The New York herald., 1851-10-08
Theatrical and MusScnI,

BowEay THEarnE.-The performance OF Messrs Coney
ard Taylor, also those Of Master Ccney, are every
night Witnessed with the utmost pleasure and delight
The surprising sasscy Of the dogs ector and Yankee
seems almost Incredible but visit to the Bosery the
atre Will convince the dramatic public that they all
they are described to be, The performance win
m. nee with the piece called Mr. aud Mrs white. y
This will be followed with the drama OF the Butcher
Deg OF Ghent, In which Mr Consy will exhibit his
great dramatic talent aud will al.o practice the ssxacy
q his dogs All will close with Don Juan"
BsoADwAY THEATRE The beautiful actress Mrs Laura
Addison whose excellent perormsDces during the past
seven or eight days bave given such universal pleasure
clans Daughter" xr Conway ss Mordaunt aud Mr. A.
W. Psnno Hs the Earl Of Lynterns rhe great hv,rte
ard b. actress In the country Mai Ponis viii
sust.in the part Of Lady da Mis- ne aud signor
Neri 10 Nsapolitan dance and the ments close
With the " Double. bsdded Room
NBlo's GARpr< This evening the Rsvel family have
etrative programme the most expecting auditor
could anticipate At the head Of this wonderful family
Il Gabriel the renowned who has dignihed the profss
Of psLtomme repress ntstion has elevated dumb
show and made II rank with the highest sleme Of the
Fsrn.s or America To- nrh, be- perform. odse,s,"
which with two exceptions & Vol an Vent and his role
in the Three Paced Frrnchman") may be considered
hi. chef q gliue Raoul concludes.
Brsross sTHrATRE.-Notwithstsnding the great the
sircsi talent in the ctyhe greatest competition
perhaps ever before kRown-yet the Chamber Street
Theatre governed as IL is by man OF .ound Judgment
and great experience a. also one OF the many best
comedians of the s every night crowded to see the
splendid comic performances of Burton inmitabe com
pspy The bill for tonight consists OF Natures Noble
man and the beautiful piece "Alcestes every charac
N.rroSsI Tarsrsr-rhe amusemsnt. Of this evening
are ususl very interesting Purdy slways hard At
work % please biz patrons n selecting every thing novel
and attractive The entertaDms nts of this evening viii
commence with the Maid Of Crossyn and this will be
ceedsd By the excellent drama called the Forest Of
Bondy IN which blanchard and his celebrated dogs will
appear and the performances will close with Nose In
Town" The programme viii be sure TO draw together
large assemblAge.
BsoroHAm's Lrorum great actress, Charlotte
Cushnap whose inimtsbie performances. during her
gagement at Bro ushams have given such gepsrsl salts
faction nd ples,ure will appear to night Claude Mel
note in Buwers beautiful play Of the Lady Of Lyons
Mrs skerrett Pauline There be little doubt but
The entertainments viii conclude with the farce called
Anything for a Change Those who wish to enjoy
treat viii visit Broughsm's TO night
CHtrry MvsrHFis will give Of their best enter
tainmeDts e. night singing and intrumental perform
snces, with exquisite dancing
FgILows MrrsrRELs give afternoon and evening
performance 20 day melodies by Collins and instru
mental performances by the company
BAnrrs's MusEUM-Ths Cristne sisters we're much
admired here yesterday They lively sing well and
dance we'll ard seem de,tined 10 become popular The
musical piece Of mo Song, No supper" was much sp.
psuded In the afternoon; but the Dream at Sea- 10
the evening brought down perfect whirwn4 of appro-
tetlon We notice that The Stranger ~ will be per.
formed to-day both In the afternoon and evening and
powypv AwpprrHrsrrs "A sp endd selection ofeques-
tran ments have been provided for this afternoon
and evening at this popular estsbshmcnt
Trpirs H.IL-Mr Turner the vocalist who has
given such peasur by his vocal efforts will give smother
q bic entertainments this evening. The programme
contains a 6ne selection Of songs
PnoFEssoR .NpEssos Again. lsst plight, the Astor
Place Opera House crowded by brilliant audence,
three-ffhs at leaft of which ladies' The psrfor-
of the Professor II possible better than ever
The er,husasm that followed the Mystic Cabinet" end
The Chspeau Prolihque" was unbouoded The profe'-
called on several of the faculty 70 .atch the progress
ot that wonder of wonder, the suspension Chi0ro-
iofirs ard all pronounced II the climax Of incorspre-
tensbility
Me DnNryso- the hiai " tsisnted trsgeesn from the
ondon theatres vii give his hrst Shakspearean ling
/ ths evening at the Taberpsre The Fprtish critics
! speak very nstteringly Of his abilities