The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

Shakrpearcan characters for the past week, to
crowd.d and delighted audiences. II a rich
treat to those who can appreciate good acting, for
Mr. IL possesses all tie requisites necessary TO bril-
lianiy display not only the characteristic features
of the part he represents, but he also adheres
strictly to the intention Of the author: he possesses
fine 10 m, finished education, reads correctly is
ranter. and his action is graceful. The dramatic
public delighted at his occasional appearance
before them. Tonight, a bill OF great attraction
spresentcd. An entirely drama, which has
been in rehearsal Tor time will be presented,
with powerful east Of characters. The piece is
called /" Rata.lle, the Reprobatc Of Paris Mr..
f. Eddy viii appear Raiuellc and Miss Wemyss
rs Pauline Loricnne. The concluding feature viii
be the excellent comedy Of" All that Gltterss Not
Gold" This programme, SO deeply interesting,
viii. no doubt, call together large asscmblage Of
MIR. Ilamblin's patrons.
( BRoADwAY TuEATRE.-As soon attrac ion
has been generally seen, docs the cpterpris
/ ing manager OF this establishment introduce
other. We are Informed that one Of The grandsst
spectacles seen in this country, and which is
being llayed in London WITH the greatest
enthusiasm, will shortly be produced II is entitled,
"Aza,, the prodiga' Everything connected
with this spectacle is all new-scenclSs dresses, and
decorations. The entertainments for this evening
consist Of the grand romantic spectacle OF " faus
tus, which, Fl ON its splendor, had such long aud
very successful run on recent OCCASION. The part
OF faustus, the German doetor, by Mr.. Harris +;
Mcphistopheles, by Conway; with MesSrs Wait
ing. shaw, Reynolds, Hill, Miss Anderton, Mrs.
Abbott, Miss A. Gougenhcm. and others, in the
leading characters. The entertainments will com
mence with the s'Far One with the Golden Locks"
TIE above programme Of entertainment must have
the effect Of crowding the house in every depart
mcLt
NIPro's.-The most eventful occasion of the last
six months, at this establishment, comes off this
evening. Ii is the last, last night of the truly
wonderful Car onc Roussct and her three sisters,
who have gained such an cnviablc fame at the Gar
den. They appear in two ballots" Les Folies,"
in which Adelaide is announced to appear, in French
costume, for the fifth time in Amcr "a (this would
puzzle he nonriaygoing community. and we offer
no solution "a Nbio's vi-iters. Caroline dances
9 III .Ialeo lie Aercs,' for the second time in New
York The ballet of "Barber Of Seville ard "Cata-
4 rina /" concluded Caroline terminating with the
4 great dance Of .'La Manoln" The programme
begins with "I.adies, Beware" in which the beaen-
oiore, Mr.. John Seton, cnacts so oxcellenty the
character Of Grace. Mr.. Placidc begins here on
! Monday.
EtRfos's TmEATRE.-Two splendid comedies are
offered for the amusement of this evening. Burton
appears in both. The entertainments VII com-
mencc with the fine old comedy Of ''Shc Stops to
Conquer" Those who have seen these legitimate
pieces performed at Burion's Theatre, will readily
admit that they cannot be surpassed in any theatre
i ia the Union. The actors all men Of undoubt-
cd talent aud the actresses are generally acknow-
( LEGGED TO be excellent. Miss Walters and Mr..
Frederick will dance fancy Pas dc Dur. The
orchestra will execute the overture to Tampa, with
other choice pieces. Previous to tho concluding
feature, piece Of music entitled the ECHOES OF
Erin, m Irish Stew by French Cook" The enter
,anrncnts viii conclude with the laughablc comedy,
in two acts, Of the "Englis Imam in Paris" This
bill will, no doubt, draw crowded house. The
friends Of Mr.. Blake, the excellent comedian, are
informed that his benefit comes of Monday
evening next, when the splendid comedy Of 'Lol-
don Assurance" will be presented.
