The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-31
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical ana Musical.

Theatrical ana Musical.
BowERr THrATRS.-Such a conjunction as Mr. Ham.
blin Macbeth; Mrs. Hamblin more renowned a.
Mrs Shaw, in the part of Lady Mscb BETH aud j. Wal
lock, Jr as Macduff, has rarely been on any
stage in this or any other country Mr. Hambliu
rarely appears the stage he has enough do
as manager; but when he does appear, it Is treat
to the lovers sof the drama and the admirers Of
fne acting AS Macbeth, last night, Mr. Hambn,
would have been tsutless but for hoarseness which
evidently effected his otherwise clear and distinct
enumeration Mrs Hamblin, grand,
aighihed charming, and carried away every
ditor present with admiration and delight, at ths
neauty elegahce ana dignity OF her performance.
The other performers, If time and space allowed would
receive the need OF praise they richly deserve This
Mr. Hamblin's Macbeth the mere announcement sf
whch II enough 10 oraw together again such house
witnessed last night.
BRoApwAr THrArRE.-Mr. Hudson is the very soul a.
the Serious Family and gives immense effect to that
peculiar production. His vocsl efforts are also very
justly admired. Tonight, for his beneat, he win
repeat hi personaton of Captain Mcguire, and vim,
also, give the public another opportunity of seeing
him as the knight OF Arva one of the neatest aud
most laughabe productions for the display Of irish
character. Tho songs TO be introduced this evening
by Mr.. Hudson, will bo an admirable treat In them
selves in addition to the dramatic entertain nent
The house will probably be thronged and seats should
be obtained at an early hour.
NrBLos THrArRK.-That never firing comedy OF the
Serious Family which has been often performed
in New York, and which s always witnessed with
newed pleasure was presented last evening, at this
pleasant place Of amusement before a very large and
highly fashionable audience. The two principal cha
racters we'll sustained by Mr. Broughsm, who has
given to the part of Murphy Mcguire vivacity which
cannot be equslled, and by Mr. Chippendale, who A.
Amnadab Slack gave us good idea OF true ana per-
feet bypocrte. In consequence OF the sickness OF
Miss Mary Taylor Miss Nicknson, abrupio, took her
place; and the exertions of this young actress
wnrded by numerous plaudits The minor parts were
ably sustained by the other members OF the company,
and the piece throughout received with the most
enthusiastic marks OF satisfaction. The entertain
mepts concluded with new farce which proved very
successful The pieces will be repeated night,
and doubt viii attract another oserhowng house.
Burrows THEArsF.-The new comedy Of the Cats
paw" was repeated last night, to well filed house,
and the whole corps exertod themselves to the ut
most of their ability, and to the uncquvccal delight
of the audience. Burton, as SNOWFALL, was exceeding
y amusing and the representation Of the comedy re-
ceived considerable vitality and success frem the chs
racter Of the ysung widow sustained by Mrs RUSSELL
lady Of very great dramatic powers as well rom
the parts performed by Miss Chapman and Mes4rs.
Clarke and Jordan The piece well received, snd
created much laughter The Serious Family" eoo-
cluded tho entertainments This evening. very at
tracve bill presented for the benefit OF Mss chap
man, deserved fsvorte, and useful member Of ths
company.
NAr.SAL THEArRE.-If ever the imagination In
duged in the luxurious and extravagant
pcturng to the mind beauty loveliness fascination
and elegance might say is all surpassed or at
least realized in he spectacle cf The Female ua-a"
performing at this theatre. The sight OF those
lovely females arrnyei in lovely order marching to
the sound oi music in steps OF dignity maesty and
love- is something which strikes the imag alton In
an e1traordnHfy desr.e, nave we never seen p'ros
yobd description IL draws together crowded houses
and is brought out even better than II was bsfor. Gu
former occasions. when. IL electrified the town
This evening again II viii be performed when We st-
wise every ybody to 20.
CHHIsrY's OrEnA Houss-The same programme II
entertainment. songs, gees .and choruses
ed Tor this evening.
oLyMrrc.-Picrces Minstrels announce their usual
entertainment Of negro melodies.
WnirE's sEnErApEns are as usual. singing thclr
melodies for the Bowery folks.
Cnsrsr MrsruM.-Tho Chinese lady Is drawing
numbers to See her.
