The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-19


ne sDgse.neut Of those distia sushsd srtists. Mr.
and Mrs wallsck jr who are Diehuy attracting I'm.
nense houses They appear to night In ehakepsate's
beautiful play Of Romeo and juliet" Mr. ]. Wal
lack WIN sustain the character Of Msrcutio, Mrs j.
Mrs Bloadlsy the and the part Of prsr Law
renee by Mr.. Tilton Those Who car fully delight ina
cry to night. Mis- Hinsrt VIII sing fsvoriss song
sndt smusements will terminate with the drama OF
VIII be sustained BY Mr. stevens Mr. Triton and the
early hour.
Troupe, now performing at the Broadway rheAtrs t.
ken whole the beet srtists that have appeared
IN this city for years Nue. Cslsstine Pranek Is beau
tfsi dsnssse-her expression Is preposs~ssng aud her
very graceful The performsnces this
ing, commences With the extravaganza called the
"fair One With the Golden Locks " in which Dsvidss
and hissss Gougenheim aud Olivia fill the principal
parts, to the delight of their audiences After that
piece will be the ballet entitled Ls Dial Bile
Quatrs," In which Niles Cslestins and viotorins
Frsnck and N. Espinoea will appear Miss Ad~lins the
i.vose dense..e Of thi: theatre viii also I'LL che part
OF felva in which she has created great sensation
This ballet win be followed BY grand Spanish diver
tisenent dancrd by file Cslsstins Franck, N. Leon
Espnoss and the corps de ballet The advertisements
will oonclde popular farce Of "lo3 the vets
ran and his Progeny" In which M@ssrs. Dsvidge,
the grestest pleasure Thoss Who want to and seat
should call early as the Partisan ballet troupe attract
large ssembisRss
NI.Lo's GARDEs.-Ths programme presented for this
evenings amuse ment, must have the effect OF crowd
Ing the theatre In every department The entertain
sucossd-d by the beautiful pantomims Of sMirsndsn
after which an original and sp snish Pes s-ul
titled LA Cartians." This part Of the entertain
gooo evenings amusement; but Niblo, ssys moving
with the spirit Of the age and regardless Of heavy
pspdture In order to give the beet that
csn be seen enjoyed In any part OF the Union viii
continue to present the Gorgeous splendid and most
suced either in the old or new AZ ulm or the
Night Owl-'every evening In addition TO his shsr
rious attractions The parts In this novel feature
filled by oil those talented artists the Rsv-l and the
attaches Of the company The scenery sons Is worth
the price Of sdmssion-its grandeur must be seen to
enjoy the best theatrical ever offered Ia this city
1t 10 to be remembered that this evening IL apart
.e1se that ever sppssrsd in America. MI. ssrun.
Her talents have been appreciated their value
since her first appearance. and her presence in the
havei company mas always greatly added to the at.
fractions of these unrvslled artists lie Bertin de-
serves bumper and We are sure that her name Will
attract an overhow wing house.
Buhros's THr.rRE.-Tbis nea. and ably conducted
concern is moving rapidly on the road to fortune
crowded housss and delighted audiences be taken
IS . guarantee Of the tact The inimitsbls manager
W. II. Burton, offers tonight new and original
comedy, In i've acts, eptited Married an Actress"
The scene IL placed In New York Philsdslphia Mr.
Blake appears ~ Chronic . retired m.rchant; Bland
o. Franklin Hume modern philo-op her; Burton As
Bob Clovers, retired butcher; Lester Is Frederic
Plume; johnson, as . member Of the press, aud the
other cbaracters by Mrs skerritt Mrs Russell, and
hrs Hughes No doubt there will b. crowded house,
Burton being justly celebrated Tor the production
Of npe pieces. Mis- Walters and Frederic will
dance pas de deu1 The orchestra will play several
beautiful overturss and pokas. and the entertain
nents will conclude with the drama OF 4" Ernestins,'
kAuoNAL THKArRE = The splendid new, moral and
deeply instruetivs drama entitled the Ourste's
Dsug hter" will be repeated this evening 1t placed
the stage by Mr.. A IL Puray. In q manner that
must result very probably TO the treasury lie In
n. motto Of RsSsa for Of Ri.
