The New York herald., 1850-12-11

eguallsd In city. We alluds to Maxulm, or the
months-ws shall give idsa Of the peos by present
Ing the plot to readers but We cannot describe the
u%erOSs trick, ana v .,sssormon' asa.s which make
The plot of this new psntomims, which is
arranged by Jerome Rayel is as follows =
The plot turns the persecution Of young peasant
named Emile, the betrothsd of Julia, BY the Chsvasr
Bsrisno In the opening scene, the Chsvasr visits
the cottage Of julia, and under prstence OF relieving
her sick mstber, makes base proposals to her, which
Marina discovering. the Indignantly orders him to
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covers the mystic tobs and ulis paying her funeral
Offering at her mothers Las hsms-she seized by the
-Emile, who has followed hsr to the cemetery, at
tempts her but Is wouaasd-the Chevalisr es
despair At this moment the guardian genius OF the
place descends In the form of night owl to
protect him and to restore Julia he appears second
branch the possession Of which will guard hia from
every danger and grant him every wish. Emile 10 still
his my SERIOUS protector again appears deoms Barano
to the flames and the lovers In his abode of bs
cence Of decoration and of the ne tricks and trans
formations, modelled by NJ. g. Lehman. The mystic
tomb by moonlight which changes to splendid gothic
hall is truly wonderful, and have not q
beautiful palace than the aerial scenery OF the last
scene. The marine view with the csrriase turning TO
splendid steamboat, is also prodigy. But IL Is i'm
possible for describe ali these great effects
and we advise all our readsrs to go to Niblo's and
say only that all the Ravels appear in It. and that An
toine Jerome and Francois fill the principal charac
ters There are also some graceful dances, With Mile
Messrs Leon Javelli Wells, Marzetti aud Axel in Q
dance OF Egyptian mummies. The nusc of Me pam
OF the orchestra N. Engens FerGeIon. Te.nisht the
same pantomme will be performed, with the tight rope
By Leon J.yslli and the E.ysl family The beautiful
lovere of good PerfoI will early II they want
to ind seat.
BuKros's THEArRK-we will be much surprised II
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departmt mt to night to witness the great hisriono
ability Of Burtons inimitable company, in the hne
eomsay o. the = Road to Ruin" Those who have st.
that nothing In this city equal the comic ability
Of Burton company, owing principally to the sound
doing wsh others to bsleve the same, for their
interest that the proper working Of good stock COM
are greatly interior to the attaches Is ths beet way to
success Mrs. Holman will sing favorite ballad Miss
Walters and NJ. Frederic will dance and the amuss-
ments Will close with the Elton Boyn
national TBEATRE.-The great success OF the
prize drama, as also OF the splendid spsets,ie, the
Magic Well or the Fairy OF the Desert" induces the
mt to offer them again for this evenings en-
t.rtsisment Between the first and second piece Miss
Mslvins will dance Highland Fling There seems to
and prosperous theatre since II has fallen into lths
hands Of Mr. Purdy who alive to the theatrical
wants Of his patrons and is therefore using every sf
fort In bis to produce ths greatest novelty of
the day The amu'emebts to night will commences
with the %shp Carpenter OF New York which is re.
the whole will conclude with the elegant spectacle of
the" Magic Well"
AMsRicAE MUSEUM The entertainments given daily
at this theatre Of variety of every description, are
drawing immense assem- bisses The afternoon per.
fornspces commence With Pleasant Eeighborsn and
will be followed by Domestic Economy" In the |
evening the elegant and domestic drama OF Z" Char |
lotte Temple" with Mr.. Clarke aad all ths talented
vaudeville company. This piece will be followed by
the divertipg piece Of the I" Iustreus Stranger
CRous-Fer the accommodation Of families after
noon performance will be given to day at half past
two o'clock when Gulliver" and "Cin terrella' will oe
% rformed with variety OF feats by the French troupe
The troubles OF the Belfast Giant Guiiver, with
hole Lilliputian army let loose upon him very
am usps. To morrow, Thanksgiving day, an extra |
p. Iior nance will be given.
wAsnrsToS Hall Toe beautiful panorama ~ the
Pnsrim's Progress IL stil being exhibited. and is
greatly admired ss q splendid painting.
Ma EDWARDS LssTrRs Nsw DnANa-"rhe Mar
tyrs oftbe Prison Ships" we Inced to be per-
foi med this evening ~ the Brooklyn Museum Mr.
Lester 10 one OF the popular and powerful Ams-
rcsn writer's and We are assured BY those -ho have
the rehearsal OF this play that s worthy OF his
pen IL Is performed in the city where the events IL
tosk place Those who will -iin.ss IL,
the dfc pdspts OF men who poured out their blood
the coll under their feet for the liberties Of the
country and IL H. In al it's incidents associated
with the most appalling and touching scenes Of the
m ericsn revolution, and unusual pains having been
bsstosed and no sxpensespared In bringing II before
the public doubt not th at the house will b. crowd
ed and the play received With every token Of Approba
ton. Mr.. Lester has sso written prologue for the
occssion, which b. will pronounce hinsslf this even
Ing, when the play Is performed TOT the hrst time