NATIONAL TUEATRE.-I.ast evening this favorite
establishment was densely crowded with dclig ated
and enthusiastic spc 'taiors. The magnificent fairy
SPECTACLE Of " Thalaba" has achieved triumph
unparalleled in the history Of scenic representations
The vocal and instrumental depart ents filed
In u mastcrIy style; the dro1ufs persona cmbodicg
csst If talen rarely witnessed, and nightly ELECTS
marked NJ probation the costumes are Of the most
costly and magnificent description the ballet dances,
coinbats, machinery, equipments, flying dragons,
scrpcnts, Ike. are rs mIletc and beautiful a
ever witnessed in this country, and call forth the
most enthusiastic admiration IL viii be repeated
this cscnirg, with the same excellent east: Mrs.
e.. ~. Thornc sustaining her fayoritc character of
Thala5a. Mr. Brandol that Of Moharel, aud Miss
L.. Mcsiayer the beautiful part of Dnieza. The
entertainments will commence with the langhablc
farce Of - Too Late for Dinner" Purly i
tive anl indtlatigablc manager; he is very entcr-
Irisng, spares exrcbsc in the proper display Of
lis new productions. and we are glad 10 perceive
his cxcriions are properly appreciated by d.cern-
ing audicrecs Ihalata, from iis gorso9usness
and sIlcbdor must have a long and successful run.
( HEorGH,u's LYcerM.--This neat and comfort
able csta ,li-hncn, is ding a fine bu.incss.
hougham seems IL De hard ~ work both dag
ard night, 10 please his numctou. friends, and great
circle uf acquaintance-scaiCc ly week passes but
DC introduces n0yeliy-hc Nccedingly clever
at dramatizirg-is fine actor. and capital ma
mayor. Mrs. RsOrgLam i alfo q very attractive
icaiurc--in some characters she La. no cquil-shc
always dresses taststuly. has brilliant eye flr Tho
stage, and ~ II r. iuimitable acting, il general
fnoritc. Ibe pieces selected for this evening arc
tic drama II the Z" Fortune ~ War" Jenny linl."
ard Ia Eli. IL Danube. in which al tho talented
omiary ~ appear. There i one great pleasure
which can always be enjoyed IN this theatre, ard
that b., that loders band il the bcst selected
AID most harmonious orchestra We have cyor heard
a. .1s
i bound 70 % ahead, because b. i generally
tC,mcd.
BsrNrV's Nrsrrt.. The scenic Performance. 81
Ills establishment are Of character thai viii nof
tuicr ~ impartial criticism. During our hong
sId,l &c Ia tbs city, dOuot rccnllcct time whom
tbs ihr-iamtd tCupc ~ amuscincnt and iustrae-
ton wa moro attractive than a. present Fot tho
gland oniertsinmcuts this afternoon. Two cNtfa9r-
duary builcttas and farce win bc PLAYED. Ths
evening, tho drama II the "Itunkarl" We are
glad that have il in power ~ state that The
bsitm Children will appear 90 this place On next
Monday afternoon. Their reputation has already
ugcccdt Il them.
cuRrs1,'s NiNsTEtfs-This ininitahle band Of
negro performers continue 10 offer The same attrac.
tive programme az usual. crowds &c delighted
visitors nightly assemble at tioirbcauifu ball, aud
give satisiscory evidence If the enioymod derived
ircin the combined harmony of their excellent eu-
tertaihincfts.
FiIToWs' MrvSrRYts.--If Ersi-r1te singing ami
Instrumental performance good dancing AMI cx.
cellctt bullcsqnc opera be an iduccme Ut iog tie
play.Enipg public. they can enjoy " ~ &c Fullest
extent ~ witnessing the entertainments nightly
given hy tho above unriysed company
Mr. i;AIvoH This talented vocalist " making
very succcssful tour. " win give one q nj. .
lecf concerts az Ezabcthtown. y. ~, this evening.
Mr. Ntalc i playing AZ Charleston, :. 4.
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An irjslman named ratric sullivan. was drowned ".
cetty savannah Ga. Among his effects found
= hank hoek Il the Savings Bank IT Now York, with
credit fer 500, and certificate f0r ten shares ~ the
Palmetto Mining Company q South Carolina, worth
sif0rach and $50 In gold. lie u supposed 10 have
tyy!Ler W this city, Rapcd Lawrence saliiraa