The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-19
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bowERr TasArRy-The performances this eveaia1
commence with the play Of" Pinarro" In which Mr. snA
Mrs Wallack will sustsn this Leading characters Ehs
cast Of parts exceie mt indeed cannot be oterkise
generally speaking Mv Hsublin has unqurabsAabiy,
the best dramatic cOmpsny in the Union He Yonss-
he has not only in mind The preservation Of the high
character he bears thestfeal manager but he has
also In view the intellectual pleasure of those who vis
hh establishment The spiendof M, which every now
piece produced rcgsrdless of sxpensesf mngnnDsnt
the hest talent, under the guidance Of stagr msnsg
Mr. &evens whore cspabiiity has been sptken ofi ths
Bawery Theatre one Of the most popular and fAvoriis
resorts The amusements win close WITH the grand
nautical drama, Tho Wizard Of the Wave"
BmoADwr Tnxxrsn---A drama, wrisSen expfs~ly
for Mr. ccains, and entitled Irish Honor Dulin
Bays in 170s" produced last night, before rual
sad fashionsble audience The piece containr SONS
hsspy points, and though the plot is new II vo~y
we'll worked There Is vain OF course, in the cAss,
who, being ste ~ard Irish ertate. effects dsaa
to sHf co
vided wsh many opportunities for well timed acts Of
s q TSs, s1S Of an & do
to chair and calls In two Of his tenants to aid thcm
~ holding lights Tao cooiness with which Mr.. Col
Inns acted thc part sd received the fire Of his oppo-
nent vesy charaet estic his through
out able and enliyening and elected shouts sf
laughter; ans, though suffering much from cold,
gave his song, with humor aud taSe, This evening.
the new drama sbe repeated. and. being Cor tho bc-
ters also ho is 20 sing t.S q. dozen a bis avorss
songs and the hcase, dosbt viii be ,sovernowing
Burrows TmrArar. The entertainments for this
evening very attractive is the every nIshs
at this temple Of theatrical spiestor Burton-aiways
indefatigabe in producing the best dramas sisS IN
the engagement Of the comic tatss,t reaped
very profitable harvest The pieces sslected for
tonight are tho beautiful comedy of" Leap Year." In
which Messrs Burton, Broughsm. Mrs RusscH, and
Mrs. Brougham will sustain the prseipai'ch haractcrs-
This will be followed by an Unprotected Female;"
and the amusements will conclude wh the new fArss
Of 4" Domestic Economy." No doubt Chambers-strsct
theatre will be crammed.
EATroSAL TnEArnx.-The performances, this evening,
st this popular establishment consist ofthe musest
drama Of the Bohemian Girl" in whichsIr Marsham
will play the character of Devilhoof This theatre u
doing . good business, Mr. Marshall being cievse
actor and . great favore. The other parts filled
BY very good stock company Mrs. Jossphins wese van
dance a Highland Fling. The amuscments will oloss
with the aug liable farce Of the Phantom BreshfAst"
The engagement of good sterling artists though
they should be paid lttlo more than the ordinary
sum proves beneficial to the sgemcnS
and satisfactory to an audience.
Asres PLAcE TnEArRE.-" Lucrets Borgiap that
magnifccn piece translated from victsr Hugo's ocae-
bratcd drama performed last night before
audience at this beautiful theatre. Miss julia
Dean indeed perfect in the difacut part Of Ls-
oretia and her pathetic gestures sunoc voes
in her thrilling scenes with Gennaro and Duke Al
phonfo, we're the sublime OF histrionio tslens asd
for us to imagine that so beautiful young actre~s
could be- the mother Of so old . Gsnnsro. Mm.Nan~,
Lynne and Mason acted admirably their pArts Miss
Dean-and IL was but justice-was called twice be-
fore ths curtain by an enthusiastic audience. rhs
entertainments concluded with the farce called Dcaf
Post" In which Mr.. Bass filed remarkably wsM
the comic part Of Tristrsm ssppy Tonight, Mas j.
