The New York herald., 1850-12-24
PRICE TWO CENTS.

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moves with elasticity which Ia the result Of
Inspired talent than that which studied art can a.
complain. She possssses more than this land which,
cult steps ve have ever beheld. Her bound Is Of an
aerial description, and her pretty little feet move
without scarcely psrceptibls sound-in . word. all
her efforts given with such delioscy, and bril-
ancy that the spectator Is perfectly entrsnced Hsr
sister also, s exceedingly clever she seems to have
same ease, tho tame poetry Of motion the preo-
sion and grace There s shade Of difference that ono
other might u cd to be sps Of an aerial
Paradise Mons Espinosa IL the perfection Of that
which y hich was much wanted in the country. As
clown and dancer OF the most lzughabe melange de
pcs he Is without rival In the world NAtura
to have formed him for his present pursuit His little
ngure is very beautiful In Its petit proportion his aoe
the most droll have seen and IL nns model
for any artist; In word he Ia great little aud
should be seen by all ctizens nne bill for to-
night-one which viii amply repay the yisiters
BsUUcHAM's LrcEUM-THs Orssisa Nresr This
new temple OF Thssps opened ming before
prognostcstes its future to be triumphant In
this city, whore vast variety o. places OF dramatic
sort are already established as universally scknow-
lodged fsvorite thestres OF the art IL requires small
efforts and no mean talents to make opening sad
secure patronage, amongst our play goers ye. ws
may judge frota the ovsrwheiming audience. the
boundsd applause, and the excelsncs Of thu whole
corps Broueham'r Lyoeum Is destined to hold . pro-
minept position home Of The drama In New York.
The entrance which 10 spacious, Is in Broad say,
within few doers OF Broome street ana the building
.xt.nd' to Mercer street, The interior Of ta.
Is cspsbleaof containing about 800 or 2 UJO per-
sons The sests In the circle elegantly CO.
vered a. will accommodate about feur hundrsd tue
pit or parquet, 6nished in similar style aad will
contain comfortably about equal number OF visit
ers The family circle Is tpaeo and we'll arranged
aud the ranels are most tastsfnly formed OF ron
work. painted In white and gold and ffom cash psasl
is suspended ch astey exquisite chandelier; the pro-
ecthum pleasing and Dot gaudy, aud the whole pre-
sents very pretty little theatre. All the artists con-
nscted with its erection dessrvs unqualified commen
datiop MIR. Trimbe, the we'll known builder has add
ed another story to his architectural fsme, aud
the masonry, by Mr.. George J.. Knight, is solid
to safety and STABILITY Of struoture 1t reflects the
highest credit upon both those gentlemen ras ex-
qussite carving by Mr. Caller The srtiatc dseora.
tons by Mr. Allegri, and the ornaments iron works
by Jackson Co The act drop, which Il most srtis-
ticaIly painted with sofsness Of style and cis.raess
Of representation is from the pencI Of Mr Hsister
the aole scene painter of the Broadway theatre Tue
opening eutertsiaments commencei with humorous
and appropriate address enttl-d Breug Imam 10 !"
In which the whole company we're introdacsa. Ii was
very playful aud entartaning but eau b. Appreciated
only when admirably acted a, 1t was last night.
II would be Injustice to attempt to describe
1t. BIoushsm made the first bow, aud
menced his rigmsro", after the dsafsnng plsaiiss
which greeted him bad ceased AMI Mt the end every
ver,s introduced with q happy liuo each msnbsr
OF his company-fr his stage manager, Mr.. Hsary
Lynne; then Mrs Vernon, Mrs Blake. aud Mrs.
Broug hsm. Who were each most chseriaxly rseeivsd
Eiss Kate Horn (our oFn Kate) was received With .
warmth hst she deserves and which convinc,s that
fhe will be fsvorite here she has been
elsewh.re She will doubtless prove OF the most
Attractive members cftbe corps. Mis-, Mary Taylor,
for that favor which she herself has failed
ceive ut the hands of New York audience, vas
greeted rith grsst applause Mrs Loders rsceptic.
OF very progressing appearance, bids fair 20 Be
9 fsvorlts on these borss Tnsu came Miss Gould,
from LencoD, Mrs. Dunn, Nrs. Lystsr MIR. q ~ens,
Dir Phlps, and host Of others, whom in due
time will notice; but at pressut ve cannot
do uttice to The orchestra conducted by Mr. Gsorgs
Lodsr 10 efficient and correct aud roascts tbs nghass
creeit the musical ability OF that gentleman rhs
overture was performed with we'll studea aud fault
laNv frnul thp Aea1 mi
Royal Paris Mademosellc Duoy Barre IN sds her arse
appearance In this couatry ss tins dIaseyse OF the
Lyceum, and pleased TO that she " likely To
be the least Of the attractions offered to tbs pub
lie; .he is graceful and buoyant la nee execution Of
OF appisuse which must have convinced Der thai
Americans can welcome a stranger. who, by ability,
proves deserving OF their hospitality she sa. ~su
theatre The performances concuded With tie lauy ya
sels nttrlode Of Deed. Of Dreadful Nots,v and
piece, called The Light Guard or womsn's Rights"
or these We NUT speak on q future occasion.
