The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-10
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK THxArRx.-Iaturin's tragedy of Bsrtrsm, or
the Castle OF st Adobrsnd" last evening performed
at this theatre and notwithstanding the Indictment
ther there gas toerably fair house Mr. Booth as Ber
tram acquitd himself in the representation Of the
tending passions for Imogsn towards
Aldobrand, in a style Of dramatic excellence which
called forth hearty cheers from ths audience Although
In the downh Of lis his tnergetic action and buoysnt
spirit lii tbs impaired and he may be considered
yet, Of tbs frat t-ngedans Of ths age Mrs Jones
sbly sustained the character Of Imogen there is one
would suggest to this lady aud that Is
little NOR. .t10n to ~ IN ,b sns S m %
apiritipg, exciting nature The entire play was well
cast: and well rsc.ived The concluding piece was the
kept the audience Ia continued laughter. Tonight g
very attractive hill IL presented the beautiful ballet OF
Gselle or the Wlhes" in which the celebrated Mile.
Blspgy Aidedt by an excellent corps de ballet nil ap-
pear Tit" White Horse of the Peppers will also be
No doubt the Park to.nsht will be jam full and that
the engagement of Blaugy will be quite successful
The new comedy in preparation at the Park, Is well
to be Transcript Of life, snd has sussined and ints
resting plot-oersainy novelty iD these days Of mere
effect and show. The title is suggestive Romance AID
Reaiityn The cast will embrace MIR Broushsm, Bass,
Dyott, Chapman, Andrews, snd Mrs. Brougssm, Mrs
vernon and Mrs. Knight The part in ended for Mrs
doubt she will oil with her usual artistic skill Ia
modern, philosophical, male womaa something OF the
Martinsau style only moro wild sticker for domestic
equality and the rights Of women The comedy 10 to
produced with every care as respects scenery, Pro
perties, &c.
BowxRr THEArnr-We could have wished that Mr..
Clay had gone the Dowery Theatre last night instead
of visiting the pacific Broadway for We cannot but
believe that II he had seen the Battle Of Mexico" end
the enthusiasm with which the people greeted the his
rionic representation Of the heroic deeds Of American
srms he would have greatly undeceved himself rs to his
opinions In respect to the belseren propensitiss spd
wsriks enthusiasm Of the people. He would have
that the Americans pre-eminantly wsrlike and
war loving per pie and the way to their affections not
to CRY Halt but to cry Go on"-o Go-a-head,"
the national motto. We suspect that the theatres
| exhibit truer aud more rellabls picture Of the
popular mind than all the pSrlors. drawing rooms,
| and salons In New York, OF any other city
The popular feeling la relation to the With Mexico
and the exploits Of armies could hardly be better
appreciated understood, than by visit to the Bow
cry on such nights AZ last night when such piece
the Bsttls Of Mexico' IL produced Notwithstanding
the rain which fell in torrents the house compare
lively foil 60 attractive and popular are these scensS
| any other piece, such right, there would
| have been little more than half the attendapce
The BATTLE Of Mexeon epbemerel IS 1t necsfssrily
| ID, has been got up With great ss spd ability The
deeds Of ths American srmy are interwoyen with 9
pleasing plot and mixed with scenes full OF humor
and fun. We have any comedies and farcrs not
half 70 dro and amusing The scene In which iemae
camp follower chasss number Of Mex'csns IN COT
field and makes tn. called down roars st
Mr. Jordan, the character OF negro suffer epsos
every instant scenes Of excellent humor and
Some Of The scsnery extremely we'll got
the whole piece has great merit; lar ~ s,h,nss
was TO be exp. etsd ia q piece OF this kind III
some dramatic and characters with m
general melo-dramatc character But We hsve aesr
on previous OCCASIONS sufficiently expstatsa upon sn
Performanoe due 20 sne ont Of this piece TO
that each night Of Its production tney ,nProe S
repr II TO increase In interest ana