The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05


Ns1srs<r DUNES understand by Mr. brooke him.
self. In oiisus which We gave yesterday its psr-
Romance at the Bowery theatre stated leadng
fstures and therefore repetition Of them Is uuneces-
sary The audience at Aston Place last night
posed chiefly Of the haul tor the majority whom were
ladies II u certainly by this Of society that this
DIANA vspabs of being duly appreciated the house
was far frtm being crowded-it nll.d In about the
Ome ratio Ms the Bowery Thursday evening We
do think that The Corsicsn Brothers'' will ever be-
popular and very attractive piece 1t true
possstes line sentiment aud pathetic acting but
its plot Is simple its compass and AMI
times II grows HOMOGENEOUS and melancholy With the
exception the twin brothers and NJ De Chateau Re-
Maud the characters unint.estng and require but
little s&H in their performanccn fact, approach
psceness. 1t produced. last night. under all
the favorable guse that COED scenery could give it, and
Mr. Brooke is thorough master Of the twin brothers
Failen Franchi and Louis del Franchi and dspayed
al The sentiment reed feeling and passion which
applicable to those characters aud their connection with
the entire peoo-sA which the audience appeared duly
appreciate He rendered them effective impressive and
he-hke; and Al. Chateau Remand thoroughly well
acted by Mr.. @. G. Jordan. whose whole department,
counttnaDee ard bearing highly expressive Of the
character Here may aim vt finish cttcsm, for
tho reasons we have just given Emilio de Lesparre the
Charlotte wyctte who VIC think might have added to
ts tsauy and interest by OF department.
Madame ssva del Franchi the Of the brothers.
wrlleeted by Mrs Vickery. The tragedy was judi
esutly divided into FIVE acts which rendered IL less
than 1t might perhaps. o,herwife have been
BY Of its long and dull cooquos The apparton
tccnes possess grandeur and If may judge by
thedeAth like silence Of the audience, productive Of
Is.en whole the piece possesses popular at
moderate interest," and but less excitement and amuse
nrnt.
CHRsrY's OrEnA HousE-NEoRo hNsrnE1sY IN New
YoRKWe all Iecoect the extraordinary degree Of popu
!
s,resy attained five sin years ago. country
and throughout Great Britain Banjos suddenly became
a,hionn bic musical instruments Castanets inces-
sanity rafting between the fingers Of every dirty faced
little genius In the streets, and the classical airs Of Jim
Crow, Lucy Long O. Susanna, Ole virgnny and others
Of the school whstled and sung everywhere,
adapted the pianoore and sold in all the music shops
and for time superseded all other melodies well In
the fashionable the vulgar circles Of society
7opes Of Ethiopian srenaders composed Of six eight
Ethiopian Grsss multiplied in number and penc-
trat-d only into every and city in the Union,
but also made professional British IsIsnds
where they attained great celebrity and placed the
school high in public estimation it stood la this
country During the brief existence Of its grcat Popu-
iarty, all other theatrical exhibitions suffered gric.
| neglect Opera ballet drama, hippodrome, all
equally lost their power to charm, and had
NIB before the Ethiopian usurper This state Of things
nipItr-isy was decidedly ephemsral and could mot
long retain the position in popular it had sud
denly acquired Gradually the closed
up the dbanded baDjos began experience the
fckncss Of fashion, the boys threw away their cianets
and poor viii Shakespeare allowed to
tumc the position from Which he had been unccremo
niously expelled by the swart Africn There yet
two Of the dedicated to negro miutrey
| open in this city Christy's and Woods--and though
he Is nd theuh nVa vivalt l.;r
early popularity. yet still they large audiences
consisting principally Of strangers In the city. who 20
there to enjoy a r,al hearty laugh Perhaps OF AL tho
places Of amusement IN New York. there none pos
t.ssipg such for strangers young people
these temples Of the arts To them the old jokes
decidedly racy and retain all their original rs~huess
the witty CON humorous replrtees Of Bones
ptated every night for years, fresh from the mnt
ard the lu0crous antics faces and gestures sable
p,rfn tickl. their fancies wonderfully and cause
| them most uprDrous merr.nent. il ,r
last aniuing textures OF the exhibition to
what infinite delight the youthful and impresible
Of the forget all superficial res,Ia Mt and aban
don Themselves to the real epjoyms mt Of the hour In
scenes. old os and old "nvs There wspe 70 'n sa
peararcee, the identical bck faces red lips wcoy patc
y'ars ago 'Bonesn had not deteriorated in his pro
found knowledge wit command Of the castancts;
baDos'' little benefited by his sage tuition and
demonstrations if he had enlightened them be-
on the same subject; and the audience seemed
was vel nllsd with highly respectable company; and
among them noticed pair Of American Indians
young Quaker couple who had probably slipped away
from meeting to have sly peep at os the vantes
Of his wicked world Even their dcmure faces gradually
relaxed from their austerity Sister Rebecca
first In smile which then extended To broad grin,
| and e-ded in regular Of ushter; whls sleek
AmiDadab sung and kept rappng away the
floor with his cotton umbrella The melodies were well
executed the bye play amusing the comp nv evil
DENLY appreciated the csmcatcs Of the performances
TIE MosKEr TROUPE AsroR PLACE THEATRE
The monkey troupe which recently arrived this city
and was intended as was supposed to make its first
l..
Iace Opera House, substitute in absenc. Of tina
Italian opera The monkeys and do, will therefore
make their debut before American public on Monday
evening in some tragedy comedy suited
yle ofacting 1cpes of theatrical monkeys have been
frequently exhibited in Germany and Hungary. and We
believe the now in city has been imported
OF these countries with the defign If Introducing
new species Of supposed in
Europe. to tickle the American democracy The appear
II this singular theatrical corps the Aston Place
Opera House. suggests many reflections in
with that esiabli-hments origin history, and probable
destiny.
CATnaRrsE HAyEs-Ths celebrated vocalist appeared
on Wednesday evening last ut Cosbyn & Bucklinds
theatre Montreal Canada The price of the tickets
two dollsrs. The house well fill d. ana she
with emf husiastc cheers Mis- Hayes who had
previously given three very successful
war thrown from horse on Saturday mQnDg bat not
reIiously injured
Mn. q v. BROOKE and the Aston Place company will
appear al Nblos Garden s'day next in the drama
OF The CorsicaD Brothers, 7 for limited period.
Mn. T. s. HAMBLrS will appear In around Of shal-
rpearean characters, on Monday evening next At the
BoWuy theatre.
Mn. j, ScoIr commences engagement at the Ma
tional theatre on Monday evening next.
THE RogssIr FAMILY commence their beautiful ballet
performances on Monday evening at Castle Gurdon
Orr BulL is to give concert in Salem Macs on the
sth tant. lie Il accompanied by the Gcrmania Mus
al Society.
TELEGRAPHIC.
LOLA NONTE9 IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June d. 1852.
deEsely crowded house assembled to night in the
Walnut Theatre the occasion Of LOU Mortes
tsneht II was complete triumph throughout for her