The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-02

BowERy THEArRr.-The Seguin troupe performed
again last evening in tho splendid romantic opera
"Der Frsischutx" mort magnificent piece for stage
effect, 90 well for splendid music. The various cho
russes songs concerted pieces &c., admirably given
by the seguin troupe. MIR. Burke made very good
Klisn this gentleman is excellent comic actor We
would however, advise him to stick fully to the
text he IL occasionally in the habit Of introducing
phrases which, though funny enough could not be
this slight and easily rsnsdied defect Mr. Burke is un
qusstonably Hrst rate low comedian ana 10 dsesvsdy
on sen. WITH a ito .ooomr.nme ns Of sin.
Are &o, was we'll put on the stage Seguin acts and
sings perfection, as Caspar part which is Pc
euary fitting his style Of acting ct least that which
the very favorits Bohemian Girl viii be played, and
Nathalie The universal favor with which these two
pieces always received, Is sure guarantee Of full
house. particularly the opera and ballet troupe only
perform one night more.
CHATHAM THEArRs.-This house was crowded again
last evenings and the very elegant In which the
boxes have been enlarged affords lot up in tho way
of accommodating people; but the house need be
ss large q the Park almost to hold all who would like to
see New York - tits" every evening The best plan
to good seat Is to procure tickets during the
day. and then there mistake about getting aocomo
dated Chsnfrau, Nose, improves, possible, every
time he performs the the great bhoy Of
the stage The lsughsble farce Of the House Dog"
ana the new drama Of Sarah, the Jewess" preceded
Nose The first is we'll known favorlts the second Is
dram. Of great intsTs MIs Jones Mrs S0Osn
which they did full justice The Same bill is to be
repeated this evssipg.
CHarsrr's MrNsrRELs-Thesa philosophers hard
at work ssain ct Mechancs Hail. Bones brilliant
as ever The dancing 10 the graceful exhibition.
George Christy, In fact could make fortune dan
as singer We presume satisfied for the present
The list OF songs for this evening Is both lengthy and
good one
sovrnxnr HAaxorIsrs The house is crowded every
IN haa
frstrate musicians. flumsr Archer, Farrell jacobs,
Roark, Bond and Eugene are their names. The two
first areswen known TO the public and the latter are
fast becoming 90. visit to the harmonsts will please
all.
The sApLE BRorHzRs will perform ct Providence
RI to- morrow evening They hsvs lately been playing
at Paterson NJ j., and had crowded houses every night
NELopEoH-Ths house pursues the tenor Of It's
way and By the gsntee performances there hundreds
mage OF those who wish encourage gentee places o.
resort and smuss themselves at the same time.
Temple OF The MusEs.-Ths Metropolitan Minstrsls
the Animated Pictures at this place are attracting
crowded houses.
PALno's orraa Hou'E "A new series Of Illustrated
Pictures under the direction Of sgnor Montela 10 to
be intf oducsd at this house this evening.
Co,Lrrs the celebrated Irish comedian commenced
an engagement last evening at tho Broadway thestrs-
The house was crowded In every department, and Mr.
Collins, In his psrsonsion Of the Irish Ambssssdor
drew down the unanimous cheers Of the audience He
was in excssnt vocs and was sncorsd In the favorts
song Of the 4" Bold Soldier Boy"
Barney Villains the Irish comedian 10 doing well In
| Philsaelphis. The museum Is crowded every night,
and his playing has been profitable to the manage
msnt that he mas been rs-engsgsd for another week
Ole Bull the great Norwegian vionist at present ID
Paris and contsmplstes shortly Waiting Lonion
Madame Pleys the celebrated pianist recently gave
concert at rooms Paris for the bensht Of the
wounded. Ole Bull, Madame Julian. and Bsfroulhst
slss assstsd, and the receipts were good.
The Vaudeville Theatre, Paris, has been obliged to
close without any prospect OF re-opening
AZ Win Sntini has been obliged to quish the man
sgsmsnt Of tho Odson Theatre, and eomnttso OF per
has appointed to endsavor keep the house
open for the benefit of tho csrps dramstiqae.
The Theatre National formerly the Grand Opsn)
we'll known throughout the whole Of Europe, II Is as
| serted, IL to be disposed Of by lottery.
The Of clubs Is s the rage at the present
time in the French capital. There Ia much talk Of one
10 be csllsd the Club des Artistes" the members OF
which are to consist Of dramatic authors actors musi
clans, artists and sculptors.
IMssnodieri, BY Verdi, has been received ct Rome
with enthusiasm.
The BARITONE, Marie, Is exciting the utmost snthusi
ssm in the part Of Francisco In vsrais Mssnadisr'
brought out at Parma for the nrst tims.
Van Amburg IL actively engaged In training IN OK
tspsiye collection Of wild animals including nos blsch
tiger Bengal tigfe three noble African mons, iopsss
and sx beautiful spotted sopards, which he intends
exhibit leading provincial tewns Of England nns
subseq uently in the principal continental cities.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Keao were playing the "Wifs'l
seoretn In Edinburgh at the latest dates TO large an
dieDoes,