The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-23

pare to open their laps tor hundred dollars
each. Very nice thing in such weather.
Theatrical and m.aslcst.
PARK THEATRE The house last night well filed,
and as the performances Of the circus company close
with this evening" presume there will be also crowd
ed house at both the afternoon and evening exhibition
which is given this day Sands, Lent Co. have no rea-
son to complain Of want of patronage from the New
York public; their circus company Is decidedly the best
In the country and wherever they go they will sure
OF obtaining the favor of all who witness their beautiful
performances. We commend them to the Boytouians,
10 whose city they about to exhibit The
performance to-day will be of the best OF the
an families who have not yet them ought TO avail
themseves OF this The last opportunity The evenings
Performance is for the benefit of the employees door,
Keepers &C. attacked to the company They have shown
every attention and civiy to the vtes Mt the Park
during the past two and deserved good benefit
The bill 10 also highly attractive one.
BowERY THsArnE.-shskspeare's splendid hstori-
calplay Of Henry the Eighth was again performed last
evening at the Bowsry, and question if it has ever
been perfectly put the ntage than has been at
this house. Mrs. Shaw, as Queen Katherine, is truly
great In the of her citation before the Court
England she was peculiarly impressive and her dia-
logue with the wiley and s.tute old Wosey (who by
the by, was enacted most admirably by Barry, was
thrilling Her indignant refusal 10 be judged by him
she deemed her httsrest aad most dangerous foe the
Of her resolution appeal to the Psps
her appeal to King Henry and her fnsl refusal to ap
pear in ANY more of their courts" altogether formed
one OF the hnest Of dramatic that we
pave ever witnessed shabspear's lofty language
well nt.rprsted BY Mrs Shaw, and We look this cha
racter Of Queen Katharine of her best Marshall
as Henry VIl played his part well, he does every.
thing he q yet destined to becoms prominent man In
the hietronic profession Asregards the stage appoint
ments need only say that they were in the Bowery
costume Of the period which the events in the psv
took place was observe the various and
to historical facts Noswithtsndne the 9.aarssasss
weather out of DOORS the house was well led and the
boxes contained numbers of ladies and families The
piece IS 70 pc repeated this evening" with the cast
and Mrs. Shaw will also sppsar in the character Of
Constance in the Love Chase which will be the after
nens, aud the bill being so attractive, will doubtless
draw full house
CHATHAM THEATRr.-There was good house ut this
theatre last night notwithstanding the inclemency Of
the weather. The comedy Of the I" Heir at Law,n and
the drama Of the Whistler' were both repeated and
we'll received The bill for tonight offers novel at
traction sigror Csnito will make his first appearances
In his wonderful feats Of strength and posturup Thu
csams OF Pedro the Crus will be offered 10 which
that favorits Mr. Winaps will appear Manuel Fro
quilo cobbler and Mr. Branden, Don Pedro "Thim-
bic Rig or where's the Little Joksr will also be play.
g. in which Mr. Wnans will take the character of John
tifu fdb!eaur The farce Of Jack Robinson and his
Monkey" will be presented in which MIR Fletcher will
that of Mushapug, his monkey. This is hne bin and
cannot ia to fill old Chatham quite full a reward for
tne untiring sxrtons of her enteprSiDg proprietor
BROADWAY OpEoN The many strangers who are nov
hling our hotels ought not leave town without visit
ing the Odeon Is ono Of the quiet places Of smuse-
pleasantly tn. oassn Mn.r s 0 Mods yss,
form the staple Of the evenings exhibition.
GIRSUs, BowERr AHrnITHEArRE.-The Holland Ts-
and Wells. the Ethiopian Harmonsls, and ali the t..
rented performers at this house are creating quite f
rS'e At the AIphithe.trs The manaeers dstermn
60 10 Keep their promises of making this circus which
circus" and We do not doubt that their efforts will
prove both profitable to themselves amusing to their
patrons We can recommend this house safely to tho
attention Of all those who seek few hours relaxation in
the evening" after the business of the day is over
BANvARps PANoRANA This great work meets with
that they return again and again to gaze on
the exceedingly natural representation Of the scenery,
oution Of this stursndoas work. has certainly shown
that some things can be done well Is other;n
CHRIsrr'. MrSsrnrLs-Ths songs Of these harmonic
Ing Of with sdy It Varou. nS: are :hc o:
": recommend the purchasers all to go and hear The
practical Lesson in the singing Of To say thsy are
ind band Of singers inadequate prsiss they
houses every evening
PALMo's OPshA Housn-The management of this
house uses every endeavor to render pleasant resort
Is paid to odesy that none need fear that any thing
% ma 20 shock the fseog. Of the most delicate,
when Kept within proper bounds beautiful things
Ma MALONE RAYMoND's musical entertainment AN
Hour in Ireland which gave such great last
Monday evening" will be repested Chat is to say with
varied programme), this evening The very amusing
and intere sting character Of this performance assisted
as By his talented family will veal repay visit
to hear 1t. The pleasing manner in which the various
songs are introduced The accuracy and briianoy Of
their execution and ths raoness OF the anscdots and
"reminiscences introduced by the speaker, form most
original entertainment, and which 1t seems to us
must bscome highly popular
The HOLLAND PRoTEcrIvE sscrrrr's CoNornr to-
morrow evening at the Tabernacle will be q grand
affair sgnora Pico, that old avourite OF the pub lio
De Bsguis, Manners. Miss Brient Mrs. Jameson, and
Mrs kirkhsm, all take prominent parts and many de-
ghtful pieces from the works Of Adam Pseni Bellini
Rossini Aubsr. Haydn, Donisett and Others will bs
sung The Holanders and descendants Of Holanders
must wake up tomorrow evening and by visiting ths
Tabernacle add each their mite TO the charity fund of
the society a. that is the object OF the concert.