The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
The afrieal and MualeRI.

Theatrical and MusIeaI.
Dowhss Ths.rRE.-Mr. Hamblin whose drams6
isme skful actor and careful and udicious rssds
OF shskspearean charastsrs is wen known to th
theatre going public has been psrformins . mos
ssntss Ri r9und o. trsssse' TO night viii be pre-
backed tJrsnt Mr. Triton a. RieSmons ass ME- Nh.
Wsmym ~ Lady Anne; the other characters viii also
be sustained by able representatives The very Adni-
with strong cast, win conclude the sntertsnmsnts-
is replete throughout with spitsl situation rs an
forcibe language and the plot of intrinsic Interest
This bill would In itself be sufficient draw crowde1
house, but when that II Is for the benefit
srt owe so much, able actor and judcious nA-
nsger we are confident the Bowery theatre viii this
evening present sudien,e OF which the occasion is
deserving
at this unique and comfortable theatre to-
the temperance OF our old and firmly est sbished
Of Irish bunders and Hibernian wit-snd the othsr
attraction Is the agreeable and highly interesting
q domestic drama than comedy for although there
are in IT irresisby droil and well timed comic
incidents and fun IN which Dsvidge very accusing
yet the touching and self sacridces OF the he
rone, Martha Gibbs the factory girl render the piece
one more serious than comic Nine Poniss win tsse
the part OF Martha Gibbsit suits her powers WE'LL and
Conway Whiting, and bliss A. Gougenhein are very
eftcitnt In their respective parts The " Irish Au-
bastador which Collins has com made his own
VIII commence the entertainme nts With this de-
served public fsvorte, and such bill Is presented
sy the ssllfui manager OF the Broadway would not
rising Of the curtain
N,nLo's GAaD.s.-The programme for this evening
IL OF the usual attractive character Nibo ne var
been fail in his theatrical Efforts Tor IL Ia
cannot effect cement with the most talented
and best artist he Souid rather keep his theatre
closed. Every body then has confidence in him ~ =
manager. and by large and highly respectable
sudisnces be is fully compensated for the great
peIhe he necessarily ncars and for hs indsiatsable
efforts to produce the most refined character OF
tainment. This evening the French vaudeville CON-
psny appear in La Msitresse des Lsnguesn which
will be followed by the splendid ballet Of 6iselisn
which every body admits TO have been produced 1T
Niees in style Of spassdor never squaiied IN this
deserve the unanimous cheers with which they are
greeted every evening.
BunToNs THErRE-what bill We have presented
for this evenings entertainment comedy farce, bur
letts, overturss, and dances. BY = company unsur-
passed by any other house of dramatic amusement
IN Tire city The whole strength Is brought into re-
QUESTION. Msssrs. J. W. Lester Blake bland and
Howard, and the aniable and agreeable Me.dames
Russell and skerrett sustain the principal characters
in the comedy of - Short Reign and a Merry One"
Burton. Jordan, Miss Weston, and Miss Hill In the
lsughAbs farce Of Twice Killed. and tho manager
AM his whole company appear Ia the burlstta Of the
Worlds Fair or, London In 1851" This entertain
ment is ono that cannot fail to draw overnsw wing
audience Not the least OF the attractions are very
beautiful tabsaux, OF classic Greece modern Italy
Washington, and the national delegates which have
and which will doubtless be- Witnessed with equal ad
miration this evening
National THKArur.-This evening the grand ns-
topal drama OF Harry Burnham or the Young Con-
tneptal,' will be produced for the first time. The
cast OF characters embraces nearly the full strength
OF the company, with auxiliary aid nearly oas
hundred persons The scenery, painted BY Msssrs
Porter, Cuibsrt and Whytal, Is fsd to be gorgeous,
and the dssses and decorations Of splendid descrip
tion. The music is arranged by W. T. Peterschsn,
Esq-the part Of GENERAL Washington by Mr. Taylor,
that Of Harry Burnh&m, by Mr.. Watkins, XII Lane BY
BRANDON and Capt. Arnell, by La Favor the Other
cbsrsctsrs by Msssrs Seymour, Dunn, Drew Mrs
Drew, Miss Mestayer, Mrs. Hautonvilie and Miss
commence the entertainment During the evening
Miss Malvins will appear in new national medley
dance AZ the entertainments will conclude with the
farce Of the Csdis Daughter This bill will doubt
crowd the house
BRovsHAs's LycEuM.-This evening will be the first
time Of romantic operate burlesqus spectacle eau
tied "le Devile and DR. vaustus." Brougham will sp-
pear Dr. Fsustus and Mary Taylor In the character
Of the bewtehing 80 who influences the actions OF
Faustus. The other characters all filled by the
talented company attached to the Ly ceum. The
merry dresses decorations and music by Lodsr who Is
famous Tor his compositions all reported to be OF
superior description We have little doubt bat that
the theatre will be cramned in every depart meat
The entertainments will conclude with the .'Etoa
Boy the characters In which will be filled by Miss X.
