The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
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rarE WasD not ps well attended as IL mSh6 nave DesD,
still there wss quite of beauty and elegance In
the dress circle and the pit quite full Those prs-
sent were well rewarded, the ply Of "a New Way TO
Pay Old Debts" performed most admirably. Booth,
the willy Sir Giles Overreach, Booth iudeed-wc
do not remember ever having this difficult cbsrsc
ter better performed Tho scenes between hm md Mar
all and the who's character Ia fact show that Boohs
ttls to the highest rank actor is indisput
Bass a. Marali tbs crirgng false attorney acted Welt
tween him, Lady Alwortn, and Wslborn tt.ls
overactsdwe aluts ia the leave tsk'n, blu. oshsrwls,
he was very good particularly whers Sic
believe his story OF We,iborns at-rsd ciroulstsnos
Dyot WelSorn and tbs rest OF tho characters wsrs
all well filed Tos sterling play, Ike thio oae. en-
acted as it last night briggs oloh to onaa mind ths
palmy days of tho drama and affords hpp9 that they
not yet all past and CONS. The Irish Lon" Wish
concluded the evenings amusements Beo1ghaui Is as
ovlal and light hearted au Irshmsn ss 'vcr aud tae
beauty and grac. Of Mrs a. unai lin e. evsr To-
O'Ca'iaghap, In His Last Legs F"
DowrRY Observation-Disclosures the extrem
severity Of til. storm last evening the Stranger
was performed here before crowded house This
truly affecting piece both 10 plot and design never fails
to draw crowded audience, 10 awasea the velisst
sympathy Ia those who witness its performance
Represented therefore by highly talented cast 1t IL
always calculated to touch tho fner springs Of feeling
oressnug it does m,ny OF The leading traits that
attach existence itseif aad coma hons to tn. DO.
som Of many a"w weary pilgrim through hfs's jour
pey Ia 6uch hauds as tnoeo OF MIS- ouhw, Mr.
Marshsl Mr.. Clarke, and the very excellent cast
selected for it's alton last evening" this soul touch
ing production from the pen Of the cssbrased buo
had theI eore very thrilling Effect within the walls OF
the Bowery Mrs Shsw's Mr. Hailvr drew forth tho
melting tsar" from many an eye during tho perform.
Her extraordinary mastery over the feelings OF
her auditory showed tho great oeriority and excel
ence OF her acting In the concluding scoue, the inter-
wi tho stranger (Marshall) her husband. on his
exhibiting the ckes containing the jewels prssen ed to
her their wedding day observed many of ths audi
suco 10 teers Her aoting here wa, highly colorsd Pic
tnhtupI
The part Of the stranger by MIR Marshall was perform
ed wi much ability displaying an ease and n.tural-
that made the character by him excellent per-
form Mr. C!srke's Baron Steinfort. was also, veil
sustained Tonight Loves Sacrifice " will bs per.
formed. IN which Mrs shaw plays tho character OF
Margaret Fillmore. jam houss WILL co1seq iently,
greet the entert inmont OF the evening
CHATHAM THEATRE This beautiful little theatre,
which is par WITH the most fish enable houses
In the city in po.t Of decorum elegance and nestnes
is nightly attracting all the respectsbty OF that popu-
lus nee hborhood Not formerly people can now en-
Joy tho rich and varied entertainments presented to
them without noise interruption-the character Of
the sudsnce ha, become 80 much more select. Tho
Chatham Is OF successful with Its emit
management List evening" four highly amu.iog pi ess
were performed MIR. Wnlcot aud Miss Clarke in AS
modiu." ived la the psudts of the audience,
pie testimony Of their satisfaction with t-ir acting and
we noticed performer, Mr. Vary, who, she uld
saw was highly promising actor la the next piece Mr.
Waloot extremely amusing, as MI Obvious Top"
and his performance with Miss Clarke in the beet OF
Interest," exceedingly laughable and that Of Mss
Clarke. as Fanny Gn6b'es." equally so. The whole
concluded with Metteo Falcone," Ia which siss Denim
versonated the leading character There is splendid
bill for this eveningal new pieces: Who's the Com
posern "Grist to the MIL" and Agnes Do Vere,n In
which Mr. Wacot and Miss Clarke will appear 1t being
their fifth night.
