The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-02
ThsatraeaI and Musical.

Theatrical and Musical.
BowEny TnKAraE.-The ENTERTAINERS fer this sv..
h :s.ss Ss not 81 a:%s:
osrnsd for =. regards nautical and squestri.a ars
and depth Of the Bo.sry Ths.trs, and the splendid
and gorgeous manner In which they produced To-
Scott :. T.. Scor and r.
ham rs Isss; Miss Wemyss IS Desdsmona, and Mrs.
Jordan as Amelia. This east will no doubt, attract
one OF those monster audiences that very frequently
visit the Bowery Theatre This piece will be folio we'd
BY the beautiful equestrian drama Of MAsepPsn Mr..
Derr appearing as Mazeppa. Those who wish to be
seated comfortably had better 60 early.
BRoADwAr TBSArRE-Phsr BENEFIT OF 6m WILLrA,a
notwithstanding the opsrstic 6oyus which 10
queens Of song and the crowds which doubtless
attracted to tho sacred Of the Sweds nghtin
gale last evening stn there were numbers snxiom =
testify their admraionf the peculiarly rich and qusint
talent displayed BY Sir William DON In his portrature
Of the eccentricitiss drama andthsy
dinghy rewarded him wish full and fashionable house,
his FIRST benefit In America, last night The enter
sPetticost Government" in whchiMr. Dsvidge, Mr..
Shaw and Mrs Josephine Geugenheim were highl
srcsness and n.p.is and ooanrmed rs in the opinion
We have alrssdy formed of this very clever little
actress The The .d%irsSIs comedy Of Used Up fol-
Of Sir Charles Coldstream with that easy and natural
elegance which the station Of the character imports
His dress In the wasthe seau ideal Of simple es
gsnce and his conception Of the part natural and
fined; pronounce It of the pieces %
acting we have seen for some time any stage tn
character Of Dir Charles Codstrsar is well suited {,
Sir Williams powerc As genteel comedian; he SCENE
sa.hns snS sss
for lack of some fresh excitement to satisfy his almost
satisted taste for pleasure, and circumstances sus
gested to to wonder why the author Of the piece
aid not think OF the stage pauAcea for the ennvi
Of his hero sir william Don was called before the
curtain at the conclusion of the first set and ut the
end Of the comedy, and received thcn, as we'll a.
throughout the performance, the most enthusiastic
him with fame that win carry him triumphsntly
throughout the States. MIR. shaw's Ironbrscs de-
very lively The farce Of the "Jaoobits concluded
most delightful entertainment This evening, Used
Up will be repeated, and those who have not
the young and handsome baronet viii have an oppor-
tunity Of witnessing him to the greatest advantage
NIBLo's GARDEy.-In spite of all the musical and
theatrical attractions this city this beautiful house
was crowded last night to Its utmost capacity. The
entertainments went OF usual, that Is to say In
perfect manner, and the audience from beginning to
end gave every mark of satisfaction and delight.
Francois in Vol su-vent," Mile Berth and NJ Bril-
liant in the pas and Antoine Rsvel in the Green
meried applause The proprietor Of this garden and
the Rsves make the grsstest exsrions please their
patrons and 1t 10 but justice to encourage those able
caterers of public amusement. On Monday night,
tbs tight rope BY the Rsvels and Leon Javello, the
ster" win be performed altos ether The house cannot
tail to be overcrowded.
Burrows fHrArpE.-The performances at this thea
ire night for the benefit Of Mr. Burton the
perfect comedian and the director of the estab-
hshmeas Every seat was also early occupied and at
found to accommodate the late corners The enter
tsipments commenced with that never firing spieos
called Dombey Son." in which Burton, as Captain
Cutte, IL truly inimitabe. The Other parts
thfactorily rendered, and the artists in charge Of
them were rewarded with repeated applause. After
Masters Riyal'' was admirably performed aud kept
the audis in continual at OF laughter To night
Mr. Hsckett, the celebrated American actor, who Ii
going to Europe will appear in his famous character
of Fslstsn, in shakespeare's tragedy Of Henry w"
sustained by ali the strength Of the company. For
this occasion II will be necessary to seats early
In the day by those who want to witness this msgni-
fcent representation.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-This evening Nj Chanfrsu
makes his last appearance and from his great rsputa
ton comedian OF the first order Of dramatic abb
y there be little doubt but that the house will be
crsmmed In every department. The pieces selected
Tor the Amusement first the drama OF Jack 5hep-
psrd; Miss Mestayer appearing as Jack sheppard,
Blueshin This concluded Miss Ma!vina Will intro
sucs a" Medley Dance, which will be folio by
York" in which Chanfrau will appear as Nose a cha-
racter In which he has equal other charaotrs
by the company. Miss Malyina will next dance y ia
vorite Pas seul' and the entertain ment viii con
clude with Nose la California hne bill of amuss-
ment for twenty-five cents
JksNY LIND's PIRsr sscREp CoNcErr-Thsre va. q
very respectable aud full audience to hear che Mes
tiah" last night, at Tripler Hall. The chorus WAS
very effective aud some of the solo parts
were well executed. The Importance of Jenny Lima
In an English oratorio displayed her qualities i'm a
ore sober style of music thar sbe has ever h.ra AZ,
tempted; and In know that my Redeemer livsth,''
those pTsfent were able 10 make estimate Of her
powers as an interpreter Of sacred music.
TRrLER HALI.-The grand sacred ooneor. OF Ma
dame Anna Bishop takes place to- morrow evening
eight o'clock IL IL almost unn scessary to say 10 will
he lendid affair. ss all those who have attended tho
previous concerts will admit The orchestral depart
ment IL full and powerfully efectfve-the chorus un-
der the guidance Of Mr.. Lyster hsrmopzeB we'll aad
the beautiful yocalizabon OF Anna Bishop will give
GDish TO the entire Besides Mr. seguip Er Manyers,
end signor Noyelli will exert their musical abilitss
and with such host of musical talent venture to
predict another brilliant ssemblage, such that Of
last Sunday evening.
CnEisrY's orSRA HsUsE.-The entertainments offer
ed for this evening by the Napoleon Of negro min
strpry are such have for him the esteem and
secured the patronage Of that portion Of ctizen
who take pleasure In this Kind OF amusement.
NIv YoRK AMrHIrHGATRE-June A. Co.'S splendid
uestrian troupe attracting numbers TO witness
the graceful and surprising performances OF thu
French company. We have seldom seen, generally
speaking better organized troupe Ladies' who take
otlght In horse riding. would gain much BY seeing
the and grace With which Mile rourniaire
nsgss her beautiful steei All tlss other exercises
excellent.
PrLLows' MrNsrHus will give fine sniertsinment
this evening, consisting songs. gses chotusss re-
presentations OF the shaking puaksrs, violin ana ac
oordeos solos, with dancing. The company IL good.
Aart5cAS MusEus-The entertainfae nts at this po-
pulsr continue 60 drav hundreds. This vauds-
tilfss light and smusirg and the comedians very
clever. The great number OF curtosite, 10 be seen
are tikevise source OF attraction. aud hence the
great attendant upon the efforts ofths
ent In pot only having the greatest cuFioties tho
sse. but which can be Tor the price win
ADMIT the visters 70 the Lecture Room.
Ne Mas. WfItfAus two Of the greatest fayOritas
that have appeared at the National Theatre wi
appear thsre on Monday evening.