The New York herald., 1850-01-05
TWO CENTS.



BowERr THEArRE-Ths "Feur Musketsers,n con-
tnues to command crowded houses at this great and
psssges nightly crowded Thsre are se vsra scsnas
which deserve particular notice-these are the omen
ocean and the avfu destruction of the Feluocs This
Is without dispute one Of the elective and strik-
ing things ever introduced upon a stage II has onIv
one fault u fault 1t can be called the common fate Of
al upon this earth which Is great pretty or n orious
viz 1t vanishes away soon, and Is no mora me
beauty riches admiration, which appear ana daIxIs
for moment and depart from the possessor forever
As Shakespeare long ago said tnat ali the world Va:
astsgen no wonder the stage Is so like all the world
and all that is in 1t.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-This place of amusement was
filed to its utmost capacity last evening on the oco.
sion of Miss Cushman's benefit Indeed, we are in
formed that the greater portion Of the seats were
engaged In advance The consequence was that those
who did not take time by the forelock aud do like wif
found It difficult to procure standog place
and those who had ladies with them, we're, in great
many instances, compelled to go away The bill
of entertainment put forward together with the ap-
nouncemep that Miss Cushman would appear In CON-
sdy as well as tragedy and that Mr. Blake the
would likewise participate In the performances Of the
evening were sufficient TO fill that house even were IL
twice as large as It Such was ths character Of the
bill last evening and might have been such
was the rush OF people to witnees the performances
NInLo's GARpES.-Yesterday evening this magnia
cent establishment filled to its utmost capacity
with fa:hionable and highly Intelligent audisn
elegant achievements Of the celebrated Ravel Family
and Leon Javeli on the "1ght Rope,n which we're
performed with wonderful agility and daxterity elicit
Ing the admiration and applause OF the densey crowd
ed house They were succeeded by the comic pAnto-
mime Of Godenski, or the Skaters Of wilma" which
was sustained with great ability. The amusemeuts
concluded with the gorgeous comic psntoniIne, COM
posed by Jerome Ravel aud called Raoul or the Ma
gc Star which received last night with every
mopstrstion OF pleasure aud satisfaction TIE period
Of the engagement OF the Rsyel Family being nov
about to pire, would advise all ts hasten Ia pay
ing visit to Niblo. where they will be amny sarded
with the magnificent spectacle OF Raoul " aud
"Jocko," which are the entertainments for tonight.
Burrows THEArRE-The great novelty which char.
he rfn h.~
established IL in the good opiaions Of citizens
that the attendance is always respectable aud very
miyn is perhsps, OF the best dramas yet pro-
ducsd by Burton. Every body likes IL, and the polka
and is nightly received with the most sstio
cheers A fine bill for to night with many Of the b.st
sctos attached to this prosperous and justly fayorts
estsblishment.
benefit of A. II Purdy Esq of this theatre gentle.
mAn extensively known and highly appreciated was .
real and solid bum per, just such likes sse
behalf OF one who deserves to be honor.d The " In
ibles an attractive favorte piece Was
first performed In admirable sty le then followed Par-
eys Marches; or, The Female Guard We give the
first title this special occasion only Mr. Purdy
and sTrspged these beautiful fAiryks scenes the
stage which without parallel for their Tor aud
elegance. The Christening" was the next piece aud
went of with great spplsuse. We never saw more
pleased or better satisfied audience The orchestra
played mos beautifully during the evening Tho Ns-
tionsl orchestra Is really nrst rate.
MircHEIL's OLYMPIC THEArpr-Y Yesterday evening.
being the benefit of Mrs sherwood this fsvorits resort
upcommcnly well attended n There isss
than four excellent entertainmen selected for the
occasion, which commenced with the Old Guard"
Mr. Nickinson the veteran Hayersaek and Mas
Nickinron As Meiane Havsrsask in which characters
they Rave already won the esteem Of numerous
diences acquitted themselves to universal satisfaction
and were bonsred With repeated plsud,ts rhs Old
Gusrd' was succeeded by the comic drama entitled
the Pet OF the Petticoats which sustained With
admirable comic ability, and witnessed with sxpres
rioDs Of pleasure and delight The usemsnts con
"Twslve Months" and the aughsbs farce OF ketchss
in India" Which passed OF admirably welt, contriba
ting In great measure to the rrnent OF ths
ing Tonight, Olympic Reveip -" Twelve Months"
Pet OF Petticoats," and " Trumpeters Wedding"
Ir,Ir.s orER,.-Thsre was, last night, quite
lspDity at the Astor Place Opera House For the last
time, this season has been given Veris opera s.ria
"Ernani" We have often had occasion to speak Of
this ps!e.tc music which moves 80 deeply al To.