HON, Mrs Leder, Mr. Raymond, Mr.. Philips and Mr.
Palmer. The musical display given every evening By
Loder excellent orchestra Ii In tse worth the price
OF admission. Added to this Mile Ducy Barre gives
fsyorite dance every evening.
BArsuM's MrsruM.-The popularity of "Msdslsins,'
every night this week again. Ths temperance folks
are especially delighted with Il. We admit that
before le-like play; tts scenes like
reality ise and Bertrand, ana Msdelaine and Rsmy,
particularly natural In all they say and do that
II Is difficult to think sometimes, that all Is not true
Hurled Alive" very amusing piece Is played in the
afternoon.
Nrw YoHK CrEcus.-Since their return from their
brilliant reason In Boston, the managers Of the frcnch
troupe displaying great tact energy In cater
pg TOR the amusement Of the public Scarcely night
without some effective novelty being produced
ana Ior TINS evening PHI Of the utmost attrsctive
Of her best acts Mics Mary Anne Wells rides her eis
CANT principal act and host OF male performers sp
pear in pleasing and astonishing feats.
- for Ia ainy "A.
as urual OF varied and highly amu'ing character.
Ii consists of beautiful negro melodies instrumental
performances, and exquisite dancing Tho buresque
operatic sketches are capital
FmIows' MINsrRrLs.-The same excellent perform
snce - that given every evening viii comprise the
entertaining ns OF this evening Christian in his IT,
rolesp song Donniker in hi. exquisite execution OF the
violin and other attractive features
THr HaHr CosCsRr AT TRrLER U.tL.-The first
great novelty OF the musical will b. Bertuo
Msretzeks concert at Tripler Halt to morrow even
ing, when she will exhibit her remarkable skill on that
moot classical and elegant OF all instruments the harp
fetuoea has gained great celebrity In Europe for her
admirable style OF performing some OF the most diM
cult music ever arranged for the harp aud We doubt
not that there will be great desire throughout the
musical circles OF thu city to hear her her favorte
nstrument. Two other Dts ~ no little Importance
will take place on the 'ams evening Nathali. Fits
james who hs. won fame here by her vocal skill will
appear fer he first aud only time in concert room
and Mdlie Eugerie will make her debut a. vocalist.
The young lady po'stsses rare accompshms nts .And
sings in French, Italian snd English, each tongue
being perfectly familiar TO her; and her voice ssd
mtthcd. independent OF her rftsonal attra-tons VIII
bsspesk for her share Of pubc applause. The Opera
iroeBs will STRIVE from Boston in tins 10 add Its
strength 70 the general character Of the entertain
ment and Msr.tzek will BE- at his poet.
wAauNeroS BstL.-The panorama OF the Pilgrims
progre.. /. greatly admired.
rAvonANa % IsEL.Np.-This painting W considered
vork Of great srittic merit, and Is drawing large
audiences
Ml.JttfA BENNErr This amiable and soon rli.hes
sctress Who last night terminated most successful
eprssement At the bfoadray IN round OF deishfully
interesting characters, ha. proceeded to Philadelphia
where she will delight the Pernsylvanians at the Wei
nut street theatre.
INTERESTING PROM HAYr We extract the fol.
loving from he Bosten 1Sorciier Of the Gth inst !,
synopsis 81 which We published, per telegraph. IN
yesterday Hudid BY the following extract Of
2 letter from mercantile house in Hayt. received