The New York herald., 1851-07-12

BnoApwAr tn EA1sE Last night prior to the rising
ofthe cursib. MIR Neshe appeared. and in a voice al
most audible from hoarseness stated his regret that
be loss I his voice would deprive him Of the power
appear as sgo and added that he under the Of
Dr eoack Lboes who ad expressed belief that
pose would enable him to appear this evening when he
Is snntuncsd TO appear as Macbeth. The audience
c.tdd With the fayorite performer Mr.. Dyott. as Iago
who was enthusiastically welcomed buchanan enacted
otLei" In mastery manner. IL was painfully true
picture II the jealous Msor and the exuberance
f psfi Ion ard action sprung Il ON ordinary
conception of the character The applause in every
scene was judciousy and warmly bestowed; aad,
up to the last moment, this artist sustained his
Arduous psrt-snd particularly srduous q
nieht-with great power and fleet There were but
lev faults like specks the marble OF statue, which
criiiesm of proper character dcscends 10 pard
eulsrze till it has the massive beautes OF the
huebanau. to Dyott, Conway. Madame Ponisi, or the
other srtstrs but may state that Conway acted with
great Judgment spirit aud imprcsyauess well the
representative of hgo Dy oft, who called before the
curtain after the same compliment had been given to
Inchsnan and Neate, when another crowded house may
be expected.
Nm,o's GAnDrs-The great comedy Of "The Toodlss"
ard he new farce entt n Cheap Ride the Rail-
road In which Mr. Burtou will personate the principal
characters the p-ccs selected for this evening The
.rjtyment manifested during their performance on
huftosy evening last renders thear repetition ongt
yeiy acceptable.
NArro>.L THsarkr-Mr J. Il Scott aud Miss c. Fox
have com. very popular with the cquenters Of this
fsvIite theatre The performances provided for this
ming coDsi,t of the drama Of Mick Of the Woods"
Sud the new and ccssiul extravaganza called The
Fairy Daughters Of the CIR ton Waters" This announce
m'n' nust ensure crowded house
BrorcHAM's ,crrm--rhe performances Of the ad-
mtrstie and sccempi,hed French company, at this
PLEASANT dramatic temple have met with very favor
shle reception. The drama of don Cesar de BSxsn'
snd he 'sud.Sille called Indiana ct Charcmagnef'
.cied great applause last evening and will be repeated
tO-light.
MnnAsv GaRDsSs. BRoosIys.-Brougham's Lyceum
eomp~iy announce entire chsngc Of Programme for
thir vtnine-the fsvorite comeoy Of Perfection" the
popular farce called "A Nsbeb for an Hour and the
sut liable piece Of Precious Betscy" all powerfully
CHHIsr, = MiNrnus.-Ths inimtaLle band Of RthI.
op'an d'ncstors offer llent programme for this
evping
futows' MNsTnELs will give two performances 20.
dsy-nfirnoon and evening good selection Of songs
and dances
BArNrn's Mr1ra-Ths evening is set apart for the
ber'ht ~ Leon Jsveli the wonderful tight rope per
tiurr. Three highly attractive piece. announced
togstbsr With the wonderful erolutiops the rope by
L'On Jsv ia and Herr Cline.
CasTD G.nbss Another grand Sunday concert will
b" given herr to mnrors evening. by Ma-rtkcks une-
quail orche'trs severa excellent musical selections
unc.d
The Sspuibs will give gra acr,d ani ueous
voal coi cert s Library Halt Newark ru sday eve
nirg next.
John Broushnm had ,lpgaat and substantial com.
plnsnt from few 81 his friends the La, night Of the
Lyc'sn s.ssop. In the D. of magniHcenuy worked
combining tve hundred doars 10 gold ahcreup N
d rec that slhovqh circumstances made IL necessary
tor BIN 10 po k-i this srout he would like apy
one sftnptiBg 20 do u n SECOND time
cir Ilisn Don J. rlsy ing st Albany.