The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-14

Other denseiy crowded and fashionable audience
rs impossible 70 give Idea Of tho masniaoeace
scenery of the splendor Of costumes, TO those VII
a. deeter and Stevens a. stage manager, have suI
passed Themselves and tho excellent artists who 90
the principal parts Of this drama, especially Mr. Scot
manner In which they have contributed to tAe im
mense success OF this piece The entertainment" com
menced with the first act of Robert Maeare,' whic
was received with much applause.
| BRsApwAr TnEAran-The performances ofMr Collin
last night gave very great Satisfaction to large al
dience On Monday night no will appear In two OF nj
fAvorite characters, when another treat may DO 81
pected by the public such has been given eaon nso
| Of the past week
Tnx Ir.IrA. ors.A AT NIsLo's On Monday night
the public are to be favored with the grand opera
Verdi written for the greet bAsso Msrini who will Per
sopste Attilan sixnors y Tedesco viii sustain til
character of Odabelis Sgnor Corradi-set the bassc
will appear in this opera also togeher WIN the a'
cast in every respect strong could be found
| any country and the result will DO that tho Who'll
musical public will be present to enjoy the splendt
music 1t will be another triumph Of the conducto
and Of all concerned startling enthusiastic aud full
| brilliancy Ii will be great
| Bv.ros's TnrArxx-Ths entertainments at THU
house. last evening" consisted Of the popular comedy
of the Serious Family" and the play entitled
Scene from the Life of an Unprotected Female" Both
Of theee pieces popular and the audiences al
Burtons to be perfectly satisfied with the pro
added to the above bill last evening was the faroo Of
Alarming Sacrifice and song and fsvorite dance
The house was, as usual, well hlied
NATIONAL TnKArRx--Mr Marshall, the celebrated
American tragedian took his benefit last night before
one of largest audiences oongregated In this
favorite place Of amusement The beneficiary sp-
peared in Of his best oharacters and he was rs
well received in the part Of Marteau in the drama
titled the Carpenter Of Rouon rs In Michael Ehrie
in the piece Of the Maniac Lover lie was sdmi-
raby well sustained by the competent company Of this
theatre. The entertainments concluded with the
iauehable farce of the siamese Twins" In which Mr.,
Jefferson, the excellent comedian. and Miss Lookyer
truly perfect in their respective parts
AsTox PLACE TnEArnE.-" Henry the Fourth" was
performed last night Mr. Bass enacted Pallstaf ex-
ceently we'll though he was badly supported BY his
Bardolpb and Pons Mr. Lynne personated the king
admirably. and Mr.. Mason supplied the plsce Of Mr..
flemng, who Ia i'll Tomorrow evening Miss Ju-
liza Dean, actress Of great dramatic celebrity, ap
pears at this theatre in the beautiful character OF
Evndrc. Miss Dean is an excellent tragic actress and
great favorite She will be supported by very gsod
cnst. Mr.. Ncafie who played recently with Miss Da
venport the Broadway theatre also appears in the
part of Ludovico Mr. Lynne Colonna. and the other
characters by the stock company. The amuscmcnts
will close with the avorite farce Of Peculiar Posi-
ton" Mr. Bass Is indefatgsble In his excrtons tn
please the patrons of this beautiful theatre and IL Is
hoped he will meet with liberal patronage in his CT
forts to establish the legitimate drama. We wish him
success.
CurIsrY's Oprp. Housr--The amusementa for to-
morrow evening. announced by the Napoleon of
negro minsrefy arc Of a very attractive character
They consist Of melodies chcrusea limitations OF tho
leading r,isa dosnds, solos the guitar and violin
with every description az dancing such n polkas
Hshlsnd filings. Genie double dances. &c.
SEBASTIAN y. COOKS SEcc>p coScEar.-The next con
cert Of Matter Cook. the wonderful musca prodigy
whore performances ON the panoforte have before
noticed promises to be splendid entertainment The
talent its,f Of the boy ought TO all the Tabernacle
with arditcrs ON 1hursday night aud there will be
great display Of auxiliary talent including Miss Julia
I. Ncrthai Madame stephane. whose horid yocaiiza-
ton Is very remarkable, and Leopold Meyer the vio
limit. who las rapidly come into public favor. This
elections of music have been made with great judg
mcnt and the concert bids fair to he the srandest
of the senfsn The performers all Of the highest
clafs in their respective spheres Do not fail 10 20.
OlYMrIc.-Mr. Pierce. professionally called Pompey,
also announces that his entertainments tomorrow
evening will be Of varied character They consist of
negro songs OF every choruses and dancing
MrIopro,.-w hites Serenaders are doing very we'll
in the Bowcry. Their negro songs aud reirains give
great fotisfaction.
B.ISr's PAsoRAM.-Tbis painting Is descriptive Of
voyage TO Europe view ofthe Thames tunnel snd of
all the beautiful scenery up The Rhine 1t Is besut
full painting.
GENIAL TOM Turns- This miniature cresus re-
turned TO his home in Connecticut last week after
remarkably successful winters tour in tho South and
West. This little mannikih is worth quarter OF u
million. and yet keeps up his exhibitions. finding the
excitement necessary for his health. lie opens in
Philadelphia ON the 22d Inst
Mis-. pAvrrroNr, the distinguished trsgc actress
who.c hear.'fri draotic while play
imperishabls name will appear 1T the Walnut street
theatre, Philadelphia, Tomorrow evening.
Tur Cmsssx LADY,. with small feet, together with hes
servants and retinue, spending week In the coun
try with Bsrnum. who IL trying In vain to induce then
to exhibit In this city and delay their visit to Eng
land until he goes for Jenny Lind in July Mis-
P~anSekoo sticks up her pretty little aristocratic nos
1T the idea Of exhibiting in public.
Miss Fanny wallack is playing at Pittsburgh
A-orusp MynprR AT Sr. LOUIS. Mo.-Yestsrda.
morning. information was lodged with the guard tina
the body Of n man called stephens. had been foun
lying in the woods, near the barracks. stabbed an
msnglsd In different parts In most shocking manner
0fnetr VIM. y. williamson immediately started down
In hopes Of finding clue to the perpetrntor VI tn
deed. but he had only reached the Phoenix engin
house; when he = man seated on the top OF n
omnibus whose psntsicons and coat were allied Wit
blood. The mans appearance was suspicious, an
after stopping the mnibus the officer requested hin
to come down lie did 30. and on being asked In whs
manner he became 80 bedaubed with blood he reptile
that he had Just been Staying some 200 hogs. Tn
onhcer continued to interrogate him and the fellow
after good deal Of evasion finished by acknowledge
In the most brutal manner that no had committed tn
murder lie was taken to the police Office AM
searched when SIS In gold aud 81 In silver fou
about him His shirt he had turned with the bosom
TO the back to conceal the blood 1t seems tina
he had carried the body some distance Ia the wood
amer the preparation 81 his crime lie registered hi
name Mt the police Office John Careless st Lou
(lfs) Intelligence. .frr'i Is
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