The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-06

excess and all the harity aud joy appropriate
to holiday were visible in every face. Our country
friend mustered in large force and many parties who
probably making their first visit to any theatre,
keemed to be much amused with the novelty Of the
scene al ound them. with the business going on on
the stage. The triumphant pitttes gave full vent to
their feelings Of delight The beau and his far sweet
heart in the boxes ually enjoyed the play their
company, and many amusing nterudes among the
audience dded TO the general xest; andeven the color
ed folks away up in their gallery rolled mp the whites
of their eye and by their Jealous applause tokens
Of their patriotic approval Of the holiday doings la
the evening Miss Taylor looked more charming,
acted spiritedy than in her famous part in the
"Devil in Parisn This piece is that just suits
her,h rapid and total changes which she makes in
her attire and character during the pieoe from the
pale looking stranger down to the vivacous gamin of
Paris, are truly surprising. The plot Of the piece,
put together as to natural enough. The "widow
FOR the third time in her life" amusingy perform
ed by Mrs Stickney j. II Hall, Clarke Mrs Phillips,
and the other performers did excelently The drama
Of the Wizard Of the Wa,e'' concluded the perform
anccs aegorcal tabeau having been given between
the pieces and the gunpowder &c, in this piece, made
1t quite appropriate for the evening of 4th July 1t
finely performed, and the applause 1t met with
tIeme ndous. Altogether more triumphant 4th Of
July has passed of at the Bowery. Mr. Hamblin
made many hearts happy by his judicious Selections
ceived quite handsome at his box ofoe yester-
day all OF which is should be- and thus ended the
4th' Of July, at the Bowery The proprietor Of
the Bowery theatre has very hand omeiy rendered
b nett to Messrs Kipp Brown, owners Of the Green
wch line Of stages, which will take place this evening"
severely they suffered by the late destructive fire. which
consumed ty to large amount, there can be lit
tie doubt but that the Bowery, this evening, will be
crammed in every department
NIBLo's, AsroR PLAcE.-The entertainments at this
mag nifcent and popular place Of amusement, Of
a very interesting character on Tuesday and drew
crowded house both in the afternoon, well in tie
evening; nevertheless the admirable arrangements Of
the house precluded the idea of any suffering
from heat, being uncomfortably seated In the af
ternoon, the enterta nments oy an extra
ordinary concert by the Viennoise children, which
followed by the laughablc piece Of John jones'"
Seton appearing as Guy Goodluck The Vienn Use
children then favored the audience with bri liant d.
versemcnt consisting of ten dances, which most
enthusiastically appauded, was also the Chinese
dance of Itching Tchang. 7 chung" In the evening,
tie dancing and grouping of the Vienuoise children
in the Pas des Fleurs "Gallop des DrapeanX, and
"Chinese Baobc," astonshed and delighted the thou
sands who were present. The Belgian giant also ap-
peared for the last time, in beautiful tableaux as
"Goliah Going to Battle The laughable farce of I'm
Gle Sa ms in which the inimable Seton appeared
Dick Dumpy, went off with great eciat. The enterpri
rig proprietor, determined to keep up the popularity
which this place Of amusement has acquired since ,he
became master of the ceremonies has engaged the
celebrated Lehman Family. and the extraordinary
comic genius Mons Marcett late of the Ravcl compa-
ny; Mons Chrstien, Italian piroahte; Tile. Adelaide
principal danseuse and host of other stars who ap
pear this evening in serio comic ballet entitled
the "Diablc Rouge, the Fairies of the Rhioe which
will, without doubt, prove of the most attractive
pieces eve produced on any stage The enterta IL
me nts last evening were got out in most impo ing
ballet, under direction of Mr.. Schmidt, entitled Lie
Diable Rouge" was performed. and was enthusiast
caly received by a highly delighted audience Mr.
