The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-26


BowEaY THEArRE.-The tragedy Of Macbeth, % and
the new drama the Rag Picker Of Paris" form the
bill ofentertarment at the Bowery this evening Mr.
job r Scott u perform Macbeth, Mr.. Clarke Mac
duig, ana III silnmy Duncan. This is an excellent
east tni oLe ~hc cssHres satisfactory performance
the Rag Picker Of Paris'' is founded on q French
drama, LIE Chifonier" which has been per.
formed with great success in France and England
The cast in this piece is likewise excellent. The
amusements this evening will fill the house to GER
tainty.
NfsLo's, Asroa PLAcE.-The charming little yien-
noise dancing girls, will perform three of their grand
advertisements this evening at Niblos, Astor Place
Theatre and in addition to this inducement to visit
that attractive place, the drama the Giant of the
Forest will be performed It is easily seen that the
Astor Place theatre has changed hands. There is
lining said nova days Of beggary account of empty
boxes; every night Of Mr. Niblos management would
fill any place
BROADWAY THEATRE.-An excellent bill will be per-
formed at the Broadway Theatre tonight consisting
of the tragic play of Pizarro the Death of Rola'
and the drama " Don Cesar de Bazan.n In our last
notice of this establishment we described the newly
invented apparatus for ventiatng public buildings.
ire By the effects which it pr.Sfce, the heat of the
warmest weather, and the lassltude and discomfort
which 1t occasions, are entirely obviated.
CHATHAM THEArRE-For the past two weeks the
audiences have been quite full though slim when COM
pared with those who hocked nightly to witness the
popular extravaganza of New York it IT," in which
Nose fourished successfully. Mr.. Chanfrau having
finished successful engagement in Boston, has
turned and will appear this evening in that favorite
piece. The Irish Lion" and Happy Man." will also
be produced in which the celebrated barney williams
will appear The performances will open with the
" New York Milliners,' in which Mr.. Winans will APP
pear MS Simon Sparks. With the present talented
corps. success to the Chatham. is certain.
CASTLE GARDES.-The managers of this place
getting finely and it is not to be wondered at
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diences; besides which, there is always ne sea air
going which adds greatly to the health Of those Who
from business are confined in the city during the day
Tonight will be produced the Barrack Roomn and
the Magic Mirror''-pieces of great merit and will
be most ably performed.
SrEYERMAnKIscHE This celebrated company of mu-
sicans will give their fourth concert at the Tabernacle
this evening Their former visit to this city for
them universal APPROPRIATIONS and full house is to
attend them wherever they may be. The programme
for this evening is made up of the choice selec
tions and will prove rich feast to all who go to hear
their performances. This band give a Concert at
bridgeport Wednesday evening next, and return to
this city to give another Concert ut the Tabernacle
Friday evening.
MAURICE STRAKoscH.-Just predicted the de-
mand for tickets to the vocal and musical entertain
of this distinguished Pianist s so great that he
is obliged to sve his concert next Thursday evening
at the Tabernacle instead of the Apollo Rooms The
impression left by his scientific touch and inimitabe
execution on Thursday last will long be remembered
by the musical gentry Of this city. All loud In
their praise of his splendid musical requirements and
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this country.
CHRisTY's MINsTRELs This very popular band Of
songsters still at Mechanics Hall, where they
nightly favored with full houses. They have become
the most celebrated band of " white darkies, in the
country, and fast climbing the sleeps Of fortune
and Of fame.
BANvARp's PANoRAMA.-Th great painting Is still on
exhibition at Panorama Hail. and thousands visit 1t
weekly 1t is needless to say that 1t most perfect
piece of art and those who have travelled upon the
Mississippi acknowledge its superiority any other
painting in the country. 1t will soon close, and
would advise those who desire to see it, to do so speedily
The Aston Place Opera Company have, during their
atestay in Boston, prese ntcd the operas Of Ernani
Lucreza Borgia, Nebuchadnezzar, and II Guramento
The production of these operas attended with
much expe which has not been met by the receipts
and consequently the managers will be considerable
loss unless they remunerated at their compmeta-
ry benefit on Monday evening, June Goth.
Mr. Malone Raymond is about closing the exhibit
ton, at Boston, of the Model Of Ancient Jerusalem.
Mr. Lover to give of his g Evening" enter
tainments at Pittsburg, on the ed inst.