The New York herald., 1848-01-12
Theatrical and Nj usIcaI .

being mostly occupied by ladies' and family parties and
aova time they had Of It should say for what with
all the curious amusing surprsng and unheard Of fsas
performed by the various members of this splendid
troupe Of Performers, should like 10 the per-
son. who could pass an evening witnessing them with
out being amused. The clowns quite racy In their
horses yvaceus the %Ssr a. ana ~.
Sands and his sons graceful Apollo aud Hernsndez
spscies Of Centsur The after piece of the Barber of
kouen," Bhighly amusing. We can commend every one
to mako visit to the old Park
BowERY THsArRE.-We pleased to suoh
good attendance at this well conducted theatre last
evening The play of the Stranger repeated and
it must have been gratifying to all the actors to observe
the frequent bursts of applause given them the audi
particularly when of the beautiful
actors performed their various parts admirably We
sere particularly pleased with the In which Mr.
Barry maintained the character Of the Stranger Bel
lamy acted Solomon to admiration, and Burke was in
truth, perfect Peter Simple, In mind, words and
actions Mrs Phillips sustained the character Of Mrs
were frequently awarded her. Mr.. Pumsr sang with
much better effect than his FIRST appearance and
Witch Of He'll Gate" Mr Marshall was perfect Cap.
tain Kyd and In that character could scarcely be
oelled As usual the Kiss In the Dark" was received
with roars oflaughtsr.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-There rather slim house
at this theatre but Notwithstanding, the parts were
we'll played ~ II there had been house full The drama
Of" st Clair ofthe Isles the Outlaws Of Barra"
played In which Mr. Brandon sustained the character
kelyn. The Model Artists usual were received with
applause, and are decidedly the most beautiful
every evening. Mr. Fletcher will introduce in short
time, beautiful tabeau, representing Venus with her
tently into his face, while her right foot upon
golden apple presented to her by Paris asa prize for
,. hsI beauty The design was furnished Mr.. F. by
lady, taken from . SEAL as follows =
new YORK, Jan sth, ls47-Mr. Flstcher-sr =
Being frequent attendant upon your theatre and hay
tcbeaur pirants take the liberty Of enclosing to you
an impression Of seal, taken from Mexican ofhcer
by my bother, New York volunteer; which you will
please add to the Of your magnificent H.
lu'tFatsd pictures Yours, Yours respectfully,
The Ethiopian Msloaists also very entertaining
their negro while the performance Of
Mr.. Turner the dulcimer fills every with Won
der and admiration.
sTEYERMARKIscHr MUSICAL socrErY.-Last evening,
the Tabernacle presented brilliant array of the mus
cal diileton to hear the dulcet strains thrilling har-
mony, and sublime scientific performances Of this well.
disciplined celebrated band Their soft and melodious
music would tame the widest heart and excite cheer
fulness within the most gloomy miAd. Many of their
plaintve inspiritng airs mirror up to the imagine
ton by gone of the most pleasurabe character
The poetic writer, In few words beautifully describes
the impressive quality of this delightful accomplishment
"Music the soul song charms the sense"
Al the human frame In its grand construction is based
upon harmony the mind being tho sweet instrument
nerves,
play in unity and concord acoordngt the
mprt ssion 1t that health sickness
follow Its action. We don't know place in this city
where more agreeable or pleasing sensations be
cited and consequently heahfu results Follow than by
listening to the bewitching strains and soul stirrag
lody Of the band nowperformng three times each week
at the Tabernacle. In fact cannot select any psrt
culsr piece which these inimitabe performers
all have their charms. The craftsman Wazer" by Lam
ner, was excellent, and the introduction to "l'Elisir
d'Amore" by Donixetti, given with such thrilug
combination of sweet sounds quiverng upon the
m hp1n Soh nhovt ts1wh ho~
mony, thas repeated cheers followed its per ormanoe
The Klsngs ausder Klamath Sounds from Home,n
Sssra S tp' S most os.Sq pso: Ts have ever
M S Ss
audience Next came" the Nisht,s Rsvsw,n . tsblesu
aud univers. sn@Ssr Of human nsturs-ths spprosch
Of the hour Of ghossand the dawning Of dsy the
sweet Of s ss.s sIa 81 sS
most delightful piece OF music We have ever heard in
Act battles description. The soft sweet suphoneous
every lover Of music. There every to say
tbstthis unrivaed band will meet with the their
talent deserves.
CHRsrrs M,NsrnELs--Ws need only cay that
Mechanics Hall was last nignt throDgei ss it has
been any night these three months aye four months
past 1t Is really astonishing how the folks pour Ia to
hear these ministrels We suppose 1t only be
plsined by the intrinsic merit Of their performances
Christy and his band are perfect Nspoleons in their
way, 1t Is very evident.
BRoApwAY YODEoN.--venirloquism and Model Artists
all the 60 now sdsys; they take the shine on
thing within range ct least they do at the Oteon
which is crowded nightly. He gives less than Is
distinct tabeaux this evening
MELoDEor.-The negro performances at this place of
amusement together with the exhibition CT the Pano
Of Mexico, attracting very good houses White
Is great favorits.
MUSICAL ILLUsrRATIoSs OF SHAKsPEARE.-Mr. Lynne
and his musical associates will give the second of
res Of these illustrations tomorrow evening at the Fe
male Academy, Brooklyn. We can endorse the encomi-
ums which Mr.. l. received in New York, and recon-
mend him highly to our friends across the river.
BASvAnDs' PANoRAMA-A visit to this splendid paint
as crowds go every evening IL Is truly magnificent
work.
CONCERT HALL, NEwARK.-Mdle Augusta, having
under the necessity of putting Of her first enter
tainment until last evening Mdle A. takes her benefit
to night when she will appear In -" La Somnambuls"
and In Nathalie.n We have doubt that neigh
bors Of Newark will crowd the house compliment
this charming and graceful danseuse.
Mr. Dempster, the popular ballad singer il giving en-
tertainmsnts ct Rochester.
Herr and sivori announced their last concert at
Charleston to take place the evening Of the 4h inst
The Heron family are still at tho Albany Museum,
whore they are nightly received with marked applause
Marine Affairs.
WHALING ExrRAoRprrARv.-Great excitement was
created at the Sandwich lsands hs Boston Jour says)
BY the report that several whaethps had
on the coast OF California by privateers The report
was brought BY Captain Fisher, of the California who
spoke on the linc the America Nash, Of Stonington
The latter vessel that he put into Margats
Bay, Lower California. n few weeks before To whsle