The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-27

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followed Our spAes only admits Of saying, that its
succsss was great. II 4 tender melting aasotine,
striking natural picturesque full Of incident and full
Of emotion.
NIHLo's-AsroR PLAcr.-The deserving manager of
this place Of amusement, not satisfied with his former
exertion to please the public to attract his friends
to the Aston Place has re-sngaged for another week
the charming viennese Children, and made also
arrangement with the celebrated Belgian Giant NJ.
Jos Bihin, who appeared last evening for the first time
since his return to New York The play in which this
wonderful performed Is called the Giant Of the
Forest,n drama In acts, translated and adapted
from the French language by B. II. Revolt. author OF
several plays performed at Mitchels Olympic theatre
and which gave to NJ Bihin an excellent occasion to
display his peculiar talent feats Of strength and to
show the imposing appearance Of his high stature No
doubt the Giant of the Forest" the principal
Messrs Wacott, Henry Palmer, Phillips, Frantz, the
pretty Kate Horn and Miss Roberts will have great
The danseuses riennoses appeared also in three
advertisements and were rewarded for their skill and
photographic exactness with harvest Of applause
Tie bill for this evening presents great attraction
1t will consist Of Les pas DIES Amouret,es the & Fa
Hongros" and the Chinese Balabiler together with
the second performance of NJ Bihin. Thousands will
so to Niblo's to- night.
BRoApwAY THEArRE.--Nir and Mrs. J. Wallack, jr
were the attractions last evening, at this elegant
house performing the parts of Roa and Elvra in the
tragedy Of "Pizarro." Mr. Walack has gained great
reputation actor, and deservedly SO. When we
carry back thoughts to the times the National
Theatre In this city, under tho ma nagement of the ell
der wallack, and think how perseverngly j. wslack.
r has progressed in his profession since the time he
was engaged there, are willing to accord him every
praise His performance Of Rolla last evening"
most perfect Mrs. Wallsck too, loudly ap-
plauded as Evira, and Miss +. Walack, as Cora,
graceful and elegant The rest the characters
well sustained and the splendid scenery which IL such
feature at this house, made the whole play SO of ad
mirably The audience wasquite numerous and the
to the house. "Don Caesar dc Bazan,' the after.
piece. Tonight, MIR and Mrs. J. wallack, jr., take
benefit, and make their last appearance.
CHATHAM TnEArnE.-Thsrc was a tremendous rush
to this house last evening to welcome back Nose and
his friend Joe and the little girl Ruth on their return
from Boston, where they have been playing highly
successful engagement We need only say that Nose
and the whole party themselves again, and once
more the walls Of the Chatham resouud with the ap
plauses Of hundreds every evening. Barney Williams
of the I" Irish Lion' and the Happy Man." and his
genuine hibernian brogue and happy style Of acting
were much appauded Tonight" New York as it isn
will be played again, and Mr.. Williams will appear in
some of his most favorite characters.
CASTLE GARpEN.-These fine warm evenings are Just
the thing for Castle Garden and its splendid balconies
promenade refreshments performances songs, The
public find their way there every evening, in consider
able numbers; and we glad to that the worthy
proprietors doing good business. Tonight the
two favorite pieces " Old Honesty and the Water
Witches and the delightful operate Clio between the
pieces, will constitute the performances Tomorrow
evening that excellent actor Mr. Holland takes his
benefit and adopts novel and original plan for afford
ing amusement and also substantial attraction to his
patrons We shall have more to say Of him
SrEYERMRxIscHE.-This company of unrivalled must
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fore u highly respectable and fashionable audience
who were so delighted in hearing their soustirring
melody and perfect harmony that reiterated cheer
followed the performance OF each piece. The first in
the programme. was the liberty march Schleswig Ho
stein by Beliman, which was performed with great
sweetness and unity The next, the overture LA
Meutte de Portic" excellent. A beautiful waltz
called Welcome in the greenwoods,' succeeded and
we must say that everything of rural life, echoed
forth in the most thrilling. euphonious sounds so as
to impress the mind with the beauties Of landscape
The introduction to the opera Maria de Rohan by
Donzetti. was equally we'll executed The .Hautr
Voee Quadrlle,' by Strauss and the "Spring Spar.
Polka" by Czapeck, were truly inspiriti"r: but
the Grand Potpourri or lie Bouquet in which the
Narseiles Hymn introduced called forth the una
nimous cheers of the audience. The Petersburg set
emanating from those truly accomplished musicians
Is so ably handled that every one admits they the
most scientific sweetest and perfectly drilled band that
have ever appeared in the States
MAURICE SrRARoscus GRAND CoScERr-Thjs mi.
mable performer on the piano forte-the best that has
ever appeared in this country, will give his second
cert at the Taber nacle Thursday evening The ut
trac7e bill put forth for the OCCASION together with
the high and acknowledsed talents of this gifted plan
Of true genius and musical ability.
BANvARp's PANORAMA will soon close Though many
others may hereafter be presented to the public.
will have the prestige Of Banvard's name none have
been executed under such peculiarly interesting cir
cumstances. and though they may all be admirably
correct and true to nature none supsss Ban
wards in this particular for it true to nature as
it is possible for painting to be- None ought omit
seeing it.
CHRIsTYs MIHsrRELs will this evening give ono of
their usual racy and philosophical performa noes No
band Of Ethiopian singers have ever surpassed this
one "a oil who hear them acknowledge. Long may
they continue to delight the of US New Workers
DRIpGEPoRT.-G CoscERT-Thc Slovenian
kische Musical Society give concert ut the above
place this evening. No doubt they will have a full
housc
w. A. Barnes, the great pantomimist has arrived in
this city