BsLL RrSerHs.-This band playing their excel
lent waltzes and quadries every evening, at the
Chinese Assembly Rooms.
Miss CusnM.s-Ihis gifted actress aud intellectual
lady is nov playing an engagement at connnrs Thea
crowded audiences assembled Within the walls of
that theatre 1hs tifs OF society In sister city,
rush In crowds TO see her, aud the dress hnxes
present an array Of sAuty nightly Thus should ta-
lent and trua worth bo crowned
Miss D,vrSrokr.-This distinguished and cxcsiieat
actress has bcen playing az Marshall theatre rha-
delpha TO crowded houses ever! seat being taken at
an early hour, each day.
Madame Anna Bishop and her director. Mr. Bochss,
have just returned from Mexico The eninent csnia-
trice carried everything before her n Mexico durinx
her profsssionm tour, which lasted eleven months.
suoh the Juror she created. that ON her night of
performance the boxes brought four each and
single stalls $40 Her first nine receipts amounted To
Sl5oco.-H'1ds Clis) .4sre''iser, Nay -
Trr Frrsurr ~ M,rvr.-Thc Bath, Ne. TSi5wa,, Of
the 2sth inst, says The county roads between
brunswick aud trccport badly damaged that the
mah IL carried through on the cars Al place called
fros gulley near frrepori corner bridge swept
away and the read quilted out to considerable deptns
beyond report there was slide from the bank of
deep cut which covered portion Of the track ~ ths
passage Of the the rp0t but the trains
inn. their regular trips on each side The road
whole stands che food much bstter than could have
been expected particuiariy between this city aud
brunswick where bas suata ned damage and Il I'm
good running order. The train on the Audrosccxgin
and konusbec road di not 50 through y0steriay aud
We hear tbst tho road q materially damaged aud u
wus thought some Of the bridges hal been carried
away Very few logo running In the river ycssor-
down. We hear ffum hrlou that very small uumbsr
have gone out 10 sea- uot ug one or two hundred
W all 90 that thr loss iftm th caufe will b~ much less
than was at lrst anticipated On The Anffescorzin
damage has o. y,t occurred We found everything
fu operation 10 g. said tast great qua nifty of
rain has not iiCn At is for The las tniry years
The body oi nan Has picked up In the river on su1-
fhs Bostou Journal of The soth inst s.ys. We learn
ty letters from ualiowtl and Augusta 90 sunday
morning that ths river continued high, but had not
rifrn during the uieht aud hopes gvre entertained
that the worst We over. At Augusta part Of water
street covered three feet deep and the bassment
floor - The iaeiory vas completely iuunfatss The
machine shop haa starred saHe iouf or ave inches
from o.. foundation Tho cam 90 enc tins ia dsn.
ser. ard the r .is On the lam partially in-
mcrssd ~, st0fehousea the WharVes si aasat
Several boon. had gven way above and thoustads q
logs were adrint one vesssi of hunlrrd tons bet
broke her fas.euings and dliacd doFa the river
lfig and t0peaN srho0uef were mopred tbs
wharves iust beiow the bridge 90 protect them from
tbe logs timber sc. A. atcryile the water was up
TO the second G0or Of Moores sureh5use bo ltnd-
irg. The -ehastcook. Clinton aud Nurnham tridgss,
All on th. sebsfticcot have been cfrred awny, anf
FtaEu communication 90 Baug'r ia Gus ESQ that
pafseurfrs efre over be rnad from hat quarter Al
ilsuoNeli. the water uss up toto Frout street bat
traders bad taken the Frcrautinn t1 secure thstr
qoeda Tasscn.sra who came through from ArEusta,
per teasr Beth state that ths river rose four feet
on Suuday buf curing thn night iai three feet wh@n
So bscsno Stationary. but sc va supposod that the
heavy rains would cause it 90 rise sFaiu.
Domestic Miscellany.
Governor Johnston. ~ Fenn.ylvRnia has issued his
prrcamatlfn tTeriug reward 81 5000 for ths arrest
ard conviction ~ ths a Csruelins Mpousy
Toiic' At riot IN Noyamonsiug district on the
morning of The ZIfh instant
There were t2o5l bushss n ssA inspected at tho
OnnnlaEn salt snrInEs. during the week ending The