The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-30

Mambnn is a great ma mayer, am Bng experience
in gives him great advantages add TO this
his great beralty ana enterprise IN the manner 10
continually being presented to his patrons and
il wonder that he as successful as he is Last
evening the farce Of the Hole in the Wall' and the
SPLENDID military spectacle of Austerltz," con.
cuded the entertainments and to- night the same in
teresling bill will be produced the farce Of Wifes
1T Lcsson' being substituted fer the Hole in tho
n ~ The performances are for the benefit Of the
4 cd and beautiful actress Mrs Abbott. She Is
Nrthy actress, andwe trust will have full house.
AsToR PLAcE--Ths beautiful theatre
It evening, and will continue to be so
graceful, never.tiring Vennoisc Chill
their chaste groupings and charming
:, AS Recoco was given with all the ele-
30 or which the Danseuses Viennoscs are
~ The next in succession the comic
900 =" Sketches in Inda,' in which Chippen-
ess and Walcot sustained their characters
H. were much applsuded The part Of Sally
Iby Mrs Meader was also well filled. Next
"a ne delightful fascinating Pas des Fleurs, which,
- Ter frequent 1t is seen. is always pleasing and is
afc TO command the applause Of the audience The
Chinese Baiable received with Enthusiastic cheers
In short, with the attraction Of the Danseuses Wen
noises. the Belgian Giant, and excellent dramatic
company, Nibo Is sure to do well and will every
manager who the to amuse and gra-
tfy their patrons An exceedingly attractive bill is
presented for this evening when, no doubt the Opera
house will be crowded. The celebrated Lehman Family
are also engaged and will appear in a day or two.
BROADWAY THEArRE--"Theresa,t the maid of Croissy''
beautifully played last night by Miss Fanny Wal
lack She seemed natural and less affected than
usual she is charming actress, quite young and is
evidently improving Mr.. Flomng's performance OF
the Old Sergeant was fine piece of acting; and Mrs
Sergeant was, Manette, keen, vivacious and
pea,ng. This piece was followed by :. Robert
Macaren Mr. Lester in his performance of this part,
fuly Justified all the praises and admiration when ne
has received from the ladies' He is an accomplished
actor, and fine figure, which even an ugly costume
could disguise dsfgure Mr. Hadaway, as Strop,
was exquisitey funny. MIR. Lester received with
ralturous applause, and, in the dancing part with
charming grlwhose name We could not find out, he was
eRcorrd The fair anonymous critic OF the Herald
to have awakened public attention to the real and
traordiuary merit Of MIR. Lester. This evening, Mr..
Vache takes his benefit. But tomorrow above all,
arly to direct public ate non-frst because on tina t
night such feast of entertainment is to be presented
because it il Ticket Night" when that gentlemaniy
aud mer'oro man, Mr.. Sproull, the attentive and
polite box keeper will be happy to his friends We
hops to see the tickets taken in such style to do
honor to the takers and pleasure to the receivers
Chairman THEArRE.-Barney WILLIAMS last night
played Sir Patrick O'Penipo to we-hlled house We
have already expressed opinion Of Mr.. Williams's
acting-he is undoubtedly excellent Irish comedian
OF the best the stage, and no has become great
favoEe wherever he plays Mr. Chanfrau played Nose
oso in his usual racy style The probability is that
ono farce like this made up it is OF such slight
materials has ever met with such imme nse success-it
and the other performers in it, certainly enter most
fully into the spirit Of the thing. Tonight Mrs. G.
