The New York herald., 1850-04-10
Theatrical and Musical. |.

BowERY EArRE.--"The Merchants steed Of syra-
cuse again performed last night at this theatre,
TO overfiowing audience. Such is the extraordinary
attending it, that every evening hundreds are
Obliged to leave this theatre unable to find seat
when Mr.. Hambln produces new piece, he spares
neither time expense in order to please the nu-
merous freauenters of hs highly favorite esabli h
ment. The manner in which II Is put upon the stage
reflects the greatest credit Mr. Stevens the stage
manager of the Bowery Previous to that magnificent
pay The Little Devil" a charming comedy. per-
formed to the entire satisfaction Of the audience
BRoApwAy TBEArRr-Last evening the house
again crowded to witness the rich and racy perform
of Mr.. Collins in the characters Of Paudeen
O'Raaerty and Morgan Rather The whole audience
kept in continual Of laughter by the
natural drollery Of the Hbernian truly represented
by this well established favorte; his humor in giving
the dialogue of the author considerably increased
tact Of his bye-pisy which kept the house continually
the broad grim allowing the interest or the
fun to die away. MI Collins was inintaele in ms
with applause and vocferously encored and the Fox
hunters Jig ratified of in true Irish style and
called for again with enthusiasm which 1t was i'm
possible not to respond to. This evening Mr. Collins
will appear in the exquisite comedy Of the soldier Of
Fortune" and his favorite part Of OCaliaghan in fs
Latt Lcgs," in which he has frequently elected
thundcrs Of applause
BuRIoS's THEArRr-The Serious Family l. still
the primary attraction at Burtons and Is popular
The house crowded last evening, and the
way this il the last week Of this wonderfully
succctsful piece There however other attractions
of fret rate order The Unprotected Female" and
an Alarming Sacrifice were the afterpieces on last
evenings bill.
CHAsFnAus National THEArRE.-Mr. Marshall the
favorite American tragod dian. appeared last evening
before very numerous audience in the historical
drama entitled The Surgeon OF Paris, the Messa
ere of st. bartholomew" This piece presenting the
scenes Of the religious Of France. during the
reign Of CharesX. is full Of terrific aud bloody incl
dents. Mr.. Mershan in his three characters, Of
Pierre Belare. the Mask, and the Surgeon, ac-
quilted himself Of his difficult task in a manner
which called forth numerous plaudts lie wa also
talented campany Of that theatre Previous to THE
Surgeon" acted the farce called Who Speaks
First,. The entertainments concluded with another
farce. entitled Mother and Child Doing Well" in
which jefferson and Miss Lockyer we're perfect In
their respective parts: We understand that Mr. Chan
frau has posed Of his interest in this theatre aud
will take farewell benefit on Friday evening next.
AsToR Place TuEATRr.-Ar. Fleming pcrsenated
shylock last night with great judgment skin and ef
feet. 1t highly finished performance. Mr.. Bass
gave admirable Interpretation Of Launcclot Gobbo
The Porta Of Miss Duret was splendid performance
throughout and ought TO give her high position in
hstrionic annals. To night Mr. Fleming and Miss
Duret win appear In The Hunchback"
tsinments which nightly attract such large assem-
bages win be given this evening Among the melodies
ther we Come from the "Enchantressn Nelly Bly,
Would were Boy Again. Angelina Baker and
rtNtrhi otner sweet songs cnofuscs. Inc repre-
sentations Of the Italian prima donnas by Zorer
excellent. and the Polka, Cachuca. Ethiopian Fling
and comic double dances, given by George and shep
pard. cannot be equaled There IL great degree OF
negro merrment in the characteristic trio. and the
violin and guitar solos, by Donniker and Gould, are In
themselves worth the price Of admission.
OLyMric.-Picrce's Minstrels doing respectable
share Of business at this old establishment. The
amusemcnts commence with overture, which will bo
followed by Lets be Cay "0ld Virginia., "Gingcr
Blue" phantom Chorus.n stop that Knocking
&c: violin solo by Mr. Farrell ACCORDION solo. Mr..
stanwood and a banjo solo and duet by other mem
bers OF the company The smus~ments close with
the ancient pictures OF modern artts They are very
clever artists.
MrI IonroS-white's serenadcrs give their vocal and
instrumental entertainments ut 80 Roscry, every
evening
MrSAGERr.-Quick 4 Cos geological exhibition l.
given ut the amphhca;rc in Eighth street IL is said
To be the largest cocct tion of animals exhibited
In this city. lt will remain in this city FOR only few
days.
T.nrRssnr.--The Hutchinson Family give ths last
OF their musical entertainments, this evening
Mr. MURrocH Il playing at Mwaukic, Wis.
Mr. HacNtrr l. at LOufsyilis. XIV