The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-14

BowERr THEArRE.-The very crowded state Of our
columns prevents our giving as extended notice ~
could wish of the performances last evening -
they with such eciat and excellence that they
certainly merited the appreciation that bestowed
upon them by the fashionaby attended house. The
audience was quite numerous, though, doubtless, .
great many we're kept away by the rain storm The
Naad Queen and Cherry and Fair Starr were the
pieces The various pieces Of stage effect with which
the Naiad Queen Is replete, are truly splendid.
"Cberry and Fair Star" the concluding piece was a.
splendid as and went off most hxndsomely. To-
night, capital bill is presented win be by
feIring to our list Of amusenents
NIBLo's, AsroR PLAcE.-Ths laughable sketch en-
titled the Elton Boy, F" was repeated last evening
when Miss Tebin, as Fanny Curry, and Tom the Eton
Boy, "'was again enthusiastically encored. This
succeeded by " La Jota Aragonese, - q ma
tonal Spanish dance, by MILES Adelaide Ind Mathilde
M. Marzeti and NJ FERN, Miles Julia aud Flora Leh-
also favored the audience with the popular Pas
Matelot. f" The entertainment concluded with that
vel comic allet-pantomme called Los Logadores,
or the corn treshers.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-We have only room to say
that the house well filled usual last evening
The performance of the very interesting drama Of
Tberese, the Orphan of Geneva" with Chanfrau as
Carwin, and Miss Messenger Therese, was remark
ably fine piece Of acting 1t is part afording hne
scope for the intelligent actor and Mr. Chanfrau full
filled 1t with much taste. Miss Mestayer. Therese,
was also very happy in her efforts The Glance at
New York; and the farce Of My Neighbsr's Wife,
concluded the entertainments.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The attractions and entertain
monts at this beautiful summer resort are without
rival or parallel in any part Of the world. Ithere was
such applause in London Paris the propretors would
make fortune in month, great would be the re-
sort. Vauxhall, and Ranelagh, and Cremorne are
nothing to be compared to it. There is not such
scenery, such terrace, such promenade, such q
space in any public place in Europe America One
may sit down and the most beautiful pieces admirs
bly, reformed; one can take promenade in vast and
airy circuit or SIT down and partake Of the most deli
cious REFRESHMENTS or listen to the most beautiful
singing all on the same evening, in the place
We firmly persuaded that If all the cities Of the
world were searched through there would be found
In any OF them opened to the public such spacious,
airy magnificent, attractive and lovely place as our
New York Castle Garden. And to saunter round this
beautiful place to inhae the ne sea breeze from the
terrace to be entertained with lively arces and drama
tic pieces at the theatre the which rare
talent and genius are combined to crafty the public
no more than two shillings demanded. In London
access could not be gotten to such place-f London
bad such place-for less than guinea. Z" Done on
raby performed last night. Chubbee the Indian Chief
executed several pieces the flute with sweetness
performer on that instrument To. night again new
budget Of delightful pieces is in preparation of which
the bills and advertisements will furnish the partcu
lars.
Burrows THEATRE-The Viennoise children. last
evening" delighted their many admirers here in the DO
pular advertisement SPAS Rococo,n and Also in sPolka
Paysanne." The Miller's Maid" Irish Lion wore
also performed in the latter of which Brougham was
excelent and the of the evening psss
ed of with much eciat By the way. the engagement
OF the Viennose children in New York closes Alter
two nights more which fact taken in come xon with
the circumstance that the price of admission to the
family circle is only twenty-five cents will make early
application necessary to secure a seat.
CHRIsTY's MISUNDERSTANDING has an end to it
In this world and among the rest, the stay of Chris
TVS band among must terminate in fact Tonight
and to- morrow will the last time they will sing in New
York for somet We recommend the public to make
the most of them whilst they be here.
BANvARD's PANoRAMA-Ths original and ma9niA-
cent work is about to be removed from the CITY: |
another week is the utmost that thepropretor KEEN
here as his arrangements to go elsewhere are impers
tive Of course it will be visited by thousands during
the remainder of its stay here.
STEYMARKIscHE.-The concert of this harmo nious |
band at the Brooklyn Female Academy has been post
poned to Saturday evening next. They perform this
evening at the Tabernacle.
M. MAURICE SrRAKoscH This highly talented mar
former whose reputation pianist been so uni-
versaly appreciated in our city we'll in rookyn
leaves New York this afternoon his way to New a
ven where he intends to give concert He will then
proceed to Saratoga Springs where he wun
meet with the success he deserves among fashion,
able people now who crowd that watering place
GENERAL TAyLoR's MEXICAN CAMPAIGNS as ex-
hbted in Sherman and Touseys splendid panorama at
turned soldiers who have visited it, to be most MAJ
terly production. 1t compiled from authentic
sketches by officers of the army and this campain
now matter OF history patriot ought view its
able dehneation In the present panorama. al
NINE. AUGUSTA the celebrated danseuse has returned
from successful engagement at the West
MoNTPLAIsIRs-These inmitable dancers with an |
excellent ballet company, playing very successful
engagement at the broadway Theatre.
ALWAYS AHEAD.-We are again indebted to |
Adams ~ Co., and Mckay 81 Co., for papers re-