The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04
Theatrical and M uslcaI.

appear, and, of course Patti too, at proper inter-
walls. Come, let's have some fun.
Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THEArRE.-The splendid manner In which al,
the various Of the ring produced by Sands
Lent Co.'S roupedr excellent houses nightly. Last
night, the various parts of the house all well filed
at early hour and everybody seemed to enjoy them
selves fully Cssimr, the French drummer, is great
hand at drumming he goes through the various pieces
set down the bill with the utmost skill and precision
The gymnasts attached to this company, led by Nc
Farsnd the champion vaulter, 1.-the and timber
set OF young fellows "a could meet with In many
soS t
companion, Jesse Sands German, the Italian rider
Walter Aymar Sergeant, and all the rest Of the compa
prove themselves to be first rate equestrans indeed
We doubt If better ones have performed in New
York The pony races nightly receive large indictments
Of spplauee.
BowERY THEArRE-The entertainments last evening,
commenced with the national drama of the "Revolu.
tion," in which Hall, Farmer Beasey and Burke
Mesapotamia Jenkins sustained their parts remarkably
well 1t is very interesting piece, and wen played
throughout Mr.. runners song well received Next
followed the beautiful comedy of Katharine and Pc
truchio, in Mr. Marshall, Pstru ohio appeared to
great advantage This gentleman Is one of the best
general actors have for some time; no reads
WE'LL has ns voice graceful action and there strain
will BY attain the highest rank in his profession
The drama of Sixteen String Jack closed the per-
formance, in which Mr. H Hall sustained the chArsc
of the Hghwsyman of Honslow entirely to the salts
faction of the audsnce and Burke, Kit Clayton kept
ttul tragedy Of Hamet,' Prince of Denmark will be
presented aud when It is considered that the part of
Hamlet will be represented by Mr. Marshall whose fame
tragedan is we'll known, there is little doubt but
that the spacious Bowery Theatre viii be crowded by
Ghost will be sustained by MT. Barry, L@rtes, by
Hail. and Horstio by Stevens, and though last, not
least the grave. digger by that sterling comedian Mr.
Murrel, the Land Pirate" Saturday evening Is set
apart the benefit Of the assistant treasurer very
worthy and polite gentleman. Some Of the leading
Of the CITY have volunteered to assist that
sion.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-The attractive comedy of
"Speed the Plough" admirably performed ct the
Chatham, last evening. Sir Philip Bsndford, by MIR
Brandon, really excellent He excels in such char
scters and fails to elicit the applause Of the
house. Mr. Held, as Bob Handy, true to nature;
served the euoges passed on him by his father, (sr
Abel) that he was wonderful young man. and could
was also good Mrs Wsinson, as usual performed her
part to the entire satisfaction Of all present Certainly
manner in which both performed, deserved far
better house than was present to vi ness them TO.
from the excellent bill of fare presented her acknow
lodged talent actress Of the first ORDER and her
viii draw crowded house. Go and ses her a Juis 10
the Hunohbsck"
CHRisrr's MrsrnELs The songs polkas, lectures on
mesmersm and oil the delightful with which this
band make evening slip by pleasantly, fresh
and rscy Is ever The perfect refpement and indeed
formsnces one Of the most pleasing features in their
evenings entertainments, and such thing aristo-
are cerauV the onss Who have sboWg uos
sessed Of 1t in the highest degree. Long may they
tinue to amuse our citizens by their interesting per-
formances.
PALMos OPERA HousE-The doings and singing of
tho Sable Brothers and the exquisite and beauty
Of the Model Artists at this house. ought certainly to
please amusement seekers. The various groups repre-
sented by the artists are evidently arranged by
praotised hand they show how truly the manager
juno, Mars and Venus, Time discovering Truth, The
Listeners and In fact, all Of their tsbesux SPLEEN
didy and effectively arranged.
nihcent solemnty will be realised tomorrow evening at
Castle Garden The tuneful voices of most gifted
the great No less than six societies take
part In this interesting performance viz the Phhsr
Concordis. Besides these, the entire professional
and amateur talent Of the city will add their eff
forts to make all 60 of WE'LL 1t has been said that
Americans strictly utiitarian in their VIEWS that
nothing but dollars and cents enter into their cacus-
lions this present soemnty, however, h strong proof
that this argument is incorrect Even In Germany it.
self that land Of dreamy romance, more refined and
appropriate recognition of the claims Of the sublime
of music could be given We have doubt that there
will be such an audience gathered together New York
has seldom seen.
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in Brooklyn at the Brooklyn Institute. We have al
ready noticed the favorable Impression which the
q. their for this evening contains many Of
their best such - the Main Truck Our Exied Fa
theirs and various other solos Duets 60 we
sidsration Of the inhabitants of Brooklyn
LyrrE's MUSICAL ILLUSTRATION OF SHAKsrEARE.-Thc
seventh Of the series takes place this evening at the
Stuyvesaut Institute The great favor which Mr. g
former illustrations have met with will doubtless be
tended to this His subject sthe which, of all
- ~ h.
for the aid of music and passing comment 1t Is that
quisite play the Tempest"
MODEL or JERusALEM.-This most extraordinary work
of art will be opened for exhibition Monday next
The proprietor has part Of the building known
~ Panorama Hall, In Broadway, Houston street
where every arrangement has boen made to make the
exhibition effective.
BRuNswIcxs SrATuARY Is attracting much attention,
and visited by numbers during thu day and evening
faithful transcripts OF the original statues the exquisite
Apollo and Venus de Medcis.
The srEYEaMARKIscHE MUSICAL socIKrv.-The con.
certs Of these excellent musicians at the Musical Fund
Hail. in Philadelphia, crowded every night The
Philadelphia papers speak highly of their performxncees
Railroad intelligence.
meeting has lately been convened at Lockport and
plan was submitted for road from Niagara Falls to
Rochester, ntersectng the ToDawsnda road at Byron
The directors the Cleveland Pttsburg Railroad
Company pushing forward this important work with
commendable vigor They have made arrangements to
put the grading and masonry upon thirywo miles of
the road from Freedom in Stark county passing through
Rsvenns to Hudson, under contract early In March
and the work the southern division OF the road
progressing finely .-CieveIand Herald
A great railroad meeting called at Chicago on the
18th January for the purpose Of taking into considers
ton the construction of railroad to connect the Upper
and Lower Mississippi with the lakes and petitonpg
Congress for donation Of land to aid In that object
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Miscellaneous.
At Tauuton Hospital % person was undergoing am
putation Of limb, while inusnced by choroform the
let fall the bottle containing the ohloroorn which
quickly spread its somnferous Effects the opera
TORS time spsed before they recovered from
their partial ins snsibility -Boson Courier.
The Mayor of the city Of Trenton has ssued procla
nation against "a grand sparrng exhibition OF the
manly art of self Defence Advertised to be made In that
city assisted by the fancy Of Trenton sucn exhibit