The New York herald., 1850-11-15

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O'Clock He at his store in the evening but went
home feeling little unwell.
Theatrical and Musical.
BowHnI rHEArEE.-Ths entertainments, this even
ing, consist Of three excellent dramas The Chevs-
her Of the Red House continues to be as abrasive
as when Arst produced 1t will have long and sue
London Tiger" in which winans wi viii sustain the
part Of Dick Nix, and will sing Bound to Blazsn
of the Red House." scotts e1cellspt dsliueation OF
Dixmsr Is nightly Witnessed BY highly respectable
Hamilton as the Chevalisr Tilton as Maurice Lindsay,
and Miss Wemyss rs Genevieve give general satisfsc-
tion In hns the acting throughout |. excellent At
the conclusion Of this drama, Mise Hfert will sing a
favorits ballad and the will conclude with
the grand legendary drama Of Nick OF the Woods ~
Scott In four characters and Miss Wem yss AZ Tiie
Doe.
BRoADwAr THEAIRE.-Lsst evening" the ever watch
fu manager varied the bill OF his attractions by pro-
ducing three ddates for hisrionic before the
patrons OF this metropolitan house namely, Mr..
Gishsn, ,hs miss Eicbardson and Madame Pon.si, on
excellent cast-1lso faham the Moor, Madame Po-
nsr as Desdemond, Miss Richardson as melia, and
our old and well established favorlte Dyott Iago
Mr.. Graham's Interpretation Of the much. abused
Moor impressive, without exaggerston; his con-
cepton was correct and the execution vigorous His
fra. and gallant bearing the earlier scenes when in
the full flush OF victory and his heart given up to
love contracted strongly and naturally With his heart
stricken demeanor when he became prey to jealousy
and Was susceptible Of the most trihing coAhr-
nation Of his supposed wrongs. Ths whole Of
gedy, was admirably performed, and Mr. Grabam's
delivery Of the grand soloquies rem dered
With occasional psthos and uns aggerated passion.
Br Dyotts Iago was a perfect picture of the cum
ming mi-deviln Shakespeare Intended 1t to bs.
cloak to ViiaDy was sd@raSs maaams ada PSn.. a. s
Dssdemons Was gentle and purely patient under the
Moors Jealous impstno,ity. Tbs Emslia OF Miss
Richardson very efficient her delivery s clear
and distinct The other characters were we'll sus-
stained. particularly Rodergo, by Mr Shaw aud Bra
bantio by Mr. Fredericks At the termination OF the
tragedy, Mr.. Graham and Miss Richardson sers
called before the curtain On Saturday evening, Sir
William Don will appear for that night only TO COM
ply with q general wish and on Monday, the new
play of the Bethrothsl,r whi,h has succeeded so
we'll In Philadelphia, will be produced with abls
NIBLo's GARDrS.-The manager OF this establish
~ ~. may aaIs ms g.ea, success 20 tSe ssa'
ing; and the dancing and tight rope performances,
cannot be exceled in any theatre In the Union. To-
night there Is entire change Of perform
overture will be the hrst amusement aud will fol
lowed by the favorite psntomims of 'Jeannette and
JeannCt.h This comic production s very much reshed
by the vsiters. The next Will be new grand diver
ufement, comprising eight characteristic dances =:
LAnglass Jota Arrasonaiss aIsr dallop, and ssaai
finale, by Mile Bertin NJ. Brilliant and company. The
intermission viii then take racs, and the whole viii
conclude with the "skaters OF wilma ~ 0odensk by
Fran co.'s Rayel and Betsy by Nile A. Lehman. This
bill ought to crowd the house.
