The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
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Musical ThatricsI
BowERy THrArHE -" Cinderella" was repeated last
sung with thrilling sn.ot Mrs s.e1in as Gin
dsrslla acquitted herself with infinite ability She was
we'll supported by Messrs seguin, Gardner and sauer
Their rich and powerful tones throughout The evening
coupled with tn. ducet warblipgs Of Mrs segun were
rapturou.ly sppaud.d by the enre house The troupe
manner, and Miss Julia Turnbul the Fairy Queen
was Msst successful mr. Scguiu's b-n-ns IL fixed for
iris evening and highly attractive bill put forth for the
cccseinn Independent of the vast array Of tslsnt will
undoubtedly draw jam house. SINGS Mr. S's appear
snce at the Bowery, he has won deserved popularity
and Is quite favorite which will insure him bum per
at this popular theatre from the many sdmirers f his
high qualities opsratc performer The celebrated
bal~t opera Thu Bayad.re" will commence the per
formAncs after which the frst time 10 ten years the
full opera OF" Rob Roy" which will be presented BY
powerful and highly talented cast The popular and
Rob Roy Ia this grand opera saa Mrs Ssyuin will per-
form that of Diana Vernon The bill is highly strsc-
tive aud tboeo who will be this evening will
JOY rich banquet.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-The house was filed again last
evening, and great vas the applause and cheering
il bound to draw fortune after it, and Chanfrsu
indeed apply to himself Byrons expression, .woke
one morning and found myself famous" Although
well and favoraby known to the pubic q good pains
taking actor still he did not acquire his elevated
stand unit! Moss stepped tie stage, when in
the Cha than Theatre, things will go on presperously
enough under present auspices. We msy mention that
house, every one therefore In is Of good
view Of the stage. 10 night the uerformsnces will
sst OF Kings Gardener ""Child Of the Regiment
New York as It is, and " State Secrets"
CHRsry's MINsrRELs. at Brooklyn, last evening crea
ted IS much of excitement they wont to do
In New York. doubt not. They are perfect rsvolu
tioLsed negro singing which, instead of being vulgsr
awusement Is by Chrstys harmonious voice raised up
20 be the chosen OF our most refined people
They perform at Brooklyn again tonight and to-mor.
row night
SOUTHERN HARMorrsrs-At tbs Minerva Rooms
these singers hold their evening sosses. They fine
set OF singers aud worthy OF patronage by ell lovers Of
good singing.
SABLE BRorHEns.-The Brothers continue to bs as
much appreciated az ever and the way tho peops
with them been . week of benefits; and tonight, J. @
Evans the facetious bones Of the bard takes his In
Ind ".
BANvARD's PANORAMA The testimonials Of oil those
who are intustsy acquainted with the River Misesip
p bear witness TO the extraordinary fathfulness CT this
picture OF IT. and the immense patronage II receives
shows how citizens appreciate It Nothing like 1t
has been before the Uoon or in tho world
1t Is the great mastrodonamong psnoramas.
MELopEoN Pete Morris Jeanne Reynaldson tho Viz.
ena Ministries ard other singers at this gentee place
o. refot ere craving large crowds to hear them l: Is
pleasant place OF entertainment
Broadway OpEoy-The animated pictures hera are
all tie rage There are new onss given every night
CoNoERr AT PArERRoN, N. Tho Mountaineers
rev band Of singers to give concert this evening
y. Meesrg
saith, Warnsr. Camp, aud Black ell first rate singers
and well qualified TO give a first rate entertain ent
my win be a.ssted til. evening by the Amateur
Qasrtettc Association, and Mr. g. Putnsm, Of Boston.
re prngraape includes great variety OF gees songs
Duets SC.
The Heron family have been very successful in Balsi-
ormed
AMERICAN THEArRIcAL FUND The members Of the
Theatrical Fund Association held meeting yesterday
st the st. Charles Hotel In this city, the first since
received their charter
On motion Mr.. Barry unanimously elected
chairman and on taking his seat spoke follows:
thsuk you gentlemen for the honor you have con-
ierred upon NO IN elscting me you chairman, and
will end.avor to discharge the duties of Ofce with
the strictest tmpartisty congratulate you and th
members Of our profession at large in these United
States on the passage OF an act incorporating Anne
rican Dr.matc Fund Association yet have only
capped defeat hy the tn OF teeth the rigid princ
pies OF some OF eys ators (sthough they
tres objects for taxation would have denied pro-
'ses ofhe art the right of ating together
for the support Of the aged inhrm the widow and
the orphan right which has been heretofore readily
granted TO other professions aud trAdes Strange that
ia the nineteenth century in this land of liberty and
equal righsn this Gag Of universal diffusion OF know
ledge AMI liberal sentiments prejudice should
attempt 10 put stop 10 the Of active
lence Yet such the fact for this act necessary
built up by charity. the first Of Christian virtues was
on being presented to tue Legislature by he
House, and reported azsnit The Senate The future
pages of crsEstic history would have stamped the
sion Of AZ with unenvisbe notorety but for the
terpofiion OF meaber OK our profession q gentleman
who volunteered 20 visit the city Of Albany and look
ter our rights He appealed successfully to tho sober
second thous hts OF lawmakers, end aided by the
liberal representatives from the city Of New York the
lost bill was recondered and prayer at length
grsnted or, in tbs words Of our immortal poet,
Consideration like an angel came,
Ard wbipt the Offending Adam out of em ,
THE six gentlemen named In the act y kind of
provisional government this day surrender into the
OF those TO whom II errnately belongs the pow
erconferred on them by the Legislature simply
ing the rubscr,bers to the fund that ey have
Laws, 10 seect their officers The crm mittees ap
pointed to draft your rules have performed
faithfully. The constitution before me has passed
through three revisons and present ysu Gods of
laws for tho government Of the American Dramatic
Fudc Association, prrect believe, In all its bearings
yet hsble to alteration whenever you shsl deem euch
alteration necessary. Gentlemen, will trespsss your
patience no longer
The rules and regulations, 80 Ia number we're then
read TO the meeting by Mr.. Bass, and unanimously
adopted.
The following gentlemen were then chosen as tnasrs
Of toe society
Preudent-Mr Forrest.
W CIV r. Chapman, John McKeon, Mr.. Hall,
Henry ;. Steboins, Thomas =. Hambin
Drecto's-Messrs Fleming. Barry, Holland, Barrett,
Marshsll, Hadawsy, Mitchell. Bass, Vsohe, Piac!de
Grst'kn, W,myss, Chspfrsu, Shaw, Burke
Treasurer, JOHN PovEr. Seory. j. w BRoueHAM
The meeting then sojournei to meet sgsn on Thurs
day next, at Ia. same pisce
ARMY 1SIEILIGENcE.-The ship Huntrcss
Captain Spring, called yesterday IRON Cover
more leland, with a detachment OF Sixty recruits
tor California, under and OF CAPTAIN Rufus