The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02

Mrs. Dyott, Mrs Bouncer, the landlady performed
the part Of the provdent housewife in first rate taste
The little fairies then appeared in the beautiful dance
Pas Des Feurs and though they have several times
performed that pas were appauded from the time the
curtain rose until 1t fell again The petite comedy Of
Simpson Co." was repeated with great success, the
whole piece being most admirably performed. At the
close Of the first act of the comedy the dan
Viennoises appeared in the fascinating Polka Pay
same which met with universal appreciation. The
costumes were most appropriate and illustrating the
manners OF the Bohemian peasanty won for them
selves greater burst of applause than is often awarded
to merit. At the close Of the second act of Simpson
Co., they closed the performance with the encha
ing Pas Oriental which received with all the
appreciation which enraptured audience could be-
stow They appear but three times more and to those
who may not visit them will be pleasure lost which
cannot be reganed. Go to see Them and you will DO
perfectly delighted charmed and overcome by the
beautiful little creatures.
BowrRY THEArRE.-It is really quite cheering to see
the large audiences which assemble this house every
evening The Bowery itself again and all it's old pa
irons have rallied around it, Mr. Hambn is probably
the most experienced and energetic manager in the
Uniou and his very name Is a host in itself; many
the years which he has been connected with the Bow
cry and under his care more successful and magnif-
cent pieces have been got than at any other house
in the Union. With the present splendid company,
magnificent scenery, and great patronage his house
will flourish finely 1t has done before J r.
Scott the great Bowery avorte, is performing his
round of characters last night the appeared in the
Strange which was finely performed to- night he
will appear AZ Othco, supported by that capital Iago
Dyott 1t Will be rich treat The very favorite drama
OF Oliver Twist will conclude the evenings bill
CHATHAM THEArRE.-The drama of " Don Caesar dc
Bazan" performed last evening, previous to New
York as 1t isn Mr.. Chanfrau taking the part of Don
Caesar; and must say that his mperso nation of the
gallant Don is admirable-t has all the abandon and
ease which such a character requires; of all the Don
C9Zars we have think Chanfrau is to say the
least, equal to the best This young actor has fair
Held before him now and hope he will gather all the
fame and riches he is entitled to- OF his Nose
say nothng it Is too well known to require any praise
from the critics Nose by the bye, will not perform
much longer at the Chatham he is under engagement
to appear in Boston the 18th inst therefore
who wish to him had better be in hurry We
refer to the advertisement for this evenings bill
| CHRsrY's MrNsrRELs are going with a perfect
rush. The folks seem never to flag for moment in
their delight at the tasteful and harmonious dttes
these woolly headed philosophers. The dancing,
though called burlesque on the BILL is really most
| graceful exhibition, and many beau may envy G.
| Christy and Vaughn's elegant movements They give
a full bill tonight.
| MELopEoN.-The Virginia Mnstrels are gaining
golden opinions ut this house every evening 1t Is
most capitally managed concern, and from the i'm
mense patronage it receives the public seem to have
formed a similar opinion
| PALMos OPERA HousE-The model artists are in full
operation at this house; less than fifteen dieren
scenes will be given onght besides several and
dances
CoNcERr HALL, Newark, ~ This pretty theatre
is in full operation, understand and well paronsed
Several eminent Now York performers acting at it
and Mr. and Miss Nicknson take their benefit tonight
| They will produce several very favorte pieces
! of Wednesday contains the following -
AsroR PLACE OPERA CoMpANY.-LucREziA BoRorA-
This favorte composition. by Donzetti, given for
the first time to Boston audience last evening AL
though the weather much Of the stay home
andbe-comfortable Sort yet the house full, and
the APP ausc enthusiastic. Truni-Lietti Rossi-Bene
ceived and fully sustained the great reputation they
have gained in New York and Philadelphia The first
decided impression was made by Beneditt in that
quiste passage.
