The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

Bnootr1cal ana mus1cal.
BowERv THrArRE.-Ths house was filed in gallant
style last evening, on the occasion of Miss Turnbuls
benefit and great the eclat with which the psrfo
msnces went on. The drama OF La Esmsralds'' was
the first piece This drama Is founded the novel Of
that name written by Victor Hugo, We believe. 1t Is
one Of the most exciting. and indeed painfully interest
ing Stories that We have read and which, from
the nature ofhe story is we'll calculated for stage effect
The charming Esmeralda, the innnocent young Gypsey
girl with her joyous dsnciug and loving heart well
Performed by Miss Turnbul, the fair benfciare, and
Mr. Clarke made superb Captain Pbebus The GO
neral interest Of the story we'll kept the dra
msuo version presented last evening. Mr. Marshall as
feeling and Tilton, the priest equally effective The
scenery, So we'll adopted for the period ct which
Csdis" was we'll danced BY Miss Turnbull and Mr.
Smith; and tho grand ballet OF I" La Bayadsre," In
troupe and Miss Turnbul, concluded the evenings en-
tsrtainments We have ON several occasions noticed
the excellent and tho happy change which
has the Bowsry Theatre. 1t IL gentsel
and quiet theatre there is in the Union and the
great exsrtions Mr. Hamblin Is making sutain tho
legitimate drama In nrsrate syls will no doubt prove
successful ct least they have done thus far in
eminent degree Tonight the very favorite opera of
the " Bohe milan Girl' will be performed; and "Esme-
ralda' will also be repeated.
CHATHAM THEArRr.-The crowded state of this
house every evening Is positive proof Of the great
attendant the exertions Of Chsnfrau, the
ger and actor his acting Msss WILL doubt lay the
foundation for entirely style of acting In this
city; certainly he is the most original bhoy have
SEEM The attraction Of Nose, however, though very
great Is not the only at the Chatham the stock
company there most capital Little Miss Denim
and Varrey all good actors and actresses, and do
full justice to any thing they undertake. Last night
and the lsushabe piece Of Our National Dsf.ncss"
was ratified OF In . most amusing manner. Box, Cox
and Knox" concluded the evening. Tonight the Same
bill will be repeated.
TAsrRNAcLr-GRANp CONCERT OF SrGNoRA BIS.
cAooIArrL-Ths respectable audience assembled last
evening, within the walls Of the wide Tabernacle was
graned with Of the greatest musical treats Of the
season Signora Bisosccianti than confirmed the
good Impression shs made in New York, Boston and
Philadelphia. She achieved triumph, and surpass
ed her former self Her voice full of passionate
energy and produced great effect the truthful style
in which she proceeded during the whole eoncsrt
sung, Was rendered by her with skill, grace, and
brio which were generally appreciated by the whole as
due credit to ssnor. for sh. deserves
and either native or not, she ranks among the
ocst artists have heard In New York Really, in that
piece Of Beatrice Bscaeciantis inimitabe cresGnds
and the silver exquisite cearnes Of her upper notes
red the whole house. and great applause avishy be-
gays and sweet bouquets The Last Rose Of sum
mer also Of the great features OF the concert
which demands great ability to be- rendered, and Pc
culisr taste to have II well understood Madame Dsmo-
reau Chit was the first singer In whom We scknowledg
ed the grace Of Moore composition but last evening"
md rival to Cnh this was Signora Bscaccianti
There we're the tune, the Same facility in the
The cavatina Of Linda d Chamouni was another ex.
celent piece. 1t is written BY tho composer to make
s'f For shs and S.s: de- W.s
also oharminsy understood and rendered BY the
Ssnsdeiqp;re Is well the two first msiodie.
would be superfuous. We highly pleased with the
progress he had made in health voice and style since
pany The aria from Roberto d'Evereux," allowed
Siguor to express the sentiment Of his musical genu
maestro, and 1t Is said entre dmis that his COM
positions or. - good as bis method which in our view
belongs to the best school Of Italy. The eulogy We
apply TO sisnor Novsl, whose base voice deep
and real knowledge Of the art Of singing The aria
from the Bravo" and that Of !" Somnsmbuls" were
Two Which each
I" Anna Boens" and that of Attla," were rendered
with perfect ensemble and justnees Of intonstion
q pupil of tho talented maestro, Signor Rspetu This
youth plays the violin with remarkable dexterity
gives great hope for hi: future in the musical world
He is living euloRy Of his able instructor Master
Perkins, with study and perseverance,, will undoubtedly
oroSesss Was ..cssnt and sissor R.ps.ti sSpoy.a h
Baton with mis- usual ability Signor A. Bari who 90
somp.nisd on the Piano deserved also great credit
great IL announced for the ensuing week and
thence she will proceed to Phisdelphs, Baltimore and
down South. We hope she will return among
US, and give another coHcert in Nov York.
BROADWAY OpEoN-The Animated Pictures are oil
the rage at this house. They got up very carefully
and richly.
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES. Colemans bsnd Of Minstrels
An Animate Pictures the principal amusements at
this place this evening.
sABLE BRorHERs-These amusing Ethiopian singers
will perform tomorrow evening ct Paterson j., in
the Odd Fellows Hail. From their arrangements for
elsewhere they can only sing once at Paterson.
CHRrsrY's MirsrRELs-The folks In Newark are to
main among them for the balance Of the week. On
Monday next they return to this city their old sing
ing ground Mechanics Hail. will be then ready for
them again. The Newark people, then had better make
the most Of them whilst they have them.
SOUTHERN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS goes well with
these singers and from all appearances they will have
long run among us here as the Minerva Rooms are
we'll hlIed every evening Of their concerts They per-
form to night ss usual
Yankee Hill is performing in st Louis.
Mr. Forrest playing In the National theatre, Gin
cinnau last week
Sporting Intelligence.
TRorTINo MATCH BETWEEN LADY SUTTON BLACK
HAWK On Tuesday, the trotting match between b.
LAZY Sutton and b. b. Black Hawk, mile heats, best
three in Ave. to $50 ID wagons took place at tho Union
Course LII and won By the black horse after four
closely contested heats
The numbsr Of spectators greater than was ever