The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27
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BowrRY TnrATRE.-These fine long summer eve
sags are quite favorable t, theaarisals 10 ssems, as
the house s well filed every night and the audiences
fsem to enjoy themselves the highest degree listen
ing to the vivacious acting and pleasing singing Of
Miss TAYLOR the comicaties Of Burke, the fine eocu
hon Of Marshall Clarke, Hall, and the other members
of the Bovsry company. This theatre Is now doing
fine business amusing dramas, brilliant scenic effect,
and lans farces produced nightly with great
efes The Mr. Hambhn, rom bis long TX 4
ne great knowledge Of thiugs trical
knows xsotiy how to hit the public taste. Ne is for
tuna in having Mr. Stevens stage manager, as
every thing under his supsrvisou done as u ought
10 be, and he takes psrt inhe acting he proves
mot 4 fRcisn and excellent actor it Is indeed
pleas go to the Bowery; >rtage wees no corr
yetsmps in the management d the scenery mar the
elect Il the To. sht nns bill VIII he presented
the splc ndid military spectacle OF the
Batte Of Austerlits /" the amusing extrsvaganza OF
Fortu the spectacle Of tho knights of St,
,Johnl', u Miss Taylor has part In each Of these
pieces and Marshall, Stevens Burke, Hail. Titon,
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patrons OF the Bowery may rely ON II that the ssta-
blishmea Mt will continueits present highstsnding. ~
L iNIBL0s,n AsroR rtAc twithstapdiIg the sx-
IRENE heat Of the weather there fair attendance
at this boe last night to witness the first appearance
Of Mr. Piacids ahdthe beautiful performances Of the
Lehman family. Tbs performance oommaneed with
the Italian Bdssnds, ''asompoeed OF mimic and plas
tique tableaux, by the Lehman family and Monsieur
MsFzetti The touching and interesting ,drams Of
"Fsther Whiteheadp was performed, dn which Mr..
Pacide sustained the character Of Father Whitehead
in perfect style, His personfcston of the old man In
his delightful seasons with his grandchildren, was
most beautifully sustained we'll that where
hey ATE Sy sdress,i and the aoss:soH q
pIauded Throughout the piece and most de.
servsdlys too, for his whole performance mark
ed with q full. knowledge Of the business, and
won for hnln the unbounded iappr0batisas Of an
present, His appearance hailed with delight,
and there is not doubt. long he remains, the
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Adelaide and Mathilde appeared in this beautiful "Pas
dc Deua Ia Napoitainp with their usual beauty and
grace; and must raiterate that Mile Adelaide 10
the most popular ddnseuse the stage at the pr
day 1t worth the full price of admission to
.Los Lgadorss, Or the Coru Thrcshers the principal
characters in yhiehNere sustained by oMG Schm at
spd eMlie Adelaide 1T 10 ,as moss interesting and
beautiful pantomine,1 and the parts mort ably
sustained. Tbs whole, pexformapces passed on most
Handsomely, and were frequently encored,s Mr.. PA
eide called after the curtain fsl great the
appreciation of his merits in the chsSkctsr he
tanned "A most attractive hill Is offered Ito night
ters. Go TO NiblQs 1t IL the most Id
the city. andno one can leave dissatisfied so long as
the present company remain 1t svain to attempts
must be seen to be appfe moAt fully ap
preciated BY all who do wtness them Cote night,
and You win be sure t. go again There e ample
Niblos good old style Of catering tosalna adJ a
CAsILE GkRpt beingset apart thu
benefit Of Bottesini ana Afdt two distin-
guished artists and wsknown thu leaders Of the
chestrA ofthe anaItalan Opera Company The thea-
tfe At early hour, presenteds
tie ee and fashion ofthe Although the night
exceedingly warm, yet the garden vas peffeSny COM
Portable, as cool refreshing bgeeHes again
The performances commehced wftha grand overture
which wss easeutsa witch great musical ability, Rs
