The New York herald., 1851-10-03

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building g :, y. As:. ..y.so mt and .aoU..d the
meeting sdjournsd to Thufsdsy evening next.
Theatrical and NlusioaI.
BowrRy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the great
attraction of the present season OF theatricas thus
estsblishment adhsres to one principle, and that
that the entire cast of each piece shall be hiied
their re spective lines Any dramatic production, In
order to It's effective display, should not be confined
TO single star, who, although perhaps possessing
rare abilities, yet they are 50 badly supported in
character Is overbslanced BY too great disparity
in the other psrts-sunshine, as 1t were. at one
IN ,ment, and dark clouds at another. In order to
obviate this Mr. Hambiin has 90 arranged his dra-
matte corps, that ifthe leading artist be not what
is strictly called STAR yet he possesses abilities, if
at all inferior to Others, 1t is very little; and
throughout all the various characters in the play,
men who well known for great comic ability are
placed in their respective departments, for which
both nature education, and dramatic taste particu-
larry allotted them If, then, people want to sec
play generally performed with srtisti, ability, let
tsem vs.. :ha Boxsrx The pieces selected for this
evening are the favorite drama entitled f" Wallace"
the laug liable farce of "Mr and Mrs. White,"
and the interesting drama styled the {" Rake's Pro-
gress;" all Of which are cast to the full strength Of
the company.
national THEATRE The proprietor of this
establishment is ndefatigable in his endeavors to
present entertainments every way deserving OF the
extensive patronage he is receiving from dell GIFTED
audiences, who testify their admiration of his abli-
ties as manager, and Of the dran natic celebrity of
his actors by the most enthusiastic cheers. The
National Theatre has no Y been a long time estab-
lishe d. but never has 1t been better managed than
under the jurisdiction Of Mr.. Purdy. The bill
offered for this evenings amusement is one that
will assuredly draw a very large audience. The
opening piece will be the "Last Days Of Pompeii,"
with Mr. J. X. Scott as Arbaces, supported by
Messrs. Fleming, Arnold, Bradshaw, Taylor, Her
bert, Fox, Mrs. H. +. Nichols, Miss Hathaway,
and other artists Of great celebrity. The conclud-
ing piece will BE- tho "sayss ;ts Kseysngo. Shioh
dogs. This piece is well worth soeng, as the acting
Of Mr. Blan,har is excellent, and the sagacity of
the dogs really surprising. The orchestral music
ia ex .elent, and the utmost attention is paid to
the patrons Of the establshmcnt
BARNuM's MUSEUM We are confident thai few
places can enjoy the popularity Of this elegant
es ablisbment, and 70 can merit it as much. The
curiosites endless, and truly won ierful to old
and young; while the saloon entertainments by
S company Of unusual talent, and full Of interest
as we'll as be aaty. "The Stranger" Is no having
a run there; and with Miss Mestayer as Mrs: IL Al
Ter, ami Mr.. Clarke as the Stranger; with Hada-
way, Uenkirs, Mrs Rogers, Sc, IL admirably per-
formed We advice ali who love good thing to
go and see it.. This afternoon, two comic farces
are performed. ~-r,
CHRIsTY's MIssTREfS This inimitable baud of
negro define ators continue to attract densely gd
ed houses. Their performances are certainly the
ost amusing ard popular of the day, for t matters
not what attraction may be in the city, you will al
ways find their hall crowded to oyerfowing With
highly respectable audiences, whose delight and
enthusiasm are unbounded. Their instrumental
selections are rendered with the utmost precision
an harmony, and their singing cannot be excelled.
The programme provided tor tonight is excellent.
FELLOWS MIssrREIs.-This anriyalled COM
pa1y have been performing IN this city for nearly
two years, With the greatest pos success. We
have always experienced the utmost peasuve in
witnessing their entertainment SO correct are their
deineatiors of the negro character, and 60 beauti
fully are their characteristic dances executed. The
instramentsl pieces are alone worth the pric. of
admission. Their manager merits the greatest
praise for his indefatigabe exertions, which be-
coming more prominent overy day.
DR.. HALLIcK, after a long absence In the South
ara West, is about to repeat his celebrated Lectures
to gentlemen, on phyeiology, In New York The
doctor has been everywhere received with tho
greatest enthusiasm, and as his lectures EN- brace all
the recent discoveries so valuable TO every ono, he
will, in sli probability, create a. great sensation
he.e. We understand he will commence in a few
wst kf, when due notice viii be given.
BowERY AmFurrHEATEK The talented propric-
tor of this splendid equestrian establishment, has
every reason to feel proud, because of le great
sypport which The public have houored him with.
Equestrian performances are DOT oaly highly anus
ing, but are extremely instructive, and more ca
paole caercr for this description Of musement cam
not be found taan Levi North The Till announced
fc- TO night is one which must Gll the amphiheatrc
in every department..
TRiPLxR Hall The second concert Of Mr..
Tuner, whoae vocal abilities gave such delight on
Wednesday evening, viii come of tonight. Mr..
Turner wa encored in several Of bis songs-" In
tbs eli chair my father sat-" - Erin, Inv heart
beats for thee aud would not die in spring
time In the latter song be responded TO the
encore by sisging the ANGELS Whisper" which
SO delighted the audience that they caused him to
peat it. when enthusiastic cheers followed. The
house was well filed. and his rece ption was very
catering. He oaers fnc programme fer this
evening
M G. X. DICKINSON, from the principal Euro
pean theatres, we understand, Is about giving SO
Iies Of dramatic readings, ut the Broadway Tabcr-
Dacie, commencing on Wednesday evening next
The public may anticipate a rare treat fro IN this
gentlan. tbe leading journals of urope speak Of
him in the most glo siDg terms They say hv
cruDciation Is clear. powerful aud expressive, and
his readings characterized by literary discornment
Nh. toRRIsr.-Ed win Forrest. tragedian Of
whom the Amer lean stage may well be proud, as
TIE bIightest ornament oi the DRAMA termin nc A,
on Saturdsy last, Of the most brilliant engage
n1es ever witnessed In this city, and ope on Mon
day uext, with Mr.. Marshall, at the Walnu. street
theatre, Philadelphia, in one Of his fayorite cha
racters.
MADAM CMIsTE.-This extraordinary actress
and beautiful woman, II expected 10 arrive in New
y ERIK immediately, aud will commence an engage
uasnt al the Broadway theatre on next Monday
week, 10 the character Of Miami in the celebrated
piece of the I" Green Busaes," which sbc has per-
termed upwards Of three hundred and fifty nights