The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01


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PARK THEATRE Tonight this hcuse re-opeus for the
regular season. and Booth the great rsgedsn has been
engaged for few nights He will appear in his fsvorits
character OF "Richsrd ILL.," and will, no doubt 60
through II in his usual effective style Mr.. and Mrs.
are also engaged aud will appear In tbs farce
Of the Irish Lion" rhs stock company Is full and eff
fecve all the old favortes there and several new
names have been added 10 the list Many new pieces
will he brought forward shortly and vigorous drams
Ito oompaign Is now commencing at the Park
BowERY THsArRE.-Ths beautiful tragedy of Sym
bsoe" was repeated last evening, before q dsnssly
crowded house Mrs Shaw again playing tho part Of
Tmogen. Her acting throughout was frequently sp-
Plsudsd by the entire audience In the very affecting
scene hei interview with Pisanio Clark her attendant
when, sfter reading the letter addressed to him from
Posthumous Garry, which exhorts him to take away
her e because Of hor supposed indelity her delivery
Of the touchiag passage
-sdo his bidding, strike; r
Thou mayst be valiant In a better cause,
But now thou seemst n cowsra"-
had . thrilling effect upon the entire house The
scene In the forest osvs In Disguise also admirably
sustained and her scting all through the piece emil
n<ntly worthy of her great powers. Mr.. s1arrhalps
Jaohimo was II possible, more effective than the
former evening HE selection for the part most
by the audience evidenced In the cordial manner in
which his acting was applauded Mr. Nj. has fresh
lsurels in this difficult part and his copeepton and
reading show intimate acquslotance with the works
Of the imworttI bard OF Avon Mr. Barry as POSTUM
nous. acquitted himself most creditAbly, aud Mr.
Clark's Pssoio effective representation
Of this well drawn and prominent character in tho piece
The entire osst seemod more at home In their parts
than the former evening and the performance went
on with much ruccess he revival of the legitimate
drains principally embracing the works of the m mortal
Shakespeare ~ this truly popular theatre taken in
oection with the jam houses that nightly frequent It,
afford the h evidence of the good taste OF cit
zens aud tns in when ths able manage
terprising proprietor The beautiful psy of Love"
will os performed this evening in which Mira Shaw plays
the chsrscter of the Countess rha house will 0s, as
usual. crowded to excsss The bill will bs found highly
attractive.
CHATHAM THEArRE--Lsss evening, tho popular
gsntesl comedy London Assurances" repeated be-
tore good aouse it being the second night Of the
gsgemsnt of Mr.. walcot and Miss CLARKE The entire
company az In sustained their psrts ia this pieos with
aad spirit which way indicate talented per
formers and seemed to ref ct from the audience the
gsysy they inspired The tasteful and costly arrange
ments Of the sront Scenes in this play, particularly
the garden and drawing room Scenes deserve passing
notice, and we'll calculated to promote chesrunsss
The other entertainments OF the evening afforded
forming in The of Ao Object Of Interest" This
evening, ths admired drama Of the Lioness Of the
North" in which Miss Clarke and Mr. Walcot viii
appear. takes the place OF g London Assurances"
Miss Clarke and Mr. Walcot, also taking parts 10 the
petite comedy OF Naval Engagements" which will be
followed by tne interesting drama Of the Wandering
Boys"
CIncus BowEnY AMPHIrHEArKE As the reason ad
vaucos amrsements seem to grow interesting to
the public rs the number OF persons visiting the dit
ferent houses every evening INCREASES rather than
dminishcs The equestrian and other pertormances at
the Circus for iostance ara MS much paronzcd
and the graceful fesss of various are
psudsd with much hsartinees on the first nghC Of
the season Bur,ss the lessee OF the Amphheare has
frst-rsse set OF people around him-nansgsrs per-
formers clown1 horses, aud all, frstrate; aud
visit to the house Is sure to be- pleasant one
CHklsrY's MrssrRELs. - Mechanics Hall is the IA
vorei place now dsys-nothing but full houses, lots
