The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-23

ShOolsC3S HuO N On4c0Is
EosRRi THrsTsE~Thers WAS a rorstiion Is,f
evening CT the thrilling domestic drama of tbs Bet
te," which passed OF with ts usual sucosss The cha
rscter Of Richard Thornley, the chief part in tho piece
Yves well psrsonated by Mr.. Clarke who was ably sup
ported by an excellent cast We have already frs
qucn'y taken occasion to notice this ana
the crowded house, last evening" NAV be deemed tha
ture Throughout sminentIy cacnatsd - 'f,scs NAV
goot than AL the violent dsnuucstops that Occasion
y marx tns eouss OF those who illuminate their
tnemss against the degrading vice OF drunkenness
from the pulpit or the PLATFORM The temperance lee
turer IN making violent appeal to the passions OF his
auditory, makes abunder-commtsa grave error The
graphic picture presented in the thrilling drama of The
Bottle appeals to the reason. to common sense and
the the votares Of temperance could not do
more ample justice to its cause than In taking cursorv
glance at the well dslnested character Of the drupksrd
to depict the depravity Of this vice, made their
slaves Save otunE win view to deter their children
perance Lecturers, thet they would do more , sr
tcs good by exhortiDg their auditories to look In
during the performances Of this piece at hs Bowery than
weeks expended in the ordinary way of gaining I'D
herents to cause which home to the breast Of
every "The Bottls will bs repeated this evening
and the house. Is expected will be crowed usual
The new drama Of " The Whteboy" also repeated
last evening with its usual success Ths bill will
jam house.
CHATHAM THEATRE Last night Mr.. A. A. Addams
took benefit and the house was well Allied on the o.
oa'on. We were glad to this. Mr. Adams by his
fine acting during his engagement has afforded much
satisfaction to the frsqusns Of this gentsel and popu
lar establishment. The play "virgn iusn and
Mr. Adas%s appeared in the character Of that name
place the stage aud the part Of Virginius one that
requires much dscernment and tact for its duo perform
All this owed on IL by MIR A and though
have many the best living tragedans It
we think that taken as whole Mr.. Adams performed
cspabe CT His nobls bearing the father the inpres
sive in which he besows his cherished daughter
puts on the father and the patriot soldier rush
ing to bsttla in the of his counry-n finely
done AS the tragedy approssehsd it's cTs. his acting
Gensva, concluded thu evepipgs entertainments. Mr.
seev takes benefit this evening and vai.ty Of at.
fractions are set forth in the BILL drama meodrama and
farce besides dancing, porturipg 60 by the talented
Nixon. father and two sons The Chatham Theatre 10
now fairly under Roadway, and from the GENITAL and
elegant style in which every thing produced there
will no Doubt long continue It, present popularity.
THE ITALIAN OPERA The Italian Opera will re- open
the second period Of the Monday evening
next at tho Aston Place Theatre We understand that
some changes have been sde in Encouragement; but
what hsy are 1t is very difficult to learn accurately and
probably the managers and the committee don't know
themselves Ncmin'lly the Opera will continue under
the sam, managers; but it is said that really and truly
some new persons have finger in the pie. The report
is that they will open with 'Lucretia Borgia" or I'll
Giuramento" the opera of "Nsbuco" not being
ready for representation II neither CT these operas
to be brought out really hope and wish they would
bring out Duo FoSear" ore Of the most beautiful
Paris Hopes are entsrtsined that the recond sea
son q the Opera will be better conducted than the
G aIst . we nope 20 too The difficulties In the
critics and coteriss who wanted to regulate
very thing according to their intellect aud
purposes Some OF those critics endssvored to destroy
the harmony and utility of the company by falsely ele
va'ins and praising one and depressing another The
iSr ORANGE folly ipsipidy trash sliness and nonsense
WHICH uulDg the ret season written and publish.
ed IN lie shape of criticisms will not hope, be im
taed be attempted during the latter portion of the
oqora. The spring is now approaching the city will
be full OF visitors, anu the troupe and the committee
gether and endsavor to make the Opera the
Tor rival coteres but resort for refinement end taste
they may bring together in that beautiful building
vast accession OF patrons that may swell their receipts to
something respectable before the final close Let them
| Try.
CHRIsrr's MIssrnELs The progress EDWARDS OF
these singers places them beyond the necessity of sing
ing Ih-reis better time coming for they ell tho
time having good times and need not look for better
They are the Ssturne Ethiopian fingers though
quite prolific Of rival bands like that highly respectable
hrathen deity they soon swallow up their offs pring
They ne set Of fellows and deserve their success
Tonight they give fne entertainment.
| SABLE BRorHERs -" Thsrc is a sound of revel-y by
night at Convention Hall, to borrow Of Byron's
it They give much satisfaction to all who visit them
and sre pursuing career Of success Their list of
songs IS, ios this evening is unusually attractive
| HUTCHINSON FAMLY-Ths family give their last yo-
cal entertainment at the Tabernacle this evening The
programme consists of many and beautiful songs.
Measrs Reeves and Broush who are attached to the
Bishop opera troupe about to give concerts by them
selves IN some of the southern cities
Madame Augusta, aud her ballet corps were to give
their last entertainment at Savannah the evening OF
| the nth inst.
Those remarkable children the AppoIoneans are Civ
ing concerts at Hartford Connecticut
1t is said, that calling the roll of the Viepnose
children lately at New Orleans Madame Weiss found
two OF the largest and Eandsomest missing 1t
subsequently ascertainel that they had cioped with
lover piece, and had mads their way to Mobile.
Rockwell's Circus Company, which sailed from this
city in tho bark lmogene for Valparaiso, s., at
faya on the 4h February, and at Terceirs tho OH
s@-x~
miss Jcanie RsyHO!dsOn RG Il j. M. BrOvvO, of
YOnkers will sing If their md