The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-06

4. The American People united and free
May the s"nner soas RS Witaas
Till all earths proclaimed free in George washnstons
S. The City BiuesThe pride Of city and the admira
"s ). The II y; Trim BE Guard.
speeches made which we cannot find room for
Theatrical and Musical.
BowERy THEATRr.-Ths popular establishment, which,
for long term, has held distinguished position in the
dramatic world because the manager, Mr. l. s. Hanbin,
yeity style of splendor offers for the amse
mcnts Of tomorrow evening bill of uncommon attrac-
ton The beautiful tragic spectacle OF henzim VIII
actor Of great dramatic celebrity will appear as Cola di
Ri,nxi; Mr. Hamilton as Stephen Colonna; Tilton as
Angelo Colonna; Mrs Jordan as Lady Colonna; and
the excellent actress, Miss Wemyss, Claudia This
piece has been in preparation for time in order that
1t should be produced effectively when first drew
such immense audiences and triumphant in its
career Those who visit the Bowery Monday evening"
will have a rich treat offered to them. Miss Iert will
sing one Of her admired song and the entertainments
will terminate with the excellent comedy Of All that
Gttcrs is Gold" Those who wish to be seated COM
fortaby should early such great attractions the
above, must have the effect OF crowding the house.
BRoApwAY THEATRE.-Tomorrow evening the enter
prisng and excellent manager Of the broadway theatre
offers for the amusement Of his patrons, the most at
tractivc features presented within the precincts
OF the metropolitan theatre The preparations
the production Of this spectacle in style Of spendor
before witnessed in this city have called into action
great number of artists The machinery Is grand, the
magnificent and the Of characters embraces
the principal talent Of the theatre The piece al
the beautiful romantic and operate spectacle
of thc Vision of the sun The dresses and decorations
are Of gorgeous character, and much Faustus
rclshed believe this grand spectacle will far exceed
it in splendor We are glad to perceive that Miss An
dtrfon takes leading character-that Of Korun. The
character Of Tacmar by Mr. Whiting; that of oratzuma
by Hill; Hauina King Of Cusco. by Fredercks; Genii Of
the harp Miss Olivia Runac Princess Of Cusco by that
fascinating and beautiful girl, Miss A. Gougenheim
Cecilia by Miss j. Gougenheim and Cassumac by Mrs
ayorite comedy each evening This theatre may cacu-
ale upon immense patronage during the performance Of
the above piece If we may judge from the success Of
similar productions
scented grand combination Of French English and Ame
rcan stars, seldom witnessed In the arena Mademoi
ce Caroline Logo who has been delightng thousands
the weeks, in her Incompatible horse riding
will introduce her splendid and truly picturesque scene
.questre, entitled the Haute Ecoe.n Mr.. Thos Me-
Colum, the world renowned two horse rider will make
his first i'll his great back and forward somer
act two horses Mr. Eaton Stone will also appear
for the first time in his wonderful bare back act per-
forming feats attempted by any other equestrian
Mr. Nevis will appear in his astonishing act eaping and
somerseting elevated objects Besides this great
attraction there will be feas of the most startling nature
Wallet and Lathrop nmitable TESTERS will clown the
several acts
such theatrical competition at the present date and
every effort is being made to produce novelty ofevery
description, yet this ably managed establishment every
night presents assomblage Of highly respectable and
delighted audiences One thing is certanal the artists
persons Of the most distinguished character and with
the greatest comedian living at their head there can be
little surprise at the great OF the Chambers street
theatre. Tomorrow evening" the comedy Of" Love in
Maze commences the performance. 1t Is almost I'M
necessary TO say win be acted throughout with sterling
ability. A favortc ballad by Mr. and Mrs. Holman and
the orchestra viii play several beautiful pieces Of music
The entertainments will conclude with the comedy Of the
School for Tigers This is indeed very attractive
BILL but we would say when Is it otherwise at Burtons,
Nobody can be found who left this Thespan temple
otherwise than well pleased with their visit.