CIRcU. -BowERY AMPHIrBgATnE Tho brilliant and
dsshing eto OF tho graceful equesaus aud agile gym
nasts attached to this house, tbs amusing panromimes,
j0culaIities Of tha clowns, and regular breakdown
dancing of the dancers the thing to tickle
the fsncs of the audiences Siuce Burtis and bis CO.
aduors in the management Of the amphtheatre, have
taken hold in right good earnest they must have made
money crowded houses all the fashion with them
Tnsss y I'm. bill cut ioF anl, evsSos 10 mo,.0"
evening The first takes place at O'Clock, and the
| latter st7 p M.
CHRrsrY's MISsrHELs--C hrsty and his men will be-
famous for evermore the most triumphant and
successful band Of Ethiopian mnsreis that sang
soug or PLAYED on the ban and bones They improve
II possible every week rather they find many
and beautiful songs each week. thst her
are each evening bette. and better They have now be-
one Of the standard amusemsnts of the city;
much 30 as any other place OF public EXHIBITION Last
evening" after their concert at MCDANIEL Hail. they
to sing ut the ladies' fair, which held at the
Coliseum broadway
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-This house is open every
evening" and exhibitions Of Tabsaux WANTS given
nightly.
blu. delicate and modest tabLeanp this takes
care that they ha be 50 We are glad to that he
does not offend against public deoency; for at
tabishments the Model Artists perfect nuissnces.
ETABgRSacLE Last evening, the grand compliment.
tary concert Of sacred and miscellaneous music, given
to the Rev Moses Marcus was attended by highly
respectable audience but in OF the incls
ment weather. 1t was, by no means, full anti
cpated. Previous to tho commencement, ME- q Loder
announced the indisposition Of Messrs Msnvers and
Artnurson. The Sacred Aria, by Mrs l., Lodsr, was
rendered with such sweet round tones and beautiful
shakes, that the audsnc, gave marked testimony Of
their appreciation. Mis-, Brienti, in Ewes Lsmenta-
ton, Vas happy aud effective and Mis-, Krkhsm in
"Rsjoice Greatly unanimously chsered. Her
voio. sweet but d,licsts soprano, snd her
ton is exce.nt. The "Fsutssis Cspricc," on the
y,nf IL, hv M Rrrk y.y r-sfn ~
tone, uste taste, and brilliant execution that drew
down reiterated cheers The scens Az IDEA che in
giorro 8z.mg,n by Miss Do Luce, was excellent Mr..
Leach also acquitted himself respectfully But
must not forget tho charming tls family, the Apollo
whose science and splendid execution on their
respective Instruments equal artists OF greater charsc-
ter We regret that tbs weather was inauspic0us.
from the attraction of the evening together with tho
esteem sxistng towards the Rev. Mr Marcus, by his
fr- nde had bsen fair night, the Taber-
nscis would have bs-n crowded. But We nave heard,
bis friends intend on fu occasion TO repeat the
concert when hop mis- personal worth and virtues
will receive sterling testimony OF public appreciation
Minerva RooM,-rbe concert given last evening BY
New York Institution for toe Blind, SHINY attend
ed but tho respective ton's AID quareites were rem
dered in very pleading and srtistc msnner, which
reflects the greatest credit th r INSTRUCTORS aud tae
institution in which they were educsted
IRrsa EvrNrsGs This evening, Mr. Malone Ray
mond and his talented family wl Tor the last time,
give their very delightful entertainment viz The
Musical Irish Evening" We have already, on various
occasions noticed the very pleasing aud art'tc nature
OF there evenings rne delightful vosss and instru-
mental performances OF Air5 and the Misses Malone
RAYMOND the wit and admirable way 10 which Mr.
NJ briggs out the story, aasctoie, joke, and good
sayiDgs OF Dis country men-the gsntesi and refined
manner In which the whole eatsrtanment is carried
out give it standing which ought to make 1t Of
the most popular In the city. As tb, evening
tho last OF the Irish evenings, those who have
yet attended ought TO do 50 tonight They viii
certainly BIS pleased
VIRGINIA HARMoSisrs This baud of singers
giviog concerts at the ALEXANDRA every evening The
entertainment s interpreted with Dances ta6eaux 10
FRASxLir THEATRE REVIVED We learn that this
popular OF amusement Is TO be revived reAt
week under the management CT two gentlemen CT the.
stical experience 1t will be- opened with dramatic and
meiodralnatc entertainments, eoi will not he scene
Of model artists In any shrre.
MxErISo TO ESTABLISH A Theatrical FrNp-We
learn meeting of the leading aetore now IN ne
city held ct the As.or cn5e Yesterday Mternoon,