The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

dealt out by the talented corps of that theatre The
grand and beautiful drama of the Jewess, the
Council Of Constance was performed. Mr.. w. Mar
shall appeared Elzear, which was done in the Inc
style OF that popular actor Mrs Phillips as Rachel,
played her part with great effect frequently drawing
down the applause Of the house Mr. Cardinal
dc Brogni as Is always the case was peculiarly happy
in his personcaton of the CARDINAL and elected the
warmest applause. "Jenny Lind' repeated, Miss
Mary Taylor, as Jenny, filing every lover of melody
vaganza Of Fortunion concluded the entertainment
which played with the full cast Of the company
and Miss NJ Taylor, as Hon. Miss Myrtina' assuming
the name Of Fortunio was received with unbounded
applause and justly too for she most fully sustained
her character Mr. Stevens the energetic stage
ger OF the hesre appeared as King Anourte aas the
The acting manager Of the Bowery is determined that
in point of attraction this popular theatre shall be
behind no house in the city, the of which
is, in the dullest there Is always good
dience at the Bowery.
NIBLo's, AsroR PLAcE.-This delightful place OF
amusement crowded last night, for the benefit of
the talented and deserving young actress, Miss Rose
Tebin. The performance commenced with Sbakspears
Comedy of Errors,' which played in inimitable
style, Messrs. H. and T. Placds appearing as the
two Dromios and similar is their appearance that it
utterly impossible for any to distinguish between
them in voice and gesture they alike. The
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for the other and which they sustained in style Pc
cuar to themselves. unserpassble by any. The two
Dawson, who also performed their parts with great
credit to themselves. Mr. Vache appeared as AgeOn,
which played in his usual superior STYLE and Mr.
Seton as Dr. Pinch, was most rapturousy received.
Mrs Maeder as Adriana, appeared to great advantage
in her part and received with marks of approba
ton. The popular piece of Ladies Beware" wound
up the performance in which Miss Rose Telbin beau
tifuly sustained the part Of Matilda and Mrs Watts
that of Grace Peabody On Monday night, Messrs.
ment, and additional attractions will be offered. This
pleasant place of evening resort is nightly crowded.
and cannot be otherwise when such array talent
ispresented. Nibo's is destined to be the Drury
Lane Of New York.
Burrows THEATRE.-This charming house has OBJ
tanned full share Of public patronage since the COM
mencement of the present season. Mr.. Burton, the
proprietor, is good manager he is actor and
that is saying a good DEAL for he is PROFESSIONALLY
one of the best comedians in the Union. In the
selection of his entertainments, Mr. B. has been very
judicious Instead of boring audiences with long
heavy pieces, he makes it his aim to produce lively
agreeable comedies laughabe farces spicy burcsques
and fair proportion of dancing and pantomime The
last novelty in the way of burlesque, is Lucia
de Lammermoor or, Burtonwise called, Lucy did Sham
Amour and most laughable affair it is, full of hits
at men nd manners Of the present day and taking
of many of the follies of the passing hour 1t has
been most capitally performed by the company, who
all seemed to enter into the spirit of the thing 1t
will have quite run, and will serve admirably for
these hot evenings. The Lehman Family the legiti-
in several of their racy pantomimes, and to- morrow
evening will appear in the new pantomime Of lie
Diable Rouge, which is most laughabe affair. The
beautiful tabeaux of the Italian Brgands will also be
played by them. The house, last evening, we'll
filed and all went off with the usual eciat.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The entertainments last evening
commenced with the comedy of the "Jacobe in which
Holland Jack Duck, and Nickinson Major Muir
ray sustained these characters with their usual ability
Mrs. Vernon, the widow Pottle was excellent. The
ballads sung by Mrs and Miss Phillips were admirably
executed. The orchestra led by Mr. Chubb, executed
n wit mi ta md har-
mopy. The amusements concluded with the farce Of
"Nrs Harris which played throughout with great
ability. This evening, there will be a grand Sacred
Concert, consisting of pieces selected from the most
popular and admired masters which will be executed
by Lothjan's New York Brass Band This is just the
inhae the refreshing breezes Of the and
rural scenery which surround this beautiful resort
Where can one spend more pleasant evening than in
viewing from the balcony Of th!s building, the beaut
full bay with vessels of every size passing to and fro
and with scenery in view as magnificent and enchant-
ing as can be seen in any part OF the world.
CHRITY's MrNsTRELs having concluded their per-
formances in this city, which extended the I'M
precedented term of ten months, without Interrupt
ton about to give other parts of the country
the benefit of their harmonious voices They will
sing tomorrow and Tuesday evenings at the Lyceum
Hall, Staten Island.
BANvARps PANORAMA of the Mississippi River has
been the most popular exhibition which has been
shown in New York Since the addition to it of the
panorama of the Missouri, it has become doubly at
tractve and though the proprietor talks Of exhibit
ing it for but short time think that If the patron
age it has already met with goes great ever,
he will not be able to get away in hurry. We advise
every one to visit 1t.
TIE SACRED DIoRAMAs, HARRINGTON. which
exhibiting at the corr Of Broadway and Walker
street, the most original ard beautiful doramas
we have The immensity and submity of
the subject have been admirably illustrated and the
various phases of the creation, described in Holy
Writ, all depicted with nshipg effect. Chaos
the ornaments the moon and stars the creation
Of fish and fowl and animals the garden of Eden are
the of the creation each portrayed the
most admirable manner The Dcuge forms the second
part of he exhibition, and is neat and sublime
dioramo
GENERAL TAyLoR's MEXICAN CAMPAIGN Is now be-
coming familiar to citizens household words
The marches, battles, skirmishes. contemporaries and
all the various incidents OF warfare undergone by
the gallant Taylor and his brave army, most
faithfully depicted in the grand panorama which is
exhibiting at the Minerva Rooms.
CAMPBELLs MNsrnELs, the very favorite md tale
cd Europea singers have just concluded most sue
cessfu engageme mt at the American Museum They
have many friends and admirers among our citi-
that they have concluded to give series of their
concerts at The Society Library Rooms, and will
mence tomorrow evening with first rate programme
FEoN JauAIcA-'rhe brio GlnmorJan CanfaI N