The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-26
ShlpDinu Intelligence


Tsa T.n D., St sep
Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THEArRE.-After tho Of Monday evening
10 make for the Fi-emsn's Ball there good
house at the Park last evening" and the usual quantum
ofapplause and evidences of appreciation given by
the audience There is doubt that there Is some
thing peculiarly graceful and winning In these eques
tran prrfor msnces which captivating the mind
which has taste FOR the beautiful and elegant they
are to the perhaps less refined mind which looks merely
to be astonshed by the very difficult and extraordinary
ests performed by the various 'quesrans attached TO
the .roupe but take the performances all in ALL the
easy, eeg ant, and dsshing in which beautiful
positions assumed on the back Of horse going at
which each different little enacted, the inte
gent and winning Of the trained horses and pones
finally the jocuiartiss of that much thrash ed ind
vidus the clown, oil combine to make the at the
CIRCUS interesting to almost everybody-rich or
poor, refined obtuse citizen countrymsn 1t is oil
the same; each and every will hnd plenty Of amuse-
mentn visiting the Park at present whilst Sands Lent
Co.'S Circus 10 there
BowERy THEArRE.-There q very large audience
last evening and usual every thing went of satisfac
toriy One very gratifying feature, (at least TO the
aathor and representers Of the spectacle is the
great number ladies and family parties which throng
the theatre nightly We do not know that we ever saw
hsndsomer array ladies than those that adorned the
eeat OF the old Bowery last evening; and they to
take lively interest in all the represented
thu. showing II. true yankee sprit Hi. evening the
BATTLE Of Mexico" will be again represented also
swimmingly at the Bowery, and visit there win con.
vince croaker that theatrcals have not yet lost
their attraction, at least Now York, will they,
long esteyprisng managers and good actors are
hard give such splendid speotacles as We see at the
Bowery.
CHATHAM THEAraE.-An excellent bill Is prese ated
here this evening" and the of the performance
the benefit of q worthy man, viz: B. B. Roberts
the prompter of the house. The prompter Of theatre
may, With all truth be said to be known only by his
works. but then his works very heavy and aborcus
To his watchfu and attention the audience is
debted for the continuance OF the scenic Illusion when
some treacherous has deserted the actor In the
has hard time Of it, and well deserves some
his abors in the shape of snug little sum for h,e eene
At On reference to the bills, Mr. Roberts
has tsned the aid Of long list Of eminent actors
The Model Artists too add their scenes to the evenings
three nights more when they go to Albany to fulfil
engagement there. We have no doubt there will be
4 full house this evening
largest and fashionable ssssmhsges that con-
grsgsted within the walls Of the Tabernacle attended
combined Efforts Of this suphonsous, we'll harnonissd
| and unrivsllsd band The " Warriors Joy" march
oyefurs to L. MN Mneits Dc Porei By AubeS i'm which
most Of the trass instruments was exc
satsd in regard TO time and harmony, with such pre-.
follow we'd its performance The Helena Waltz" by
strauss and nspiring and the introduction
to the hrst act Of Besaro," Was given with great
musical scienos and thriing effect Souvenirs de Car
Naval Quadrts by Strauss, excited much uvsness of
Home principally executed BY the violin portion of the
band, touched swsety and mslodously, that it
spoke language to the heart which called forth the
dearest Jecoisctions OF life NEXT the Nights
Review" tableau Of the sweetest harmony the music
which, by its soft gentle and modulatsd tones
beautifully Represented the universal sumber of humani
ty-the approach of the hour Of ghostsths dru MINER
leaving his grave at midnishtths dawn of day, when
universal from lethargic sumbsr and
the sweet chor.tsrs Of the sky are pouring forth
% Of The O
ed by this delightful band would be superfous; for all
have their peculiar and charming sounds blended with
such exquisite science and possessing many charm
hpg minor keys mpressng themselves swsetly upon
ths heart tina. the mos. pleasing and delightful sensa.
evening in Philadelphia, where their greet fame has
gone before them.
to Overlooking with vsiters to these famous singers
We have often said before they magnificent set
pf mipstres truly deserving that name and the terms
uscess and Chstys Mnstrels will hereafter be looked
bn as anonymous
BROADWAY OproN.-Pnteux has engaged Q set of CO.
mic genusss-Pets Morris, Master Juba &C., who by
heir oomioalities, tickle the audiences, wonderfully
very evening
CAMppELLs ETHIOPIAN sEaENApsRs This band Is
ucceedns we'll and WILL doubtless, take its proportion
10 slice from the cake Of public patronage. They are
old established band having played together for
pine years; in fact they among the arst noupes
prong into distinct branch Of amusement
heir location ut 1.-THE Alhamrs 10 good one and We
ops they will so on and prosper.
SABLE BRorHERs.-These performers are meeting with
eat success at Columbian Hall, Grand street. They
We excellent singing every evening.
THEIRS MopEL ARrIsTs, at Palmo's, had tolerably
house last night, though not 40 good as their
eserve-they are unduestionably splendid set OF
odes both the males and females; the accoutrements
opertiss &c all and OF the finest materials,
ID every thing Is conducted on liberal plan Their
GU pings new, and We do not think any of their
beaux have been enacted by amy other band In this
ty The dream Of Washington before the Revolution,
very pretty piece. We would suggest to NJ Theirs,
wever that il would be more graceful perhaps II the
were eft Il
se beautiful piece OF grouping.
rHE MoprL ARTISTS recently exhibiting at Pinteuxs
leon, left yesterday for Havana on board the brig
moe do Joinville Being the first troupe that has vie
"a Havana, they will undoubtedly meet with great
coess.
BANvARD's PANORAMA OF THE MIssBsIrri-The pub.
st,i ru,h TO this splendid piece of art and
New York forever, IS tue way things 60 now, 1t will
before ths attractions of this fplendd piece Of
lose any of it's freshness.
BrAruAsr.-Mr Brunswck who 10 the manufacturer,
the various beautiful groupes representing Ia NINA
. the various Mexican esstum g. Indians, SO which
70 adorned our fancy stores for many years past
~ turned hts attention tn modelling from the
pposhion fnll tized copy OF the famous statues of
ollo ard Venus de Medicis He IL an artist of great
~, and his works arc always correct and lifslike
present Etatues are now public exhibition at 3g6
adwey.
roNoRA BrscAooANrI Is to take benefit this evening
the Howard Athen@um, Boston. 1t IL q complImen.
demonstrsti on the part Of her admirers and was
sol ject OF avery pretty correspondence between h.
nus of the iste and the manager Oy,ig n,
hgcd the gentle addressing him that Tue cati,s
pesds Of the evening should be for the exclusive use
the fair beneficiary The Transcript ays;--"I II
fora Bisosccant! remains With US much longer We
not hs eble 20 for the sanity Of Of our
espoDdsnts Both prose and rhyme are tasksd Ia
praise, aud there Is 40 sud 10 tbs oommuRiestions
sesiys, Of which shs u NE theme"