ing that there's ne such word ss fal." This dmply
interesting piece which gives true picture OF the
al
that II first mskes the mind OF man, which given
TO him FOR exalted purposes. bend ant bow down In
appetite for that which IL subv-rsive If health aud
domestic felicity to the last aud irr,cnverabls state OF
spread Of mori..y and hapriaess the whole viii eon
elode With the magnificent spectacle Of the nssio
An,s,oas MusruM -s The Ourste's Daughter We
obterve ct this moral play dramAtizd from soms OF
HossItbr most distinguished pictures has been pro
duced in eminentiy beautiful aud striking manner
ct the American Museum. Ths play itself is pro
foupey inter eting from nrst to last and presents
intensely vivid picture Of life In ts phase Of error aud
crime. It IL calculated TO leave most sslutsry i'm
preston upon the mind Of the youns. psr,isusrly
and performed by the very excel, any the
museum may. indeed be pronounced . public b.p.dt
Mr. G. W. Clarke enacts the Citrate. win exquisite
eye to truth aud nature; and Miss Chapman Fanny
In fact, the psrts are OIL hlso with consummato
ability, and those who zee the csistes Daughter"
ut the museum, will not only witness valuable moral
drama but performance not to be excelled
Nav YoEx Ciscus There is no place Of amusement
In this city where the audiences cvnco more genuine
satisfaction with the entertainments pre6aatsd than
NJ the Amphlthestre, In the Bovery We have fire.
queptly spoken Of the extraordinary merit OF the
french troupe; and the beautiful ymna-tis act Of Mr.
Nixon ard sons as we'll ss the spirited riding Of young
Armstrong. are deserving Of favorable notice The
sali.s Of the popular clown Joe Psntisnd are always
received with shouts Of laughter and applause.
PAros ASA or IHE PILsRra's PHocREsa.-This sxqui-
site painting Is ,til drawing large oumbers 20 Wssh-
irgtoD Hall IL IL sort Of moral draos In three acts
The and events pass before the audience Ike
realities, accompanied With appropriate music passing
slternstsyi from grave to gay from lively % go
nluminst.d In the distance, and -hsre Christian
seems appalled, by the lions at the gate which are
psv.rtbsess restrained by angels, whose airy forms
are u,t d,eerned Is one Of the finest effects Of light
and cslcr, nave The nrht With Appolyon
Is enough TO make ones nssh creep We would sug.
gsst 20 lthe propretors the advantage Of issuing .
estelogueto accompany the exhibition.
sarrLyAis CssxoRAMAs-The exhibition Of splendid
views CT almost every part OF the world. which now
In the morning till nine at night has been the result
Of several yssrs lsborious STUDY BY very talsnied
studied In nature uhst he has inflated 9th great
artistic ski His maps contain nonicrous sketohe, OF
European well AZ eastern scenery. never painted
before; hut they were, venture 10 tsy they
executed with such accuracy A. those now bsing
exhibited AZ the house corner of rhirtsenth street
and broadway The eastern 's-rsry IL bssuuful. re-
presenting in the most natural manner the sand OF the
Ly bian desert 1.-The mind !. so wrought upon, that u
imsginss the scene realthst the beet Of the Sun IL
felt blue sty impsrts ts genital ~armth, and the
observer iorgets that what BE- l. sdmirns almost
" but the WORK Oi tne erilrtt ~ ~
p.etry OF the artists conception vvidy portrayed
the cunvass, that makes one believe his Imagery IL
reality Lis painting OF the storm IL 20 perfect
and trus nature that IL almast masss snudder,
as it wsre observing the eonacting elements Ia Wild
upIcer vhe the inmates OF the vessel. are IN instant
expectation OF bling plunged Into the fethomless deep.
We advise the sdmrsrs of the hne arts 20 visit Sat
tiers exhibition Among tbcss beautiful vices, are
Jerutnlem. the Church 81 the Holy cspulchre, the
srav. where the savior vas interrtd, the famous
tatsracts 81 the Nile 81 &c
Mn asp Mrs BARNEY WIfLIAais are playing good
engagement at Baltimore They appear AZ Pittsburgh
on the I'd January. and a. New orleans the 18Th
Musical.
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