The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-26

BowKRr THrArRK.-Poets have said and sung, I


Music hath charms to seothe the savage breast,
And iuli the stormy passions into rest
We 90 not mean to say that the Bo~ery b'hoys hav,
savage Breasts on the contrary believe they are a
iull OF the milk OF human Kindness as they can hold
but We do say that music has the effect of rousnx them
tremendously Last night, after Dunn who by the
bye plays the part Of Prince Djalma extremely we'll
and sings much better with genuine operate tai
ent-sfter Dunn had sung his sweet song Had I a
heart" very sweety the huge roar, like the sudden
outburtt ofa violent hurricane which rose up in a
imutaneous movement to the top Of the house. SWELL
Ing louder and louder IL arose making the
roo to echo again, was well worth y cents only to
In it. Now music raised this storm and when Dunn
appeared and sung again In obedience to the popular
sstyr blows hot and cold with breath for IL soothe
the savage breast, aud it also and exctss t
Inis Inns evening the same play and the same music viii
once more be repested and well worthy they are of re-
peated seeing and hearing.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The lsudabe efforts of the
manager Of this elegant establshme MT 30 judsiousy
directed to the resuscittion OF the old standard
are being repaid with that hearty beraiity and en-.
coursgenent which New York community is ever
ready to award enterprise aud merit Last night al
though threatening and nclement the aseemblage at
the broadws was large and respectable has indeed
been the since the adoption Of comedy ana drama
The weather certainly seemed to have exercised but
small share OF influence over the incl feel
inss OF the patrons of the legitimate STAGE can we
WONDER when the highest standard Of theatrical re-
presentations are presented In the brilliant and eec
tive manner they are ct this theatre that crowd Of
admirers should be present the case last nrht
shs,r sSncDg IN Of delight aud enthusiasm
and the desire manifested by every member OF the Ia
Tented company to render their parts truth
fui and interesting. The house comfortably full
but no seats to spare and the piece Old Heads and
Young Hearts, 30 pregnant with wit poetry and iuts
chsste and beautiful comedy will be .hortIv
to give place to the spirited and well written pay OF
London Assurance" both having been written BY the
same author
BuRroS's THEArRE.-Yesterday evening" the enter.
tainments commenced with the very popular comedy
Of the "Serious Family" which WAS performed with
admirable ability before densely crowded and highly
Intelligent audience, who manifested their appreciation
In the most fatterng manner possible. Messrs Bur.
ton ss Aminadab Sleek and Brougham, as Captain
Murphy Mcguire realised the most brilliant sue
and applause in the execution Of their respective n.
tsrssiDg 'Ciss The Polka Cotillonn that favorits
dance, was epoored last night has been all along
The smusements concluded with tho good an excsent
farce entitled How to Pay your wssherwoman,n
wherein Mr. Hsdaway, as Wilmington Widgetts, Ani
Mise Chapman, rs Mary White, acquitted Themselves
to the entire fatsfsctio aud all present
TO night, win be repeated the cane comedy Of the
" Serious Family" along with the larcs Of Poor
CHANrRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE The performances
at this popular and lively theatre we're of v.ry at
trsctive nature last evening, and went ws before
full and crowded house. The "Fsmals Gusrdn still
maintains its ascendsncy, like 11e woman, who Is
s st and fair st forfy for after than forty
rodsctions, IL still commands unbouuded admiration
hOtntr anu Cullu are Doing Well pretty
farce, followed delighted the crowds We ar, sor
~ TO leara that Mr. Chanfrau, who expected TO
krrive snd appear on Monday in "Moss,n Is tels- /
grsphed sick NJ New Orleans which will cause great
We hope however, only for d snort
season to his numerous friends and admirers.
MITcnrIL's OLYMPIC THs.THE-This favorits place
Of amusement uncom monty well niisd yesterday
evening" with fashionable audience The entertain
ments commenced with the laughsble farce Of Cousin
Lambkn," which admirably executed, aaordinx
Infinite pleasure and delight II was succeeded for the
hrst time this season, BY tho excellent drama OF
- tns MI, or the Siege o. ssrslsuad wherein
tolsmus Muddlework, Burgopa-ter OF Circow, with |
briisnt success keeping the audience conyulsed with
laughter. The amusements concludsi with the farce
Of the Trumpetsr's Wedding" aud that Of romp-
kins Blue" which passed of very veil. Ts night.
the drama Of Charles XII" the buriesque, sntitled
the Revolt OF the Poor Hcuse,n and the farce Of
!" Tompkins Blue" We expect there viii be another
numerous audience In attendance.