"A fshermans ignoble son
thought myself to be-
With him my early days were passed
In low obscurity.n
There is sweep in Benedetti's style, which reminds
of eagle dallyng with the Wind The facility
and trlliancy with which he gives passages the most
nitric ate and difficult very remarkable He is the
prince of tenors We have had his equal in this
country The trio and dueto finale to the first act
superbly sung and a repetition called for unanimous
ly 1t was given with increased effect It is among
the gems of the opera. and belongs to that class of
music of which we never weary. Trufi made most
favorable impression, which went on heightezing to
the end. Her voice struck us and others little
husky at times and suggested the fear that she might
have been affected with the prevailing hoarse but
she threw off the impediment in the more animated
and the sncerest plaudits of audience
Her appearance ia pleasing. and her stage ad
mrabe Both Truth and Benedict artists of the
true talents of the highest order for
the lyric drama They will become imme favortes
here. Rosi the bass has rich, ponderous voice. and
gave great satisfaction in the part of the Duke Sig
Lietti Rossi deservedy encored in the drink
ing song The music brcathes the very soul of reckless
gayety. The chorus and orchestra well drilled
and effective. We congratulate the managers on the
prosperous opening of their brief and trust
that the lovers of music will avail themselves of this
opportunity of having some of the best modern operas
prese nted in style that has been surpassed in
the country. The audience seemed much pleased
with the opera rs with the performers
City Intelligence.
DANGERoUs.-While some of the aborers were
gagged yesterday morning in excavatiug the earth at
the of Chatham and Frankfort streets large
quantity of sand fell upon of them, who with
difficulty relieved from his situation. The foundation
AfV Va
extent that loss of life for some time appeared inevi
| table.
STEAMER EMPIRE ArE.--Thc exterior appearance
of this mag niice mt having been somewhat af
fectcd by the late copous showers rain the paint
not being dry at the time she did not take her place
in the Fall River route yesterday intended
Painters engaged in giving her coat,
and 1t is expected that she will be ready to commence
her trips Tuesday next, when the Bay State will
to Boston for the purpose Of being take into
the Mt dry dock, and thoroughly overhauled
SERIOUS AcoIpENr. A lady and her daughter,
whose names were not ascertained while riding down
Manhattanvile hill, in light wagon drawn by a sp-
rited horse on Tuesday afternoon were both thrown
out of the with violence. and thereby consider
ably injured in consequence of the horse taking fright
and starting of at full speed By coming in contact
with something the horse instantly killed the la
dies having barely escaped with their lives.
FATAL ACCIDENT rHE HARLEM RALnoAp.-On
Wednesday as the down train on its way to this
city, from Croton the engineer observed the
track just at tho Williamsbrdge; he at
blew the whistle, which notified the agent who immc
diaely put down the breaks but without effect the
too far advanced; and before the man had
time to leave the track the whole train passed his
body. smashing him in dreadful manner, causing i'm
mediate death. The deceased evidently laborer
and stranger, one in that vicinity recognised
him. his name ascertaned.
Arrival OF IMMGRANrs.-One THOUSAND and
tyfour immigrants arrived yesterday morning at qua
rantinc, from Europe.
TRINITY CuuRcH.-Thc second anniversary of the
conservation of this church celebrated yesterday
morning. when the Rev. DR.. Wainwright and Rev.
DR.. Haght, read the morning prayers. The lessons
read by the Rev. VIM. Morris; the communion
service and gospel by the Rev Dr. Berren the epstle
by the Rev. DR.. Ilighbee, who also delivered eo
quent sermon. at the close of which collection
taken up for the benefit of the posr of the church The
worthy sexton who has held the situation for the past
seventeen years ociated in his capacity usual The
pupils of Trinity School $50 i'm number, under the d
recton of the Rev VIM Norris attended the services
at the close of which they proceeded excursion
to Morrsia in the Harlem rail Their neat ap-
pearance and general department. as they passed