petit leading the orchestra Next ccesson was
was given by Sip sor with excellent taste
and fine cut4on- his rich round tokes 66uld be
distinctly htsrd by those Who had teats on the bsoon
he repeatedly eheered Signor Csfa' followed III
brilliant variation, ION q CaAtS AdtianS Which he
executed on the 'oboe with great sweetheSs and
tho @a g. 1Ss n.y. s1S 1s.. fe
The intense desire OF the autience seemed to bel Tot
the appearance of TWO great facrites Sghofiha Tru
and Signofs Pco andithe moment they appeared, the
house rang with reiterated cheers. Their EXECUTOR
Of hegrand due Et6enS te fe,fsa, from Ssmtamids
for purfTy, lroundness and sweetness and tie deep
volume Of hco's Incompatible cotrsiro, while follow
Tfufi created the most thriinEi harmony Ae have
ever heard from artists At the end " the duo
they called before the curtain when they were
met by the unanimous cheers Of the audience. Art
gass impressive evidence Of great musical taiet in
execution the violin of new ftttasia. But mo-
en- thu dpSbe Bass An are 81 the s
of playing the sublime composition OF the nv
Of Venice sutin tlre bands Of this rarely gifted
rtraordinsry genius 1t was edered with sweetness
brliaI cy- and astonishing execution which e aused
the audience to cheer him from every part cfthe tea
ire In fine, Hast evening viii belong remembered BY
the mutical Sittthn Of New York for every artist @
is'duty, and Discerning community responded TO
the claims Of two deserving artists very attractive
bin lie prese nted for the peoples ausement AZ Castle
Garden Tonight 60 - ~
Busros,s TiEA1nE.7- The Angel In, tn, Attic,,
was perfor hero last evening, in ~fcithe Chevst
lier, by Mr. Jordan was well sustained "a Dombey
ana SOM ceeded and Mr. burton in the character
of Captain Cutie, ELECTED the most marked applause
throughout. Never die. the honest jack Tar appear
to more advantage upon the stage. Major Ragstock,
few Of our most popular upon the boards
that POSSESS such versatility Of true gerivs Mr.. b.
and those who have him in bis best Iish cha
the /" rough and tough and deyilish sly Major The
entfe piece passed on most and was repre-
and Soh win be repeated this evening, after which
Ia Jo,s aIrsSensss Sy Miss Walters Mis- Sinclair
ana sna M M be
higrtalents of Che performer here andtr attractive
:biis put forth nightly nave saSfsd for deserved
popularity whchy under the auspicious infringement
of Mir Burton, must ensure for II its own Share
1 liberal support. !i@ ,a9~'st Sc Ta' ~ s''llo
sresos De Bresp4 This distinguished artist ha:;
published another beautiful cavatins, composed by
tho late iamented Donizetti, and intended him fol
the character Of Rossiha, in g II Barbsfe d Siyiglh,
and introduced in that celebrated Opera. by Ma
dame Roasi De Begins, in plaee Of G Una lvoce pocs
fas The cavatpa Is in y major, ysry rich in melody
and adapted to all voices There 10 in the "a
beautiful motive in minor, nand that in the aHe
| s.Lindora amabilei is delicate aud delightful ne
doubt the musical professors and amateurs will BE
highly pleased with this elegant compost ton. NSignp
Dc Begnis intends to publthi many nthsrosongs and
duets NJ DoniEe tt in the oopAng satunnz Tho pre-
! sent one u.s. published at FIRTH Pond H. Cose music
store, and, no doubt will have among thu
musical dIlsttapti Of this city. lslpug8 DDS bss n
MRs. VERsoS's BESErIr.-This celebrated factress
Known generally BY the siters ofthe PARK Thsatre al
/ u u -
ct Tomorrow evening" stsCastls, Gsrieni Wewould
then advise her friends and thosd who have often beer
delighted With her natural and true peraOnation p
cha5acter to nee every exerti9n 10 MI Castle siardsr
on the occasion Qf this Strsssa heast Mas
Maeder Mrs Knight Mrs Abbott Mrs. Elis, Mr. BNss
ana Mr. Stark have all yoaunteersd their services, ana
Informed that very attractge bll via be pre-
sented, in order to crafty the taste aud wishes of hs
patrons. sd