The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical and MuslcaI.

| Bournr THsArRE.-Ths Siege Of Comorn,n as Q
spectacle, melo- drama, and historical piece, Ii
highly peaing ard satiactory to the crowded houses
which nightly ill this splendid temple of histronic re-.
presentation Some Of its incidents 1t true are not
very strange, nor original particularly the escape OF
Wshazy In milers sack; but it is worked up WELL
and as the party wind up the path to the mill aud
Wehary (Mr. Stevens) makes the back OF the msu
almost crack as he carries him his shoulders-aud
as Gomatsky. MIR Winans literally makes ones sides
crack with laughter Mt his excamatons and surprise
ara nG.re tonhommie-the whole ir highly effective tells
eagements" snd the Little Devil clever pieces ana
asmmaey performed, added vastly 80 the entertain
Pafaion Tor to-morroT evening.
BROADWAY THEATEr.-The great success of the ley,-
| tinntr drama at this house should ray, from the
fahiopabe audiences that nightly grace its seats Is
attributable, more TO the very lsudsble manner In
| which the pieces are produced, and the admitted
ability Of the corps damags than the recent re-
duction in the prices OF admission We are Glad To .se
Mr. Blake frequently before the pubc his name is
an additional attraction for the lovers Of true comedy
and genuine scting but now that he aud his excellent
standard pany aided by the naipe Mrs Barrett
| and the accomplished Mr. Wheatly, it is not to bs
wondered tba; the Broadway theatre should be the
centre o. attraction Each actor enters with spirt
into the part he Llhls N douby to aid the
manager in his praseworthy enterprise. Last night
wss repeated The admired aud admirable comedy Of
Old Heads and Young Hearts, which was followed
by Polka, by Madame Ernestne Kathleen. ani the
.nteItainmens concluded with the farce of the Mar
and received with approbation
BvKroN's TnEArRE-Tbis theatre was again resplen-
dent with another and be audience
who witnessed that popular comedy, the Serious
Family" with unsbated interest Far several weeks
past this temple Of comedy has enjoyed run Of the
mot unparalleled success It has been every night
crowded to it's utmoet capacity with ell the beauty aud
fashion of this city. The realization Of this brilliant
ruccets unquostonsbly attributable to the ad mira
ee hl on the msnseer in his selections of choice
terts!ninents lie Is continually bent upon the pur-
pose O. sordipg the greatest amount of pleasure and
amu'ement, and for such fsigabnity he certainly
deserves enooursgement from uulimied patronage Of
The public. The entertainments constituted with the
tqusiIy popular piece of the 4" ToodSs.n which was
Ell tire faiitfaction to all present.
CHAsrRAU's National THEArRE Last evening, MIR.
T d. Rice, the original Jim Crow-he who first set in
vogue the negro rage and mania, which seized upon all
the world In both It's hempheres like the infection of
the cholera that every body for time was mpinx
Jim Grow, and chsSntIDg 4" Clare de Kitchen - sole
vireinny Nebev Tirs''Mr 7. Rice the famous ORR
riustor Of this quasi revolution In dram atics for the
time. which has, however, since become as fiat stale
and Improbable the late French revolution he the
vsitabe original impersonstion Of the old aud gen
Jim Crow TOOK his brpedt last night at the Nstiensl
and benefit IL was First came Jumbo Jum" then
was played The Mummy," then foil we'd . The Hon.
est Thevss,n all three Of them rich sui amusing
pieces; and lastly came the Foreign Princen-with
Jim Crow himsef-a piece not worthy to be ela.ssd
with the other more tslsnted productions Yet Mr.
Rice rendered II highly amusing and the house
ed az 10 was had scarcely roo enough for the shaking
Of the sides which the ircessabt produced IN
all present. On Monday immense attractions are
forthcoming at this pretty little theatre.
MrcnrrL's THEArRE.-Tsking everything into con
eideration, IL must be admitted that this place of
Amusement has during the last week realized decided
Ia the representation Of it's various entertain
pents, and enjoyed very profitable run, a eireum-
stance which will tend to aspire ths company with
and eentdeDce and to give an nsl i'm
pulse TO the msrsger Ia his sxsrons public amuss-
ment The entertainments we're Of very iotsrsstins
ard ssing character consisting OF the burl.ta of
the Twelve Months" tho fairy extrayseanz. Of
"Camsrslzsmau and Badoura - the comic opera en-
titled Johu Of Paris and the farce OF the Midnight
watch ell of which passed of exceedingly we'll rnsy
we're witnessed smid the most nsttsriog demonstra-
tiops Of unirersal pleasure epd satsfscton Msssrs
Mitchell Wslcot, Nickinson, and Miss Mary Taylor,
acquitted themselves with their accustomed ability
aud success.
