The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

Theatrical and Musical.
BowHRY THEArnE.-This capacious theatre was
again crowded to the utmost excess last evening The
comedy Of Is He Jealous" having been performed,
the interesting drama, entitled The Pride of the
Market" produced for the second time, In which
Miss Mary Taylor appeared in her original character
az Marion This favorite actress and vocalist, next
appeared as Cherry in that grand fairy rpectaclc
CHERRY and Fair Star" which has been gotten up
a most magnificent scale of spendor The merry Is
beautiful aud truly effective. Miss Lockyer as Aria
ma, Queen of the Fairies, and Mrs Walcott, Fair
Star ELECTED enthusiastic applause The engagement
of Miss Taylor has proved great card and doubt
but Cherry will continue to draw full houses for some
time to come.
NIBLo's, AsroR PLACr.-Another fne enter tainment
was given last evening" at this fashionable resort which
may be called the IRE ndezvous of the monde elegant
and of all the strangers now so numerous in town.
The Vennose children received with I'M
bounded applause, and deserved, indeed, by their
dancing well their singing. the harvest which
they received The Polka Paysanne, and the Pas des
Amourettes, were also rendered with that precision
cuous on the boards of all theatres Of Europe and
America The English company of actors are nightly
sharing also the warm reception given to their little
colleagues Another good bill for this evening.
CnArHAM THEArsE.-Nir. H. p Grattan appeared
last cvening Edward osBrien, the Rebel Chief in
the romantic drama Of that title After the perform
ance Of the Merning of Life, or the Orphans,n in
which, Miss S. Denim very successfully sustained the
character Of Walter the performances concluded
with the new farce of Land Sharks and Sea Gullsn
An excellent bill is offered at this popular establish
ment for to- NEIGHBOUR National Defences, in which
the fire raters go through singular exercises The
Rent Day" in which Mr.. Grattan takes the charac-
ter Of Martin Haywood also the Sealed Sentence or
the Death Warrant" are to be performed, besides
some fancy dances by Misses Amelia and Deloraine.
CHRIsrr's MrSsrRELs.-These delightful singers will
give of their best concerts this evening There
seems to be much confusion among politicians now-s-
from the various of the different Sides we
advise them all to go and listen to Christys band IL
1t does not heal their political differences, it will make
them unanimous in one thing-that is, that they
the greatest Ethiopian singers going
CASTLE GARpEr.--New Workers. are good patrons of
any thing really good and therefore they patronize
this splendid place. large audience last evening
greeted the efforts Of the comedians in their amusing
performances. Holland deserves much credit for the
capital manner in which he manages his company,
and we trust the propretors will realize handsome
reward for the enterprise and hard cash they have
pended in their endeavors to provide delightful place
Of resort for our citizens and vsters to the city dur
ing the warm weather. That their efforts have been
directed Alright, visit to the garden will convince
any For this evenings bill we refer to the adver
tisement
BANvARps PAroRAMA-Ths exhibition the first
one of the kind got up In the world, and under
tho most adverse circumstances, which required all
the energies Of Banvard to surmount as fully and
exhibited elsewhere or the glorious scenery and
curate delineaon Of every inch Of ground for twelve
ken in terms Of admiration. We only repeat, that
one ought to omit seeing this panorama. 1t will be
exhibited here to-day, viz. at and SPIN.
HuDsoS's PASoRAMA.-This elegant affair, giving, as
the Ohio and Mssssppi rivers for i4oo miles Of their
course is attracting crowds Of vsiters. This species
Of panorama is popular and attractive that all
citizens will become travellers and well informed
too without being under the necessity Of leaving
their homes for than two three hours at tims
and their fl miles they need not leave for q momAt,
as they will find that taking them with them to the
panorama, will be one of the fnest treats they
give them To-day this panorama can be seen twice,
viz. at and PM.
MELopEoS The entertainments at this place are
ofsuch diversified and pleasing nature that no vsi-
ter fail to be pleased with them 1t is such gen.
tee and well managed establishment that we do not
wonder at its success.
IspIAf CONFERENCE.-The collection Of South Ame-
rcan Indian curiostes, exhibiting mt $40 Broad.
and old travelled and untravslled, philosophers and
scientific minds They are certainly the most unique
and beautiful specimens Of uncivilsed workmanship
ever seen The toll and trouble Of collecting such
large number Of specimens must have been immense,
and have cost much money. No such collection has
ever before been exhibited here we believe
MIR. GEoRoE VANpENHoFF, of the Broadway Theatre,
takes benefit tomorrow evening. The bill Of enter
tainments Is lively and attractive one Mr. Vanden-
hof appearing in two of his prominent characters,
and in the recitation Of Collins Ode Of the Passions.
which he delivers in the costume of Apollo with great
beauty and finish Mr. vsndsnhoG is one Of the most
accomplished actors connected with the American
stage and the annou ncement of his for a bene-
fit ought to fill the house, aud doubtless will
Mime ANNA BISHOP has given a series of her splendid
concerts, at New Orleans, Natchez, Vicksburg. and
Memphis; and she is in St Louis giving her grand
scenes from the best operas, to crowded houses We
are happy to state that Mr. Bocsha the Napoleon of
the harp has recovered the Of his right arm and
10 now enabled to delight his hearers with those nds
Of epchantment which other artist but himself
produce on the harp.
JOS BIHIN THE BELGIAN GiANT-Ths wonderful
artist the arrival Of whom announced some weeks
ago In our paper reached New York Saturday last.
in brig FROM Tavre, and intends to travel through
this country In giving he did at his previous voyage
exhibitions Of his astonishing feats We understand
that NJ Bihn has brought with BIN several plays in
which he has been introduced by the authors the
principal character and which, when produced will be
very effective and productive for the manager who will
secure them both. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Nblo has
already visited NJ Bihn, and should not be asto-
nished to hear that he has him ut his ashona
BILE theatre
BARNEY WILLIAMS, after fulfilling a profitable n
gagement in Albany, is now in Boston playing to
crowded houses He is great favorte, and deserved
ly So
The Aleghanans were at Cleveland the 10th
inst They are on their east after winter spent
ha uouf and