The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-25

BowrRv THKArsr.--As long as Mr.. Hsmblin will give
such good pieces interpreted by such artists Messs
wsllaek Gilbert, Scott, Mrs. wsllaek. aud Miss We
myss sustained by many others Of uncontested talent
he will see every night his theatre crowded by iunu
mersbc frequenters. Last evening. the bsaut,fui
piece OF 1.-The Stranger Was performed In clajuas-
ton with the successful drama OF Nick of the wood"
aud, usual the house nied 10 its utmost otpa
performers that we have but TO say that they wsre
choered and enthusiastically applaudcd thr bughout
ne rIsn n d ~ hYG asn.ea n ssnss M
the stars Of the company will appear In of the
best pieces in the repcrtory.
BRoADwAv THr.rhy.-Ths entertainments at tho
broadway last evening consisted Of the drama Of King
OMEN, the Irsh Brigade" ani the comedy of The
Nervous Man and the Mau Of Ncrve,r In both ot
which pieces Mr. Collins performed the leading p,rts
Appearing a. Capt O'Neii tn the hrst piece ali
Mcshane In the last Added to these q farce,
called tho rrum peters Wedding making altogether
aeapital bill Mr. Collins will appear In two pieces
again. this evening.
Busroy's THsArsR.-Yesterlaye evening being set
apart for the benefit Of Mr. w. Clarke this spacious
theatre filed to i,s utmost capacity In fact 10
was q perfect jan, and great numbers obliged
TO 90 away unable to obtain admission. The par
iormano.s commenced with that Intensely interesting
drama The Wreck Ashore which was perfsrmsd
with distinguished ability and to the entire ss.is-
faction OF the numsrou. audience. The concluding
pieces we're the farce Of John Dobbsn In rh,eh Miss
Mary Taylor. as usual, signslzed hsrseif aud the
eomed.tta OF The Queens Hu.bsnd the ptrt OF
Don Manuel being most effectively sastainsd BY Nr.
Clarke. The dances by Misc Jane Turnbuu. and N.
Frederic we're elegantly executed; and a. . whole,
the entertainment passed OF with brillianoy aud
spirit We like to the services Of artfts we'll ap-
aud this popular manifestation in bshsf Of
Mr. Clarke must be to him grrstly encouraging as
irving evidence that his Ell ,rs not unn,ticed by
tho public. Temorrow night Dcmbsy Son"
S.rio-.L Tnr.rSr.-rhe magnificent drama Of IN
Tour dc Ncsle," translated from Alexandra Dumas
performed last night at this theatre before . very
numerous att enhance The difficult part Of Buridan
rendered by Mr. Marshall In a manner which was
highly appreciated aud which deserve. the greatest
commendation. The entertainment. commenced With
the farce of Mischief Making aud ~ore csneluisd
With the nautical drama called Black Hyad -nun-
In which Mr. Marshall Oiled the part of William The
audience appeared quite pleased and expressed thor
sstbfaction by numerous plsudits The bill Tor this
evening comprises thre. pieces. Mr.. Marshall will
appear in two OF them
Asros PLact THr.rRr-The indcfatixablo m.aa gee
Of this elegant establishment Is sotvs la poo
curing novelty for his patrons The bill last night pre-
sentsd very excellent csst. Tho comedy of N.
"Jeslcus wife w.s represented, In style that re-
nects the highest credit upon the whole corps; u
comb bined tho united attractions 81 thu graceful anI
talented Mirs Julia Dean. Miss Weston q perfect r,a
from New Oresnsl who made her h-t appearance in
Harriet; Mr. Nssae. an even sterling we'll stuiird
actor. and established favorite: Nr Macot aud Mr.
lynne etcsient in their rr.pee,i's part ani "a Iga
Mr.. BsS himself Who 10 net surps-sed IN tbs crncep
tion and por,raiture of old Bngirh yel'Iemen rhs
extravaganza Of 0tello" concluded the entsrtsin.
ments. and N anything could induce us % ptrdna
burlesaue upon the immortal bard u -oud b. tse
humorous and natural setting of Mr 7 ID Rice new
comedy ty brs. Pranoes A kemble entitled the
Dukes Wager" - be shorty produce ard tss
celebrity of the authorcs indepeuient ~ the certain
care With which Mr. Bass " u BRING out ths piece is
"a command attention from the lit-rsi and uni
verssl patronage from the lovers Of the drama.
AroLlo Roons Christy's Minstrel. are all the ra~~
They have crowded houses whenever they psrf,ra;
their singing and dancing greatly adm rcd and he
in,tru mental psrt, namely, the solos the vio,in.
guitar and banjo, cannot be beaten by any similar
company
oirwrro--Percs insists that hs.nts-talnmenss can.
not be ese'ed They consist of negro dcns-tions IA
singing dancing viuy sayings and every Other char.
sctersc beaopging TO the tribe Of dsrkeys They
doing good business
FssHio- RuLss rHr woslp.-The curious iesd and
hecrowd follcw ~hile ago and no one was ee-~s
dJsu who did not 20 into rsptures about the ep-rs
nov. no one considered gerteei whose carisgr 10 nc
,een IN front of the Chinese Museum where th- Chness
e.su'y holds her court, and bc-i,chss every ,si,.r
she aud her rs are si ths rage, aud no -ondsr f's
abe h . great curiosity.
Mstopro-.-whhes serens5ers are all the rsxe in
the Bo~ery district. The p-xro songs sud ehorn"es
are greatly admired
Rr.ps~os oy fu.syr.s, Mr. Fleming. the sceom-
glsh,d .e,o. -i'l Rad o,hs''' Ia. r..S,.s. s.rs
been highly estciled
Jess a Co . Crscv. The celsbrsied Frcroh cow
peny Of equestrian nov p-rforming NJ tns Assor
Place Amphithesire are drs-,ns lsrse andsno- -
are evidently the beat that have ~ ycs srpcsr~a
In the ststcs.
Mr. Murdoch s playing At Chicago.
Mr. Hudson the Irish comedian, has len th. gsst
for So Louis vhfr. he has an engagement