The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-28

Fsst TctAfks The shrss Ifsi eieki rae yssy veil
attended the Ane evening" after the close sss day vs.
hsd Inducing many to stretch themselves In the even.
Ing, BY walk to the Park to sec the horses ID may
truly and literally be said that things are hsving
great run r. Sands's splendid act Of the Courier Of
st Petsrsburgh performing his journey four dash
Ing stseds s sppauded nightly and the elegance and
interest Of the act much enhanced by bssuty OF
gentleman and his popular and a.
Tho twin ponies, Cinderella that unrivaled trot
rous scsnss, which gone through in such splendid
style by this company, give as much pleasure
Long may they continuso 40 soiof we 90 not
than Is to be found at the Park Theatre every evening
BowrRY THEATRE.-Qute large audience
bled here last evening" to witness the performance
which went of very we'll indeed. The comedette,
SIS he Jealous served prelude to the grand feature
Of the evsningths military spectacle which has been
SUCCESSFULLY brought forward by the propristors and
manager Of the Bowery under the supervision OF Messrs
Barry and Stevens since the bringing out OF this piece
the taste of the patrons of the Bowery for the
tsces has become quite to satisfy 1.-THE mana
ger has determined his hand 10 in, to revive ths
was produced at this house SO adnirably some months
ago This piece will be brought on In q few evening"
aaFy U in' Of
will be given previous to which, Mr. Barry win appear
Marshail performs Damon,
CHATHAM THEATRE We visited this little theatre
again last right 1t literally crowded from roof to
floor MrJ.V. Warren made his frat appearances
the stage in the character Of shylook This bold
step for dsbutant, The play was exceedingly we'll
brought Quit would have dons credit to Dr1ry Lane Or
manager and all conosrned o. well a. to each actor for
tSs correctness and beauty of the tout snsemtls OF
praise Is apt TO ipjurs Q beginner 1t was, then,
debut far. superior to the general character Of
Just, Hnd no fault with Mr. Warren, except that his
voice Is rather weak, and yet he managed It well
genius Of the highest hssrionic order Their. was no
rant or strainipg or splitting the ears Of the ground
has an eve eous to the elder Kesn but there Is more
quistness in his acting Though We should think not
calculated for general common actor Mr. Warren is
likely to become q in the higher walks. and some
of and dcult characters such Hamlet IL Is
hard to judge by frat appearance but If even on this
favor, and acted the part In the manner Of master,
what may not expect when confidence and habit 10
superadded to talent and genus We remember seeing
the elder Kean in shylock-true he was on the wane
and dsbtAted by pempersnce; and debased by wpess
The portions OF he evenings were
pleasing CLASSICAL chaste and entertaining For the
of this evening we refer to the advsr
tisemsnt The model artists who appear on this eve
ming the last time really beautiful representa-
lions Whoever can find faule with them on the score Of
morality would something wrong through Mscki-
nav blanket rather the wrong Is IN him and accom-
panies him wherever he goes These artists, have
been requested to state played for eighteen weeks
in accession"
CHRIsry's MrxsrRELs-"Unitsdw stand divided
fall" is an old saying and certainly the Minstrels
ANY and ali kinds opposition and for falling, under
any circumstances the word not in Chrstys dictton-
ary. Mechanics Hall is crowded nightly; everybody
goes away pleased with their evenings treat and
solving to return again and bring their friends with
them. That Is the way to do business
BnoAnwA. ODroS-Ths Oieon Minstrels, Jeanuis
Reynalson Valentine the ventriloquist, Pete Norris
the comic singer many other amusing performances
take place ut this house nightly The dancing Of Juba
the king Of the negro dancers Is said to be unrvasd
THEIRS, MODEL Aarnrs-The manner In which
these artists give their groupings very or, and
splendid specimens Of symmetry and beauty OF form We
have ever seen. The mses too, are finely formed fell
hi. aux last night most Of them new Ones The audi
eno,N numerous, and many family parties were
amon.y them
MrI,prox.-An hour or two can be spent here Of an
evening very pleasantly listening to the Ethiopian
songs &c which performed BY very clever band.
BucAccrIsrI's BENEFIT IN BosroN.-One Of tho
largest and N ost brilliant audiences ever assembled
at the Howard Ather@um, greeted Stsnora Bis
cscciauti at fer benefit last night There great
compe,iou In the morning for seats and tickets and
the premiums 'r tcSss 20 more s ~
persons who COL tented themselves with sight or two
and q note or two from the heroine OF the evening,
would bring up the gross receipts to fifteen or sixteen
huodred dollars. This entA usissm for the fair and
accomplished bene isry honor both to her and ner
native city sgnora Bisosce.nu ssemea 20 I'm lew
large fashionable and Brilliant array before ner ana
sustained herse through her two mcuit ros OF Luois
and Amina with spirit and elegance THAN
she has her former appearances here Ihe
evening was triumph to her and honorable for her
Bos friends appreciated her talent before 1t had
bean cultivated aud who cordially recognised 1t
upon L'er return-BoHon .adr ,Ja" 9th
Mr. Lceves the tenor of Mdme Bishops opsratic
troupe to benefit at Chirlesten on Monday evening"
January Gain.
The Orphs,n Family singing iu the western Cities
they were at Cleveland 1t last accounts.