The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-16

weather last evening" the house was well 1llcd nj er
early hour, and the time wore on, II became quite
crowded The performances consisted of the farce of
" Turning the Tabcs,n Cherry and Fair Starr and
. Charles xII' The first farce was most admirably
performed, amid shouts of laughter. Burke, Jack
HUMPHREYS, was truly oomieal his keep your eyes on
me- boys" and his fine tactics at gave rise
".. en- INFINITE o ass, Of sport. Miss Mary T.yr as
This young lady is one of the most excellent and
ractve actresses q the stage and the patrons the
Bowery have much to thank MIR. Hamblin for engaging
her he has. The Bowery looks it ought to in the
eveningsthe first circle filed with elegantly dressed
ladies and gentlemen and the rest of the house with
most respectable audience Tonight the bill of
entertainments will be repeated the farce off, My Fell
low Cerk' being substituted for that of Turning the
Tables" ssr .l.lfatfs
NIsLo's, AsroR PLAcE.-Another crowded house was
present last evening to witness the charming ballet g
by the viennose children who appeared in 10 differ
emit national danses de in which the audience
had opportunity ofapprecatng the elegance and Ia
ent of each of those little sres who performed several
duo steps, rendered in perfect ensemble and forming
lovely aspect The little Fanny Prayer is to taste
the prettest and most talented Of these children and
WILL undoubtedly become great artist II thoroughly
name (the same of that of Elsler) will certainly be
lucky to this enfant Prodige The vaudeville Of the
Man without Head,n and the sketch of the I" Lost
Letter" played with incompatible fun by the Ia
Tented actors Of Aston Place. and excited much laugh
ter and deserved applause. We see on the bills that
extraordinary young musical artists, Masters Joseph
and Alexander Uguccioni, and no doubt the fame Of
the concerts which they gave in Europe to brilliant
lantic
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mr A. A. Adams appeared
last evening Rolls in Pizarro.' before highly re-
spectacle audience We think Mr.. A. has improved
much since his last engagement at this house ; his
voice has regained all its force and have seldom
heard finer piece of defamation than his address to
the Peruvians in the Temple of the Sun The scenery
was we'll managed indeed this department the Chat
ham is always well arranged. Pizarro is great ia
vorite with the play-gong community, and, acted as
well as it last evening, it is quite treat to witness
and Repentance" Tonight there will be quite an
traction MIR. Adams will perform Othello, supported
~ Mr. Grsttsn n as isgoa combination which viii GER
the Morning of Life" will conclude the evenings
bill ~ fa7E
MAURICE SrRAKosHs FIRST CONCERT New YoRK
This young and highly talented pianist whom We
had the pleasure Of hearing and appreciating
and Of adding our applause to that given bysthe
merous admirers of his talent Saturday last when
he appeared at Niblo's Garden will give his own first
concert ON Thursday next, June ed at the Taber-
nacle His success has been decidedly great in New
York and though he did not arrive among preceded
BY puts and humbug, many artists did before him.
psnoforte, and worthy Of the fame be has acquired.
The three different pieces which he performed at Nib
los viz Souvenir de Jenny Lind "Un Caprice and
E" Fdntdsie sur Ia S0mnambule,n appreciated as
mastery works by the enthusiastic audience and gave
him an immense credit among the cognorenG The
concert which Mons s. will give will undoubtedly at.
the particulars Of the bill, in one of our articles
CAsrLE GARpEN.-This is just the weather for Castle
Garden. When one gets down in that splendid hall,
away from the dust and turmoil of the city amid the
cool beeeze from old ocean under the splendid moon
LIT skies whil We are now favored withwhen gets
there, we seems as if no heat or dust in exis-
dali al nouca TIM II -
to the scene and prevent any feeling Of monotony.
The interestng historical drama of Lavater,'' the
with the applause which it well deserves Tonight
1t will be performed in conjunction with the amusing
farce Of Who is my Husband 2" We recommend this
place to the attention of our citizens. tbg
CnRlsrv's MrNsrRrLs.-The cold weather last win
ter seemed to stir these genuses considerably but
the not weather We are now experiencing being just
style than ever and tonight will give their
in first rate style
MELoDEoS.-Ths house is all the rage In the Bowerv
nov adsys and the capital fun to be had there keeps
Mnstrels keep up continual fire Of good singing
every evening
BANvARD's PANoRAMA.-This great work will soon
close, and it will probably be time before IL is ex
hbited again in this city Seldom has 1t been the lot
has been, and none deserved IL more just fancy c.1
three miles Of canvass One ve of it Is equal to five
journeys up and down the real river.
Hupsos's PANORAMA. - The Ohio and Mississippi
rivers have come to town, and put up at the Apollo
Rooms; their rvershps' arrival has been duly noticed
by our citsens hundreds of whom call them every
evening, and take good look at the distinguished
strangers That Hudsons Panorama is most correct
and mastery production the numerous certificates
from men qualified to judge leave no room to doubt
SOUTH AMERICAN CuRrosIrrEs.-These souvenirs Of
savage life attracting much attention, and ali
vsters to them are quite astonshed at the beauty aud
elegance Of the handwork Of the South American sa
wages They are to be seen from 10 Am to 10 M at
1906 Broadway.
Mercadante's opera Of IN Giuramento,n or The
Oath was performed BY the Italian company at Bos
Trufh played and sang superbly. Her acting in the
closing tragic scenes showed true genius and wakened
Benedict Vscardo sang with all that facile energy
and power for which he is so justly admired.
DwARFs AND GANra-Ths world is full of extremes
men are full Of extremes, opinions tend to extremes
shape or other s either extremely sublime or extreme
~ ridiculous. Extremes also said often to meet
and we believe this is now the case in our city where
Two extremes are met, and exhibiting themselves
In the same metropolisone the extreme of tt,eness
In human size, the other the extreme Of greatness
one little dwarf or Tom Thumb, the other magni-
mat Nibo has engaged this great giant to perform nj
the Aston Place Theatre, where he will play the mart
Tk win be an aGr that
formed that Mr. Bihn the giant in question is akin
full artist and performs his parts wei producing much
sensation wherever he appears Fse Ia 5agatele M la
giganfesque. -
ILLNESS OF SioSaAA BsscAccIANTI--The Phiiadel-
pha North .auer!ean of the 14th instant, says The
opera season. which was progressing under auipicous
circumstances has been brought suddenly to a stand
by the sickness of Sgnora Biscaccianti On Mon
day evening while singing in her most charmnr style
IN the celebrated mad scene of Lucia d ammermoor y
she was seized With fainting t carried off the stage
ana to her lodgings Over exertion and fatigue have
produced effects on her system which will prevent her
appearance In public for weeks and conseouent
the operatio performances suspended until fur
Their notice.
~, me Seguins are singing at the Adephi theatre
Washington city. ''''
- mere 10 new theatre in Baltimore called the
Howard Atheneum, small establishment under the
direction of Mrs. C. Howard '-'
Forrest the tragsdien, was playing in Chicago on
Joseph Burke and Mr.. Hoffman, the pianist were
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