The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-31

usual gcirg ahead With rieh splendid magnificent his
torical rptctacles "Ths Siege OF Comornn depicting
in vivid colors and amin action the late events of
Hungarian warfare is received with great applause,
ard draws wealmost equal TO s predecessors Of the
kind This night il is to be again, in all its
perfection.
BROADWAY THEATRr.-The comedy season, at the
Broadway, Is still progressing The bill for last eve
ming excellent one being made up of Sheriasn's
comedy of the Rivals in which the whole strength
Of the tmpany cast MIR Blake assuming the part
of Sir Anthony Absolute and MIR. wheatly playing
Captain Absolute. Mrs Barrett appeared as Lydia
three acts entitled the Spirit of Gold y very en-.
tetaning piece which has been lately produced the
boards at ths Broadway, and received with %stsss
lat evening wsre well appreciated and the performers
rewarded for their exertions to please BY fre
quent burts of applause coming from the large and res
Pectsble audience who in attendance 1t is to be
hoped that similar announcement and success may be
extended towards the proprieors aud actors during
| every night Of their capital performances.
Burrows THEArnE.-As We predicted this favorite
resort Of all the lover: Of mirth and fun was again
trsctive features Of the Serious Family which con-
stitutsd the most interesting part Of last nights
particular by his inimitable droery kept the audience
In continual commissions of laughter, and Breugham
with the favorite comedy OF Breach of Promise,
Second Thoughts are Best which performed with
distinguished corps Of comscans and gave
satisfaction to the whole house, which was by no
IN expressing It's
chestrs. with cousummste ability aud effect
the passed of with undecreased
eels Tonight being Dombey" night, We may ex-
pect general rush. and those who wish comfortable
seat, would do well to secure it beforehand.
CHANFRAus NATIONAL THEArRg-Whst with the ORR
ginsi Jim Crow T. D. Rice and talented Irish come
dian, MIR Ryan this favori.e theatre fills nightly
almost as well as it did when the Female Guards'
was produced. Mr.. Rice Is certainly Q good actor,
and denestor Of negro character, though he is not
quite all that he has been cracked up to be. Perhaps
we saw him to disadvantage for certainly the piece
OF Jim Crow' which he played last night, is poor
thing This night there is very attractive BILL quod
ride.
MITcHELLs OLvmrIc THEATRE Yesterday evening
this fsvorite place Of exceedingly we'll
filed with numerous and fashionable audience, who
expressed in the most gratifying their sppro-
baton OF the excellent series of attractions which
performed last night. Observation-Disclosures commsuced
with the drama OF Charles NIL the Siege Of Stral-
sund," which passed off with admirable success 1t
was succeeded by the fairy extravaganza Of
zamen and Badcur., the Peri who loved the Prince
| which was received with enthusiastic applause. The
anssemtnts concluded with the farce of the Turned
Head and the burletta of the Sleeping Beauty in
the Wood" which were delivered to the delight and
entire satisfaction Of all present. To night will be
performed the drama Of the Devil in Paris" the farce
raizsman and Bsdoura," and the farce Of Tompkins
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ITALIAN OrERA.-LAst night, for the second time Of
before the crowded house We have yet seen Many
ladies, unable to get seats obliged to stand up
during all the performance, and were told that
great many tickets were refused at the box office.
"Don Giovanni will be great card for Max Msretzek
and this success h well due to him, for he has spared
nothing to get up this work in worthy Of its
fame. The music, although completely different from
the modern Italian and French schools listened to
pisces which excited the mort enthusiastic plsudts
we will remark in the first act the air, "yery well'
sung by Leporello; dnefo, by Giovanni aud Zerlina
the qusrtette Oh ii ritToro, by Dome Elvira. Anna
and Signori Giovanni and Ottavio; the famous air
by Giovanni and the trio Of Anna Elvra and Ottsvio
which the artists are obliged to repeat at every
ming to quote ali the pieces which have been eothu.
asticslly received should be obliged cite every
musical part Of this m:.terpeee We viii speak Of
this opera was admirably well sung by Signorne Bsr
tucca Truff and A. Patti who surpassed themselves,
aud by Sigrori Beneventano Fori, Sanqririco and
Noveni who rendered their respective parts in ad
mrable manner. To morrew evening viii be per-
formed Donizetus celebrated opera :" Lucia III LAM
mermoor,n with Siqnorina Bsrtuccs, and sgnori For
and Beneventano in the three principal roles We
vii repeat what we have already said-secure your
| tests.
