The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22
u theatrical and Musical.

BoweRY THEArRE.-The new and deeply int
resting drama Ct tho " Whitebsys Of Ireland
dramatised from Mrs. Hsll's novel Of that name,
attracted again, last evening, full house, and,
indeed, are By means surprised, for It Is put
upon thu stage in elegant manner regards beauty
of scenery dresses and other properties The charac
tiers Of the piece we'll drawn and the
OF the cruel treatment Of the ssantry by middeep
to the Prootors and other land sharks together with the
rigbu picture of excited people whose feelings
wrought upon by persecution ami poverty that,
gardess Of tho awful consequence which follow they
soss SSioh bring them to IN isooInious destS are
truthful,y denested. The characters throughout
we'll cast and ably surained. and We doubt not this
thrilling drama the features Of which familiar to
!rshmeu, will have long and very successful The
part Of Lawrence Macaty whose nmost soul thirsts
ceivsd and ably performed by that very promising
actor Mr.. Mar.hall; Louis Captain Of this Whiteboys
rsct.rs Of Abe. Rsha d. by Tilson and Mr.
Hail. and though last not least the part OF Darby Doyl
scsrman and Whisboy. by that truly oomicsl genius,
Mr.. Burke whose very look lie volume In itself Mrs.
Phillips as Ellen Nc Donald. capital psrsonstcn
In short to psrcu'arse any part Of this excellent
beautiful drama deemed useless as IL IN frat to
last, repleta with the most remarkable and deeply inte
resting incidents spendid spectacle and gorgeous
ry The "Jeco6itc" tina first piece played, and 1t
passed CT with thu creates. ecI Ton ght, doubt,
tbs house will again BE- fsd and We advise those who
wrh good ssats to early There Is great fault OBJ
be corrected, namely; the slightest outside
the doors, and rome scamp cries out Ere the audience
suddenly rush to the DOORS greatly endsngerps their
lives, People should be quiet, until danger
presents Itself.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Knowles's beautiful play of the
wife" was performed here last evening, Mr. Adams
taking tho part of st PIERRE ard Miss NJ Provost that
Of Mariana The acting Of Mr.. Adams was fine and
ne rendered. the character Of the unfortunate St. Pierre
with much taste Mr. Adams he's concluded q vsry
successful engagement at the Chatham, during which
hehss played the highest round tf characters
eh that he has s,l within him the
of the great drsmlt,c authors Mariana sust aimed
by Mrs Provost young lady from Williamsburgh her
first srpsarsuce any stage Miss P possesses fne
fgures dsome and Her voice
Is perhaps not as clear and distinct as 1t will be after
is more accustomed to act in pubio but altogether
evnced last evening very fair knowedge of her duties
rs leading actre,s. Her acting in Mariana very
good end towards the end OF the pisos most excel
lent. II Mics Provost designs follow tbs stage per
foantntly. We think she will prove acquisition
Antonio and Held Leonardo the fond aud faitbful
husband who would not, for moment, dstrust the
wife of bis bosom, ncted well Winsns. a, Bsrtoo was
comical enough and the Whole plsy went OF with
eeiat The fsrcss Pleasant Neiehbor,n aud The
Four Mowbrays" concluded tbs evenings enter.sin-
raens all # which gave much satisf elton TO the very
large and highly respectable audience which lied svery
psrt Of tho bouse. This evening Mr.. Adams takes a
bsrent to which he is well entitled after bis arduous
ead welplsysd engagement. lie will appear frss "a
Virgipus IN the tragedy OF that name and afterwards
as Carwn, In the crsma OF Tberese, the Orphan Of
Geneva We have ooutt there will be a crowiea
house.
CHRtsrY's MINsTRELs The tuusful voices aud liv.ly
jokes, Sc of these ne singers still dslightug bun
dreds OF cissns nightly the popularity of the bsu
increasing nightly 80 ihsrtt IL quite puzzs TO say how
far they will not reach In the opinion OF the Nav
Workers One thing IL certain sioglo baud OF per-
formers have achieved half the repu alton th...
have, aud they hsve the course to thsms.lvrs Thy
bave iue list OF soug- each Of which "A wor
thy place in the standard music Of The country We
they Sell of rapidly ut the rnus,c sbops
that Is almost possible to supply the demand They
give the cream Of them this evening"
SABLE BRo1HERs These gentry are ettractiuz much
ate ption at Convention Hall They have quite large
audiences every evening and their syls Of S.,
4, both interesting aud smusifg.
BArvAEp's PANoBAMA The mighty Ms.is.ippi and
all the country through which II rolls is nos auitS
familiar to Nex Yorkery this exh billion ia v.itsd
every evening by crowds. Bsnvard is now r.apnx the
just rewsr Of his great perseverance and
CONCERT ROOM The Model Artists here exhibit but
a few evenings more; they have been tolersbly sac
cefsful
BaoAowAy OpEov Hers also, the M,d.l Artists are
exhibiting In greatvsriety OF groups fobbdlz, a.
PALMo'b OrERA HOUSE, The new arrangsmont OF Il,
Model Artists here to be quito succsssful Th.v
exhibit every evening.
CAmPsgLL's MiNsrRYLs give their last couoert Mt
Concert Hall Newark, this evening. They have be an
very sucoessful, We understsnd.
ADElrHr.--This IL tho name Of new plaos OF entsr
tsipmeDt which has been established ia Cbsth I'm
tquGrs, Ia the building OF the old Franklin Tneeire
tBo amusments coDsist Of Ethiopian miDstfeley
dancing SO OCoDnell the famous tattoosd man IA Of
Tie company, and gives bis celebrated dancing scenes