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

BowEnY THEArRE.-The drama Of i" Ehrcnsten"
performed last evening to house very respectfully
filed. This drama is Of the real German oncs
plete with bloody barons ghosts funny warders and
ambitious young counts; and their various doings,
&c. all worked in James, the novelist's peculiar
style; for the DRAMA Ehrenstein is the adaptation Of
James novel of that name The scenery, dresses &C.,
all most magnificent and the acting also good
Marshall the chief character was much applauded
This evening very avorte spectacle will be revived
viz: Vxlsha, or the Revolt of the Slavesn This Is
most interesting well splenddly scenic play. To
morrow evsniug, Mr. Marshall will take benefit. We
trust it will be bumper He deserves it, for by his u-
dicous and excellent acting, he has contributed much
to the amusement Of the patrons Of the Bowery We
believe that MIR. Marshall is yet destined to rise very
high in his profession.
CHATHAM THEArRE-The house was crowded last
evening and he various pieces set down In the bill
went of with much spirit. The drama of LOUISE is
most interesting one, and the acting Of Mrs Jones,
Mrs Booth, and the rest Of the company true to
nature. OF Nose, what need say, save that time
to strengthen instead of cacc The great hold
that this piece has taken the affections Of the pub
tic II is really sight to see how the people do pour
into the Chatham early in the evening from the time
the doors opened until the house is filled. This
week. have already mentioned is tho last during
which haufrau can play, as he will appear in Boston
Monday next. We understand that at the close
of the the house will be retted and de-
corated in the most modern and approved style The
great popularity it enjoys will then be enhanced
than ever.
sent at this gui6ceut house will be the
brilliant that has yet been there; and as the
proprietors their intention to all
throughout the season. to present every descrp
ton Of novelty bearing the stamp of originality and
attraction, may anticipate a continued success
sion Of attractive performances. The engagement Of
Madame Augusta aud the delightful dramatic and bal
let pi. ccs which being performed every evening.
show that they in earnest in the matter The
inimtable Holland 30 we'll known to the ylay-going
rpitv fha Dtcetc duu hnar, lx
is good manager IA he Is actor; and under his
direction everything will be brought out Tonight
the performances will be peculiarly interchangeable
dame Augusta will appear in her charming dances, sup
ported by Mile Vslce and Mons. Bouxsry The
Magic Mirror will also h be played in which I polk.
Douxary. The frce Of the g Two B'hoys- will like
wis. be presented. Holland plays In this.
CHRurY's MISsrRELs-The same story a. usual with
these q, lemep. We have noticed them frequently
tat really at loss to say anything about them
They uuquestiouably the greatest Ethiopian sing
easily satisfy himself by just visiting them. For har-
mouy. wit and good singing and da.cng, they can
challenge the world
NiBLo's. AsroR PLAcE-The entertainment at this
place Of smu,cment was favored last evening with
splendid weather and the theatre great deal bet
ter attended than 1t was yesterday The ever fa.cina
ting Ddnseusss Pfenoses whose engage nent previous
to their return to Europe Is positively the last made
their secoud appearance the Astor Place stage.
their bewitching dances rewarded with full har-
vert Of applause he vaudeyles performed last night
ndrred with great ensemble by the whole compa-
which Is indeed composed OF the best comic
which in New York Chippendale Seton
Walcott. Kate Horn Mrs M.ader, whose voice, by the
the bye is very sweet Miss Roberts and very proms
ing young man, Mr. Palmer, form full cast which will
furnish the friends Of the veteran Nibo with fun
! pleasure for long while. 1t Is said that tho
will be great at Astor Place, We may suppose that
this will be true, for the manager Is an enterprsng
man, and knows all that is wanted to please the pub
! lie.
| BaSvARp's PASoRAMA.-But q few words will suffice
for this splendid exhibition Banvard's original genius
and indomitabls perseverance, have raised for him
name and reputation which will have lasting place
In the records Of the American people To-day there
will be two exhibitions Of his panorama. viz at and
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| MELoDroS.-Thc Virginia Ministries are carrying all
before them mt the Melodeon, and the dancing of Mr.
Dullingue adds much to the entertainment Of the
ming The most respectable citizens and their fami
ius compose the audiences here every evening" In fact
the place Is just calculated for family visits.
! PALMo's OrxRA HousE.-To- night. we understand
will be positively the last which the model artists
will proceeds will be set apart for the bepe-
fit OF the female Model Artists and full programme Of
scenes is set forth.
| CONCERT AT THE TABERNAcLE.-Botesini,t tho Paga-
mini Of the violoncelo Ardti, the eminent volinist
and Dosvernne the pianist. who has been emincnty
successful in Cuba. will give grand concert at the
Tabernacle on Monday evening next. They have se-
cured the services Of Madame Pco and Signor Vieto
and intend making the programme the most attractive
| Of the season.
! SourH AMERICAN CuRIosrtEs-Ag gentleman recent
y from South America, where he has passed several
years in scientific research amongst tho aboriginal
Indians in the region Of Guayama from the mouth Of
tho Ornoco river to the Amazon has collected, at
vast expense all the objects Of curiosity used by those
savages This collection gives complete idea Of their
savage life-bettcr than any written work Such pro.
ductious Of men living naked iu the woods will be
viewed almost with incredibly as their work without
! the aid of iron The splendid pumage Of birds In the
collection will be found object worthy Of particular
attention. Those curiosties cannot fail giving great
qualification, when exhibited, as understand they
shortly will be-