CHRrsr,'s oPEEa HousE.-This evening, the solos,
ehoIuses aud dancing announced for the evenings en-
tertanment are excellent Zorer lie also marked down
for limitations Of the leading prima donnas OF the age
and the burlesque Voyage Musical VIII be executed
by the entire company An excellent evenings amuss.
ment.
AnrRIcAs MUSEUM besides the great number Of
euIosites which can be at this we'll regulated
procure artists OF great celebrity who appear the
stage performance The Misses Albertine, In their
tnst Family elicit by their sur prspg fes.s II agility
rounds Of applause.
MrleDroS.-The company Of ssrepaders now playing
1
TABrRsAcLr.-The grand concert and military fssti-
val In aid Of the New York Volunteer ISOLATION,
given under the direction Of MIR George Loder Mr.
Richard Willis, will come OF Saturday evening
next The artists who have kindly offered their SER
vices on the occasion, are Madam Otto, Miss Julia
Leach and several other distiDe professors But
although the programme II ned with selection Of
excellent musical gems. and the fret order Of talent to
play and siDg them With the utmost science the
amusement OF the audience, we are OF opinion that
there is much more powerful and attractive inseu-
In fIa llseftA THae ~-.fg
joyng themselves around each domestic dreside those
who now appeal TO their sympsthies offered themselves
ss tserinces upon the altar OF freedom aud through
months 81 privation and hardship nobly fought for
the protection Of the free institutions OF their native
hearts patriots Of other eounsrss receive tributes %
respect and are treated with every mark Of Kindness
sy our how much more -sI@y should tho,s
Ing circumstsDces-in many cases ioss of health and
loss Of lfe in lighting the battles Of their counry-bs
happy esuntl,, Wssie perss.dsd eur citizen s,,s
collect the noble and undaunted sesions Of the voup
tsers, In asserting their rights TO the possession Of
and that they vii Give sssssiiss .s,inony of their
the Tabernacle be cramned In every department.
CoIrssum.-Last evening, the concert Of the Deane
Family came on, bsfore very respectable audience,
and the entire family In their solos duets reoita
tons, gave the utmost satisfaction TO their hearers
Mrs Dtsne eang some melodies very sveetly; Master
Charles sspg the Bay Of Biseay and the Bold SOL
der Boy" in . very cr.ditable manner But nothing
could possibly exceed the excellent manner in whics
ire charmng ascinanpg little Fanny recited the tale
Of ts-her sweet Accentustiop, and EN- phac reading
give evident marks Of refined mind and a promise OF
future greatness The ladies who executed the duet
hom Nofms we're loudly chsered the unity and har-
mopy o. their voices we're excellent Mr. Leopold
Meyer executed grand 70 stssia from Bruno In mss-
terry style, and received well. mered yisusits MIR
Zimmerman played national medley on 9 newly in
vented instrument. the orckestreon, wAich elected
reiterated cheers II IL very toned instrument
and possesses great comps.sths performer eau play
on any hey accompanied By thorough bas, in hne, /
all sustained their parts well. and the audience we're
pleased with their Welt to the Coliseum.
BrooELys FrnsLs AcsnENy.-Mr w T. Bolsnd the /
Irish dian and vocalist who has been some snort
time In this country. gves concert and literary en-.
tsrtainmsnt at the above place to evening ME-
Bolspd has played at the Tbsstr. Royal Dublin and
also In London and has given great satisfaction In his
sir giog and dramatic approximations
Bssrrr WILLIAMS. the celebrated irish comedian
and Mrs Mestsyer playing to full hosses In
They sppesr In waship gton on Monday evening next
Monr IspisS ourssexs Ts,s-FouR psRsoSs Eur-