The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-10
tayor, to become more admirable, and to be more ad

favor, TO become more admirable and 10 be more ad-
mred.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Ths' excessively Tdissgrsesbie
weather last evening, kept many from visiting the
Chatham; but the house tolerably we'll attended
and the performances gave great satsaoton The play
was Tho stranger;" ths principal parts filed
follows, viz The Stranger Mr.. A. A. Adams Mrs
Hsllsr, Mrs Wilkinson Mr. wiusns took the part OF
Peter The piece was we'll put on the stage and well
position sctor aud Ia his of this to us
repulsive aud dsagrsesols character OF the
stranger he showed great tact and dis.
elimination and gave 1t all the esgan and deep feel
ing which good actiugis capable Of bAstovipg h Mrs
tss ts w' ,ucS g psrs nsr wpo we
C. Taylar as Solomon, with his extepsive corvespon-
dence. we're as happy a. ueua and By their acting
liavsd the piece somewhat OF the gloom In which Ia
otherwise developed The livelv pieces Of "Wbos the
Composer aud "N'x. the Csbmau.n concluded the
Clarke in The Hrst and winaus IN the latter was truly
rich. Mr.. Chanau has done much during his massgs-
ment o. the Chatham. to mike 1t pleasant place for
family resort. and Wa should that he has as fair
prospscts before him any other manager In tn. city
This evening. Mr. A: A Adams and Mr.: J. Booth,
thu two great trasedi'ns Of the day will the
first named Rola and the latter Cir Edward Nor
timer. Mr. 9 Cunningham late Of the Olympic. will
also appear. w. are informed that MIR Booth osn ap
pear for this night only as he commences an engage
ment at Philsdelphia on Monday.
CRcus. BowrRY AMrHIrHEArnE.-The abundant va
riey Of entertainments given nightly at this house al
ways ensure numerous and we'll Satisfied audiences Tho
grimaces and jotes Of the clowns as we'll az the ele
giant attitudes and positions OF the equeans all have
their peculiar admirers The Holland family are pecu-
Mary endowed with extraordinary gymnastic powers,
and should not be surprised II they become es
There Is m admirable bill for this evening To.morew
there will be an afterpsos, as well a. evening sxhi.
bition.
tsution of tho pubic to these exceedingly psr.
formers probably none have ever before experienced
.uoh unbounasd patronage Their singing, dancing,
80 are nimitahle. and they WILL We doubt not keep up
their high character bv tho and punctous
fulfm.nt Of their public engagements which have al
ways characterized them.
SABLE HARMeNIsTs Convention Hall IL quite at.
ting for the place whore this band perform they
have quite convention there every evening to hear
monists and having thus far ;uocsedsd Ia attracting
attention We doubt not they will keep their ground
They are well worth hearing
PALMo's OPERA Housr-This house win close after
this week the Model Artists exhibit there tonight
and tomorrow evening.
BRoADwAv opsoS-Ths Model Artists here are Wit
messed nightly by crowds. The troupe Is also hume
rous.
CONCERT RoeM-Here, also, Is an exhibition Of Model
Artists. No one can thAre is not enough Of this
kind Of amusement in New York.
MINERVA RooMs--The annual concert of Mr. Morris,
aged minstrel who has other Of living will
oome of on Mondsy evening next, at tho Minerva
Rooms, whom tits hopsd an evid.nos of sympathy to-
wards aged man. who s ipcapabla, by manual labor
of supporting himself aud family, will be seen by full
attendancc on that evening
The Apolloneans are in New Haven.
Inc opera iacs evening says the Philadelphia North
.am,rcan Of the 9th instant fully attended to Wit
the d,Jut Of Truh and Lett Rofsi. Truf in tho
Introductory act seemed but she
self IN the second nd rung the with the Duke
most credsble styls Benadstt was even better than
in Edgar Ravenswood; the besutifu duet Guai 81 tt
snsse mote" was rapturously encored and 1t owed
much Of It's effect to the mastery Effect of his execution
signor Rosi as the Duke convinced that opinion
formed on his first in the Comma incor
indpoeiton He is artist In every the word
with fine voice and manner. In the third act, the
choruses Of soldiers were we'll sung, tho "NsI Segue
the famous bacchenalian III sssrsfo per fcio
Tbs last truly triumph the part Of
detti Until heard this MAGNIFICENT tenor sopra-
Of opera used to bs Its chief attraction but TRUTH
lost forgotten entirely, when he is singing with her
hsz ,rd opinion must hear her again The opera
whole was enthusiastically received and will
| tuue to be attractive.