of fun, laughter and singing, good humour and merr
a ma
the Ministries 10 work it up to the best advantage
their continued success Is not to be wondered at They
are now In their twenty second week. and doubt not
will reach their hfty second
BnoApwAy OpEoN The tablsaux at this place attract
many visitors They uiicou.ly selected nothing
but waes IL q-ito refpset able rs pct forward
TAsERSAcLr.-Thsre was very slim attend suoe last
evening, to witness the performance OF the juvenile
band, called the ApoloBeons. They are rsrey gifted
superior order OF instruction In the qusrettes they
sing their united voices produce the pleasing
msny The Grande Fanfasis sur Ia Cracopienne, by
Wslace, and executed the piano by the interesting
little Anna Marie. was touoned with such tsste and
skill that tae audience marked their approval by
peated cheers and tbs variations air By vi rca
dante, executed by Master Cole on vioioncello and
accompanied by his sister met with similar reception
In fact throughout the cste concert they fully sus
tanned the nigh character they have acquired la must
cal science and vocal ability and regret they have
not been better supported We unaer,tand they give
their last concert in Brooklyn Friday evening
where trust they will aee. with the their
splendid abilities deserve
Mr.. MALONE RAyMoNDs Irish Evening, tonight, at
Panorama Hall, 500 Broadway, will be well worth at
tending IL ~ seldom that a whole family, each mem
Der possessing such high order Of talent as this ono
does, pre,ent themselves to the public. The piqusnt
GA tins piano OF the various members Of the family,
something beyond wat has bers.ofore been heard in
other entertainments Of somewhat analogous style to
tnis we hgbly recommend the Irish Evenings to our
fellow citizens especially those from the Green tle
MISS MARIN AND Nh HoYrs coacert to- morrow even
ing at the Minerva Rooms, must nat bs forgotten They
are most deserving persons fine musicians and unortu
natsly for them blind This last circumstance gives
them peculiar claim the sympsthes of their fellow
citzenr but those who do go may rest assured that in
listening to their fine voices and music they will be- am
ply repaid for their visit.
VIseINIAN HARMoNrrs.--Thess singers who 1t seems
have gained much fame in various parts of the Union
Ethiopian Singers, commence series Of concerts this
evening at the Alhambra. They give full programme
Of the most popular negro songs.
BASvARDs PANoRAMA-We have but little occasion to
recommend this gigantic work to the favor Of the pub
c as they have taken The thing into their hands
ana crowdt 70 see 1t. One thing We certain ONO
one can be disappointed at visit to tbs Mississippi in
New York as exhibited at Panorama Hall
MELoDEoN.-Tbe Emir of Ali, in his necromantic
attire and withhis famous magical eas Keeps DID quite
an excitement at this place
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO REV Moses MARCUS
This concert comes OF Thursday evening next TO-
mnrrow) at the Tabernacle. We have the pco-
gram which ia rich IN talent aud selection of sacred
sad nisceansous music We would say to every lover
Of mucic snd who Is not such) attend this concert
To those whore taste pure ugh admire good old
English eslsd singing and who enjoy the enliven.
ing notes oil an English glse ths Tabernacle on Ihure-
lay evening will afford treat seldom to be
ound The senses will be nationally RECALLED while the
tesrt viii ieel the inaoence of thus siairg to reward
~orth and virtue and active towards the
pooc destitute emigrSnt
Dan Marble Is now playing at the Albary theatre
which is crowded nightly
sands Lent Co opened their series Of performances
1t tbs Howard Athsn@am Boston, on Monday before a
very full s,eemblsss OF spectators
II h February.
The Nisnnoise Children were still st New Orleans on
the 7to Feb MIR Forrest also in the Crescent CITY
the same date, as were, so, T. Pscide aud the Ale
,nsnians
MIR. Collins and Chippendals are playing in Mobile
Herr Alexander 10 In the same city
Madame Ablsmowicz was at Mobile on the aad OF Feb
'uary.
DEATH FROM CHLoRoFORM Yesterday alter
nom. a Mrs. SNmnnda MPnt 10 the OItlle oil Dr