The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

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republicans Of America No army moved to destroy
with more skill, regularity and smultaneousness than
these little miniature opera dancers dance along and
execute the most complicated and beautiful move
ments to please and CHARM as they never fail to do
The other of the evening no less
gratifying, and were performed with extraordinary
ability by the talented company. repetition of the
Wien dancers with rich programme of other en-
tertanme hts both comedy and farce is to be laid be-
fore the public to- night. Vide the bills
BowERY THEArRE.-The tragedy of Richelieu, or
| the Conspiracy" performed here last evening,
Mr. Lynne playing the principal character of Cardinal
Richelieu, with able effect His personation Of the
part showed fine conception, and his deineation
throughout effective and talented effort, which
stamps him actor Of reputation and high merit
His great powers and most effective point con.
spicuously displayed in the closing of the last
act where the packet is produced The well dis
scmbled and admirably sustained personaton Of the
crafty Cardinal. in the interview with the King,
given with infinite ability and only rpassed by
the sudden and bold assumption of authority and
scious power. in the trunph of which his whitening
rebuke to the Count (Clarke) had thrilling effect
upon the audience, who rapturously applauded the
effort 1t here that the fire and energy Of the able
actor displayed with fine effect and has won for
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Bowery audience the true reward of merit. He was
called out after tho play, and having deferentially
bowed crossing the stage his reception most
thusiastic, after which he retired The part of Che
Waller de Mauprat, by Mr.. Dyott, was excel
lent performance and that OF the Count dc Ba.
rades, by MIR. c. w. Clark, extremely well
sustained Julia dc Mortamar by Mrs. Abbott, was
also admirably personated throughout, and the en-
tire cast acquitted themselves most creditaby. The
scenery and manner in which this imposing tragedy
has been got out highly crediable to the able ma
nagement at this splendid and capacions place OF
| tion no
| to the entertainment, by their fine execution and
performance of Of the most select and popular
pieces of the day The present attractions will insure
for the Bowery crowded houses nightly.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-"Box, Cox, and Knocks" the
amusing farce, and Young America" very funny
piece performed last evening" previous to New
York it is.n The house filed to overlooking,
not seat vacant and quite a number of lobby men,
bers taking look at the play through the blinds We
regret much to that Mr. HELD is still sick he is
capital actor, of most versatile talents; and we hope
that his present ndsposon will soon pass over and
allow him to again appear the Chatham boards.
Mose is great ever in his performan ces indeed
Chanfrau stands at the head of this branch of
acting We refer to the advertisement for this even
| ng's BILL
CHRsTy's MrNsTRyLs.--The influx Of visters to Me-
chanic Hall great ever and the songs of Chris
ty and his band are as entertaining as usual. They
have thoroughly learned the tastes of the public
that every song they sing is favore as they
have In the course of their long session here weeded
out of their programme everything that was not ex-
acty first rate. Their dancing is really first rate. To-
night they sing as usual.
MELopEoN-The Virginia Minstrels and Miss Rey-
MADISON continue their delightful concerts every
ming. at this pleasant place Of amusement 1t Is
well ventilated pleasant place Of resort and recon-
mend it to the patronage OF the public
Mr.. DEMPsrER gives his last ballad entertainment
this evening Mr.. D. has established for himself such
first rate reputation singer, that none ought to
omit hearing him. His ballads such as The loved
was not theren Lament of the Irish Emgrant,' Let
us love another jamie Morrison &C.. truly
delicious pieces of singing His Scotch ballads unri
vailed and he gives the true Northern dialect the
wan of of
lads when sung by other than Scotchmen His beau
tful cantata of the May Queen" is known far and
WIDE most touching and affecting cantata. He
will sing it this evening, as the concluding piece.
sBANvARD's PANoRAMA.-This giant among paintings
is visited by hundreds every evening We have heard
about its being shortly to be removed to
Europe We trust its proprietor will not let it be-
fore every in the city has had opportunity Of
seeing it. 1t will be exhibited twice to-day viz, at
| and "a PM
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-The Model Artists them
selves take benefit this evening, and a number Of
beautiful and symmetricaly formed females have
lunteered their servicesso the bills The fabieaur
will be varied and interesting This will be positively
the last exhibition of the kind
Miss De LUCE MEssRs. ARrHuRsoN, LEACH AND
tomorrow evening They will sing great number of
beautiful ballads trios, &c; and Mir. Kyle will dis
course most eloquently on his flute
| Mr. Booth, the tragedan, is playing at the Boston
| theatre.
The steyermarkische band gave concert at Pitts
burg the evening of the goth inst.
| The Orphean Family were In Mobile the 10th
| instant.
Mr. Collins performances at the Walnut street thea
ire Philadelphia last evening, for the benefit OF
| the Irish Relief Fund.
1t is said that the celebrated danseuse Carotta Gris
and also NJ Thalberg intend visiting the United States
| professionally early In the fall.
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