The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-23

The atxieaIs.
BowEhf THEArlE.-Ths establishnsnt u In the fur
aWashinston, or the Path to Fame ana GLOW" vSieh
has been placed on NE stage in tn. utmost splsndo
highly respsctsbs audiences, with tSs usrmsst Dc.
monitrstions Of pleasure and sdmirstion win again
At great expense in the presentation Of this srand Ds
tional spectacle and We hope his
Although this piece In t.s is sucienty sstr.atiye
yet the manager determined that his theatre shal not
full drama OF vdosq with an sIo.sst east rhis
bill will draw large audience
BROADWAY THEATsE-MIss JULrA BESrErr-ro NOR.
evening Miss Julia Bennett makes her fret APP
pesrsnce before American public ct the Broadway,
theatre in the part of Lady Tssze and have little
doubt that crowded house will testify the COR
rectness Of the verdict transatlantic brethren
who have for many years adopted this young and ia
years Miss Bennett was leading actress At the Hay
market theatre, under the Management OF Benjamin.
Webster who perhaps the best Judge living o. What
with pvariable success all the principal characters
tho fret class comedies of the day; tarrins 1t in the
oeiviDg the mos faterng fats from the audiences at
Liverpool, Dublin, Edinburgh, Bath, SO. SO, Did,
before from the London and provincial pres. whsr
speaking OF Miss Bennett pei suffice It,
very abrasive person and lsdyiks de- pertinent rem
der her delineauons most charming and interesting
From what We hear We cannot doubt her with
discr minating New York audience, and whilst she
carries away their applause feel assured the
esteem viii be accorded to her, which her private
worth and smiable character has gained for her
amidst host OF private friends in Europe The per-
formano-s to morrow evening consist Of the "sohool
for Scandaln and Doctor Diworthn
NisLos GARDES.-The powerful attraction OF the ce-
LIBERATED and generally admired dsncers the Rousset
mayer Of this beautiful and spacious theatre Nbo hae
always been successful in every thing he undertook
production Of everything novel and interesting The
Rousset family, taken as q whole decidedly the
most talented bale. toupe We have ever seen IN this
VIM ha tfHrVrlf IN Asafin h.
tween the terpsichorean abilities Of the four SISTERS
but were We 70 do So We should pronounce Caroline,
we have ever beheld The performances commence
with the French vaudeville Of La Maitresse de Luu-
guess with Mad moisele Felice and NJ Bressani In
the principal characters and will close with the ball
of Catalina
to-morrow-two sple ndd pieces-who will resist the
temptation Of visiting this famous Thespisn temple,
where the dulest spirit is excited to mirth and Joy,
and where the nervous stem Is sweety attuned to
harmonic action The first piece will be the
comedy of the Old Love and the New" with Burton,
Blake Lester Bland, Yrs. Hughes Mrs. Russell and
Mrs sksrritt In the leading parts Miss Walters and
N. Frederick will dance Spanish bolero aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Holman will sing favorte duet Mr.. w. H..
Evan will next make his frat appears in this city
in burlefque polka and the orchestra will execute
viii BE- the worlds Fsir,' which is produced in great
splebdor.
drama. entitled The Rival Chieftains of Me xico -
will be produced, for the first time, at this popular
estsbsh ment Purdy seems untiring in his efforts te
pense in the splendid production OF every piece.
Those, therefore who visit the National to- NOR
scenery said to be beautiful and the cast Of charac
ters excellent. The next piece will be the romantic
and the entertainment ts will conclude with the mill
tsry drama OF" The French Spy.n This programme
Is 20 attractive that we presume the theatre will be
crowded to its utmost capacity
BnoucHAMs L,cruM This popular resort lie nightly
crowded The entertainm ents selected of that
light aud pleasing character that every taste Is graft
fed. Brougham is excellent manager, and with
Loder, who Is a host in himself and whose splendid
musical positions admired by every citizen 1t
Is no weBder the Ly ceum should be popular. The
company generally speaking; L. excellent. The
The Old Love and the Newn Mile Ducy- barre and
Mr.. q. W. Smith will dance La styrenne The orches--
ira VIII then play the Echoes Of the nightingale; aud
which Is produced at the Lyceum In the greatest
rplendor, and is always rewarded with cheers.
this place yesterday Citizens and strange RS ladies'
gentlemen and children men and their " hole fami-
at the illuminated tran.psreDcies the numberlesc,
curiosties the mammoth girl &c. rushed into the
loon and sppsuded the performances Enthusiastically
-Four pieces We see, are given to morrow, Diamond
Cut Diamond" and the Queens Page,ni In the after
noon; and the great isvorits Don Caesar de BAzan"
with Betsy Baker, in the evening.
CRcus.--The beautiful equestrian performances
which are nightly given at the Bowsry amphitheatre
are such as draw large sssemblages Hiram Franklin
% host In himself; his somersetts on . bare. back
te.d are surprising The performances consist Of the
clown, and all sorts Of tumbling
PAsoEAaA HALL.-The general panoramic views o
Yankee Land is painting OF great artistic merit IL
will be exhibited In he afternoon
PASoRAnA OF THE PfLcHrs' PRocREss-We do not
but that this panorama Is bound to rival Banvsrd
which Was exhibited in the same Hall, In the number
Of it's visitors Its success thus lar has been most
brilliant and We predict Tor the proprietors ample
return for their energy and outlay
MIsERyA Rooas = The splendid panorama Of Ire
land is being exhibited with great success at the
above hal Every one should see IL, as 1t b paint.
ing OF tbs greatest credit
BoBns WILLIAMS the popular clown, takes benefit
on Friday evening next, at the Bowery Amphitheatre
Collins the distinguished Irish comedian, 10 in
Philadelphia and will appear there to- morrow evening
He has been very suc,essful at Buffalo Albany, New
Orleans and Mobile and ut all the principal thearsc
in the Union. lie will appear here In thort time.
Musical.