The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

VopotrsoA1 axd Wuonool.
IsALiAs osssA.-Lsst svssins ths lyrical drama o.
'Erns =" the music BY Verdi drew together larss
- ntlsgs Of the elite ana fashion OF the CITY tn.
ev ming was fine aud the stmosphers refreshing and
the audience seemed to enjoy the utmost vsoess and
spirit The curtain rose about eight O'Clock presenting
splendid scenic view of the mountains of Arragon and
the casls Of DON Ruy Gomez. The opening chorus bv
he mountainsers was given with much harmony, and
tn, sosns, Meree fratsi smici by Arnold was sweat
and effective; he possesses excellent tenor voice.
which by care and good management viii greatly i'm
prove. The scena, Ernani! involami alp aShoyrifo am
seso, was bresthed forth in all the power and sweet
ness Of nns, full and rich soprano voice. by sigma
TruA-hsr execution was delightful, and the whole
was much enhanced In brilliaucy by Of the most
finished and beautiful shakes have listened to-
In tue second sct the dustt Caro acesnto by Sigma
Trufa and signor Arnodi evidenced excellent skill in
Bon Carlos acted WELL aud have never heard him in
better ypice-hs received many marks of appreciation
was in h. op.r. &:r the thru so
the house rang with cheers for repetition Of the clos
ing chorus, when Trufh, Bensventano and Arnold,
made fner appearance, bowed and again received rst
Grated cheers There every to believe the pre-
sent operatic season will be profitable for the
agemsnt.
BowERY THEArRx.-Ths delirium of excitement ere
sted by the news of the French revolution has drawn
crowds to the Bowery theatre, to witness the thrilling
drama Of the Insurrsction Of Paris which has been
got out with much success. This magnificent piece
founded the events connected with the
luton in France, has created quite upon the Bow
cry and connected with the great movements now 60
ing in tho city, with view to get up extensive
denomination to sympsthze with France, It's ntroduc
ton upon the boards here 10 we'll timed The scenery
connected with the peoe Is beautifully got up and the
entire by an excellent cast presents in
taken place In the Freuch metropolis with the dramas
that figured therein The oharacers Of Louis
Philippe, the Duke de MontpeDsier, Duke de Nemours
Mar.hsl Bugesud, Odllon Barrot, Lsmsrtine and all
the leading spirits that figured in the late rsvou-
CLARKE. Eugene Dc Xal leader of the forces
c'l!e Mt Cracow Polish refugee, attached to the
Jacques, soups Maigre" by Burke, rich, and an
excellent representation Of the French cook The
manner highly oredtsble to the Bowery and the piece
Will undoubtedly, in the present state of the public
houses The "The Whiteboys Of Ireland" was again
repeated, and passed OF with it, usual suscssr
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Tho spectacle Of the Esprit Of
the Waters" is quite hit at this house The graceful
Undne with her wsyward tricks 10 well acted by Mrs.
Jones' and the snsmorsa Sir Hulderand and Khulebom,
the fire fend, find fitting representatives in Msssrs
Held and w. Taylor, while Mrs B. Booth Olinda,
the peasant girl acts most oharmingly Tbs scenery
is Splendid the various tabsaux dances oonbAts &c,
all combine make the piece all that scenery acting
make beautiful story Previous to the spectacle,
the farce Of the Kings Gardener" most Imaginable
affair, and sheridan's brilliant burlesqne The Kehear
sal' was presented. In the first MIR. Winsus Gallo.
chard was comcal 81 ever, and Mrs B. Booth acted
up to her part Madame Galoohard Mr.. Held Puf
In "The Rehearsal" capital The heuse was OK.
ceedingy well attended, In fact the full houses
the rule at the Chatham, slim the exception and
under the present we believe this rule will
long hold good. Tonight the pieces will be
psaed, and We doubt not there will be equally good
house.
CHRsrYs MINsTRHLs. These philosophers may Justly
lay claim to the title Of in these revolution
nasty Of negro snging and introduced entirsly new
syle Of music in that branch which all New York
approaching may judge by tbs crowds that 80
10 hear them nightly Their dancing So 10 inimiable.
SABLE BsorHERs The doipgs and sayings Of these
brethren Of the banjo attracting much attention.
their room IL well flied every evening. They are well
worth hearing.
BANvARps PANonAMA of the Mississippi is modern
travelling made easy BY making short journey up
Broadway to Panorama Hall one much as In
sec In sixty days This picture the eleotr magnetic
Telegraph on canvass.
THE ADELPHI, in CT atham square, is quite popular
10 large and handsomely ed saloon and the
smusenents consist Of dancing ballad singing, negro
minstresy, &c.
BaoADwAY OpEeN-Ths pictures and caricatures in
action In this place quito amusing The
programme is changed every evening
HERR DRIEssAoH This celebrated lion tanner, says
the Baltimore Clipper of the 27th inst passed through
Baltimore yesterday his to Ptsbus to visit his
family He is in 6ue heal tn and looks we'll Many per-
the elephant in whom he broke loose last
winter, which, learn not the caee-he received
harm whatever Driesbach is the greatest lion
Of the age, beyond doubt or cavil.
Madame Augusta came passenger in the steamer
southerner whichsrrved here onTuts-