"orss "a lesIt. ab. --.eh every cody nsteps to,
always with new pleasure. To be just, must add
that signorns rruin has been, as singer aud
setress above all the expectations Of 10: mos;
admirers Aso has she been received With M nd as
applause. sgnor Forti who Is every dAy gliniox In
the spprecaton and esteem of the pubic asd Sign n
beiovtntano and Novrlli, have nobly acquitted them
selves oi their aduous task In short ths re
ton was in every respect remsrkb. aud artists and
nsesro have received the applause justly due to hsir
exertions by very numerous audience On Monday
evening the new and splendid opssa OF Anne
Bolersn the competition OF the great MAESTRO, DOM
zstt, will be produced for the first time In this city
10 brio tIsgsdy In four acts The Of chsrao-
ters 10 excellent Henry VIlI by Sguor NOyeH aud
lofu felcy ty Nignof FNrf1; Anna BuenA. signnrna
Bsrtuccs. Jane Seymour, Sgnorua Patti and Snsston
the Qusens page aud minstrel, Sisuorins Psrriui
There " hl"als great variety In the compositions "
Donysti and this opera being sdered HIS aslest
production, will no doubt " the natural
elasticity of his character than any other fhis muc
competitions 10 sill be r.msm bered by muscs
that be part afigned 10 the dstipgu IN vocalist
kgnoTiDs Beftucca pOsressss many Thrilling and mslo
douf gems beh vii With IN. ut most IN usi.
cal precision. aud with her ezeslsn method Of yocs
ton The chorus department 10 ably filed, aud
the orchestral psrfornAnce, under its distinguished
Mr. .EaITa
Other than what every tbnks namely All that rnu
sios escsl.nce can impat will be exercised by the in
imitable Crcbestrs of Astor Place Ouers Hsuse. We
should not be surprised n th. opera played every
night for three months have every reason % be.
sye under The present conductor It win be produced
In manner every worthy u the high reputation
he has justly earned by his spleudid abilities
CHstsrr's Orraa BoUsE.-The great rush 60 the
Mechanics Hall TO hear and see this permanent 10
Iary Of negro minstr.s. continues unsbat.d. Their
melodies snd ch0rus-s seem 20 have peculiar cham
spd attraction. as scarcely night passes that the
and sheppard is great treat aoi the c-sbsted bar
l.sque veysge muscsi is as popular as ever u iss
ylss'snt plsc- TO while s.ay an evening
ANgsicsS Nussvu. The entertainments given every
ohsfscter The MArtnstti taaily stiu continue be
great favori'es. Their paBtouimss aud gymns.us
.rsrcissr ere greatly sdmired Before and the
ttsge pefru auce. the vsit-rs have th. privilege u
,ewing the extensive collection of natural ouroit..
whlcb are In 'hen,ei'es worth the small charge for
sdmisson.
CHcUs Asros PL.cg The equestrian performaac-s
given IA this supbith-sire are 81 a superior order
The manager Nr John TryoB ~ uncssdng Ia his IL
ertons 90 procure tn. best talent IN the country aud
bsncs the gre~t sucress sbich has followed since he
took the command a the circus We uuderetsnd ur.
NsIlstt the Queens jester A. engaged for next
The Treasurer takes his benefit Monday evening
hoped bits friends will exert thsir inaenoe, aud
give him a bumper
ArolLo oos.--A grand concert, In aid of the La
dies i'bre- ben.voisnt sewing Society OF this
evening at tb. shove rooms The programm- contains
several choice pieces The great nutist. gece Eben,
aud Leopold Meyer will exercise their excellent sbiii
ties the flute and violin Several other eminent p.r
orm.rs bavs Kindly volunteered.
SoctEry LIHssRY.-Tbis evening, being the closing
night this 81 the great magician and ventro-
quiet, sEnof Blitz he promises to CIV. great diver
tty of sDtsrtsipInent Those Who have not, yet,
seep him should embrace this opportunity.
CmSgsr Roos.-rbe panorama cf the Nile viii
sberty he cioted, and would advise those have
not sseb IL To take advantage Of the few evenings 10
will lie exhibited In this city.
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ARRIVALS DNPkNruHts.
Col. a. O. Sloo, lazy, chud and servant, T.. FISHER