The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-25

to Enc hls sdventures and how - SECUTED hiussf A
beyond conception We do not mean 10 say these two
the BEST that the other parts are not equal to
them but among 30 many beauties, IL u dniculf to
lect and, whereas one rich gem 10 much In . piece
here have pointed out two and time allowed could
many more The opera will be given tonight and We
hope for many nights in succession.
BowERy THEArRE.-" Marmion" was repeated last
night at the Bowery with tremendous eclat II 10 not
only gorgeous spectacle almost unrivaed in the his
tory Of the DRAMA but its characters excellent speci
mems Of 6ne acting. What exceed the stern dignity
fiery vslor Of Marmion, fr scot3 the sweet grace
Of Constance de Beverly, Mrs Jones the reveDgeful
courage Of De Wilton. when he has thrown of the dis
guiss Of the Palmer, OR Davenport) the majestic do
meanor Of King james, lr Clarke) or the coquettsh
artful way Of Lady Hewn, Cirs Sssean The scenery
has been got up with such correct judgment and exqu
site ase that confs little honor upon the artists
concerned Mr. Jackson has evidently paid no regard
expense in bringing out this beautiful and romantic
piece The days of English and Scottish chvalry
brought wildly to the view and strong impulse given
to the martial spirit OF the behoder We glad to
that the public evince just an appreciation Of the me
rs Of this spectacle by attending II In crowds Such
enterprise as Mr. Jacksons merits the most liberal pa
ronage and we are happy to see that he constantly OBJ
with the operate drama Of "Rob Roy" Asrgs house
Bill. y course % In ''''n0'A'' On 'u'n m's0'n'n'
BowERY AMrHrrHrArRE.-This place of amusement
wss again crowded to overflow last night and had we
not been early in attendance could have hardly
csught glimpse Of the astonishing performances Of the
Dancing horses the waltxing twDs and fighting ponies
~ - certainly very novel and yet picturesque exhibit
ton and is certainly beyond the parallel Of rational
OF these qaadrupeds-these pictures in little" They
waltz with all the freedom and ease of Partisan ballet
the most disting amateurs and dance The Polka
with all the grace and scientific requirement Of Korpo
nay They must be seen only to be realized In sddi
secured very valuable and highly talented troupe Of
squesrians, among whom PentIand. the clown, McFsr
land the wonderful somerset man, Mosely, the great
celebrated included. This company remain but for
gacy Of the horse fully developed, viii not omit the
Present opportunity afforded shem The best Of order
prevails in this establishment, and efficient police
force has already been organized very attractive and
varied bill ID offered for this evening.
THE HARMoNIsrs, AT PALMos.-The original Ethio
plan Harmoniss gave grand concert at Palmo's last
dance Tho songs, glees, choruses, &C.. sung by the
Harmonsts are in good taste, and prove them to be
O.
accordian. Those who would spend an agreeable
ming and listen the sweetest music cannot do better
than pay visit to the Opera House during the stay of
the Harmonists
NJ. CoLLInEr's FAREWELL CoNcERr. - This distin.
guished artistic whose debut at the Park Theatre
cal circles in the city gives grand OF nsru
mental music At Nblos, on Friday evening next when
he will be assisted by all the prominent artists NJ
Coliinst is without doubt most sIlfu performer
the Aageolet that visited this country His play
ing characterized by sweetness, brllancy and deli
cacy and has won for him the applause Of the detanm
Of Europe This 10 positively his last concert aud If
there is any musical taste in New York, it will be
crowded
Leopold de Meyer was to give grand concert in
Richmond last night The citizens were anticipating
rich treat.
Dempster gave an entertainment in Richmond on
Monday evening. The papers justly speak Of him
singer remarkable for the touching sweetness and
pathos Of his expression"
Jim Crow Rice, the comic negro extravagan zst, took
his farewell benefit in Richmond Monday evening,
2Sa inst.
Mrs Mowatt was to give her last performance at Mo.
bile this season. for the benefit OF Mr. Crisp on the
18th inst.
The Duke of Coburg author Of several musical com.
positions which have obtained great celebrity has just
composed grand opera in three acts entitled Zara the
subject of which is borrowed from Voltarcs tragedy
This work performed at the theatre Of the Court Of
Gotha and the audience, who were then in ignorance
the name Of the author, received il with unanimous az
pause Several pieces such two cavatipas by Tara
the duet by lara and Fatima the air by in
the first act and the finale in both the second and third
acts, were encored.
The Rogers Family consisting Of three sisters and
brother, are giving concerts in Providence l. Their
singing much admired.