The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-27

BowERr TnEArEE.-This theatre presented last even
ing Its usual aspect . lively and animated scene OF
laughter, plssdits, and ohssrs The entertainments
commenced with the sublime tragedy Of Othsllo''-
sickness Of Mr.. ArsoId-in which Msssrs wsllaek,
Lester and Gilbert, and Mira. Wsllsck received
entitled "TSs captain Of the wstoh." vas also PSF.
formed and passd off to the entire ssti.scton Of the
e. The ana on .
bill, concluded the amusenents Of the evening To-
night for the benefit Of Mr. Wsilsck Jr brilliant
attractive programme will be presented TO the sd
mrers of this great artist 1t comprises The StrAu-
ger aud Don Cesar de Bssau." In these two pieces
all the talented company Of the Bowsry Thsstrs will
appear
BRoApwAy-MIss DAvEspoRr's APrEARArcE-Ou Mon.
day evening this young lady made her first
tn Broadway In character which she hiss made al
her the Counters in wes's bes utful pay
of Love- The house vas filled to overfo wing, every
teat and andrg place being oceupisd and the su-
diepee and generous their first recep.
ton Of Mics Davenport - they we're deservedy rap
turous In their appreciation Of her classical portrsture
Of the high born Countess throughout the piece At
the clusion Of the performance che called be-
fore the curtain, where che received the unanimous
and enthusiastic greeting of the whole house Last
evening Miss Davenport lbefors equally brilliant
dence sustained the sweet and dozipg character of
"Juliet - and must confess that high
pctatiops had been from her essays In this
city ard from the Of her fame throughout the
states they 10 all respects more than realized by
her powerful deneation Of the exquisite but unfor
tunate Italian a the mingled power of passion aud
pstbostbe tmid esrnesnees Of her virgin Vows her
conhding nature all must be to oe appreciated
She porrsys truly the gentle touches Of maiden deli
cacy and the sgtsons Of the sublime passion Of which
wonans heart is certainly the most susceptible as
IL is the most enduring; her articulation Is clear
and distpct; her action graceful aud cisssicsl her
voice sweet and thrillinghes music she straps Us In
melancholy and esvatss in JOY, melts Into ten
! derness, and draws forth ~stpest sympathies
Psthos and passion with cell regulated enuncistion
tragic there fcatons Miss Osv. pos
fully and TO them adds the graceful charms Of
the text and intent Of the author which she reads
"frem " the heart and "to" the heart Mr. Nssfe,
q, keneo was excellent, and performed bis part
down merited applause. MIR Dyott's Mercutio wss q
fine performance Ancient critics have said that the
author killed Mercutio early lsst he might divide the
palm with Romeo. We we'll believs that the cha
actr conceived In the ,sms spirt aud acted with the
power which MIR by infused into it, would bid
fair to rival the hero of the piece. MIR. Barrett has
| commenced his management under most favorable
auspices and his judgment in procuring Miss Daven-
| port deserves The highest commendation His
kno~ledged professional ability aud his gentlemsnly
department well qualify him for the arduous office of
manager Of hessrcsl company and caterer for public
taste Miss Davenport and Mr.. Nrsds, at the concu-
sion Of the tragedy answered the unanimous call Of
tie house, the lady bearing bouquet tia. had been
csst at her feet from the boxes
BUKros's THEArRE.-Last evening. this spendid
temple Of dramatic smusem~Dt extremely well at
tended by numerous and exceedingly fashionable
dience who expressed their satissstion spproba-
ton in the most undisguised and hattering man
The bteItaiaIn.nts opened with the excellent
cemedy Of the Old Epgli,h Geptieman,n In which
MIR Burton ably sustained the character Of Squire
Brosdands with great comic ability The other parts
we'll filled by Mr. jordan aud Miss Hill. Miss
Chapman and Mrs. Hughes The Serious Family"
was the next piece, but have often criticised its
representation that nothing remains but to say. at
Buttons Theatre 1t lie performed the very life This
evening the consist OF the farce OF Leap
Year." sith the nev.r-tiIiDg Serious Family"
CHAsFEAu's National THEATRE. The programme Of
feTed sst light to the Of this favorite hes
tire attracted very pu~rrous audience, which gave,
during all the performsnee the ,a arhs
Of satisfscton and delight rbe entertainments
mencsd with the musical drama Of +" The Miller and
HE Menu in which Messrs rlton and Jefferson, and
Tell
parts The comedy entitled Governors Wife" fol-
lowed in which Miss ANA Cruise = very good and
charming actress performed the character Of Lefty
Briggs and was frequently spplauded =" The Secret"
lsughaole fsroe, was also performed and after some
fsvorite songs by Mas MsyDe and Mr.. Seymour, the
entertainments concluded with the wonderful eques-
TRAN fests Of Mr. p ston stsne the oeptauriAn The
bill 81 to- sbt conprises three pieces AID the grand
fHg Of MIR Eaton stone the greatest bare
back rider Of the We glad to perceive that
tive and oaehs to the atioosI Theatre has
become one OF ITS proprietore. Ar Ewing having
tired from the citation With Purdy and Chsnfrsu, Who
are interchangeable In their exertions the National IL
tuJe to 60 ahead.
