The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-09


upon the constitutionality Of the laws
epoiping the observance of Sunday as day of rest
is that the law is constitutional being social and po
htical regulation giving preference to no religious
establishment or mode OF worship.
Theatrical and Musical.
BowERr THrArnE.-Saturday evening is generally
accounted rather poor for thsatricals; but the
Bowery docs not seem to experience any falling of in
is audiences either this or any other evening Of
the week. Last night the house well filed. The
drama of the "Robber's Wife" very effective and in
tresting piece of composition the first piece and
the whole audience expressed their satisfaction at the
manner in which it was performed by repeated az
plause. Then came the very eughabe farce Of 'Tur-
tie HuntiDg.' Miss Taylor playing the part OF Mrs.
Turtle In these little farces Miss Taylor shows her
periorty as an actress-out Of mere sketch Of part
the will II AXE neat deal. The ma nagement show
much taste in the variety Of entera they bring
forward for their patrons The production of the wi
sard of the Wave' instance of the extraordinary
facilities the theatre possesses for the perfect
tation OF the most varied scenes 1t was playedlast
,.ning, as the last piece, and was much appauded
To morrow evening Miss Taylor takes benefit. and
presents most attractive bill as she will appear as
the Naiad Queen in the famous spectacle Of chat name
The Wizard of the Wave' will also be played.
NIBLo's, AsroR P,.AcS.-A very large aud highly
respectable audience attended this magnificent place
OF sement, last evening, when thu perfo
commenced with the popular and laughable farcctta,
entitled any Neighbours Wife, Mr.. Smith and Mr..
Brown done brown to perfection, by the inimita
BILE Seton and Mr. Dawson, while the character of
Mrs. Somerton admirably sustained by Miss Kate
Horne The grand overture of Zampao was then
beautifully executed by the powerful orchestra attach
ed to this establishment. After which, the scro
| comico ballet entitled " lie Diable Rouge, the
Fairy Of the Rhine" was produced, with splendid
scenery novel tricks transformations, dances, &C.,
&c. Mons Marcctti, as Asmodeus the devil subject
to tho power of Feurdes Bots, drew forth long and
freque mt bursts applause Mile Mabilde Silva
nelia by her exquisite dancing, ELECTED the most
gratifying manifestations of delighted audience.
BROADWAY TnEArRE-Ths place Of amusement
we'll filed last evening,sto the Monpaisir French
ballet company, who executed the various dances in
the beautiful ballet, 'L'Almee, Oriental Vision"
with all the grace and elegance of movement for which
they celebrated The scenery is beautiful and
imposing and all the ballet company sustained their
respective parts in such excellent manner as to
elicit repeated cheers. Several beautiful bouquets
thrown the stage rs mark of their meritorisus
performances and of the great pleasure enjoyed by the
audience in witnessing such exquisite refinement in
! the delightful accomplishment of dancing.
CHATHAM THEArnE.-Miss Mestayer's benefit last
| evening, was a most crowded one, and have not
often such hilarious assembage that met to
gether last night at the Chatham. Barney Williams
in his Irish parts usual the impersonation of
fun and POPULARITY Chanfrau showed that it is not
only as Nose he can gain applause, as his excel
lent limitations of all the great actors were received
wtn very great Mr. decasa ,
Mestayer, Lizey Jane Chatterly, and Harriet Ar
lington was much applauded We trust the manage
she adds much to the efficiency of their excellent
pany. The past week has been very successful one,
and the house will only continue open week longer,
those who wish to the pleasant nts 60
ing there had better do SO at once Miss Mestayer
has been for the week. and will appear every
| evening, with Mr. Chanfrau.
| CASTLE GARpEN.-The Hauser family gave their
farewell concert here last evening, and appeared with
additional strength. Mr.. Lassarve presided at the
pianofortc, and variety Of the most beautiful and
popular of Germany and the Cantons Of Switxer-
land sung with thrilling effect. Tho grand solo,
dad md
the different songs and quartettes, with the accompa
nments the pianoforte and guitars performed
family have added considerably to the attractions here
during their engagement, and have been received
served applause On Tomorrow eveAing will appear
for the first time that great musical prodigy Chubbee
the obav b for be
ming will be found highly attractive.
Burrows THEATRE, LATE PALMo's.-This elegant
situated in the very centre of the city,
will open on Monday evening, with the most powerful
company ever collected together in New York. The
house. also we are informed, has been newly decora-
ted and painted throughout. The proscenum is
tirely new with two beautiful private boxes at either
side, very tssefully festooned and the scenery is
painted by of the leading artists Of the city Mr.
Burton ell known talent tact and experience
actor and manager for many years. Is sufncicnt qua
cass will be done The stage manaremen will be en.
to Mr. % vs. "h
selected as corps dramatique. The musical depart
ment will be under the control of Mr. George Loder,
generally ACKNOWLEDGED to be one Of the best leaders
in the city. Tho entertainments will open with the
burIetta called Madens, Beware, which will be fol-
lowed by the fascinating Pas des Fleur by fortytwo
dnsueses Viennoises This will be succeeded by the in
teresting and laughable piece, called Raising the
wiDd;'' the part Of Jeremy DiJdler by Mr. Crisp af
ter which grand advertisement :. Les Sauvages ct 10
Mirroir,n by sixteen viennoise children. Brougham
will then appear as Murphy o'Bralaghan in the CO.
medy of the Irish Dragoon, and all will close with
the Chinese Balabic" by forty eight dansueses vien-
noises This indeed is very attractive bill, and is
sure to command a full house.
CnRis1Y's MINsTRrLs have Just concluded another
week Of their unique performances. Near ten months
continuous of single species performance,
is certainly wonder ia New York. but then the min
strels vary their performances, and give many
new songs, dances &c. that one get tired OK
whiting them. They will perform every evening DUR
ing the coming week, after which they leave us.
MAURICE STRAKoscH. the Russian pianist who has
gained such reputation among our musical citizens,
brooklyn Female Academy. The great proficiency in
the scientific management of the piano. the origi
naty OF this young musicians mind, and the total
absence of all attempts at bewildcrmcnt or dazzling
Of his listeners during his most remarkable and extra
ordinary passages show that NJ Strakosch is true
artist at heart The Inhabitants of Brooklyn
always ready patronizers of true artists they will hnd
M. Stral osch to be one and venture to say will
hear such performance the piano, al they sell
dom have an opportunity of listening to-
THE STryEnNARKiscHE MUSICAL COMPANY will give
their min th grand instrumental the Taberna-
ole, tomorrow evening These nineteen talented per-
formers have created quite furore among the mus-
sastc see nc than the previous one The
they have made to appear elsewhere, will allow them
to give but few concerts here Therefore, let
these be taken advantage Of by our citizens and vis
ters in New York.
Dvmno.Ios,s ETn,or'As SrHrsApnss perform in
New Bedford this week They excellent COM
pany, and no doubt will be well patronised.
EMr and Mrs. J. w. Wallack, jun, are playing at
the Buffalo Theatre.
Madame Bishop and Signor vatellina about to
give concerts at Buffalo.
OFFICERS IN DsoRAcE.-Lieuts. Hare and Dut-
ton, who were convicted of murder in the city of
nd tcL h. kuu INIT. h.,