Schnidt's personaton of Benedict was admirably
tained and the corps de ballet acquitted themselves
nightly crowded to excess and the present.
ed must insure it the patronage of the elite in the up
per part of the city
CHATHAM THrArRE-This popular establishment was
in state Of patriotic ferment Tuesday afternoon
and evening. Crowds, upon crowds kept pouring
i,,. ailohl wa ad nd md and
repeated the cheers received by the popular
Nose. He and Miss Mestayer gathered new laures,
the true rcprese natives OF the New Nork b'hoy aud
girl. Miss Mestayer is the same vvacious, spirited
tress She sverw and if she intends taking up her
residence in New York in future, she may depend
upon having troops Of friends. The house. as have
said, filed TO Overlooking; in the evening the
boxes crowded with ladies and gcntlemen-indeed
noticed that there was scarcely one gentleman
who had not Ia with him. The utmost
der and decorum were observed, and we must say,
have never before seen such densely filed theatre
fourth OF July present such handsome appearance
The very delightful weather that prevailed last
irg added much to the pleasure Of visit to the thea
ire as it was cool and well ventilated Well, the
glorious Fourth is past and gone for this year. The
managers have solid token of it the credit side of
their bn nix books and once more citizens return
to their ayocations; STILL amusement must be had and
during the few remaining nights of the season. it
be had Of the best Eisad at the Chatham Nose and
his friends and the company generally will perform
every evening this week. after which, understand
the house will be closed for short time in order to
make such alterations and repairs to put it
with any other place of anu ement in town. As for
its claims for dramatic excellence the great popularity
it has enjoyed since Mr. Chanfrau took the helm,
speaks for ITSELF Last night the house again crowd
ed We refer To the adv rtisemcnt for this evenings
bills they are for the benefit Of Barney Williams.
CASTLE GARpEv.-The entertainments at this mag
nifcent and favorite- summer lounge, were of the
highest order last evening Seldom, if ever were we
agreeably disappointed than this occasion.
The laughable comedietta of the Boarding Schooln
having been performed by the unrivaed vaudeville
company attach cd to this establishment. the great
Bottesini astenished the audience with his wonders
perfol the double bass in the Carnival Of
Venice. in which composition the varied styles of the
grave the gay the noble. the ridiculous the rush of
the dancers the ests of the azzsron and the huors
Of the sought Polichnel, efficiently Hor-
ayed in the language of music. The affecting prayer
from B,lini's Norma with variations composed by
Vieux Temps, beautifully executed by Sig nor Ard
ii tn, ourth string of his VIC Signor Accaste the
celebrated fust followed with splendid fantasia
composed by Pessina. The concert wound up with
grand duo, entitled . La FIESTA der Zingar,p on the
violin and double bass, by Sig. Bottesin aud Ardt,
which received with rapturous applause. The en-
erainments of the evening concluded with the ire
sistaby lauphsble farcetta Of the g Donbe Bedded
Room' in which Mr.. Holland appeared with his ac-
customed drollery Mr. Dulcmer Pipes To night
excellent bill is offered the entertai nts COM
mence with the elegant comedy of the . Barrack
Roomn which is to be followed by German concert
by the celebrated Hauser Family, embracing ma ny
new and interesting pieces. besides popular
songs by Miss Phillips and Mr.. Holman. Miss Barber
will appear in naval hornpipc After which the
new laughabe farcetta of Box and Cox" with Mr.
Holland Box. and Mrs III. Phillips as Mrs Boun Ger
will conclude the amusemsnts.
TanrnsAcLr -Theconcert Of the:far famed steyermar
kschc went Off Tuesday evening in the brilliant
style, and attended by very numerous audc nee
it ought to be such glorious day that of the
Anniversary Of our National Independence. The en-
tertanment began with the Liberty March, mag
nhcent overture, very well adapted for such
sion that Of the Fourth Of July and followed by
the most popular pieces of the celebrated German com
pany Of performers The great aria and chorus, from
the Opera OF Robert lie Diablen also rendered
with the greatest accuracy and elected the
getic plaudits from all present. We in common With
the audience, delighted with the symphony called
"1he Nights Review in which the able performers
gave description of the solemn hours destined to
repose, and during which lovely dreams float arou nd
the head, and I'll the sleeping heart with voluptuous-
ness and delight. The third part Of the programme
contained also several fine pieces, among which we
remarked the great overture TO Oberon,'' by Carl
Maria Won Weber, and the Z" Trenvolo Waltz by
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