The New York herald., 1850-09-18

full, but she Is, by mssns a finished dsnsues.-he
beauty covers many defects. Tonight, the same bill
Is offered and Castle Garden is not open the reason
able presumption is that the Broadsay VIII os cram
med.
NisLo's G,RpEs In spite Of he excitement caused
BY Jenny Linds cone, not Tithstandng the nune
rous and attractive places OF ment in this city
this beautiful house is every night crowded by fash
ionable asiences The Rvels are great favoritss aud
Nblo is Of the most In tellgont directors in thea
trcal matters This the reason OF bis success Tns
performances, last evening, were admirably chosen,
and the numerous auditors appeared quite delighted
with them. Leon Jave on the tight rope, accom.
plished wonders, ard his somerset at the end drew
forth the most enthusiastic applause. rhs comic
ballet Of the Milllners, Q. the Hungs-isu Rsndez
yous,n performed by the whols of the talented
Ravel Family Mile Lehmsa aud Mr.. Henri Wells The
dancing Introduced in this ballet was excellent, aud
the whole piece was received with shouts OF laughter
and applause After half al hour OF intermission,
"Raoul, or the Magic Star" was performed, and Al
tome Rsyel, In his inimtabs part OF de Couro kept
the spectators in n coutipua At oi Laughter. The
scenery is magnificent and the piece Is rendered
throughout with that ensemble wSioh Is peculiar to
the Ksvel Family. Another great bill wiz be per
termed To- night, and We may expect fall house at
Nibls's Garden.
BuRToss THEATRE. -O'Koefe's comedy OF wild
Oats" is the particular feature evening Burton
appears Sir George Thunder, Holmes 90 Harry
Thunder, Lester as Rover, Blake EphT aim ooth
Bland as John Dcry, ana johnson as Sim Mts. Rus
sell as Lady Amarsnth anu MIRA. Hughes Ms Amelia
With such cast, II is wonder that Burton's Chea
tire should be crowded He has sonr OF the best
dams OF the day, vho have no choos OF chsrscsers
they must all submit to his cast; and no man knows
better hos TO sot to eac that which he is to
shine Miss DAILY will Eing The Breath OF spring "
NJ Frederic and Miss Walters will dance Pas styrien
and the orchestra will execute sever / oyertuIss The
amusement will close with TIE highly entertaining
sketch of She's Gomez
NArroSAL THEArRx-The drama of the " Midnight
Banquet which has been played with great
to crowded hossos, conmences the p-rfornance--the
part OF the Unknown, by Mr.. II A. Perry. who has bs
come q the greatest tavorites that has ap
peared within the walls Of the National theatre There
several beautiful tsbecux in this piece The next
will b. "A erisl snce," by hiss Malvina, which
will be foilswed by the moral drama Of ths Last Glass;
Perry appearing Michael cray, the reformed drunk
ard. " Pas de Csledoniar by Hiss Malyina; ana the
whole will close with the farce o: Anina Something
OLYMPIC THsarRE The smusements this evening
commence with the now local lieoo called Jenny
phobia' in which all the company will appear The
panarcpa OF Broadway. which was painted by Mes5rs
Bebgough and Conover, win be used in this piece
"Tsmborine Dance by Miss g. Pray This viii be
followed by the drama ot THE Dsug hter of the
Stars" "a Caeionisn Lt," by diss Gourlay; aud the
whsle viii conclude with the excellent bwlssque o!
"Alcestis,' in which Miss Chapman. by her excellent
acting nightly receives enth Isiastc cheers These
who vish to pass a pleasant evening will visit the
Olympic.
AsIoR PLACE THEArRE-Tbe excellent ballet COM
paDy engaged by Mr.. Max Maretzek have been re-
hesrsing tn. new ballet of action called Ondine.n -
which will be produced on Monday next Mile Frank,
who Is the prin sipa dsnseuse here with great
Parisian celebrity; Mons. E'pinoss enjoys excel
lent reputstOn as dancer and ballet master; the
ballet aorps is full and effective; and the orchestra
consists Of all the musical men bers Of the opera Be
sides this great there s alec well select ed
vaudeville company among whom are Miss Ntckinson,
Ms John SETON, Mr. Nckinsou. and old jos DWELL
the best low comedian in the country well kno to
old psyg0ers and several Others The ia capital
feature and that i that tho prices will be reduced
To the psrque and boxes, hf'y cens gallery twenty
five cents.
MEcHANics Hall Chrisly's Mnstrels are attract.
ing immense crowds; and Chnsty is an enserprising
manager, who deserves all his success Sgnor Par
quar-. the excelt mt mandolin performer has been st-
ded to this excellent band.
AsrRIcAN MusEuM-The afternoon performa nces at
this establishment are extremely attractive, and
crowds congregsts to witness them In ths evening,
the splendid moral drama OF tho Drunksldr viii 30
performed.
TAnrnNAcLE-Mr Dempster will give his last sairee
IRIS evening The programme ~ rich with choice
pieces and as II this wss not enough, Mr. D-mpst.r
will introduce, for the first time nee song written
by fpes Sargcant entitled JeDay Linl's Getting 20
America" the music compo ed by Mr. Dempster Mr.
Denpster deserves crowded house, and we La -e no
doubt that he will have it
Miss Julia Dean is playing In st. Louis.
Mile. Blsngy is at the Arch street theatre. Phia-
delphia
Mr. krollman, the volinist is in Louisville KY
Mr. Booth, the trsgedan, is at tas Lowell CIsss1
Museum.
Gen Tom Thumb Is at the Boston Muserm