The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

Theatrical and nxustcuI.

theatrical and mustcaI.
PARK THEaTRE.-Sands, Lent Co. may be said to
have running account with the public as the enter
tsinments afforded by the talented troupe enlisted under
their banners in theatrical psrlance, like wddre
Night after night they have large audiences to witness
them; and without exaggsration, say do not
ever recollect to have a complete and admir-
able set Of equestrans than these Everything goes of
every night from the first entrance Of the oval clown
with his loud laugh to the last jump the poni
throp the clown one of the merry trio who utter 80
many comcalites nightly takes benefit. IL has bsen
ssid mat 1t is poor rule that won't work both ways
NowLathrop has caused many and many laugh among
the patrons Of the circus let them return the com
Pment and give him occasion laugh and be merry
mis- own private account the sight of large audience
which, TO him. will be symbolcs OF good refund sum in
cash He presents one Of the best bills of the season
nor Gsrmsn al The the tbe
best scenes; w B. Carroll Master Levi pony So
We have doubt be will have good house. as that ia
now the rule at the Park.
BowERY THEArRE.-The highly attractive bill pu
forth for last evening" by tho enterprising proprietor
this popular theatre Mr. Jackson, drew together full
and crowded house. The boxes fashionably filed
and very part Of the house was jam full 1.-THE Siege
Of Monterey the principal piece being the
nght OF Its revival, and from the appearance OF the
house last evening, predict for IL long run.
The souinspritipg representation OF the different bat.
Ties IN which the hero Of Monterey" has gained 80
brilliant fame were all represented with ability and
gorgeous scenic effect hr Marshall the hero Of tho
piece, was excellent MI CLARK, rs Captain Allen, per-
formed well. Mr. Stevens excel ent represeI Ia
tive of the guerilla chief aud the entire cast performed
With admirable effect This splendid piece gives
celent idea Of the great struggle that has going
so long at the great theatre OF war; and presents
guerreotype view Of the different battle scenes the
great actors engaged in them 1t will be- repeated this
evening, when, no doubt, there will he full house
CHATHAM THsArhC-There was tolsrable coed
house at this theatre last night aud the plays were vel
received Mr. Warren, as the Stranger performed the
character with happy effect and though he now lacks
gesture will certainly become Of the most popular
actors Of his day Wilkinson sustained the character
Of Mrs Halter in her usual unsurpassed style In the
closing her confession of the
ner In which she meets the lost children are most
anecting and 1t would be impossible the stoutest
heart to witness her performance in this part without
having all the sympathetic feeling the soul awakened
Mr. Sutherland, as Francis, sustained the character
WE'LL and 1t only requires little time to place him In
the foremost rank Of the dramatic CORPS MIR Brsndon.
rs Baron Steinfort well received and, indeed the
whole piece went OF with admirable effect MIR. Scott
was loudly appauded in one Of his f4vorite dances The
admired drama Of Z" Aladdin, the Wonderful Lamps
was repeated, and received with the applause it merits
hipgs are going on Handsomely at old Chatham and 1t
Is certainly most pleasant place to spend evening
CHRIsrYs MINsTnELs These Napoleons of negro
mnstrssy are going on as successfully To
fsmiar expression they fine silk and doubt
efs feel 60 every evening, when the wd
Mechanics Hall. The bare fact any single band Of
performers being patronsed, without any falling off for
eighteen weeks in succession speaks their
intrinsic merit. They perform number of new songs
every evening
iALmo OPERA doUtE ne roses PIaef1QueE aud
sable Brothers. draw good houses here and from all sp
pearances, they will have long run. Many of their
taoleaur are admirably arranged The variation fthe
by Interpreting singing between the parts
serves to amuse and please the audience too much
OF one thing, however good Is apt to become
Mr. LYSSE's fluctuations OF SHAxsrEAKE-L.st
evening, Mr. Lynne gave another OF his literary