AsroR PLscE THEsrRE.-On Monday evening this
establishment opened for the spring season with
celent company. The housc well nlled by
able audience and the performances did credit to the
Taste ssd judgment Of Mr, Bass the manager The
play selected was Buiwer's Lady of Lyons" Mr.. O.
Vsndebhoh great fSvorite, on his Appearance, was
received with repeated cheers which he subsequently
Claude Melnote he iutrod uced novel aad besuti
full pouts aud read the language with such closs
rendered douby elective by the mcst graceful soton
n at throughout simest every he warmly
rlaud.d Ai.s Duret ably sustained the character
OF Pauline, although In scenes she appeared to
little too tame. Mr Bass .. usual played the part
ofColonsl Damas TO perfection In fact the satirs
passed eff viii the greatest eia At the end Of
the play Mrs Duret MIR ysndenhon, and Mr. Bass
called before the curtain ana received with vehs.
ment cheering. Last evening the ALL citing and besu,i-
Van e.i hon ss the Stranger aud Miss r. VI. Duret
Mrs Halter and Mrs M'Lsan AZ the Count... Win
ter az ut IN he f.I
fer,s 81 the audience, originally perf1rme 10
ended In such wayss TO form tragedy and Ia shis
fhspe carries with IL valuable lesson. IL gene.
rally veil acted. and produced decided i'm resson
upon the audience Tonight tine tragedy ana other
entertainments.
Cspur,'s Mssrnrts-It 10 really surprising with
what great success this band has been playing since
their 6rst arrival In this city. foar yssrs
Scarcely bisht pavss that the hall cramnsi to
sunocsitop We paid very marked attention 4, the
perulier features 81 this smpssmsnt lately and must
confess We were never faor. pleased rhs spxlnr AMI
ch,rus department. was sell filled th- dsnging vas ex
quite beautiful counter tenor voice per tbs
bet tin the Whole ~oTd, which 10 made 20 Initiate Jenny
LIND aud other eminent artists breaks nsoo
perfect then the soos guitar and vi1lin
ere rendered with such mu-cs scienc. sad brilliant
execution, as 60 dras forth r~p-sei cheers In hn-,
chrsty has established him ell In this city excel
lLt marsger
srnasri.S Emn Coos sCo-c,Nr This rsb.rnscls vas
well hnsd on MONDAY pighi win sfsshior~bs audience
To fesr the 2erormsBces % Master Cook niae years
Isse, On the piano forte There vas q marked
facility 81 touch and execution thst ohsracterizsd
III. perfcrmsbcs- but sl.o 81 the w0ndsrfll Do ser
snd command the instrument Young Cook
y evidently = gsnius-r-sis muiic With eass aud
ispidty, ard hes q Larxhty ssiCrehanse on his
p0uers. All the study sud application that such
q youth could tesfow. wtthogt yrry great natural
powers could never produce such elects
besFsd In his performances; and W his talents are
judiciouly cultivated h. caBnot but sri.s e. toe
frat oistibetion 10 hts art Mss Juus Northa sang
very ssretiy. thouE5 che isbur.d unaer cold. The
Nishtirgsis" sell executed ar ushrlein's
pune ta., voice appeared to BE- novelty In his arst
fof which worthy ~ appsuss than 10 |
rsC,ved In ccncrrtsd nusia 10 profc vAluabie
vocalist The rerioTmsncss &C Nr kye. the flute,
characterized by his usual s.lls at execution
SIR. Beeht. the Instructor % Master Cook performed
very satisfactorily On the pisuo forte
MsnssF SrsFHaNi's Coscssr- The Hungarian concert
asremtskab. co Monday night at the Ap lilo Roome
for the very highly anished petformances Mslsuse
stertaBi executed the vocal part tn great brisncy
Of style Herr Sside. tb- aute 0siciOusy 90.
chanting The audience elso. we're enrap,nrst By the
p-Tfof see ~ H-rr Vol on the vlo,in lie hiss few
petifos We should not omit ~ notice the excel
Ian II ksIfer an iha arinnst IIrr