The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

ius, 10 wisness ncr psroopaon OF Gseie, In tbo oeau
tifui ballet Of that name. The entertainments CON-
msnoad with the comedy His Last Lsgsn ia which
Mr. Brouehsm, as O'Caraghen an Irishmsp Of genius,
enacted bis part WE'LL and was Enthusiastically ohsered
throushont hi. Performance. The next pisos in
issomevhat wild AMI nciful yet II the picture
OF resy a.viewed u the respective relations Of rural
life early affection by endearpg association being sx
cited to such degree that disappointment In reaching
the goal happiness very frequently dsturbs the
tai tacuities 20 &c TO cause arrangement of mind and
loss of health The truth Of this beautifully por-
traysd by Mdle Blsngy when she discovers oil that
to the completion of her perfect happiness. not the
simple peasant, but prince in disguseh.r agony Of
disappear her bewaered frantic aspect and the
convnlsye ihroes nature were truly natural and eff
fective and called forth the unanimous Of the su
diencs In tae second act, IS the enchanting Willie.
her light and sry movement aud elasticity OF bound
were beautiful in the extreme Of the Bousc
eri an elegasy accomplished dancer end received
many marks Of appreciation. Miss Vaes. as the Queen
OF the Fairies respectable and the baletn gene
rally Speaking seemed to be- well instructed Metamc
Broughsm usual for his able representation Of For
rest received tied cheers To morrow evening, a
Holse OF the Peppsrs,' new ballet, L'Lunsn dun
Peintre" and the Irish farce of the Omnibus The
PIT ard gallery being reduced In price We should not be
surprised the house were crammea from pit to dome
BowERY TAEArnE.The beautiful tragedy Of Pizar-
70" was produced here last evening" and from lis
merits in addition to its being we'll performed excited
high degree Of interest in the audience. The house
very full, ua and the pit was regular jam;
but the evening passed with great order and ami
msticn Mr.. w. Marshall, Rola fully sustained his
great reputs.ion MIR. Tiiton's Pzsrro very
dtable performance, and Mrs. Madison played well in
the character of Elvra. The enthusiasm which pre-
parts Ia this play weTe well sustained Mr. Marshall
called out at tie fail Of the cursin and addressed
the audience thenkins them Tor their kindness and
pleading hoarsensee. He withdrew amid loud acclama-
tons and cheers The extremely laughab,e and anus
ing comedy OF "My Fellow Clerk followed, which
aso well received, and Mr.. J. H. Hall acted with
great humor ard spirit The whole concluded with
"Don Cesar Do Bszan' in which MIR. c. w. Clarke
acted with his usual ability. The other characters by
Mtmr,. Bethany. Jordan and Keenc, and Mrs. Phillips
ana Mre Sutherland, were we'll sustained On Monday,
Mr. Marble the great Yankee comedian will make his
6rs appearance ia the new Yankee comedy Of the Peo
PIES Candidate " Mr.. Marble will also appear In
other piece ard Mr. Msrshali will sustain the character
OF Carwin, In the drama of Therese."
CHATHAM THEArpr.-The farewell benefit Of Miss
Clarke and Mr. Walcot, last evening, wsl attended
and the tradegy Of King Lear " performed by
very excellent cast The part Of King Lear played
by Mr. Adams, to Miss Clsrks's Cordelia, and his
acting throughout powerfully sustained, in this
difficult character. In the casins sc-ne, where be
meets and recognises COrdelia (iss C]arke) his ezsls
nation
Pray thee do net mock me, for "a em man,
thiak that ia my OWE child. Cordelia"
had a thrilling eifect.upou the house. Mis- Clarke
peasedly applauded. Mrs wilkinson performed tho
part OF doner Ia very creiitable manner and
the piece went of very .shfully. At the
clusion Of the performance Mr.. Adams was caed
out, and made his appearance before the curtain,
where he bowed and Immediately retired amid cheering
Miss Clarke hereupon loudly called for and appear
ed led forth by Mr. Held, when she euthusastica
~ appaudsd Having also bowed she retired. Temp
kins Blue" succeeded in which MIR. Walcot took the
part of Tompkns During the perform AMOS he ives FREE
queptly greeted with applause We would remind the
friends Mr. Adams his benefit is fixed for TO-
morrow evening. The bill will embrace powerful COM
biGaton Of attractions to which refer his numerous
admirers and friends.
