The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

V00aGrIco4 unu NusScSA.
ITALIAN OPERA-SEcoSp sEAsoN.-The prospects Of
this Italian Opera Tor the second period Of tho season.
which opens Tomorrow evening. beginning to be
somewhat better than we had expected they would be-
ct the close of the first We understand from
good authority that there have been great changes
made, good deal Of cutting down, and remodelling
among the oups that the expenses have been reduced
and number of successful efforts made towards produc
ing unity, harmony, satisfacon, and united effort in
the coming season In fact probable from what
learn that there has been good tempered and good
humored revolu.sn among the noupe in conse suence
Of recent events. aided and assisted by some kind
friends behind the curtains but who they srs we don't
know. In their recent visit to Philadelphia, the
troupe have received great deal Of attention; and
according to all accounts, they have meritsd, by
their good conduct, their harmony Of disposition and
their efforts to give beautiful operas in the best sty
all those things We trus: that the prospect now open
ing will not be frustrated by any unfortunate occur
The great difficulty in conducting italian opera
in this republican country is tho entire freedom which
prevails among all partiss-mansgers artists editors
critics. SPECTATORS fashionable society," unbelievable
society, canaille Sc Nothing is settled nothing is
fixed, nothing determined all are strugglpg-every
little clique and cotere, for its selfish purposes,
aud some individuals for universal dominion. il is
singular fact, too, that in tragedy, comedy, &C., the
old plan, there always le's trouble then there in
managing the Italian Opera which Is composed of
sounds and beautiful harmony We trust that during
The about to open all will endcaver to make it
pleasant and agreeable timethlt the subscribers the
public managers the private managers. the vocss,s,
the committees, the proprietors the doorkeepers tho
check takers the police, and even the hackmen, in
cracking their whips, will all bshave themselves WELL
and We can't for get through the Ita-
liam Opera without quarrclling, fighting and dissracng
ourselves. Dc try.
BowERY THEArRE.-A very crowded house, last eve.
ming again witnessed this pe,foim Of The White.
boys of lreland and "The Bottle aud both passed of
with their usual Mr. c. w. Clarkss persone.
ton of Richard Thornly, in 'The Bottle" power
fully sustained The grand national drama Of the In
surrecion of Paris" will be presented on Monday eve
of the recent movement for national independence ia
En,s The various incidents Of the plot the
reception Tbs great excitement that has s' pre-
vailed in city during the last week. the tubeo!
crowds to tho Bowery, to witness this performances,
founded on facts that are freshly stamped upon the
some are very aoiousy chosen and the character Of
Louie Philippe, with his sons also Marshal Bugeaud, Go
of Paris Captain Ledorie Odilon Barrett and,
in word all the leading characters who lately figured
We anticipate crowded during tho representation
the national feeling Of republication, In the breasts Of
all. TIE scenery, decorations, and all the incidents
presented The talented stock company will all appear
Ia full strength Tomorrow evening will DO the first Of
III. Of Sss
80 successful run during the past week. will also be
continued.
CHATHAM THEArRH.-The performances last evening
we'll attended, and the excellent acting of Miss
Denim, IN tho farce Of the Four Mowbrays" much
appsuded This young lady shows much versatility of
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pieces which performed all went of well The ju-
dcious selection Of light and agreeable dramas and
frequenters Tomorrow evening however, brilliant
new spectacle will be produced it is called The Spirit
Of the Waters and ws understand is founded on the
beautiful German Romance Of I" Undire !" II will be
brought forward with ell tbs spendor Of which such
roma mite theme IL c'pabls-hne soonery-combats-
real water jets no less than one thousand at time
he stagc-nsw dressesand 10 mako the thing all
pete, the strength Of the company will fill the various
who engaged, will also appear in It, We have no
doubt that the play will have long and successful run,
and bring fame and cash both to the theatre.
CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs-The ball Is still m oving on,
and the mnsrels are prog e.sng in their triumphant
with the usual eelot The singing, dancing &c.,
Il as amusing and excellent as ever, the audience
delighted, and Mechanics Hall well filed. Such
continued of has been the lot any
band before and from all appearances this not
half what they will havo.
SABLE BRorHRRs These geniuses have concluded
another good weeks work. and commences again tomor-
row evening, with renewed vigor They started with
them, and seem to be carrying 1t out their al
Convention Hall is filled nightly.
CoScERr RooM-This place will open o.morrow eve
ming, with negro minstelsy dancing, SO. The CONGO
Minstrels is the name of the band
The ODEoN opens tomorrow evening, with sero conic
pictures singing, dancing. 81.
THE ITALIAN OrERA COMPANY will give grand con.
cert at the Tsbsrnacls Tuesday evening next, and
selections from the most favorite OPENS will be given
by them. The Tabernacle will, no doubt be crowded
GRAND CoSo4Rr -Messrs. Lynch and Ksvanagh, tw1
vocssts OF considerable celebrity who long nd f
vorsby known In this CITY, give very excellent enter
taiunsnt, on Monday evening next, at the Minerva
Rooms Several eminent voosiiss are engaged for the
occasion
Collins the Irish comedian, is very successful in his
Irish entertainments, given at ArmOry Hall, New o.
leans. The Times rpeaks very highly OF his genuine
wit and humor and also Of his abilities excellen
vocalist.
MIR Lynne is playing most successful engagement q
the Arch street, Theatre, Philsdslshis
ed houses The Norfolk Courier speaks favorably Of hi
City Intelligence.
THE WEArHER.-The weather yesterday was extreme
ly pleasant not cloud having made lis appearance IL
from the west was blowing all day making delight
fui day unwished for. Early In the morning heavy
& OFT WIS upon the ground, which held in older
times ominous Of weather, when 1t appeared il
the spring TINA hazinsss overspresd the sky In the
evening" but appearance Of foul weather was visible
FRENcH REvoLUTIor-Commttessr representing esr Q
raj nations, who rejoice in this revolution mat at st
Johns Hall last night for work. The following citizen
appointed q committee, with power to prepare
general address. to b. submitted at q aes demon
srson Of the friends of liberty to be held the Park
With Areuds H. Kriege, Stemmlsr A Delec he aux