The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-10


DowEnr THEArRE.-Ths bill for this evenings enter
s:i1nSns - e. usual highly abrasive, commanding
spectacle Of deep interest and concluding With the
drama Of Gu Bias with the naoe Miss 3. Denim
the hero Of the latter piece The principal talent Of
ton In both the spectacle and the drama Triton,
Il. Scott, Stevens, and Miss Wemyss names that
rank high Is public favorites an the udicous
management Of Mr. Hsmblin, the Bo very company
- ct present constituted cannot fail to be- attractive
BROADWAY THEArRE,-It 10 seldom that We have to
record such long success IS that which a.
tends the representation Of the grand spectacle OF
Fsustus,n now mmencing Its fifth week OF unsbs-
ted attractiveness. We have nothing to add to our
duosd with unprecedented care throughout every
and the classic gymnastics Of Big Carlo and the
sxos.dnsly graceful ana wonderful III. new farce
OF Betsy Baker, In which MIR. Dsvidge, Shaw, and
Misse. Goughsnhsim and cspel are to .ppear, viii
most comfortably heated with air pipes which dfuse
genial warmth throughout the house. This is the
1t should certainly not let it be withdrawn from the
stage before they enjoy its magnificent scenery and
its many other attractions.
Burrows THEATRE.-This homo of comedy and
laughter is every night crowded to excess which Is
the best criterion that good and sterling
actors predominant at the Chambers street Thea
tire The bill for this evening presents q highly at
tractve entertainment commencing witt the admired
comedy OF" She Would, and She Would Not" with
Burton Jordan, Lester, the ncom parable Mrs. Russell
and others OF the talented company asrepressnsvss
OF the leading characters. The whsle win conclude
with the new excellent farce OF " Betsy Baker" In
which Mr. Burton Miss Weston and Mrs skerrett will
appear.
NATIONAL TnEArRE-This comfortable house Of drs.
matte amusement nightly draws myriads of ad-
mirers and the excellent skill with which every piece
is produced, will always ensure full attendance The
programme for this veniDg Is varied and attractive;
II consists OF three pieces the concluding being
the laugh able burlesque entitled Piz Earrobus" ira
vestic Sheridans well known play of the hero OF
Peru Those who visit the National Theatre this even
hends rome very deserved fsvorites and the perform
ances always represented with great drams
ability and scenic effect.
BRouGHAMs LYcEuM.-The entertainments for his
evening will with Serve him Right with
excellent cast This piece will be followed BY the
will next appear in Pas styivenne. This LADY has
bsoome great fsvorite, and 10 nightly received with
the most enthusiastic cheering The concluding fes
ture will be the and excellent farce called the
Worlds Fair, or Columbia and clouds" This Is .
fine bill and when it is csHsidered that the entire
strength OF Broughams excellent company Of come
dians will appear among whom several OF thu
most talented mem ers of the Dramatic Association
the BILE prssum pton is that Broughams nc
and comfortable establish ment will present briilia
array OF fashionables this evening.
CIRcus-In addition to the usual diversity Of herss
manship &C., at the amphithestre, by young franklin
and his associates, Mesers Rivers and kunnals the
nautical psntomims of Jack Robinson and his Mon
key will be played this evening The acrobatic fsats
by Frsnk an the troupe, the beautiful equestrian
scene by Miss Wells and the bold graceful and dash
ing Gladiator act by Runnals and Franklin, will a.
so be given this evening.
WAsHGNGToN HALL The beautifHl panorama OF the
Pilgrims Progress lie attracting large ssemblages.
OLYMPIC The splendid panorama of ireland should
be by the admirers of good paintings; as report
says the proprietor will shortly proceed to the Worlds
Fair.
ARREST or JUNiUs BRUTus BoorH, JR., AND HARRIET
MACE BosTor On Thursday night at the close OF
the entertainment at the National theatre Constable
Myers, Of Roxbury appeared behind the curtain and
arrested Junus Brutus Booth, Jr comedian, and Miss
Harriet Mace, known as having tired the Boston
boards" upon warrant, iseued by Trial Justice New
hall OF Breokne, in which Mr.. Booth charged by
his wife Cleme ntina Booth, well known actress with
having the 9th day otFesruary 1851 at Brookline,
committed the crime OF adultery with the said Harriet
Mace; and Miss Harriet Mace, unmarried, with the
crime OF fornication with the said Junius Brutus
Booth, Jr at Brookne Aforesaid, and the 9th day
OF February aforesaid and at divers other times with
in few onths last past. Constable Myers took the
parties to Brooklne and At o'clock yesterday after
noon they taken before Trial Justice Nswhal or
primary examination. Both the defendants waived
reading OF the complaint, and also waived examna-
tion at this time The Justice thereupon ordered Mr.
Booth to recognise in $500 for his appearance for trial
at the Grimm term OF the Norfolk Country Court Of
Common Pleas which will sit at Dedham the fourth
Monday in April next Miss Mace was ordered to find
sureties in the OF $50 tor her appearance at the
same place. Both the defendants readily produced
the required suretes and set at liberty-BOst1a
Times, FEB. 8.