The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-28

BowERY THEATRE.-To ensure q full house at the
Bowery Theatre this evening have only got to say
that the dramatic spectacle viii be repeated and that
the excellent pieces viz the comedy of the Yer
mont Wool Dealer" and the drama of the Adopted
Child will also be performed In the first piece Miss
Julia Turnbu will, OF course take her part Mr..
&. Burke will play the part of Deuteronomy Dutfa in
the Wool Dealer and Mr. Marshall will play Michael
in the Adopted Child ~ The bill comprises combna-
attractions rarely theatre and
never exceled The g Naiad Queen has. expect
ed 1t would made decided hit, and will prove great
card for the manager.
CASTLE GARpEN.-This evening Holland, Wslcot Miss
Clarke Miss Phillips and the other members Of this
lect vaudeville company perform in the comedetta
of Love in all Corners 1t is unnecessary to speak of
the respective merits Of these actors, they well
known to the play going folks of this city they have
on former occasions while at the Olympic. excited the
Iineations of character Those neat and beautiful
dancers the Misses Wells will execute Pas de 1rots,
after which Miss Phillips will sing Mary Of Argyle and
" Native Land" The celebrated tight rope dancer,
Herr Cline will then 80 through his graceful postures
and nmitable performances, which are so much al
mired He will be followed by Miss l.. Wells in La
Poiaca and the Sailors Ilornppe by La Petite Mary
Anne will conclude the amusements Let 1t not be Tor
gotten that Mr. Holland takes his benefit tomorrow
evening when hope to the merits OF good actor
duly appreciated ny full and fashionable house
PALMos OrERA HousE.-The Lehman family has de-
cdedy conquered the affections Of all the New Workers
Their skil-the mrth which they create-the charms Of
Misses Adelaide, Caroline Mathlda and others, are SO
many subjects of attraction! The third performance OF
Lies Mossoneurs received last night with frequent
bursts of laughter and applause In fact since Antoine
Ravel, have witnessed better Perrot than
Christian Lehman His ntgandeTfes his comic panto-
mime the best remedy for all persons troubled with
the bluesn BY the by, If Charles WHITTIER possesses
great talent the tight rope Christian Lehman Is also
worthy of N tice Imagine reader, man on the rope,
at his feet and he walking in that situation the
and moving way through the air, and this feat Is
very clevery done by the head man OF the company.
Mr. Whittier is still the elegant dancer whom we
and admired when with the Ravels-he Is an excel
lent acquisition to the Lehman troupe For Miss Ade-
ade we have used already all the words Of the dfcffon-
nare gallant to tell her how pretty she is how graceful
ly she dances We have only one desire, and that IS
ire in New YORK The performances for this evening
will be composed Of English vaudeville (useess ex
Pscsu on Pas Ecossais by Nlles Julia and Flora
grand SPAS de- Deux," by Mlie Adelaide and Mons
Schmidt exercise on the tight rope by Mr. Charles
Whittier and Christian Lehman; the whole to conclude
with new pantomime, entitled 'Ths Living skeleton,
which is said to be very good and at the end Of which
Miles Adelaide Mathilde Julia, Flora, and Mr. Schmidt
Lehman will execute "Pas de Cinq" This will be q
capital attraction no doubt.
GENERAL Tom THUMB has just concluded very sue
cessfu week in Albany He is now in Troy, where he
remains till Wednesday night and then proceeds to
Canajoharie Little Falls, Utica SYRACUSE Auburn Gen
eva, Canandaigua, Rochester and Buffalo; and If the
ship in Canada has then abated he will proceed to
Toronto, Montreal and Quebec. He had intended to
have called at Saratoga but the Trustees OF that village
epeclal Imposing PeI
for the Generals exhibition As this was the first time
that license had been charged for any exhibition
in Saratoga, the little General wrote letter to the
Trustees stating that he was satisfied from their acts
that Saratoga could produce much smaller men than
himse-he should therefore respectfully decline coming
competition with those who evidently had so much
advantage of him in point Of ttleness.
Miss Julia Dean is at St. Louis where she is said to
have assumed the highest walks of the drama with
natural ability which has astonshed as well as delight
ed all who have witnessed her performances"
MIR. Murdoch took his farewell benefit at Cincinnati
the evening of the 23d.
Herr Alexander is performing at Saratoga.