The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06


ITALIAN OrERA Housr.-We were much surprise last
evening finding that the second of the
BEAUTIFUL opera Of which had such run in Ha-
vana, was not better atsrdsd than on Tuesday night
1t truly beautiful spectsole-the music Is delightful
aud the manner in which 1t is placed on the stage re-
d.cts the greatest credit the management Those
Who attended, exhibited unequivoca evidence OF tbs
pleasure aud qualification thsy enjoyed while list ning
to the chs-ming music Of Verdi bseshed forth en-
chanting strsins by sisnorina Tru whose oxqu,tely
sweet voice, with compass about two yes
tered with such muscsl skill that ell tho gradatons of
tone cadence and games chro atiques given vh as
much perfection aud elegance rs human voice
psbs Of displaying How justly may wonder, then,
that the house was not crowded, when song the charm
soul sro rendered With such brilsncy and thrillinS
harmony by this truly accomplished artist. Again last
evening she completely tho audience In the
solo, In the second act, Sago gid del rono aurato We
never heard any thing more sweetly executed more
beautifully ornamentsd Signor,na A. Patti was
also excellent In tho character Of Phenena She Is
great scquisition oontrsl,o end the management
would add to this tbs full round, harmonious tones Of
Madame Poo, who i, deserv dy great favorite much
strength woald DO given to the company Benevantaao
made tho most OF excellent baritone voicsh gesti
cul.tion In the Lightning scene evdsncsd good know
ledge Of his part Ros Zacharish sang his part we'll
Ismaei, by Bani respectable but there 10 not III
sweetness and power in his Dice which constitute
Of what the Italian school terms Mezzo ca,raee
good tenor and prm, buro Indispensable rsqui-
ny in quartetre and finale The names of those arts
which have been celebrated In Europe real tenors Tor
.rcs, and those Of NOR modsrn date. Rubini Mors
Ms Mario, 81. We hope tho pleasing and delightful i'm
pressons made the audience last evening by entire
company will extend throughout the fashionable circles
OF this city ard that the house the night will be
crowded III every department..
BowEhY JHsArRr. -Ttet D to raid to Mr.. Clarke,
last evening" by many admirrs OF his x,elent slsnts
was Justly due, and proper reponse the occasion
of his benefit. The new piece "The Hawks of Hawk
Hollow tho Refugees of 49," passed OF admirably,
itn Arst ntuitn hahn ovsun ANA
DRAMA adapt 70 tho taste OF the age Ossn Gilbert,
leader OF the Refugees, alias Mr. Green, New York
trader by Mr. Marshall was perfect and genuine pic
rure OF what passes daily before in the shape Of
Of our local traders a. could we'll be given The part Of
Herman Hunter, Lieutenant Of the Refugee band,
well sustained by Mr. q. w Clarke whose perronstion
Of the character throughout sustained with his
usual ability The character of Dr.. Merrybody, by
Burke should be seen to be appreciated and piece
viii be repeated this evening, with a full and efieienr
cast. Previous to this drama tho "Deserter was
reformed Tbs plan Of producing drama for popular
ceved aTd the drama this evening viii be sated
and will draw full house.
CHATHAM THEATRE Mr.. Chanfrau, the proprietor
and lessee of this house. has proved to the satisfaction
Of tbs Now Workers. thst he bhoys and
tina. he Is of III bss ayers that has a.sum-
ed The helm # theatre Ia this city since he has TAX
hold Of the Chssk am has been successful he
could wish. He has been very judcious in the selection
q his nents; rejecting all the ranng bombas-
tic style of meodrams and the ultra horrible school, he
beautiful spectaolss. His company Of actors are
all respectable, and many Of them really excel
ably furnished well ventilated and the best Of order is
though from the character Of the audiences
rum In fao Trey ar. muoh Of The same stamp Is thoss
who paronizsd the Palk Theatre when 1t was In Its
Iai.st days Mr Bass Ia: Sssn performing during
sho does full justice TO- any character he undertakes,
from tn; higher the to tn: broad hu mo:
evening which occasion he pame AXE the tragsdian
will appear In the play of TIE Stranger he takes the
6 JOn,s will be the Mr.. Halter; and Mrs Booth Char:
lotto MIS- VIII also appear In tho lsughsble farce OF
"a. Wss WS 4. s ss.nsry dsos
Amazonian .voutions combats, SO will conclude the
evenings BIZ We trust Mrs Booth viii have sub
deservesN
CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs.-Ths minstvels are going on
with much eela as ever they are the psts Of the
they get the attentive they to their duties and
they strive tho applause lsvishly
dustry and application their parts always appre
ciNed in band Of olic performers The dancing by
a. dancing master only the whole party ars making
fortune as it is by singing.
SABLE BsorHERs These gsniuses having returned
Of @
takes his benefit this evening Hs deserves good one,
and they give of the best bills of the season.
have doubt he will have full hose.
Broadway OpEoN.-The animated statuary here, Ii
attracting crowds.
MELopEoN.-The emusementsa at this saloon give great
satsaction Ths performances conducted with the
greatest attention TO refinement and decorum. They
consist Of Ethiopian ballad end other singing by first
rata company OF vocalists, male and female.
MADAME ANNA BHHoP's operative fr' ups, which has
created quite Jurore at New Orleans abd Mobile hiss
separated the fair direcnice's engagements with her
various vocalists well with Mr. Brough agent
having terminated In March laat We understand that
the PriRa Donna after little reposs from her great
a.igues (hsving performed some hundred and thirty
nights since she came In this country will go to st.
Louis and tho principal cities Of tho West to give
certs and scenes in ume, in which shs Is cele
brated and will aftor wards return to New York her
way back Italy M ochsa, thu musical manager Of
Mme Anna Bishop, has regret to cay, had severe
fall in Mobile yet is now doing we'll.
Mr.. Collins at itohez, Mrs. on the 2lss uN.
Mr. Anderson, the tras edan, 10 playing at the Ws!nu
erect theatre, Phiiadelphia
Msdsme Ablamowicz was at Memphis Tenn, ON the
27th ult.