CHmsrY's orrrA House. This place OF amusement Is
becoming every day popular aud the music Of the
band under the guidance Of r. p Christy, seem. to
have some peculiar swsetness our citizens relish
those negro melodies than any other Kind Of u-
sical entertann,nt eivsn In this city. Tomorrow
evering they give their concert usual In Mechanesi
Hall The programme contains the choicest teleotion
Of their popular airs ard George and w Sheppard will
appear In their excellent dances which are so gene
rally admired The celebrated burlssaus "a Vo,are
Mu-cal s alsaysreceivsd with cheers Zoror bis
imitation. of various prima donns and could in his
solo on the guitar eve the Greatest evidence OF lns
musical education.
AmrAicss MUSEUM. This old aud frorite establish
nent continues to be visited by large sssemblagss Of
Our citizens. The Martlnetu Family always great ia
vorss and exeellcn, artists, appear every afternoon
and ming In the pentomme OF the Scarlet Fiend
and the vaudeville company will give their usual dra-
nhc approximations. IA the farce 0fths" Rival Pages
The Musetm. containing many work. 81 art aui
aboundns with such rars natural cudosites possesses
many attractive features which should induce parents
With their tckioren TO visit II ~ IL must be great
source 0inriruction 10 yoBn xsters Who In reality
s's nsty of tho'e birds aud animals which their
sohool books treat a.
GEASD Coscrsr ron rHr Br~rrfr or rHE NHw
lohK NoLuSTtsH ASSOCIATION This concert riven
for the bcneot Of the gallant volunteers Of the New
York regiment, attsctsd last evening pretty good
house at the Tabernacle; yet should have desired to
have the house better hedon occasion the par
pose which 70 asit 10 their distress. tho,s Who
uavelJ fought for their country ami by their
wounds. unable 20 provide for their living George
Loder .nd Richard Willis. assisted by some other
afu,ts have noby done their aud have rixht to
the erattuds of osr valiant soidiers ~ Cerro crso
Dodworth and Shelton, performed th-r tax sanir.,
by veil Mr. J. Burke the celebrated vi ,llni.t in hts
Otto received With every mark Of s,tlsf.ctIoa
Madame Bornstein Routh vho made her fret APPEAR
| Miss Julia Northai beisg indi.po.sd vas upsbls TO
lend her talent To this patriotic on Nss-
lessh frseefisk, Lys,sr aud Herr Brandt sass sons
English end Gsrmsn ballads, vhch we're vel resolved
During the concert, TIRE Ns~ York voiuntesrs cary
itg with th.m thsir ,slt.r-d rsx. wsre .sn,ed 81
three times three cheers srthnsi ssissy given bat
there Guotsor worthy % especa nj notice Mr.
George Lodsr having snbounc.f that Naalr polio
MIA Jsgelo had rsfus.d 10 come. an cit renfleman,
twbcse name se could lot ascertain Ia order % ex
cDipse chat gallant HunFsfi,n herolns assured the
audisnce that shs was very fisk but this assurance
cctld rot prtvebts voice fr IN tsyfng ave have not
come here 20 80. Mstlle Jsgrllo: came % aud
srast cur gallant volun teers of Nsxieon These worf
81 ecurse we're received by numerous brsva- and thr~e
tu.t three cheers vero sgsin given for the Neg yosk
{ regiment
Tns GSAND DorArfov CoSurar viii come on st the
Tabernacle, ON Thurrday evening next. Being sush
novel affair ard sGofdpg such su,usemsnt da many
innsIoss proh) for the al sdDi-iea money aSty
cents N y probable the rabrrnscls, that evening
will b. crowded. Mr. George Lodsr ccaducts the nu-
/ ticsl department..
Ma orros.- whites sereuadsrs will sivs their usus
eptsrtainDsbts at 81 BoEery, every evening durinx
! the week
! s,rssIIAs Coos. rHE ANrnicsS Jvvr~,Ir p,.-ssr
/ A. The period epIroachts Tor the grand copssrt of
ths ntrtste youth the curio.ity incrpases a. b.ar
him We seain had the pleasure last evening ~ li..
teDrR 90 the cucet sounds OF this juvenile artist pro