The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-20

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Bo@rW Tnrsrr.--Ths heavy rain and diss
sreeable weather last evening did not sse to have
much effect in diminishing the numb of the audi
ence at this house, the house was very we'll filled
The new historical play Of "Feudal times" with Mr..
Scott in the principal character, and Miss Mary Tay
lor in her famous character in the sDevl in Paris
were the attractions Of the evening Feudal times,
vent off very favorsbly indeed. The plot oil it is
founded ON circumstances which occurred in the
reign of King James III. The nails of Bonnie Scot
land afford ample room and scope for the dramatst
the present play is in which the author has used
much Judgment, and displayed much tact in the for
nation OF his plot and the carrying of it out. MIR.
Scott has completely recovered from his hoarseness
and played the part of the Earl Of Mar in first rate
style; he was much applauded throughout the piece
and We think that Feuda tmesn will become great
favorite with the public. II Is pleasant to the
Bowery so well supported as it is On the stage
ed every evening. The same entertainments will be
repeated to- night, and we have doubt, that the
house will be crowded. Scott is an immense favorite
and Miss Taylor in the "Dev in Paris is very pop
ular.
NIBLo's, AsroR PLAcE.-The attendance at this beau
tful theatre, last evening" was rather slim however,
the performances commenced at about half past eight
o'clock, with the grand advertisement by "a danseus
Viennoises called THE Polka Paysanne." This dance
is illustrative of the style of the Bohemian peasantry
and was neatly executed. Next followed the come
delta called the % Handsome Husbandn in which Mrs
Maeder, Miss Kate Horn, and MIR. Walcott performed
their respective characters we'll The succeeding
tertainment was the brilliant advertisement SPOT Pour
ri" and in each national character Dances
full figures of these accomplished children The comic
sketch Of Mseries Of Human Life" the enact
ed and Chippendale as Mr. Ally Croaker, elected the
loudest plaudits Mrs. Maeder, as Margaret very
clever The concluding feature the splendid fairy
dance, called the Pas des .7mourettes which was re-
ceived with the most marked demonstrations of de-
lighted audience.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mr Hield's benefit last even
ing not we'll attended it might have BEEN but
the weather that one could scarcely
be surprised at the slimness of the attendance Mr.
Held 10 very popular his last benefit was a most
crowded one, the house indeed was completely filed,
and so we trust it will be next time. Tonight Mr.
Herbert very favorte member of the company whose
mishaps Cousin William in New York as it is "added
so much to the piquancy Of that piece will take
his benefit. MIR. A. A. Adams and Mr. Herbert will
appear Mr. Addams in his favorite part of Hamlet
which he performs so admirably Mrs Herbert will
sing popular ballad in the of the evening" and
the Spirit of the Waters' will conclude the bill Mr..
Herbert has many friends, let them now show them
selves to be such indeed.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The drama Of " Old Honesty,
will be produced this evenings after it musical Olo,
consisting of several popular vocal pieces by Mrs II.
Phillips Mrs. Frary and Miss Phillips and to conclude
with the burletta of the Waterwitchesn sold Homes
ty most interesting piece and has been received in
Londen with the most enthusiastic applause Cast as
it is at Castle Garden, with Nickinsou Holland, G. H.
Andrews, Mrs. Vernon, and Miss Nickinson in the
principal characters it will be we'll per-
formed. The performances at Castle Garden are al
ways well produced The natural ntages of stua
and citizens seem to appreciate it. as every fine
ming the Garden is well attended.
STErERMARKIscHE-The concert of this unrivalled
and inimtable band, which was to have taken place
last evening, at the Tabernacle was postponed
to Wednesday evening next, when the same pro-
gramme will be performed. Although the rain
poured in torrents. yet manycarriages arrived at
eight O'Clock, when the agent Mr.. Reiche, an
nounced to them, that it deemed right by
the night to postpone the concert Many returned
their homes somewhat disappointed in not hearing
once more the dulcet sounds Of his harmonious band
The programme contains new and beautiful piece,
composed especially for the occasion, called the Sty
RAMS Greeting to New York; the overture to La
File du Regiment - the "Terzetton. from Marie
STUART by Donizetti the Grand Pot Pourri'' by
Strauss, in which will be introduced the Marseiaise
Also the overture to 'W William Tell,n Ivy Rossini.
the beautiful Syrian national dances, called Sounds
from Home played SO exquistely by this band, will be
sure to visit the tabernacle that evening The amuse.
the music Of which the audience will march to their
respective homes, doubt highly pleased with the
rich treat they are sure to receive.
CHRIsrY's MiSsrRELs-The chronological develope-
ments Of music, fun and mrth must all be well deve-
Hoped in these darkes' heads for they keep up
tinual fire of it every evening Their dancing con-
tinues graceful rs and the whole of their
tertainment is one of the most amusing in town.
Mr.. MAURICE SrRAKoscH's concert will come off on
Thursday evening next at the Tabernacle. His abili
ties pianist highly spoken Of and have b. en-
much lauded at Niblos, where his exquisite touch,
and thrilling execution won for him so many friends.
that persuaded the Tabernacle, on Thursday
evening, will present dazzling array of the beauty
and fashion Of the city He will be assisted by Sgnora
Barili Patti, Signorina Amelia Patti MIR Henry Schre
yer, and Signor Antonio Bar
MELopEoN.Mr. c. White, the proprietor of this very
gentee place Of amusement takes benefit this
ing when he and the rest Of the Virginia Minstrels
will come out in their finest songs. Mr. White de-
good house. for the many weeks of innocent
amusement which he has given his numerous patrons.
VAuxHALL SALooS.-Alexander the magician, will
perform at this pleasant place of resort this evening"
and every evening during the week. The celebrity
which he has gained magician. will, doubt. at
tract hundreds to his feas Dit not know that
the age Of miracles had passed. we might be tempted
to believe he performed them The garden is most
handsomely fitted up and will be illuminated every
evening. The best of refreshments ice creams SC,
be obtained during the intervals of the perform
ance