADi.s AND 0rrrLEsEr,-IAvng 80 recently had the
;s:i:..sS is.. give !. AZ
idea Is oonmisssd with rsoosetcn Of the late bril-.
s'ass ss e. E
or nearly three bears but rsnew the assurance
'ss' ssia s:,
friend oua t., ny
tepeak for him portion that APPRECIATION
for the ss:ss %i Mr. ssr.
ask that Will BY sustaining him sy yoas
s sh ~ temple AID IN aceodsass With
best Of The drama. farsweI-farsw:
and s.y n n:ns
feeling applause that was showersd upon him from an
parts Of the house..
BuRToSs THEATRE-Last night this establishmsnt
was very we'll attended notwithstanding the inclemsn-
v Q Seyio ilv ~ vstil
nues to give satisfaction, though 1t has been played
about hundred times. Mr.. Jordan who has left the
Broadway Theatre, and is attached this ssab-
lsbment, did not make his appearance last night 10
was anticpsted he would The illness Of Mr. Burton not
tl.man," Peggy Green was substituted. On Mon
dsy night, lbs Serious Family" and Leap Year"
| are to be performed
| CBANrnAu's NATIONAL THEArRE.-Mr Chanfrau took
benefit at the National Theatre, last evening, on
which occasion four pieces presented Mr. Chan
frau appeared In eight different characters This WAS
the five hundredth time that he had represented the
character Of Nose; and although that character has
been so lorg before the public popular nov
ever As might be expected, the house vas crowded
last evenings and the original Nose had needed
nrnstion Of bi, popularity, he would have had it
count Of the unplasntness Of the weather it did not
There we're fcur pieces, viz Tns widow. Victim"
The sod~l Wife," Nose in California and Richard
tsined prominent character There we're also intro
ducsd, asinterudss two songs aud dance. Certainly
cisry good benefit. This was anuosnesd q, Mr.
Chsnf,su's last appearance. There is however, aroh
treat In store for the patrons Of the National even
after the great Nose takes his departure.
AsroR fLscr TBEArRE.--To. morrow svsnIng, this
beautiful establishment opens for the spring aud
mer seasons, with excellent dramatic company,
under the superiptendence Of Mr Bass the ngush-
ed comedian, who while at the Park Theatre gained
for himself an uupsrishabls The perforusncss
Lyons In which Miss 3 Marie aret will .us;sia ts.
elegantly drswn character of rauiine and Mr. Gsorss
cellent scor Will personate the part Of Clauds Mr.
Bass, that Of Col Dumas, character In which he hs,
no equal This will be followed by the Married
Raken and a " Man without . Head, the charsstsrs
IN which will be filled by Msssrs walcott Lynns, Mrs.
and no doubt, viii draw large sssemblage.
WosptnFuL CmLD-sfB.srAs T.. Coos CoScsar AT
The TAHEhsAcLE-ro morrow evening . very remarks
BILE child who s confessed by the best judges OF music
to be enc Of the prodgies Of this wonderful age viii
make bis rst appearance before public assembly, and
We venture to say that this child Of nine years Of age
viii utterly astoni'h all who have already heard In
private circles his mastery and darling
Sebastian H. Cook Ia native Of this city and has never
been out Of IT, The child has been only tvo years
under tuition, but such his extraordinary eeuIu. for
music that he Seems to know 1t ain oct By intuition
He plays With smsxDg brillsncy and accuracy of exc
cution the most dncult overtures, and other works
Of the great matters. He has even composed pretty
music already such the grsa. natural sfts Of this
wonderful child. The concert In which he will shss
as "'he bright particular STAR win come on at the
Tabernacle, ~ may be by reference TO the an.
nsuncsmsnt In our advertising columns. Miss Northaii
and other artists will perform but the great attraction
Of the evening will be Sebastian n. Cook.
CHnIsIr's OrEsA Houss.-To morrow evening tb.
smous pano called Chtisys Minstreis, oasr for the
cellsnt programme IL is nled With choice ssI-c,ioa
OF melodies which are always executed With pro-
well, IL Is surprisi1g Why Mechsoiss Hail /. sssry
night fied;" but let them Writ this theatre Of fas
The smsssment is light snd asrsssbIs' ami hssos
Cbristyf great success,
Asr.IcAs MusNrM-Ths sxertIops of IN. rr.r.,.,
o. tbs sstsblishment are iniefstixsss. sesrc.iy .
week pssees but somcthipg new produced Last week
the little Bstemans dres great houses and psxs
week the ceebrat-d Hunssrias MiDstr-is VIII app-.r
chcrusses, dances, ssd sxuavaxanrss The Msrtn-t,i
Family viu appear In their grotesqus symnssics d.x-
nrons tricks and lsughabie pantomimesL
ArotLo oRooss-Madan stsnspi Will give a eoec.rt
st the above rooms on Monday evening next for the
benefit Of the Hungarian Exiles. The 0aas1 Bssd
nave Volunteered on the occason.
Wasrrerox HalL.-Tbe Panorama OF the q; cid Mi "A.
oi 1Aiorns very COED painting. Is dra sing large
that In the great noise jumping vhioh occurs 10
the room directy over that Of the exhibition This
postibs. should be corrected.
CoLIiss the Irish comedian ana vocalist, IA, r,.,.,
avsry susSsssia sngssement In Nev Orleans % also
IN Louhviiie and Cincinnati Evsrywh.re b. performs
me houses are orammed and his singing spoken Of 10
the Highest terms Of praise.
Miss AlrrryA Fimss, sfter an engagement at IN.
brosdvsy Theatre has returned TO Philadelphia. to
play In the nee comedy Of Extremes.n % morrow
evening Mss Fisbers short sojours With us he. pso-
cured her hcsfs of friends and admirers We ~ould
suggest 70 the lessee 70 place her permanently the
boards 81 the Bresdwsy Thestre. She uoud be great
scquistson 10 the present company. Her valk, g-s
tculstion fascinstpg expression and her
tustop, all contribute to make her excellsnt co.
trees
Miss Cpshnsn IL playing st Mobile.
Accident Ears RAiLsosp.-A frightfut ac,i-
dent occurred the Erie Railroad on saturday pixst
Cocbectos vhish fortunately resulted sss seri
ousIy than YES at fret spprehended II appears that
pert Of the railroad broke mp the too near
ger ears we're shro-n on the trscs the pin Which