The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13

Rovx.y THrIrkK-The celebrated tragic actress.
Mrs Hspblln will appear this evening in the beauti
S play of" Love" The cast is excellent Mrs Hamb-
lin az the Countess which she plays to perfection
mart of Huon by Mr. j. Wallack and the other charac
tsrs by excellent stock company Mrs Shaw being
general favore, and not having appeared for some
time there is every reason to think that the Bowory
Theatre will be crowded tonight.
Broadway THrArRE-The great tragic actress, Miss
Davenport, appears, this evening In {" Evadnen It
will be recoll, cted that this lady while playing
ly at the Broadway Theatre drew crowded houses
~ night much were her dramatic representations
ss will be assisted b Mss. Do p1sd
Ner will also add to the splendor OF the amusements,
by dancing.
NIBLo's GAnpEr.-The visiters Of this beautiful
Enlistment viii be pleased to learn that it opens
this evening, with a fine company of comedians The
amusements viii commence with new and original
operate drama, called Home domestic fairy tale in
which Messrs Brougham, Nickinson, Thompson and
Florence and Miss Mary Taylor Mrs Vernon and other
eminent artists, will appear The amusements will
close with the "follies of Night
b RreN's THEATRr.-The new and original comedy
OF the "yicar Of Wakeneld" viii again be produced,
this evening, with the appropriate costumes and
dresses Of the time The embraces nearly all the
leading actors of Chambers street Theatre. The
amusements will close with the farce of the "Mer
ry Family The orchestra, headed by the distin-
gushed leader, Mr. George Loder, will play several
beautiful overtures.
rlsr theatre, consist Of Captain is not A-Miss'
the drama OF Rip Van Winklo,n and the Spectre
Bridegroom Mr. C. Burke the great comedian, hav-
ing returned to his establishment will greatly enhance
The attractions lie is generally liked, and will, no
doubt, draw lai &c assembages to welcome him.
AUoR PLnr.-MIss CusHMA,.-This eminent Ameri-
actress and intellectually gifted lady has
euned TO this city to delight her many thousands Of
admirers by her wonderful dramatic representations
Crowned with the praises Of her countrymen as
well as those of her European admirers she stands
conesedy at the head of her profession in the Old
World and the Now. Tonight, Miss Cushman appears
Romeo for the first time in this city: an announce
mentthat ofself will insure a crowded and fashionable
house. Miss Fanny Wallack is engaged. and will
appear Juliet. Nor is this all Mr. Henry Placide
Of the leading American actors is also engaged
WITH such galaxy Of talent, the Astor Opera House
Will barely suffice to contain the thousands who will
visit it
CHRIsTys oPrPA Housr-This inimitable band pre-
sents an excellent selection Of melodies for this
ning's entertainment.
WrtoH's CrRcus. Asron PLAcr-The elegant eques-
trisn company of General welch are to perform for
few days at Aston Place in their spacious travelling
pavilion. preparatory to their setting upon their
summer tour through the British Provinces. The
principal object Of the General in performing this
city at present is for the purpose introducing the
great vaulting equestrian Eaton Stone in the arena
OF regular circus, his feats Of horsemanshp having
heretofore been confined TO the stage of theatre.
0LyMric.- Pierces Mnstrels announce that they
will sing dance and give instrumental performances
MnopEoN.-Whte's serenaders give their negro en-.
tertainmeEts at SO Bowery
CHINESE BuILpISGs.-The Lancashire Bell-rineers
appear at this establishment for the first time this
evening.
CHINESE MUHus.--The Chinese Family are still re.
tanned by Barnum. They can be seen every day this
week.
bton Of Pictorial Developments will take place in
Chambers street, this evening
The Havana Opera troupe are announced to appear
at The Howard Theatre Boston, this evening" in Nor