The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-02

BowERr THEArRE.-Mr. Clarke took his benefit at
this house last evening, and glad to the
house well filed. From another Mr.
j. r. Scot, who to have played Lucius Junus, in
the TRACED of Brutusr did make his appearance
at the thea and Mr. Marshall took his part. Some
little delay caused by this MIR. M. was scarcely
prepared a. such short notice. He however, acquitted
himself admirably the enthusiastic reception he
met with b. ug doubt put him in fine spirits The
whole tragedy done in good style the beneficiary
hmsS performing the pant Of Titus with much dis
went of well and though Mr.. Clarke has met with
dsappontments at his bel efts, he Is doubt,
amply repaid by the hearty applause he received and
she number of friends who mustered for him. hr.
Hsuhlin is doing frstrats business at the Bowery.
The admirable way in which the stage appointing nts
lre cayried out the excellent accommodations for
visitors the politeness and attention Of the box and
oor Keepers make everything agreeable. AS for the
stock company he has engaged we need not praise
them they all well established favories During
tie coming week, several spectaces will be brought
frward. Tomorrow evening the famous piece Of the
Wizard Of the Wave' win be revived and Miss Tay
ior will also play In two pieces. On the 4th great
attractions will be presented.
NiBLo's, AsroR PLAcE.-The heavy storm Of last
evening prevented crowds from attending witness
the performance at this fashionable theatre The
char ming little Danscuses viennoises notwithstand
ing appeared, and in the rural advertisement entitled
"Pas des Bergesr were rapturousy applauded. The
Belgian Giant also appeared; and the entertainments
passed. OH most crcditably. We would remind the
yiennoses that their benefit is fixed Tor to-mo
evening. We feel assured that they will receive
warm greeting from bumper house on the occasion,
IS Independent Of the highly attractive bill which
thsy put forth their extraordinary talents and de-
their patrons, admirers and frie nds.
Their engagement will close here in few days.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-The officers Of this house
had certainly to complain of their benefit
last evening, the house not only well but fully
ued aud every thing went of with the greatest ecla
The play was the Poor Gentleman and admirably
performed 1t was too; Blake's Sir Robert Bramble,
vache's Humphrey Dobbins, Hadaway's oliapod, Les
ters Frederick Brambe and the rest Of the charac-
ters all finely done. The Broadway Theatre Is
decidedly splendid place; the SOFT easy SOFAS excel
lent ventilation fine scenery brillia mt light and all
the other ad;uncts make it q pleasure to 60 there
The season will close after the Fourth We believe
has profitable one and the proprietor deserved
drama elevated standard In New York
CHATHAM THEArnE.-Mr. Grattan's drama Of the
Rebel Chief' performed last evening, the author
taking the part of Edward o. Bren, and Barney vii
nams that of Corporal Corney. We have, on former
occasions noticed this piece It Is very interesting
drama founded on that prolific theme the troubles
Ireland. Mr.. Grattan enacts the hero with much dig
nifty, and proper regard to his subject and Barney
williams the frocsome Corporal, gives good pic
of the rockng Pat. Held too, MAJOR Blakely
was very good In fact Held is always capital in al
the characters he undertakes because he bestows tim
aud attention ON them. " New York q 1t is" wa
then performed for the last time as it has TO be with
4 drawn to make room for 81 Glance at New York,
which viii be produced to morrow evening Great pre-
parations making for the Fourth Of July ceebra
ton here.
CAsrLE GARpEN.-Not withdrawing the unfavorabl
state Of the weather last evening" the enterprng
prietors Of this popular place Of resort avore
their patrons visitors with series of interestin
entertainments, which commenced with the livel
comcdietta Of Lend Me Five Shillings,n which wa
followed by q Tyrolan Concert by the celebrate
m nat nj nj m
received with rapturous applause The entertain
msnts concluded with the fayorite farce entitie
sistibly comic. Miss II Phillips. as Emily drew fort
the most fiattering marks Of commendation, and wa
Concert will be given, in which Lothian's celebrate
band viii perform some Of the finest compositions
the great masters. should the weather be favorab
no doubt the place viii be filed with the flower
the city.
CHHnrY's MIssrRELs have got n fresh lot Of SOM
n the ass which thew
Ethiopian songs. They truly the princes Of negI
singing other singers could have retained the pu
lie long They have now been singing here COZ
tinuously every evening for upwards Of nine month
They win give some extra fine concerts during II
coming week.
Borrrssr AND Anprrr-we visited Castle Garde
on Friday evening 10 hear these celebrated artist
aud were much surprised to see such n thin attcn
ance. Bottesini independent Of any other attraction
ought from his splendid musical acquirements be su
cent al any theatre, for his equal does not live
professor Of tho yiooncello His execution Is trul
astonishing and the exceedingly sweet tones while
produced while his fingers move with such veloci
the deepest bass 10 the sweetest alto at tin
sending forth the delicious echo OF the flute and
another the finest chords Of the violin all give
With such precision and skill that however long n
strech yet Of sound Is preserved that u
Quickest and sharpest cannot discover sciutila
dircori. They perform again. next week, when
hope 20 see the garden crowded.
MAURICE SrRAxoscH.--This astonishing pianist n
rest favorte has composed beautiful 0allop calls
lie "Stcrming of Monterey" which he has dedicate
10 h. Al ufrfo We
sstonhed TO bear Of this piece Of music being psys