The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-28

Is scarcely natural; stu, the play is one which IL
great favorite with the public, and undoubtedly pa-
merit. Mr. Scott's Sir Giles the coil,
graspipg Oyerreach to the life Burke
played Marail. This is a character We have seldom.
seen Played we'll sluch, indeed, all the development
of the plot depends on Maral though Bringing, OBJ
s<quous rascal he possesses spirit enough to revenge
his ILL nent by Sir Giles; and tn. rrfore, think
the acting which those nlhng this part apt
10 indulge in detracts from the force OF the character
and the light in which it places Marall but Ill acsords
with the character the author undoubtedly ant 10
bestow on him, when he makes the whole plot turn
his actions We would ain see this character repre-
uted in original style than the stereotyped
manner in which it is usually given the stage now
a-days. The Rag Picker OF Paris concluded the
tertalnments Miss Taylor shows to much advantage
in pieces Of this stamp. She Is one Of tho best
trrsees in domestic drama the stage To- night
Scott takes his first benefit since his return from
EUROPE. His numerous friends and admirers will
doubtless muster strong TO witness his acting Car
dinal Richelieu. The Rag Picker of Paris" will
clude the bill.
NiBLo's, AsroR PLAcE.-There was last evening
very large audience, who attended to witness the
second performance Of the Giant Jos. Bihin whose
wonderful and Incompatible strength and stature
made such an impression on Monday last But the
spectators were greatly disappointed when a clown,
stepping out in front of the curtain, came and
pressed his great apology for the nonappearance Of the
great person, NJ Bihin, who at the present moment
(hs past eight oclock) had not yet appeared at the
gates Of the theatre and proposed to repay the
semby with vaudeville Of his own manufacture. II
appears that the " Giant Of the Forest" went to
hearsa, in spite of MIR Clipper dae's wishes Mon
day mo ming aud vas played the same night without
the ord nary study for snowy piece, aud without any
II the properties necessary to such exhibition We
confess it was very inferior performance on that
ming, and we thought 1t would be better afterward
but the private council decided 1t would not do at all
aud thus informed NJ Bihiu that he would have
tend the rehsar al Wednesdayin order to appear
hereafter a. Goliath Departing for Battle" Thus
the gaat did not attend last evening. warned he
was that his performance would not take place. The
public as we said were very much disappointed, and
necessary for the Viennose children to display
their best talent to chase away the dscon ent gene
rally manifested These charming fairies appeared in
three dances, the " Pas des Amourettes" the &" Pas
Hobgrois.n and the Chinese Balabie, which elected
numerous plauits from the whole house. The bill of
this evening will consist Of the Pot Pourr
of ter national dances the Gallope des Drapeaux ;,
and the q" Chinese Ballet" M. Bihn will also posi-
lively appear, for MIR. Nblo 10 not manager who
wishes the least to dissafy the public who patronxe
his theatre and knows perfectly his duty both q
private and public man.
BROADWAY Notwithstanding the warm
weather this theatre was, last night, rsspect ably
filed to see Mr. James Wallack in the beautiful ira
gedy of The Bridal" The part Of Melantius was
ably sustained by Mr. Wallack The scene, where he
accuses his sister Of dishonor, noble piece of
acting was every throughout the entire play
Mr. w. Is decided favorite, he richly deserves
be- for there Is freshness and excellence In his psrso
nation Of tragic character which few possess
Mrs Wallack, as Evadne read and conceived tho cha
racter well Amintor by Mr. Fleming. very respec-
table A grand Pas de Deux, by Mons. Wiethoft and
Miss Celeste followed and well received, and the
amusements concluded with the serio-comio drama of
" Robert Macaiie which was well sustained through
out by the stock company This evening set apart
for the benefit Of excellent perhaps of the best
low comedians in the Union. Mr.. Hadaway 1t IL
hoped his friends will rally and give him bumper.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-We need only say that the
tide Of popularity sets strong towards the
Chatham nowadays. Nose Is ON hand again. Cousin
William nightly sees the elephant, horse aud all
soup house. with all its rows sc, popular as
the first night this piece was produced Barney VIII
iams. last evening. was much applauded as freddy
the Tiler" Mr. Williams is nrst-rate Irish come
diam he does not broadly exaggerats and burlesq ue
Pats peculiarities Irish actors wont do
This evening he will appear O'Rafferty. in " Born
to Good Luck" and Paddy Murphy in the Happy
Man" Chanfrau will al.o appear Nose; and alto
gether We expect there win be great times the Chat
ham.