Jones takes her benefit. She has done much at the
Chatham this season and she has al.o done it admira,
is most esceliert and versatile actress, and
Oren in the Lady Of Munster wl play Mare
ing Charles Paragon. " New York it isl and
Barney Williams in the Limerick Boy and {" Irisf
Stratagem' will mako up the rest Of the entertain
ments
Castle G,nDES.-The weather now is just the kind
TO make people appreciate Castle Garden. That mag
nihcent hall truly the most delightful place of resor
in town these hot evenings. French and Heser how
ever not content with fur nshng their fellow cti
with such delightful place of resort they de
tsmned to get up entertainments there to match aud
ia addition to the excellent dramatic company which
is playing there they have engaged those admirable
musicians, BottesD and Arditi and this evening the,
viii give grand concert. These two musicians hav
created quite furore among musical circles; and w
truly great Bottesini ha nde- the double bass vo will
Sq rs AZ a5at excels on the violin
John,' will also be performed
TAsEasAcLE.-CoNcxRr. OF MAURICE SrRAKoscH
lIANisr TO THE EMPERoR RussIA.-An the mos
fashionable people Of city present last nigh
within the large walls Of the Tabernacle which pre-
sented to tn. sight the most voluptuous galaxy o
adorable miaois and splendid toilettes. This assem-
bly, had been attracted there by the already far
spread reputation Of the talented artist who gave tn
concert. who was received, when he appeared on tn
boards, with the most deafening and enthusiastic
applause. NJ. Strakosch performed with that art
that fexibity. and dexterity Of fingers, mixed will
the most chaste and graceful talent for which he hat
been SO well appreciated during his two previous ap
P-arances. II is indeed astonishing to meet in M
strnkoschs style of playing such great degree of pre-
cision and a-siJuous observance of forte and piano
The Souvenirs de Jenny Lind" composed and exc
usi by tho bsaeciars. rendered with grace and
distinguished art st The "Fsntsisies Dramatiques OF
the music of Lucia" and "Lucrezia," are in them
selves, garland of gems set into the purest COLDER
science. and were so enchanting to the delighted
of the audience. that pretty hand could not hell
throwing NJ Strakosch piano, splendid bouquets
areward for the pleasure which he had impaired, a.
well to the gvcr to the whole audience NJ Fry tn,
worthy composer of Leonora,u had furnished the
pianist with the aria from his opera called Oh. lad
have sought too boldly upon which NJ S. introdu
ced many variations, which enabled him to show how
deeply he knows the difficulties of his instrument The
tarentela Jocoss," which followed. made remem
Der those happy days we have spent in Italy when
under the dear blue sky of that lovely country
Joyed the sight OF couple Confadin moving In that fa
cinating dance. which is a part Of the nationality OF
me Ola land Of the Caesars To finish with NJ 81 per-
ormance we must speak of the "Sextour Finale from
4" Ernani.' that admirable music which, if the only
creation OF Verdi would have been sufficient to make
such skill that the assembly thousht thew heard tba
different parts of each singer the rrntrses which
give such an effect to that great moroccan S;unora
Majochi vatena who had been engaged fr this
OCCASION made her appearance in duo buFo from
Elisa and Claudio sang with the celebrated figaro
De Begins, and both made great impression, and
elected rounds of plaudts. Signora Valtellina hns
been for the last Ave years far from any stage and
living in private life but we remember the great
pleasure she gave when she first sang in New York,
although she then appeared parts worthy of
pure and elegant method which and study
impaired to her Her voice is remarkably soprano
OF an unfailing proficiency and her method reveals
universal good taste. She sang the we'll known aria
and cabolctta from ~ Lombardi,n by Verdi. in the
most expressive manner. Signor Vietti, with his
charming young and fresh vo,e sang also twice, and
was very well received Maestro Antonio Bari had,
last night the best chance to display his talent in
niment and he succeeded, usual, to help the
worthy singers who shared the plaudts given to M.
Strokosch. This gentleman will perform any more
Tor the present We understand, from good sources,
mat he Intends to enjoy in otto rural life and to
pose the laurels he has won at his three concerts
lie Will make his temperance next autumn.
SrEvERMAnKncHE COMPANY CoNcERr.-This grand
affair will come of this evening at the Tabernacle
The most eloquent music which this talented band
gives forth is the theme of universal admiration