NATIONAL THEATRr.-Those persons who have already
the splendid national drama of Harry Barnham,o
which was played with the most triumphant sue
when first presentedthe house being filed I.
flowing every night It was produced-wn be delighted
10 hear that 1t will be revived tomorrow evening with
the excellent cast The piece throughout deeply
interchangeable characters all well sustansd-the
scenery remarkably splendid and the music and every
ether necessary matter to give it effect has been
fully managed BY the enterprising proprietor II viii
taycr in the leading characters The entertainments
To conclude with Travelling by Telegraph During the
evening the orchestra viii play several beautiful pieces
be a rush to see the new national drama.
BRorcHAM's LycrrM.-A brilliant novelty, which has
been months in preparation Is to &c produced at this
beautiful and well regulated establishment this evening
II is opcratic translated from the French by
Mr. Brougham, with new music, by Loder, and large
array Of scenery and decorations bearing the at
tractve title OF The Spirit q Air the Enchanted
star" The general and deserving favorite, Miss Mary
1se ness in Astoria All the operate strength Of the
company Is combined in the production together with
numerous band Of auxaries in the way Of chorus and
other aids TO the general effect Taking the pieces
hitherto produced at this theatre as guide We expect
the public eye and will be RECALLED with ordinary
CHnIs1y's MrSsrnrL's-The programme for tomorrow
evening Ii very attractive The selection Of melodies
is excellent and always rendered with harmony.
The Buresqus Opera is capitaly performed that the
audience are kept ecstacie The instrumental per-
ormsnces very much admired particularly the solos
On the violin and guitar, and the dancing cannot be
beaten.
FnIows MSs1rrLs.-This band is doing wen. Their
Instrumental performances are every night checred and
the melodies rendered with great harmony. The
Hurlesque Opera scenes the inimtable dancing the
exceedingly witty sayings and various other attractive
features receive nightly the marked applause OF the
yisitora.
BAnsra's MrruM-Tho great feature Of the perform
nj this place tomorrow evening Mortons popu
lar and instructive moral drama Al that Glitters not
Gold" the best porratures Of manufacturing life
written II IL calculated to do much good, and con-
vey many useful lessons TO the young In the afternoon,
Mr.. Henkns viii appear In the popular drama u no
bert Macaire.r
AsrnrrHEArpr Bowrpr-The comir week is the last
of the at this popular and attractive resort
and great variety Of entertainments brought for
ward 20 the bills have H. grand finale" TO
the which have been presented here during
the past six months Made Tourniaire l. TO appear in
a her matches of equestranism. and other
mcritorous features viii be found set forth In the adver
tit, mcnt.
ColLs,ra.-white and Horn give their negro enter
tanm,nts every evening. at this place a amusement
Their hall il fitted up neatly, and the ADJUSTMENTS
st Il the usual singing instrumental performances and
dancing
Tuesday evening next, at Castle Garden The princ
pal performers Mrs. Laura A. Jones and Messrs
Philip Mayer. Paul X Weizel and the German Leider-
krlniz under the direction u Herr Psur. Mr. Henry g.
Timm will preside at the piano. The musical pieces
selected for the occasion are all excellent.
Tar Allrop.n.s.-Hope Chapel well filed last
evening and the delighted all Miss Goodenows
voice and singing truey excellent. Their seventh
concert takes place tomorrow evening, when well Sc
lscisd ccramme several beautiful solo Duets quar-
tets and other interesting features will be presented
GraNp r.Sonau, or IRELAND, MrSrAvs Roows. 400
BnoADwAY, will positively close In few days We would
advise ali who have not seen II stand not upon the
order their going but 90 at once IL really interest
ing upon the beautiful features Of the poor old sleep
ing country The audiences Of the past week have been
crowded aud shinable II Is accompanied by al lecture
which Is both instructive and amusing.
The Claseor Couier II the 18th March speaks In the
most glowing terms 81 the great and ubequaled tragic
actress Miss Helen faucett She appeared In Marstons