The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-08


hoped that the brave officers and men who may
be engaged in any future victories in Mexico, will
be properly rewarded by the thirtieth Congress.
The twenty-ninth Congress treated those who
achieved the victories at Pao Alto, Resaca de la
Palma, and Monterey, most shamefully.
Theatricals.
| PARK THEArsE.-The reception of the little dancers
every night for tho past week. brilliant that they
have been engaged for week moro. They will
appear this evening In three of their fascinating diver
tssments and also in grand 20, posrr comprising ten
attempted in the United States. This indeed rich
trss and one well worth tn witnessing The
in which Mr.. Bass Mr. Dystt, Mr.. g. Andrews Mr. An
Mrs AsS s and M Dyo sill The
which Mrs Hunt is inimitable Lady Caroline Buster,
will also form part Of the evenings amusements.
BowERY THEArnE.-we doubt if there good a
bill put forth ut this establishment there is this
ing For the first time in this theatre the graceful dan
seuese, Mile Dinner will appear in the part of Lse, in
the grand ballet La File Nal Gardee" Mons Bonnie
and Mile Oceana principal dancers from the Philadelphia
theatres have been to take part the ballet
the Comedy of Errors" Or " The Two Dromios" and
for the first time here the grand spectacle Of" Teke
these combined form a programme that would all the
house. were it as large sgain as is
New YoRK OPERA HoUsE-sgnora Ci0cca and Sig
Nora will take benefit here this evening and hope
It will be such their great talent and acquire
ments entitle them to. From glance at the bill,
should say that the house cannot accommodate all who
will attend II consists of three grand Dances and three
splendid pieces, all are the same evening First the
comedy Of "A Day After the Wedding . will be rer
Grand Pas de Deux This will be followed by the drama
La Tour de Nesle or the Chamber Of Death" In this
piece Mr.. E 8. Connor, the celebreted tragedan will
make his first appearance in this thestre The Italian
dancers will then perform the Polka in their own mimi
,a6,e sly Inc boS 81 socds % W. 1 ps
styrien. Tuesday evening Mr. H. P. Grattsn takes his
benefit. Many distinguished performers have volunteer
ed their services this occasion. Mr. Grean Is great
favorite and deserves well at the hands of the public
Wednesday evening following, Mr.. Corbyn well known
doubt from tins gentlemans numerous circle of friends
but that he will have bumper
BowERY CIRcUs-Mr. Hobbs, the celebrated rider
whose extraordinary fents of equestrianism have do
lighted well sstonished, the public, will take
benefit at the Bowery Circus tonight. More than ordi
nary exerton has been used to make it bumper Mr..
Mcfarland, the great somerset man, Miss Jesselyne the
beautiful danseuse, will appear here for the first time
land the corde elasque; Mr. Hobbs the magician; the
negro mnsrels we'll Gossin, and the Of the
numerous company, will all do their utmost the oc.
cason and promise TO make the sides of the spectators
split with laughter. The newfarce the Barbarous
and Williams: S
ever. 10 not 1.-THE Of what will constitute the amuse-
ments for the evening.
tEN ION IHUMB-Inis wonderful little fellow holds
levee every day at the American Museum, where he
s the observed of all observers He leaves New York
shortly, and will not again appear here in public.
Mr.. HAcKErr, lessee and the manager of the Boston
Howard Athen@um (which closed Its first season last
weekly has retired from its direction and disposed of al
his interest therein Its treasury said to have received
more money in the same space Of time, and to have
yielded larger profit than has been recorded of any
theatre in that city in single season, and despite
the most strenuous efforts Of three other and rival esab
| liGhmeDts. IL ckeft,
experience has been of advantage to him. because be
recoleGted hewas once manager in this CITY, the
original Chatham, afterwards of the old Bowery and
later still, of the National formerly Italian Opera
House in Leonard street, of which he also part pro-
pretor before it was burnt in 1888.
Nh. J. Ron 1t will be in advertising
columns that MIR. Roberts takes benefit Wednesday
evening next The play of"Hamle" is to be presented
on this occasion.
Chippendale and Miss Julia Turnbu have an engage.
ment at the Odeon, Albany.
The Misses Cushman are performing at the Adelphi
Theatre Royal Their success is unbounded
is said Miss Helen Faucit is about to be married to
| physician at Dublin.
Musical.
ITALIAN orrRA.-The friends and admirers Of the
beautiful Sgnorna Bar must not forget that that beau
tfu vocast's benefit il set aparor tomorrow evening
We presume that the mere mention Of the fact is sum
cient to cause rush to the house on that evening.
RELIEr roR ScoTLAND-A grand musical entertain.
will be given the Tabernacle this evening 70,
the benefit of the Highlands of Scotland. Mrs Strong
Miss Pearson the Alleghanisns" Mr.. Geo. Loder, Mr.
Austin Phillips, Mr.. Timm, MIR. Pearson, Mr. s. Pearson
Mr.. Whitney the celebrated lecturer on oratory and
impersonator Of the poets, orators and statesmen 81
America, Mr. Crehugh, and several other amate urs
have generously offered their services grauou sly and
piper to the Scottish Guard will prsvions &c ~,
Concert perform several OF the most celebrated Highland
airs and Clan pibrochs This wilt be of the riches
musical treats Of the We hope see this SPA
cous building filed, 80 that the proceeds will amount e
a handsome sum.
CHRsrYs BAND OF MrsrRELs perform this evening a
at the Society Library The success of this company
wonderful; Newark and Brooklyn their concerts wer
visited by the most numerous and fashionable audiences
that have ever attended similar entertainments Thei
concerts chaste and well selected not to oent
the most delicate understanding They are reall,
clever a1d deserve patronage We anticipate for them
the same success which marked their former concerts
the Alhsmbrs.
MADAME ALLOWANCE, whose singing at the Philhsr
monte concert in Philadelphia, last week. much
lauded, gives concert in Newark this week This en-
inent vocalist 10 becoming general iavorits-hc
exquisite taste and refined musical abilities sure
impress the minds OF those who adopts in the science
The people Of Newark have rich treat to receve-sh
will sing several beautiful Irish and Scotch melodies
The ALLyeHArIArs.-This excellent company Of mu
sicians will give their second concert at the Tabernacle
| on Monday evening next.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood are giving concerts in Liverpool
with great success Liverpool paper spssking OF til,
lazy, says She seems greatly changed since las
heard her upon the sage Ii would appear that hsr
long rest from public engagements has materially in
creased her vocal powers There seems to DO no enor
no strsning 10 produce certain points partially mar
red for want Of steal force She is in full
Of that sustaining power which always marks a great
singer and Grtiae Her execution was electrfy ing
most beautifully In tune, and perfect throughout.
Madsme yestris aud Mr.. Charles Mathews, are play
ing at the Theatre Royal.
mrs, Eliza Martyr, formerly Miss Inverarity, cele
Sra'eo vocalist died at Newcss,leupon-T Tyne recently
enc was tbirty-thres years Of ago.
me Ethiopian serenadsrs we're giving their gnious
performances In London. al the last accounts,