The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-25
france either Phppist or republican who sitter the

pregpate them with their venom
Citizen PEuoNEr's speech, relative to French en-
poyments was then answered by President Cayus, who
tried to apologies for those who would 20 to France to
solicit employment of tho new government, by saying
that He whose sword was broken by tyranny, should
France request his help would return on the con.i-
nent and take bis rank in the Sight against the
Citizsn FoNTANA made another very long speech, at
the end of which
Citizsn GIBERr professor of music sang the Mar
sesiae" which was repo lsed in chorus by the whole
assembly.
Tho meeting then adjourned to the great public de-
monstraiion which to take place next week, in the
Park, amid dsafening cheers
We requested by citizen Cert to beg the members
of tbs French committee to assemble to morrow
ing at Delmonicos hotel to receive impor ant
municatien, between and 10 O'Clock
Theatrical and Musical.
BowERy THEATRE The and beautiful drama
entitled "The Whsboys of Iyeland again present.
cd last evening, and received, usual, with the
strongest marks Of appreciation The scenery rich and
appropriate and the e~re stage management reflects
great credit Mr. H. Stevens, excellent actor and
able manager. Mr. Marshall as Laurence Macarty
gave a truthful representation of Whiteboy, whose
feelings In being deprived of the means of sustaining life
together with heavy OF unbearabie cha
excited him and bis companions to acts OF outrage
and blood. Louis by Clarke, in keeping with this
gentlemans excellent personaton of every character
he susains. The other parts, Abel Richards, Edward
Spencer and Darby Doyle. ably filed. "The Bot
tcD drama thrilling interest depicting the destruc-
tive features of inemperance, well and ably
sustained Clark as Richard Thorny was impr .ssive,
and from h truthful delieation of the respective grs
dations of drunkards life, evncing the awful
quences which follow in its train lessons of the most
wholesome features for the rising generation given
management intends bringing forward on Monday even
ing of the most thrilling patriotic pieces which has
desc ripve the revolution in France and
plste with startling ncid nts, which will be- to
ensure for it. not ony demand for Its repetition for
perceive that the management OF the Bowery Theatre
has lost nothing in it's late changes and must also give
testimony to the civty and kndness OF the respective
dsorkeeper, and every engaged In that establish
ment
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mr. Hield's benefit last evening
really benefit, the house crammed In every
part and the various pieces went off with much ecat.
Mr. Chanfrau, Jeremiah Cipp, in the widows Vic
tim," acted with much humor, and the limitations he
of various living actors capital and much ap
plauded by the audience. The farcss of " Naval En-
Heart Fair Lady, were all dons In first rate
Style and the faces of Bass Dyott, Mrs Vernon and
Mira Abbott all from the Park eemed quite natural
tbs boards of the Chatham. Bass looked the old Ad
rnira to the fc, and Dyots the Lieutenant first
TOO for that matter cannot complain of the want Of
patronage now a-days and though say the drama
Is declining st tnsr. no HvidsnGe at the Gnashnm
night selection Of light and entertaining pieces will bs
given; among them the famous :. Box Cox Knox" as
they have it in the bills. The :" Four MoHbrsys"
\" Young America and The Blind Boy" the
other pieces 1t is ticket night and trust another
crowded house will be hand. Great prepa stions
making for the production of grand ballet spectacle
Mond ~ evening, ia which Mrs Jones and Mrs. J. B.
Booth will appear It will be brought out in tho most
brilliant style.
The ITALIAN OrERA CoMrANY's Concert at the Taber.
nacle on Tuesday evening next WILL in sill probable ty,
BIS most recherche and brilliant affair. All the Opera
company will assist at It, and the programme will in
guide selections from verte operas such es Gura
',nento," william rei" Ernnni,' "Lucia di L.mer-
moor, Linda di ChAmounix !" "Lombardi SO. Sigma
rum Bscaccianti Patti Sc Signore Sanquirico Bene
veutano Benedict and the other shining lights OF the
company, take prominent parts.
