The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-13

BowrRy rnE.rRE.-The new play entitled "the Stu
dent Of Morlaix, the Patient Heart" will be pro-
duced this evening in the usual style Of spendor
which Hsmbin is SO celebrated Tilton = very good
actor will appear as the Count d Auvergne, and Mr.
a. Hortense d. Auvergne. We are persuaded the pa
irons Of this excellent and well managed establish
ment, will crowd it to overlooking. Miss Hilbert will
sing admired song and the am ants will close
with the nautical drama OF Ben the Boatswsin.o
BROADWAY THEArRE.-It we may judge from the
great preparations which have for the last two months
been made, 1t enormous expense, in order to pro-
duce the gorgeous spectacle OF Faustus in ths ut
most splendor and magn ucence, this theatre will not
until Faustus is withdrawn. All the talented mem.
beers OF the corps dromatque will appear on the occs
sion We hope the exertions Of Mr. Marshall and his
able coadjufor, Mr.. Barrett will be requited by the
most extensive patronage; they deserve proper
muneration for their services.
Burrows THrArRE.-Ths friends and admirers Of Mr.
Jordan will bear in mind that the receipts OF this
ming are for his benefit. He is q very excellent
comedian and great iavorite and actors mainly
depend on good benefit, which they occasionally
allowed hope, nay we are sure, those who have
been so equently pleased with this comedians per-
sonation Of Capt Mcguire and other characters dur
ing the reason, will give marked testimony of their
esteem for him by crowdios the Chambers street the
atre TO. night The pieces selected are David Cop.
tiger"
NATIONAL THEArRE.-A programme Of great variety
Is offered for this evenings amusement. The nrst in
and the Beast This will be succeeded by the musi-
cal burlesque of the Profile Of the Fairies " 1t is new
and We are informed Will be placed upon the stage In
excellent style Purdy is becoming famous for his
dramatic selections and Is giving general sasfact ton
to his patrons. The entertain ents will conclude
with the admired pantomime OF the Golden Axe"
which has always been received with the enthu
siastic cheers Go early and secure seats.
BRousnAm's Ly eEuM.-Thls neat and comfortable es-
tabisbment has been well hlled every night during the
past week. Brougham is not only man OF tact, but
also man OF talent and Ia every way cacused to go
ahead His friends numerous, and tho admirers of
his exeslleAt comic ability will, doubt, enable him
TO again acquire the large sum Of money he has
pended IN building the Lyceum. The entertainments
will commence with his dramatic production of "Da.
vid Copperfsldo This will be followed by grand pas
De deur by Mile, Ducy Barre and Mr.. Smith The next
entertainme nts will conclude with the favorts extra
vaganEa OF Jenny Lind"
AMERICAN MusruM-The beautiful drama Of "Ro-
bert Macairs will be acted in the afternoon aud the
TEL" Miss Chapman actress Of considerable cele-
brity, ~ alse G. W. Clarke, will appear.
Cncus.-rbe equestrian company performing
NJ the Bowery Amphitheatre are considered the bsst
that have appeared here for many years. They draw
very crowded houses.
bton is considered by the best judges work Of great
artistic merit.
sTorPASI HALL-The tableaux Of New England with
other attractive entertainments given every evening
at this hall well worth the consideration of the ad
mirers Of beautiful paintings
eAr1LrR's CooxoR,NAs, exhibiting at the corner Of
Thirteenth street and Broadway the most splendid
specimens OF painting We have ever beheld
CosrLrmgSrsRr Brssrir TO Nm. W. y. Bnoue1.-rhs
friends OF Mr. Brough the vocalist will meet at the
upon the necessary preliminary arrangements for the
successful exhibition OF that testimonial to this favo
rite artist which his talents character and old
stations have suggested The private COMMITTEES OF
his friends will meet to night and the public will 70
into COMMITTEES Of the whole, this pleasing subject
at an early deg.