CASTLE GARpES-Mr Holland will take his benefit
serves to have good one. He presents fine BILL viz
" Beulah Spa" operatic Olio and the " Double
bedded Room" He also offers additional attrac-
valuable ones VIZ silver ring purse with SO god
piece in it; coral bracelet in gold; and musical
box These prizes will be- distributed with the utmost
fairness under the inspection of gentlemen be
lected by the audience from among them YES: and
every visitor will have an equal chance of obtaining
them This is novel and attractive method for ga
theripg good audience together though, tell the
truth, the natural advantages Of the garden de-
performances are attractions not easily exceled We
trust Mr.. Holland may have numerous audience
as he could desire
MAURICE SrKAKoscH.-The second grand concert Of
this stinguished pianist will of on Thursday
evening next when he will be- assisted by Signora VAL
tellina. Signor vietti Siguor de Begns and Maestro
Antonio Barilli. programme of uncommon novelty
in which there several beautiful pieces
composed by NJ Strakosch, which will be executed by
Lind" with brilliant variations. Those who have
heard HIM play this piece pronounce it surprisingly
beautiful and we say those who have his exqut
ste touch and listened to his thrilling at
the Tabernacle, producing melody and harmony
throughout every octave the charming blending Of
halftone-the rise and fail Of power or modulaJory
skin agreeaby to the Of tbs subject lead to
imagine that deep science in the divine art gives al
most the power Of speech to the intrument played
There something in the expression of his artist that
Is exceedingly prepossessing- his afable manners.
bland -mle nd court eous behavior fact every ex.
terror feature Of the noblng spirit # music VIII
bes him TO riret he attention and chain down the nds
Of hose who hear HIM pour forth Ia and melting
81 aims and notes which warm the heart that he APP
appears the very impersonaton OF all the and
meodious sounds II the great composers Of the day
The sudden aud unanimous plaudts which he received
at his last concert. prove the power his melody has
the minds Of his audience. In fine. with the aid
of such distinguished artists the great primo buff
De Begins and other cele bated vocaists we predict
the Tabernacle on Thursday evening will be crRmmed
in every department.
THE STEYERMARKIscHE Musical COMPANY will give
one OF their superb concerts at the Female Academy
Jorolman street in Brooklyn, tomorrow evening.
Our Brooklyn neighbors were great admirers Of this
spend d band Of musicians last winter; they will find
that they good if not better than ever and will
no doubt turn out in great numbers TO her them.
CHRsrY's MINsTRELs progress onward, and have the
unanimous vote of the people. They hold ratification
meetings every evening at Mechanics Hall and the
applause which is given them would satisfy the
rsbd politician. They will give fine programme this
evening.
BANv.Rp's PANoNAnA will be exhibited twice to-day
thus afording an opportunity for the young folks To
See II without going out at night 1t Is the prince OF
psnorsmas.
GEASp CorcERr,-Bottesini. the extraordinary per-
former on the double bass and Arditi the volinist
will give concert at Castle Garden. Friday next
They will be assisted by talent Of the first celebrity
SAYAL.-The Hon. Geo. VI. Dallas, Vice President Of
the United States visited the navy yard yesterday Tor
the purpose Of experimenting the removal Of the
mains Of his brother, the late Commodore Alexander
J. Dallas to their last resting place, in the family
vault near Philadelphia.