ITALIAN OrERA. Last night Donizettis opera Anna
Boltna," was performed before q very numerous aud
fashionable audience. This work indeed continues to
attract crowded houses and 10 always heardiwth nov
pleasure IL Is just to say that 1t is capitay rendered
In Its principal parts by signorns Bertuccs Patti Per
rini, and Sgnori Forti and Nove. These artists are
more and more appreciated at every performance and
fast growing the opinions OF their fashonsbie
ktarers. We remarked in the third act, a new Scene
painted By signor Aliegri which produces . msyna-
cent effect t represents the interior of prison In
conrequspce OF the Firemsns Ball taking place Mon
dsy next there will be no performances that
Ing On Tuesday night, for his benefit sisuor Bene-
tano viii invite ali his friends and the spprecstos
q his talent TO the performance Of Molsrts MASTER
piece, Don Giovanni The Aster Place Opera fiou.s
I'll be too email for the numerous admirers Of this
talented singer.
CHRsIy's CrrnA Housr This evening Mr. Porter /
one u the talented members Of this crlsbtated baud
tshes his benefit The programme CT ent.rtainmsnt !
contains an excellent selection OF melodies also the
burlssqve "vo, age Musical" aud the oschucs comic
George christy and w. Sheppard The excellent
performer the guitar, MIR Gould, will execute So
To- Tbis artists method and STYLE are eyid.pty sc-
quired by refined education, and his performsnce is
sivsys received With marks Of appreciation. Portsr /
long contributed to the smusement Of the pstrons
81 Mechtnics' Hall, and consequently deserves good
beneht.
AmrnIcs, MusEus The inimitable psntomine and /
sJnnastic performers, the MsrtDetti Family, appear
give their amusing entertainments and Pete Morris
csptnuss to delight the audiences with his Ysnhss
b the visitsrs have the privilege Of viewing an In
nense number Of rare curiosities.
AMrAIcAs Munc.L Purp SocErv.-The grand con- /
ss. 9 ss , % ,h. truly esn',o'ns ln''.on w..
House: Miss Julis Northsl, Mr.. Joseph Burhs, aud
the principal members Of the Italian opsrs company
Will appear On the occasion.
Mrlopsos-white's s.rsnsders ss usual, give their
am usirg performances ~ IS Bovery, every evening
NIrIo's sAIoos.-we have just been informed that
the Musical FESTIVAL which announced TO come on
this evening, st the above room, VIII not take place
Ma. Epwssp Rrsssu.-This distinguished artist, I
vhoee dfbsf st Nblos theatre very successful
leaves this city for Philadelphia vbr he intends giving
concert. pext week His style and execston, In the
pieces which be played violin, the utmost
sstisacton TO the discerning audience Who attended
his nrst concert In this city.
MISS Dsvtrrosr ~ Nrw Ortti,s-A great triumph
vas achieved last evening At the American Theatre
Niles Davenport the bright particular star Of the
evening. TO whom all eyes dirested She has hne
voice, clear enpnciaton expressive face and noble
neure, which che dresses splendidiy The character
lJuiis, In the play of the "Hunckback,'D has been
delinsstsd often by the most ceebrsted actresses
on the stage within the last few that any great
improvement In ts conception could hardly be possble
stiil there COPY let In the exquisite performance
OF last evening Ons great merit Of Miss Davenports
acting is ler measured and plain enupcson, enabling
svery In the house 10 catch each word that fell
from her lips The most vociferous applause Of the
audience the best comment Of the estimstion In
which the acting appreciated by all those present.
New Orksns Crescent, jan. 16
AnpBrcAr TRACT socftrv.-The gross receipts OF this
great concern for the month Of December, vere-tfom
donations ~ 56b 81 from publications sold sls5t 40
total tse140 SO. The grants nom December L. 1879,
20 Jsnuary 1850 wsre-forsign, polsb pages ship