The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
The Cirque Olympique at Nibio's, ana
BrOuUham,s Lyceum.


The remarkably elegant and highly finished entertain
ments Of the combined French and American companies
Of equearans Nibos for the last fortnight has filled
the establishment with the fashionable audiences OF
the season. At the opening Of the establishment the
music out Of order and the performers somewhat out
Of practice; but the in the exhibit
variety that is charming and degree of excellence that
has never before in any establishment on this
side Of the water The company comprises some very re-
markabe talent which is worthy Of particular notice
particularly the performers will leave the
country for Europe The fame Of Nile Loyo-concern-
ing whom doubts have arisen from the fact that
great artistic came among unannounced and unex-
pectedhas been fully established by her performances
The public have been led into full appreciation Of her
remarkably elegant style Of exhibiting the whole field Of
the equestrian art, only by her Rdng but by the
horses Frisette Juno, Jupiter and Anyhy, which have
been trained by her skill and patience These horses are
the specimens Of training that have aud
dance with the intelligence Of intellectual creatures.
Mile Logo and the horses are both identified one
hbtion Of elegance grace spirit daring and execution
How she makes the eight leaps around the circle
without injury to herself, is miraculous. Tho brothers
Lossot also very remarkable performers NJ Loisset
is time in the orchestra leading the music:
now in the circle with his beautiful horse Altar Gull and
in spirited act of horsemanship displaying
artistica merit lie jeune Loisset il phenomenon
whether he walks up inclined plane, round ball
the top Of the stage and descends upon backwards
throws summorsaus on his horses spins plates
the erds Of sticks while horseback in broken Eng
lsh, plays and speaks the part Of English jockey
Wallet the English clown, from Asteys with his
peers who very clever is always alive also to The
proprietes of the English language and the jokes which
be turned upon the hinges Of itmaking everybody
laugh at his odd Logic, and still odd rhetoric lie
uyt the clown for elegant circus We how
forget the great American performers who, out of
courtesy to strangers, must be mentioned last These
are Mr.. Thomas Neville, Mr.. McColum and Mr.. Eaton
Stone, with the Rivers Family Neville rides upon his
horse with the most remarkable ease, performing the
most difficult feats and summersauts without
and accomplishing his purpose to the pleasure Of every
behoder His leaps, while at full speed, admirably
executed Then McCoum two horses is truly
elegant and bold rider and in throwing the
from his horse and coming to the ground firmly AM
fixed he touches the climax Of his art Eaton Stone il
fearless and sclf-possessed On his unsadded horses he
does wonders ard is entitled to the reputation Of being
perfectly at home in this department Of his art There
affinity between him and his horses, adini-
rably does he stick to them in every position.
On the whole the enterprise Of Mr. WEIGH, and those
connected with him in establishing this elegant enter
ainmsnt in New York. will lack support from pub
lie quick to perceive the refneents aud eegances OF
art and though the company will remain only few nights
more predict that their will lead to the
,alishment in this city Of Franconis before another
twevemonth has expired. The crowds which have
visited Nblos give that the time has come
such establishment
Brougam lately has undertaken to burlesque
performances and opera and almost everything
will raise laugh for the merrment Of the fequenters OF
his Lyceum He Is always alive to something novel aud
interesting, and agreeable. lie has brought out The
Spirit Of Air. In excellent style, and some Other
pieces Of great interest and he has in preparation
the comic opera, The Child Of the Regiment in which
Mary Taylor and other vocaliss to appear. succes
cannot hut exerions which directed toward
satisfying the demands Of the public to the fullest
tent Broughsm has had his struggles but he will be
appreciated and his endeavors will be crowned with
btss-for he is industrious