CIRCUS, BowEnY AMrHrrHxArnr The feats of the
ring eeem to he the most favorite Amusement about
town a-days the Amphithsstre the only circus
new exhibiting in the city, has been very numerously
enterprsiDg man and keeps sharp look out for any
novelty or Few performer and spares no expense in pro-
make the house popular. They will commence Mon
day with series OF most brilliant equestrian gymuas
tic and other performances; and that the weather
has bscome settled and comfortable, do not doubt
that there will be quite rush to the Circus
! CHRIsTr's MrNsrRELs The performances Of this
que band really Of tho highest order; most
respectable and wealthy families patronzs Them strau
sers visiting The city never leave it without giving them
several visits the children look afternoon
visit to Chrstys the greatest of treats in fact they
universal fvortes, and they faithful to their
words of the subscribers to their con.
csrts-prics % cents per night cash dovn-can ever
accuse them OF squirting out Of the snsest title Of
their promises; and moreover the various musical
critic, about town unanimous in their praise Of
them All musical companies are not 80 lucky. They
commence their oath week at Mechanics Hall, tomor
row (MoDday) evening
SABLE MrssrnELs.-The varied programmes Of these
performers, including IS they do, instrumental and
vocal music with due seasoning Of puns and conun-
drums received nightly, with great gusto, large
audiences The Sable Minstrels are svfeenAy floating
down that tide which, as Shakespeare says 'w'sn taken
at the flood, leads on to fortune" They had very
crowded house yesterday afternoon and evening.
CAMrsrLL's MISsrRRLs who have jus. returned from
most successful tour through the Eastern cities Gem
mence series Of their concerts Tuesday evening
next, ut the Minerva Rooms, In Broadway
MELosEoN This popular place eff resort closed last
night. We understand that it is to bs rebuilt in SPLEEN
did style aud reopen about the Last Of the present
month, under the proprietorship of Mr.. c. White.
BROADWAY ODEoN.--At this place of amusement
Model Artists are the staple entertainments
CONCERT RooM.-Hsre Mr.. Theirs is Producing nu-
merous obleoun every evening He has q large eompa-
ny of Model Artists
| OPERA IN rHIL.DELrHIA-"L ucrotis Borgan was re-
pested last night, to another large house Truf is .
very fac actress and what is more beautiful singer
but we confess do not ia her tho power
which some of tho New York critics have given her Her
extreme dazzle Of the operas in which
she appeared while the coness With which Bscaccanti
was ec-ivsd in certain circles owing to tho New
Workers. lack of appreciation for music unsdorned by
tins at least, comparatively speaking adventurous trap
brilliant choruses. We not disposed to make any
comparisons between the two p'imc donne The styles
should said the little we have done on the sub
sct but for unkind attempt the part of certain
New York critics to erat the at the expense
crying the other prit which certain persons try
ing to introduce here If the movement Of the managers
in deprving Bscaeciant Of Of tho parts fer which
she was engaged IL to be regarded evidence Our
people wish fair play and they will have it In Phadsl
phia we want simple Justice If however, there should
appear 10 b. from any quarter disposition the part
of clique or ciquss to crush lady whose genius Ia
trencenient merely because she happens to have Ame
ricsn blood ia her veins the great pulse of the
nifty will beat in her favor, and she will be to
triumph -Pennsyipanian, MarchiLh.
The italian Opera.
New YoRK, March, IL, ls4s.
DEAR Sn:-I, ia common with many other friends Of
the Opera regret exceedingly tho tenor of your late
cls that subest and feel convinced that upon
fscten will the injury which you have, doubt
less unintentionslly, done to that establishment.
IL must he borne mind in the frat place. that the
Opera management has been conducted gentlemen of
the frat respeotabty in this city, who have more
interest in i th0n you Il their object being spgy to
establish it upon m basis believing that after those
dfculties which beet every new enterprise shall have