The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-17

MISE Hill - Jane Miss Walters and NJ Frederic wiz
dance Russian Mssurka and the whole will eonelud a.
with the comedieta Of the "Bold Dragons in which
Burton, Lester and Jordan will appear as the Dra-
goons This is bill Of great interest and consider
Ing the admirable In which every piece sus
tanned 1t this theatre, we presume the house will be-
crowded
National TsrArRx.-Another very attractive bill ia
presented for this evenings amusement. The open
ing piece viii be the celebrated scottish drama Of
Rob Roy,n which will be produced with very fine
cast-Clarke as Iasheigh 0sbaldiston, lie Favor as
Francis osbsldiston, and Wemyss Sir Frederick
Vernon. The next in succession will be the highly
PERTAINING musical treat Of the Swiss Bellrngsrs who
execute variety OF marches, quadrles and melodies,
with exceeding sweetness, concluding with the thrill
ing air OF the "Blue Bells OF Scotland The last piece
o'Nei, the chief of the rebels by Mr. Proctor Lady
Ellen by Mrs. Grattap, and Kathleen by Miss M.
Chsriss IL appears TO US that the talented manager
ana proprietor, Mr. furdy gives conside cradle
ment for the small admission money of twonty. Ave
cents He hiss several new pieces in preparation.
TSIrLrn HALL--GRANp MossrEa Corcxar.-Ths
beautiful establishment, called Trpler IIsli bsing
completed In its various depart will be opened
BY the distinguished csntstrice, Anna Bishop, this
evening The program OF the opening concert pre-
sents features Of intense interest. The grand SYM
phopy of Beethoven his master and writ
ten for u band Of great magnitude. Its effects
sublime that an ordinary number OF performers
not give adequate power to the intentions OF the com
poser. The baud which Mr. Bochsa has selected num-
bers nearly Us Of the best talent that could be
procured in the city. With such an instrumentA
felt and the listener will feel thrill Of delight the
mighty swell OF harmony fills the splendid m usical
hall The srias and ballads Of Anna Bishop will BE- OF
course the chief attraction aud tho mellow and melo
dious quality Of Der voice. although not strong-wl
be heard to greater advantage than ever before Her
sweet int onstions and brilliant Embellishments have
always found avenue to the heart. Ths grand oho
rus Of Beethoven the Calm Of the Sea Is fine de-
scriptive IMPOSITION full of dramatic effect and pow
crful cont.sfts The charming solos in the chorus
will be sung by Anna bishop, Miss de Luce. Sisnor
its bread and flowing melodies and phrases opens the
second part. and anticipate Intense enjeymeue
from the beautiful violin psssag-s played by such a.
hatv Cf atrfn VaA mat
TOUR performers PRISONS double grand pianoiortsi
will be splendid affair and the superb chorus, The
Hslielujah" sf Handel will close performance which
Is emn, ntly worthy Of the great occasion for which It
arranged The tickets, informed, are sell
iDg rapidly, and We have no doubt the hall viii be
filled to its utmost extent This great enterprise de-
serves extensive patronage.
CHRIsTY's OPERA Houss.-The same interesting and
highly amusing entertanmeDt of songs. chorusss and
Instrumental performances offered for this even
ing The buresque opera capital and Is Witnessed
with much laughter.
powers this evening In negro Notwithstanding and
dancing Meyers execution ca the violin Is excel
lent.
AMERICA, MUSEUM. Tho enterta nments for this az
trnoon and evening the vau te vile Of My Neigh
Dor Wife" musical display by the Lancashire Bell
ringers, and the tuccessiGl drama OF the ID unkard
HIrfnvA Roens.-The panorama OF Cuba Is attract
ing very respectable audiences rae paiating Is sx-
c.ilent
JusE s. Co.'s Cscus will open at the New York
Am phitbeatTe In tse Bo-ery. on Monday week, with
the French company OF equsstrians
BArsrv WILLIAMS has beeu playing 10 Boston with
gre lie appeal next Ia Providence, X. L.
Mis-. Av.xrosr his oi. d actre who may
be fairly termed the bert la tue sttes had Gro ~ded
house on hri opening night at the Athen@ lm Boston
She appeared the Countess. In the pay ot Love"
aud the conclusion of the piece, the ioon Tmes
say showers of bouquets red the stage amidst
I'll ssiastic cheering.
FHrScH Ballet ~ Bcsror.-Thoss tavorite artists,
no successful at the Astor Place appeared On
ay last Ia ondine' aud Lea heunier., hsfors
a Boston suoience The hoas- early dliad and
than ave huudr- persons were obliged TO retrr
being unable to obtain seats Nile Crlrstiuu franck
Mr. Espiposa enthusiastically received aud
produced by their aston hhDg treats slr an. daos
Ing imib,bse sensation Afssr thar sngaSsnsu- Ne
mpleied in Boston, th-y will return e. Ne~ fovk
where they will inc. no doubt, early epgaganeut