BUsros's TnFA1nE. TIE veritable Sleek will make
his appearance this evening the moral ana dsmurs
director OF the Serious Family whose Pbarasaical
characters he conspcuousy displays BY his inmitsbls
oidedy Of the best comic actors living There
peculiar characters In which he appears that other
dams Capt. Maruire Is y.ry eood-BIsnd a, Charles
1orreps, pfosecutss his shooting excursions With
reverb Of coed game and Burton may justly be said
70 be hott In himself Mrs Hughes In her line Of old
women, cannot be surpassed, and Mrs. skerrett aad
Mrs Resell are established favoritss. Miss Walters
win dance st the conclusion of the comedy, and then
the cbestra will various oyertures valtzes
ard polkss The entertainments will conclude With
tho beautiful drama Of Giraldar which is nightly
received with warm demonstr ations of pleasure.
NsrroSsL THEATRE. .-Tkis evenings entertainms snts
Tor the benefit OF Mr. Wood the great psntomim
lie prsst nts very attractive bill The hrst piece will
be The drama OF SThe Corsairs Bride; or Love sui
Vengeance The part of Alcorez will be susainsf by
Mr. Smith, the tIsgsdlan, aud that Of Hnsa BY Mrs:
III p. Grsttan. Miss Mslvns aud Master Wood will
dance "Pas styrien," which will be followed by
The Murdered Boatmsn and his Dog mr wood
will personate his great character Of Dick Dareal In
the course the piece he will introduce his highly
trained dog, Neptune The next la succession viii be
the death Of Abel A favorite dance by Misc a,vi-
will next follow, and the snertsioms nts viii close
with the drama OF Philip Qusrl aud ms Monky
characters
CHRisrr's MrSsTnELs-The singing Of negre melo.
dies by this company s exc.lent the harmony IN the
chorus department good, and the solos on the violin
and guitar Of high order Of musical excele nee
Of the dancing we confess we have never Witnessed
better Asa whole the performances IL highly amusing
FrLLows' orsRA Housr-The bill Of this evening
contains fine selection Of songs gees choruses aud
instrumental music Meyer the violinst SHOULD never
Of those who reputed to be rst rate voinsts
AMrNicaS Musrum.-The great variety In the enter
tainme given at this popular and beautiful estab
lshment ~ attracting large sssembages Clarke and
Miss Chapman the guiding stars OF the stage de-
pertinent They are great favorites, and very Justly
so for they possess great comic talent Nsudeviles
singing and dancing. In the afternoon. and In the
evening the play Of " The Lady Of Lyons"
Nrw Yonx AsPHrrhr.TRE Those who love besuti-
full borsemanship and the light and highly amusing
sports Of the ring should visit June and Go Circus.
The graceful surprising feats Of the French equs
trian troupe win amply repay those who vsr the
Amphitbestre. An hour or two can here be passed
very pleasantly
pueRrms PRoentu-This beautiful and instructive
panoramic exhibition, which takes place every evening
admire good painting. We are informed that the
pupils Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum VIII VISIT IL To-
morrow afternoon.
MrrrRv. RooMs.-Loomis still continues TO exhibit
the beautiful Panorama OF Cubs, which has been pro-
nounced q work Of great artistic merit.
srorraNI H.LL.-Beale y Crsvsns Panorama OF Calf
10, MIA Ia nov being exhibited at the above room IL
ssId TO be painting Of great merit, and should be
seen by those who intend visiting California
Mas p.vvryopr-This distinguished tragic actress
has concluded bril- liant engagement At the Boston
Athsneun The representation Of Aaren, the actress
she played Continuously. for month, at the Howard
A,heneun, TO cr,wded houses, and the tickets Tor
her benefit are said to be sold At premium
Tpr JsS rrp Co~cERrs The agent Of MI. Bar
mum retuy11y yesterday from Havana after having
secured the rsccn thestre ten nights tor Jenny nd
the Nightingale TO remain with MS sner frdsy next
and consequently We an have but ave more concerts
Court calendsr-Thss Day.
surRrms Oovsr-CiscuIr Covar.-EdvMds Jus
tice-Nos. 1905, sss. 1907. 1OlT, i02o, l2i, 1022
1O2A, 1Ofs 1026, 1927. 1o2s, l079, loao