BURToS's Tnskrnx Every tate can b. grs,iaef 1t
this prosperous estsblthm.Dt. We o.iy the duIisst
spirt 10 leave Burtone theatre other ~iss than With
the most Pleasing and happy emotions hs Is one Of
the bes, phJsicisns In the city but bs prascs is
I'll ely cobnbet to the taxing the system, Aad
giving healthy 70 every func-
tion by the harmonic action Of this leading portion
Ing will make the most caous aud inyinciple indi-
vidual laugh The nfst part commences with the new
American comedy Of Married al Actfes," This viu
be succeeded by favorite de dr by Mrs Waters
and NJ. Frederic and by several ovtrtures, waltEss
and pohss by the orchestra, sud the whole will coa-
oluGe With the aughshle comedy OF tho Serious fam
lily" What bill tor ons night!
NiBLo's GARDEN - Not sthstandiog the great a.trss
ton pre,eptsd In every theatre n the oy the Rsvel
who viii slsay, BE- iayorts coLtinus TO drs- large
and rsfpectsbIs audiences They Offer q fine pro-
rramme for this evening The smusemeus will com
Inence with a overture by the orchestra which Will
be followed by the comic pantomims OF " La Rsts
Chanpsire" the characters BY ths Ravel Family Tbs
NJ 1T feature will be the grand dance La Rontss by
Wells and NJ Brilliant. rhi. viii be succeeded BY ths
surprising performances OF the Bedoun Arabs aud the
smuttmsnts will termiAate with what Of svrf Il worm
the price Of udnison namely the sple1iii gorgeous
and meg nideent fairy comic paatomins of nazrlm,
&C the Night Oel Who can resist tbs temptation IL
visiting hiblos tbis eve ming Those Ger sainy wha
with 20 pass pleasant evening all not
NArioNaL THssrse This popular s.tsbli IN nept is
doing an excellent business Tns bill for thi- evening
T. rey atraetive Three tine pieces elsred for the
mufemept ~ PurCye patrons The hrst Il the drama
OF the Night Hsg. which u greatly admired. Neatly
all the company appear Ia THIS pie;e. The
orchtftra Tbis viii be succeeded by a nav paa.o-
mine, entitled the Golden Axs,r with an sxssllsat
hunting Get % qusdries snd the en'srtannsnt will
terminate with the very popular prize dsssa Of the
" ship Carpenter Of Nes fork.N Mr.. Purdy :, nsknx
giest preparation. ior christmas Day shen p-sform-
nucss a. = novel sud hishiy amusing oharaetsr sill
b Irsssntia for the enjoy msnt of the vi-iters
ANrficAS MusFus. s.- The amu,sments for ths sf.sr-
vsiy. srs very st,rsctiVe. To- "Cnrstss Dsakhter"
u ouid b. feen BY every one s moral tundsnoy sad
vtry instruc'iye features t1ouf utUs the heals of
families 90 bring their children wtth them rhsrs
VIII b four rsrotmAnc.s f-r ChFistmss Day. shsu all
descriptions uf light and pseftfg easements silt be
prsentsd. Ofeen~oofis ssfki ns this sstablshtaen
well.
Nav YonH CrHcus This popular place ~ anu..-
mfut continue. 70 Be througsi niFhtv by eros IA of
drNghtd spectators and ne perform Il ths
Funoh troupe lose nothing Va point of st.r.,firs
poser The fpoctaol,s Of" aulivern and "Cindsrpnsu
are well vcfth vita essng ana All the sn'srtainm N .ntt
are highly pleasing TO morrow Christmas thrs
pgIiofmsncss viii b given
PmoriNs PsooKrss The exhibition of this bean.
tiiu and Instructive panorama is drA wing e-i Itts
= painting Of greAt artistic merit.
Awrsfcar DnAMartc Tu~n we a-e informed that
not sndne Eibios theatre was not a. srosd-d
might have been wished the actual receipts Of the
benz tt amounted ~ los although 80 good by
s2oo 80 the former benefits
ssrritn' 4 CsfMoras.s may trny be considered the
mCst beautiful paintings ve have ever seen They
being exhibited Of Thirteenth street and Broad
way