steal at the StuyvesSnt Inst Broad
way The evenings entertain ment and music, was pre-
ceded by remark and readings by MIR. Lynne, which
called down the general applause and admiration
OF the highly respectable company present on this
nss and remarks wa, SAs You Like It t.. which
Mr. L. read and commented upon in a highly pleasing
tiers which Shakespeare mas introduced in this
beautiful play specimens of the deep reading and
with marked delight by the audience. The musical IL
ustrations, in which Mr. Arthurson, Miss Leach, Miss
DeLuce MIR Leach, Sc, exhibited their several high
Gal and musical talents, afforded rich treat to the
merous amateurs and judges present Miss Leach has
MAGNIFICENT voice. The conosrt which followed, and
me gees executed by the above innitabe performers
gave the b. CHEST qualification and delight MIR Lynne
repeats his pleasing and highly intellectual entertain
ment on Friday evening next, with Illustrations Of
another play OF the great and unrivRlled drsmatst
BANvARDs PANORAMA, with its view Of 400 miles Of
perhaps as interesting country ne there s In the
Union, 10 attracting much attention; many 60 sgsn
and again to this piece art and ws
DO not wonder at It, 1t Is decidedly of the most
magnificent pieces Of art ever produced in the States
The MAcoMBER TRourr, consisting of several nne
singers 1.-TWO female and three male voices give a con-
cert this evening at the Society Library The pro
gramme they have issued includes many solos, duets
rite Rocked in the Cradle ofthe Deep
The Last Farewell" &c. From the reputation which
the Macombsr troupe have made for themselvrs among
us a pleasant evening and good .nging may be conf
IDENTIFY expected.
BnuNswIcKs STATUARv is beginning to attract
who have seen the original Foenios sasu,s OF when
these are copies speak highly perfect manner in
which every particular Is copied.
Great preparations making for an amateur per.
ormancs at the Theatre Royal, Montreal which s to
come on on the 4th Of February and which Is to be
paironzsd BY the Countess Of Elgn and Kincsrdine.
Inc prons are to be applied for the benefit Of Mrs
Hill, and her daugher of the dramatic profession.
They havss troupe Of Model Artists at the Albany
Museum.
Mr. LEWIS opens for exhibition this evening At o.
clock, bis Indian transparent portrait gsilery All
Broadway Is the place he has selected It's centrally
situated and have doubt visters to this gallery
will be highly pleased with It.
Winchell was in Detroit on the Gath of January
Madame Bishop and troupe to give two concerts
at Charleston, Sc prior to her departure from that
2sh and 2sth Of January.
Madam Augusta and her ballet corps about to ap-
pear at the charleston theatre.
Lover took benefit on the 2sth of January at the
Walnut street theatre
signor Blitz Is at the Chinese Museum Philadelphia
FLErcHnR's Troupe Of Model Artists opened on Mon.
day evening, in Albany TO a 'ull house
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE EFFECTS OF
THE STORM AT SAeUA.-The following is a trans
iduon Hroih inc heddct0r, OF St Jago de Cuba, OF
the 18th OF Dec, received by the Catharine,
Captain Scott -
The annexed has an official character, being the
port OF the judges Of the district to the
general -:
Atfour O'Clock, r. NJ, 10th inst. (Decsmber) q gale
OF wind commenced from the N + the shy being ex-
ceedng dark and heavy at s. It came to rain, the
wind chsngipg more to North and continuing to in
cfeaee In force until about when the storm threatened
the destruction Of everything opposed its vosncs at
TO- the quantity OF rain which had fallen bad sweed all
tho streams and rivers and caused the greatest ,od
ever Known; about O'Clock A M Friday, 18th,
the river Miguel de Castro broke over its bank,
and caused general inundation throughout the
Vegas; every plantation was overhowed; tho violent
wind, heavy rains, and ssess current OF the river,
carried every thing before them-ths unhappy inhabt-
ants rupnipg here and there to their families and
hocks the fury of the elements presented paiu
iul and fearful spectacle About NJ, the storm de-
creased in violence though the water still continued
rieet raned all day and the next night about ID thu