CHRsTy's MINsrRELs The amusing geniuses who
ompose this triumphant band have right to say that
they have achieved greatness" as thay are quite self
aade artists and have arrived their present elevated
position in Ethiopian music through their merits
They give two entertainments to-day, at three and
assght r. M AT both Of them they will sing fine lot
&c &c. They are great mnstreisno one can deny this
SABLE BRorsERs.-The united, brethren who have
adopted this family name are succeeding finely at Con-
venton Hall this is their forteth night of perform
Their programmes are very amusing allied with
good songs noes, jokes, e., as Christmas pudding
l. Of pume. They give two exhibit tons to-day viz. at
three and eight p. Nj.
MEssRs LYNCH AND KAvANAoH will give concert at
the Minerva Rooms ON Moaday evening next great
lumber Of ne glees ballads songs, &c. will be sung by
Misses Rsynsldsop, Leslie, and Roberts, and Messrs.
Phillips, Brown, Rea, Knea.s, and the benefcaries.
BANvARD's PANoRAMA-The rush to this great
work is still great the strangers who in town at this
season of the year 10 such numbers all to go and
see it, as decidedly one of the lions OF the city Such
gigantic and yet accurate painting has never before
been seen in the United States or in the world The
united testimony Of all who have the Mississippi
itself, goes to prove the accuracy of the painting by
Banvard.
BnuNswcxs srAruAny is still on exhibition in Broad
way, Walker street, and is visi.sd by numbers.
he statues fine copies Of the original Of the
Venus and Apollo do Medici
THE ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE in Astor place, opens on
Monday evening with the grand opera Of " Hermann"
ADELpHI This place is doing good business; Ethio
plan Minstrels singing by Miss Leslie and dancing by
Miss Nolin
TRUTHS bsneat vas to take place at tn. Italian Opera
Philadelphia, last evening Tonight is Benedetti's
PHILADELPHIA, Thursdsy March %, 1s4s.
The Italian Opera.
DrAa HERALp-Tom orrow night the excellent troupe
which has given to all lovers Of music much delight
takes its leave of US We trust 1t is aye Never
before have the walls of old Drury rung with such rap
applause that which night after night has said
goodby to the admirable artises who compose it The
Philadelphia audiences usually cold, calm, state
ly to have been startled out of their proprety
Ros spd Avignone, Bsnersntsno and Benedict, Bis
c,cciani and the glorious Truf have carried every
thing by storm
hardly throw flowers at booted feet hang wrestbs
around neck. surmounted by moustache and imperial
yet he shall have mcrk of his appreciation here most
substantial in house crowded from pitt beg pardon
psrquetteto gallery, and most hstt-rDg, from oil the
bright eyes and tiny hands that to be Chest
street upon fne day But tomorrow, the incom-
parable, the delicious Trufi Is the bencfcia,e You
csnnot imsgins how the blood will boil in Quaker veins
how the giants beure frdis will be torn to atoms upon
the hands Of the handles an how the bouquets will be
hsaprd at the fest of 10 Trufi Her grace her bcsuty
her pathetic acting her most delicious voice have excl
ted among us perfect furcr Never the altorns
tons Of despair and JOY wall expressed by her when
she saves her son. her 6epusro from the vengeance Of
the Duke of Fe Never any thing more touch
beautiful than the love strong In the agones
Of death when the curtain falls upon poor Elasss last
sigh Every Ia toe house filled with tears One
dark haired girl carried away strong Mysteries, and
excited dandy rushed to the spot from which Truf
had just risen and kissed it upon his knees Her bene
1T will be such shs deserves Every seat In the house
l. taken but must hope that ths lovely bsncfciars
will not be smothered under the flowers which will be
show-r,d upon her
.addio evpiva HerGldo, tvviva il signor Bennett.
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