The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-29


tory, No. 81 Forsyth street.
AccIDENr.-A small boy over by q hackney
coach about three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in
Broadway, opposite the Aston House, and very serious
Theatrical and Musical.
DowLRy THEArRr.-Mr Scott's benefit was very well
attended last evenings and his personaton Of RICHIE
lieu of the best things he during this
engagement Richeeu is a character which he fills to
admiration; and do not recoect greater treat than
the one enjoyed last evening We regret that the
crowded state of columns prevents our entering
into full detail Of the various Of this
performance. The famous Rag Picker of Paris, was
played afterwards. This is most exciting and inter-
esting drama. and the various performers did their
parts admirably. Such an admirable drama has not
been presented to the public for long time; and it
will. without doubt, become q standard piece Miss
Taylors acting Ia great feature in the piece. To-
comedy of The Hole in the WALL and the Rag Picker
Of Paris will form the entertainments. Mr. Hamblin
does not allow his patrons have any cause Of COM
plant for want Of novelties
NIBLo's, AsroR PLAcE.-In spite of the threatening
storm, which burst upon city last night, there
avery fashionable audience at this place
The attraction was great for all there present went
to witness the performance of the celebrated Belgian
giant who was to appear positively said yeser
day morning, in tableau representing Goah going
to battle But horresco referens this was a great
fa'lare not on account Of the giant himself who Is,
indeed wonderful man, but account Of the care
of person arranged the tabeau for the
stage. NJ Bbiu would do better to appear, than
submit himself to be thus sacrificed. The Viennese
children drew forth, usual. unbounded applause, by
their charming grace, and the astonishing incom-
parable precision Of their dances, the Pot Pourris
bile" We very sorry to learn that these graceful
Willies are on the eve Of their departure and we
should advise gratsn (not in the play, which is
very bad one Mr. Niblo to do everything in his power
70 detain them long possible on the boards of his
them Asst place in three Of their best
menfs which will certainly be immense attraction
FOR the numbers who patronise this resort of
mont opened under the skilful management Of MIR.
Niblo.
BROADWAY THEATRE-Mr. Hadaway took his bene-
at last tight at the above theatre and as the acknow
lodged best low comedian In this country the best
perhaps that has appeared the American boards
he met with reception from the public last night
as must hope have reflected back his own breast
at least portion Of that abundant hilarty and
joy which his own able and skif performa have
go often produced upon the public feeling Speed the
Plough one Of George Colemaws very best comedies,
was with great judgment selected by Mr. Hadsway, for
bis benefit last night snd in the character Ut
Ashfeld he did moN than vindicate his former repu-
his brow, and henceforth may aspire to please not
merely the groundlings Shakespeare calls them but
the upper ten In the upper regions We
not tell how it is what it is but there is something
so beautiful in this beautiful theatre-there such
e ne sss gm9 IN its whole its coup e
Hadaway last night surpassed himself and exceled
the same Hadaway we have seen at other theatres but
buskins at this classic temple Of Momus to rise
ZONE inches higher and taller and to become bigger
concern, to its excellent management its admirable
company; and. above all, to its beautiful vsitants
whose smiles and charms produce such electric effects
upon all.
CHATHAM THEArRE-The united attractions of
Nose and Barney Williams filling the house to
overlooking every evening. Last night Mr.. Will
liams as Paudeen O'Raerty, really most admira-
BILE. The whole house in q at his genuine
humor and Irish wit, and although we have many
Irish comedians In this part must say that Mr. Will
hams equal to any,-hs laugh, his brogue, his
quickness and vivacity. all most genuine speci-
mems of Hibernianism, and very naturally done
MIR. Williams is most rising actor and ought to be
Chanifau is still the Nose Of the day New York As
1t Is" has lost of its attractions the contra
ry. it is much sought after To- night Bar
ney Williams will play Sir Patrick O'Pleppo and Paddy
Miles in Irish farce, called the Limerick Boy -
"New York AS 1t ls," will also BIO played.
CASTLE GARpEN.-Ths cool, refreshing, and delight
full place of amusement attended last evening by
very fashionable audience, it being for the benefit
of Mr. Holland who is an excellent comedian and q
great favorte. The first piece presented was the
iaughable comedy of the " The Two BHoys" Magnus
and Hector Templeton being personated by Messrs.
Holland and Andrews and in such a truly comic
manner to excite the laughter and mcrrment Of the
audience. Mrs. Vernon Mrs. Templeton, sustained
her character well. The musical oo was excellent
and Holland in the after piece Of the Double Bedded
Room" as Dulcimer Pipes, was quite at home This
fifty cents. The managers, always anxious to cater
well for the citizens, have engaged the celebrated
Hauser Family, at considerable expense and who will
give grand vocal and instrumental concert between
the two dramas They have also engaged the unrval-
led musical masters. Signor Bottesn and Ardit who
will make their first appearance tomorrow evening II
the presentation Of such acknowledged talent do not
draw large audiences to this theatre will be much
surprised as one piece played by the nmitabe artist
Botesini on the viooncello alone is worth than
the price of admission.
,TABERSAcLE--The grand concert of the celebrated
pianist Maurice Srakosch will take place this evening"
and from the talent engaged, we are sure the house
will be crowded. The programme is very attractive
The first piece aria Giovanna d'Arco' ,verdi-wilr
b. executed by Sig. viett the next duo, ELISA and
Claudio by Signor Vaellina and De Begnis which
will be followed by Souvenir de " Jenny Lind" COM
posed by M. Strakosch The variations of this piece
are beautiful and when consider the brilliant
cuton of this eminent pianist and composer, doubt
the performance of this musical gem will call forth the
loudest acclamations De Begins will execute aria
from the Barber of Seville, which will be followed
aud performed by NJ Strakosch The second part also
contains some beautiful pieces Variations from Fry $
opera of Loonora,' by Strakoscharia from II LON
bardn by Sgnora Vaellina and the great feature Of
the evening will be the sextuor finale, from Ernani'
and "Elisr dAmore." which will be rendered by M
Strakosch with all the sweetness and melodous pas
sages which have for him the admiration and pa
trouage of discerning musical community. This
being the last concert this season. all lovers of music
should hear him.
The SrEYERMARKIscHE MUSICAL COMPANY will give
concert at the Female Academy Brooklyn, this
evening This talented company have no lack of ad
mirers among the residents of Brooklyn the crowded
state of their concerts last winter testified therefore
they are pretty sure Of handsome reception this
evening, particularly they give most admirable
programme, including all their best pieces The Brook
Ign always ready patrons of true merit They
cannot have better opportunity than the prese mt
one as no more highly talented musical company than
this has performed in the United States. To-
morrow evening they will give another concert at the
Tabernacle in this city.
CHRrsrYs MrNsrRELs will, this evening" give Of
their best Their programmes consist Of most
fvorite pieces as from their long acquaintance with
the public taste they have been enabled to select
everything that peases
Hrrnv Herr AND CAMILLE SIvoRr.-The first men,
toned Of these artists arrived two days
from his Southern journey, enjoying excellent health,
returning to New York with the purpose Of resting
for the remainder Of the hot season, and to es-
tablish permanently In our city the depot OF his
celebrated panoforte. NJ Herzs mandatory in
Paris has been the only one opened and constantly