The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13
Thu ut.Icul and Dlu.lcaI.

Tus IrALi.r orEAA AT CAsrLE 8ARpEs Many
splendid p.rr have characterized the Havana
tronpe since ihrir sojourn In this metropoiis' sud
fIom three TO tour thousand persons have witnessed
there approximations Of the lyrical drama Last
night however " [ Puritsui " awakened the wsols
musical epthutiasm Of the city. Not less than SIX
thousand person were present shd by the
| her WAS computed at seven thousand or more. The
o,,,a wtnt of brilliantly in every department aud
,6, st-aanoni very grand brilliant aud impress
siy. in IN. mad and sustained her character
! throuR hout with wonderful AGILITY slv nevr ap-
p..r.d to greater advantage The very perfection Of
musical education shone IN every phrase aad his acting
ya energetic aud rrur His triumph com letr aud
the could not give vent to their atmi ration
in ad, quate applause aud scclamstons Mtrini aad
Baois also. created f,po,e. particularly 10 the
grand duet Mt the close of the seeoud act Whom
they AIRED with tn. t color stand ards an
siasm commrpc.d, which was only extiug uished BY
sbower ot applause. tornado of waying hats and
handkerchies. and the vocifrrous scclt nations of
the d'hghtsd multitud. Having been callei before
the curtain for this triumph the proTrsctsd shouts
summoned th'm again, when hey repeated few
closing passages Of the duet Msrui pouring out
torrent Of song aud Badia swelling the current With
his sonorous notes There will be opera to night.
but 81 purirasi" will he repeated on "Wednesday,
and dosbt not before another immense sssemblsge
Of fashon, Wit beauty, Intelligence ana renusmeat.
BowsRy TassrRE.-The new aud excellent drains
called the F-ions Last Dream" written by the
mayer Of the Bowsry Theatre, Mr. Stevens will bs pre-
stbted Tor the second time this evening. Tn her the
guidance OF Mr.. Stevens the stage management IL
celeDt the Htmost regularity from the who ints
in letter up to the Of the leading
character prevails throughout every s3ene-no I'M
necessary DELAY. every artist being at his post Hamb
lin has always of mind aud great tact about him,
and hence the success Of bis establishment The
trrtauments will close with the " Hundred Pound
Note several OF the leading comedians appearing in
this piece.
Nmlo's GARpEr.-The two great favorites, Messrs.
Brougbam sDo Burton. will appear agaia this evening
Burton. Aminadsh Sleek, cannot be equsliet in
this character and We might say IN What part he
be cquard in the line in which he plays! Brousnam,
the dashipg Capitals Murphy MANURE, every night
elicIts enthusiastic cheers he is host in him elf
with such tacnt this how eau Nibio b. other wise
than successful In the second piece the great
dian OF he DAY MIR Burtun. will appear Jack Hum.
phres This will be profitable week fer the ase-
mebt.
NATIONAL THrATRF The entertainments this eve
ming very attractive Trey will CONNIE nee with
the farce OF My Precious Betsey which will he fol-
lowed by tn. popular drama o the New York Fire.
man AT the conclusion of this piece, very in
terrstnI taIure will come OIL In the presentaton Of
beautiful silver trumpet by Empire Engine Company,
No ~ 10 Mr. II. Perry tor his excellent reprssen.
tatioa OF the New York Fireman We have no doubt,
but that III, th.atre will be cro~ded. Sheiton's
American Band have rendered their services for
the evening The amusements will close With" Per-
f.ction. or the Maid of Munster"
A,irEcAN Mus,uN- 1t j. really surprising with what
sucoess barnum has met since the eusrse ment and
drlliDg OF the Museum To lay nothing Of the
large and novel collection Of curiosities with
which this establishments abound-, he has selected
several of tbe best comedians. those who have
the Ttri"maLcr Of the Drunksrd" will admit Miss
Fisher is pished actress and Mersrs Clarke,
Hadawsy. Heukinr and Miss Stanhope, every night
receive the most enthusiastic plandits
OLrsuio- The new violin player, Mr. Meyer In the
execution Of his solos. gives evidence of great musical
acquire ni.nts, and will nkey prove great
profit to the msnngr MIR Fellows The bill tor this
ming consists of melodies instrumental perform
anses and ssncing.
Mrs DAyE>rUsr We authorized to say. that
the tragedy Vt virginia" in which this distn su
actress appeared shert time since. written
by Mr. ONeDfoTd but that H. expressly tran lated
from Rsches play by Captain Rafer, for Miss Daven-
port.
BEouGHAMs BESrFIr.-Tbis affair will of to-
morrow evening Mt kiblo's Garden. Mr. Collins. the
great lri-h comedian aud vocalist will pear IN
character of o. alag han. in the farce OF His Last
Legs and will sing three of his favorte songs
Broughsm deserves well from the dramatic public and
no ooubt will have an overhsviDg hoase; he is a
favoite with everybody
Mn VINCENT WsLLscr. the eminent European mosi-
cal mp"ssr shd tar-fsmed author Of thu beautiful
opera Of" Mariana will give grand conGert New
port. Rhode leland, Thursday evening next. in
which he will be- aided by his sister lady who
has gaiped much celebrity as excellent vocalist
Madamorsne stceper the celebrated pianist will per-
form several duets with Mr. Wallace, on the piano.