Dean will appear In two Of her fsvorIte chsracters
Tux ITALIAN 0rSnA, AT NisLos.-The public won't
last night and delighted. The misc en- sce.< of
"LucrcKis Borgis" truly besntiful-the dressss
brilliant, and the whole entertainment highly
satisfsctory. Enthusisstic applause and frequsas
acclamstions Of admiration crowned the effort
Though the opera not intended 10 bring forwsrl
The leading principals OF the houpe, yet . full sdsA
Was given Of the strength Of. the compsay. Tee
ladies appeared On this occasion signora AngAs
Boso, soprano sustained the character OF Luorssks
The distinct and beautiful notes Of her voice togsthr
with finished method fell upon the with charn-
favorte being called before the curtain tho END o<
each act Both her histronic talent and her vossi-
nation were highly spplauded throughout, and her
voice deemed agreeable both In its upper ana
lower notes while nothing harsh dlscordAnt assasA
sisnora A. Bosio viii hold = high rank in the ns'
tropoiis. OF sgnorina Caroline vietti contraits,
ss We cannot s.prr,s oursslys' 50 well pleased % :. ~'
and though running 4" low as below, y
aefssss % N .hs upps, note and badly cultivated
tirey While she varied the notes In the scors With
sense ss.Ieey justihane We have % beard !. sanf.
ly received, and much sppiaudcd. sgnor Msrin
Don Alfonso, acquitted hmseifnoby and filed his part
sms ne IL Is with great skll and effect signcr Lers-
mis- silver voice shonc oonrpouousy in the trio Abe
second net, while his whole performance highly
mcritorious Ifhc failed u was IN giving expresdsu W
III pcscatoren cf the most beautiful meodhss N
the opera In which, " We remember correctly he iosA
the hbrctto In several linos However the perf,rmsn
generally excellent and taken ut such short mo-
tiee, that crticitm should be dsarined. The Other
enthusiastic and sensible he 10 bel Londoa
and always aida by his manner. every him
The chorus was also, highly jud.eious and cfectv.
cious trst IL should draw another crowded aud GH~
ionsbie audience. such ~ was present last night
TsrrnsscLs.-Thes SECOND grand vocal aud in-trumss-
tai concert by Sebastian Eme Cook Juvene psnis
only nine years old "a yesterday evening at the
broadway Tsbcrnsce. brilliant and highly fsshioua-
bic audience ed the hall 10 its utmost capacity VIE
evnced the greatest anxiety 70 witness the ereeussss
Of the young prodigy Of the age, Sebastian Cooh vhe
whsn he made his hrst appearance, accompanied ~
sppauded. His performance OF the grand Psrass.s e
ps'ia'sns IA Crscorsenns of the Csosfaa Vsvsse
ritsn" and Of the Buffalo Hunt" ercited msnif--s
admiration and drew forth the most enthusiast 80
pIsuse lie po-sessos an adm irsLis touch combined
with sccur.cy and precision and crecnte. M. AZ sh
such confidence and manfest composure sssoulsh
every one present Mr.. a. G. Bechi performed With
great sosf of his compositions. o briiliant
waits. called Tho Rhine, my Iiome.r which was ~
ceived With every dsmonsration of plesswr. and -
performed lat night. and tho astounding dev~ope-
mcnt of the genius Of his pupil. rearc, grrst credit
snd ability In the cspsrity Of Instructor. Niss J.
Northsn. and Nine. stsphanie. rapturou@y on
corrd, as was also Mr.. Leopold Meyer who performed
the grand air MILITARY with variations tho violin,
with the most distingudshed success.
BnoosLr- I-srIrurK--Cbristy's isinitable band o<
Ministries perform this evening at the above room.
The programme is very attractive, and no doubt wu
drsv large blsge of the cltifens % nrooklyp.
0lrnrio Tsr.rpr.--Pierces Nin.trris continue W
draw large audiences The entertainments consist %
Negro meloaies choruses. and dancing Pierce n .
great fsyorits, and h. full of wit and merrinent
hsIopso-.-white's scrcnsdcrs are singing them
ssves into tho affections Of the Bowsry folks They
give their entertainments every evening At 81 Bowwy
Tvs Irpss- Corcsrr-The second grand concert a.
the Indisn fsmay viii b. held. thL evening, al IT,
Tabernacle; and AL those Who wrh be hjzhy eus~s-
taDsd by the very q of natores beat vtf
should go sud hear those pretty Indian girss sing sos
% Nbsir Wild aud romantic forest songs. which hsvs
created 80 much sensason throughout the citiss a.
lhhadslphia, Bsltimoys and Washington; ana shl~h
drew fvl house, on Monday last al tina T.h.rna.l~