The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-01

BowERy THKArRE.-Ths production Of English operas
at this house. and the combination Of the graceful at.
fractions Of the ballet with them has proved quite sue
sessful piece Of enterprise for the manager Mr. Ham.
bin may be said to be on his own ground once more
when he assumed the helm ct the Bowsry a. his name
has always been tower Of strength that house. and
many Of it, most successful have been under
his Management He IL now reviving those stirring
tims. s.d not only 81; nam. but al the theatrical
things has given him. being devoted to the placing
the Bowery theatre in the nrst rank The following
than anything We could say on the subject -
7vArDAM srRExr. N.w YoRx.
m% p..I sMsIsx h ne to thank Won for III. h,,d,om,
which operas have been produced the Bowey
u % Ss
yoa may think proper to select;
REMAIN dear L Eby$ s3s. sf,y s iEe,E
BowKRY THnArRE, April 18th. lsas
MY Dear sYour very kind letter addressed to me yes
terdsy sded qualification. and your liberal
Win II .sti.iaesion d. e6crs S.y: made
Do in 4. under winch resumed the
Accepting yoSr Offer the same friendly spirit has been
made lrsnan' my dear ~ ysrs fEqsy XerrS
r. srsurN. Esq, vsndan st New York
CHATHAM TBEATRs.-The Nose excitement IL on the
increase much that the manager has found 1t
ssssary to enlarge the boxes to the crowds
who frequent the Chatham every evening. We think
he must also have enlarged bank account for truly
We never have yet have such continuous run Of
bona ds crowded houses ct any theatre Moses
puted possession Of the title Of King Of the Bhoys
torg may he and the good people Of New
York, - he does now He will appear - Nose every
evening this week. Tonight besides the piece there viii
be played three Others viz the House Deg" Sarah
the Jewsss," and my Husbands Ghost" Sarah the
Jswsss 10 said to be most interesting drama, the other
two are popular farcss.
CHaurr,s NATURALIZATION fsvorites have return.
cd to town, AID commence . new series Of concerts
ct Msohauics Hell this evening During their sbseIcs
q
BEETHOVEN, and Newark and at all Of them have met
with the greatest They return to rs a. witty
made up Of a ans list Of songs, dances, 10.
SOUTHERN HARMoNIsrs.-Ths moving. mania which
people about this time, has not extended to
these popular darkes the CONTRARY they are getting
moro drny dxsd In the favor OF the public every
they give Tn are most excellent band Of singers and
musicians, and those whe visit them at the Minerva
Rooms Ill be we'll pleased with their entertainment
IL the chief amussmsnt The mansgsr has quite
Q talented COMPANY engaged Tbs Ethiopian singers
are very good indeed and the ballad and comic singers
are not bebind them In attrac'iveness
BAsvARs's PAroRAMA.-Panorama Hall has become
one OF fashionable lounges Of the city and view
of tho Panorama of the Miss,ssppi H. now regularly
enrolled Of the lions OF New York. 1t 10 won
deIfal piece Of painting, and ought 70 DO seer BY all
Mn J. 8. BLACK gives q grand soires Musicale ct
Paterson N this evening. This will be the second
concert thst this gentleman and his associates bavs
&. r"t an. e.v. much sssoton Fl. win be assist
ed A. be fore BY the Mountaineers and the Amateur
Quartette Association. Mr. g. w. Putnam will also
late his comic stories
Dan Marble WAS playing tMiwaukis ct last accounts
from that place.
Con. Tom Thumb 10 In Philadelphia