The New York herald., 1850-05-19
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical and Muxfai.


BROADWAY TnrATRE-The beautiful tragedy Of VII
gina' was repeatedla night and roc ,ived with in
creased applause Miss Davenport susa ned the part
oithe heroine with immense effect and Dir vw down, In
e vsrous scenes where she depicts the vief OF the
iona daughter ans the ,irtuous Roman maid he mo,s
ap'ious ana well intrited appreciation Of uo wnoio
mouse Some Of the passages Ia this play are g. yquisite
ana classical and hiss Drvenports peri ,rnan re VAS
seh as TO produce general feeling Of admir- vton
e was wcll supported by the other characters the
pMie.e M ano a. would naturally be expected, th~rV s~ss
ore perfection than attends first represe tti on
ne manager OF the broadway is alive to the inte ts
nhd desirous tor the entertainment OF 81 Ns
numerous patrons OF the drama he never tails to
successfully for the many paiated public taste Miss
davenport engarrmcnt has been exceedingly fatter-
,ng the other feminine stars who at
present nihe 10 our city and be satisfactory
her TO know that her Efforts now ar. .dJipg fy,sb
isurels 10 her wide spread fame At the conclusion cf
the TRAGEDY Miss Davenport loudly called for and
being led before the curtain by Mr. Dyott received
the warm appreciation of her transcendant merits
NiBLos GARDrr.-With the fine weather we may ex-
pect general rush to this beautiful establishment
which is conducted in style of excellence that com
mands Tor ii the full favor Of the public. Last night
Home was produced for the last time the amusing
incidents and music. together with the acting giving
great satisfaction to all present 1t L. to be withdraw
10 make room Tor other novelties and accordingly
Monday, MIR. Broughsms comedy Romance and Re
atty" viii be brought forward with the whole force
of the efficient company. The present week promises
o be even more brilliant than the last.
BuRToS's THEArRE.This popular establishment con-
tnues to be favored with that full tide Of that
has rnarkedit for many months past. The Vicar of
Wakefield" and Mysterious noel kings" a isughable
affair have given much sa,isfaeton and the repe,toa
OF favorite plays has always been productive to the
manager aud agreeable TO the public The fayorits
piece however, appears so be The Vicar OF Wake
hed and II is found attractiyoi IL repeated fro
quently IL Is announced. among other entertain
ments, in the excellent bill for Monday night
AsroR Plscr THTATRr.-Last evening Miss Cushman
performed her beautiful character of Meg Merros in
the play of Guy Mannering from the beginning to
the end Of her acting, she greeted with tho most
enthusiastic applause by a delighted audience The
theatre wa crowded in every part by the fash
lonable audience we have ever in that house
Ihs piece. founded on one OF the best works of Sir
Walter Scott. admirably rendered by the whole
company. and we will here take occasion say that
Mr Bass the able manager. deserves and has the
thanks Of the lovers of The drama for the peraeon OF
saJle in which these magnificent pieces are put upon
the stage ON tomorrow splendid bill will be pre-
sentcd In which Miss Cushmau asd MIR. n Placido Wal
appear, and which cannot fail 60 draw full house.
Cnnsrr's orrE, Housr.-The same excellent enter
tainment for which this band is celebrated will he
given during the next week Between glees chorus-s
and every description of negro melodies toxethar
with an instrumeutal performance which would DO
credit TO any concert room AN hour on two can be
happily passed at Mechanics Hall
CHiNEsr MUsruM.-Tho Chinese beauty holds hec
levees every day and She is honored by the most
fashionable and aristocratic families. She is "a very
agreeable aud aiabe girl and seems delighted with
her visitr~ She seems be particul pleased w.h
the dresses of the ladies aud their rnkets To prove
that she has a knowledge OF beautiful features she
yesterday made IL point 20 walk round the room
WIN featured lazy who pink bon
net. The pink. therefJ-e. must become fashionable
Look out for the fashionable side Of broadway.
CssrrE GARDEN -whocap resist the tenn atou of vi
sitting Castle Garden this evening Mr. Ioer whom all
know 10 be ofthe finished aud crlient us-
caladsrs In this city will all his uperior po
OF the nspritirg science of music order tickle the
ears aud charm the of the patrons Of this
heatbiul. bsAutiiu location. Only imagine the felt
city al seat the balcony, white Is inha the
saubrous atmosphere OF sea and land The bay 10
decidedly the handsomet In the world and the sailing
vessels neat and swirl any upon the waters of
any country the globe. But Imagine, above all
the sabbath evening the solemn strains Of tho
band, recalling TO the contcmplative mind the mose
transporting thoughts perhaps TO some of innocent
days-perhaps. 10 Others regret OF not having spent
tendency.
very popular Their polkas qusdrilles, marches and
oth'r pieces rendered with great sweetness and
harmony
the patrons Of his negro entertainment White sings
we'll farquer Is very good on the mandolin A. and Lewis
sustains the dancing department
MuLoprov.-The Southern negroes are here repre-
scnted with Gle evernes. Tho entertainment consists
Of songs, glees. ehoruses, and dancing
AroIIo RooNs.-A grand exhibition concert Win
snsir will Introduce Prisons American mammoth
double grand piano, which four persons will play
nj the same time. The performers will b. Msssrs.
Burke. Boucher, Holman. johnson, King Kyle, PelL
Prison, schsrfenberg, and Timm.
BUnro~ sAsssNsIv ooMs--Thee Xii bition of Uislgea
grand panorama will take place every evening during
the week, at the above rooms.