The New York herald., 1851-07-11

Of the language Of Shakespeare, and an insight
iuo the sources Of human passion. Eavy msy detrsct
from the merit Of this artist but his ysical and
corresponding mental resources--se ldom so happily
emitted tor effect III the dramatic srtniust place him
prominently before those who have II charter to uds
m p tn great works OF art. We have fear that the
public viii fail TO appreciate that excellence, which
- tsfnished by fewer defects than usually
hibrsd by our most popular tragedians. Buchanan's
course " Ss certain it is To bs pros
ftr us The MacduH Of Shakespeare is but a sketch,
ara Neahe. admirable us he was In it, could only
present IT ia ts plain. unvarnished, and yet agree
able features This he did to the satisfaction Of every
one though his voice husky, apparently from cold
A. he plays lsgo to- night to Bchansns Othello he will
have an opportunity tor ITS mild that he will be
fully prepared to undertake Macbeth-'rom which much
will he expected We regret that cold should impair
unfortunately the briancy of his efforts in Mac
dun His Otheuo very deservedly admired and
The occasion will be very interesting The east Of Mac
beth last night. rhould add. was very happily
strengthened by the Lady Macbeth OF Madame Ponisi,
whose pcrsopaon erited and received great applause
Pope performed Malcolm admirably well, and created
favorable impression while the other artists Of the
theatre filled te several characters in the most accept
able manner.
NrrIo's GAnprr-In addition to the unrivalled per-
formsnces presented at this establishment on wednes-
have the comic ballet pantomime Of Robert and Ber
trsndn for the first time this The whole strength
Of the inimtable Rave Family is concentrated in this
piece, which greatly admired when performed here
before The half hours intermssioD is enjoyed by the
audience in promenade in the magnificent ball room,
where every variety OF refreshments can be had.
BRouGHAM's LYoEuM-T French company, under
the management Of Mr. Robert Kemp have met with
great success. The dramatic piece of Don Caesar de
Bazsn," and the beautiful French vaudeville, entitled
Indiana ct Chariemsgne" will be repeated this
ming 1t is not often such opportunity is offered to
the original which they have already witnessed trans
lstons from the French will be we pleased With visit
TO the talented company now at the Ly ceum-
NATIONAL TnlArRE-Another excellent performance
will be given here this evening, comprising a favorts
drama successful extravaganza and laughable farce,
which win embody in their casts all the favortes oon
stxd with hia Anf HING lah
drsms, called Wallace, the Hero of Scotland will CON-
mence the entertainments in which MIR Scott will ap
pear the hero and Miss Fox Lady Helen Mar The
romantic extravaganza, styled the Fairy Daughters Of
the Croton ws'er" will be the succeeding piece, and the
amusements will terminate with the farce Of" Cheap
Excursion"
BARNuM's MusErM-The rain yesterday
what against Barnums in the afternoon but, In the
evening the grand saloon filled to overflow
ing and a crowd laugh more heartily The
Bold Dragon is capital comeds, and was bcauti.
fully playedClarhc Sahertash producing universal
satisfaction and adaway Fuzee eicing extravagant
applause The pieces to be repeated this after
and evening with the splendid tight rope wonders
Of Jsvelli and Cline.
CHRisr,'s MIssrSEIs-Tbe Buresque Opera Scene"
and the Burlesque Shakers given by this company
continue as attractive as ever and he ne. song called
"Oh, Boys carry long" is a composition OF great
merit. They will be repeated again this evening
FEILows' MrssraELs.-The "Firemans Chaunt,"
".B"rltFque Shakers and the "Buresaue on the
nounced in the programme Of tonight, by the above
unrivalled company
MILITARY GARDEN, BRooxLYs A rich bill of fare will
he given this evening at the above pleasant resort, by
Brousbsn's company, The pieces selected the
comedy Of Charles H. the Merry Monarch" and the
farce Of "Oousn joe" both powerfully cast
Nrw DEHurAsrr-Miss Barrett daughter Of Mr.
Geo II. Barrett, manager Of the Broadway theatre,
young lady cf considerable requirements aud great pro-
mse her appeara last week ut the Arch street
theatre Philadelphia in the Lady of Lyons, Martha
Gibbs and similar characters with great success
She will perform in this city in tho fill
Nine D~vrias prima donna of the French theatre Of
NeW Orleans who gave last year performances at
the Place Opera House arrived two days in
New York Nine Devrfs is artist Of great fame, and
regret that her bad state Of health does not permit
her to appear the stage. Nine. Devries and her
husband TO leave New York soon for their mother
country.