The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-09

BowERY THEATRE. This capacious building was
again crowded last evening with highly respectable
audience. Mr.. w Marshall, who took his benefit on
the occasion, must have felt highly fsttered with the
in which he received and his talents ap.
prccated The first piece was " Richard the Third y
in which Mr.. Marshall appeared to go far ahead Of all
his previous efforts, and in the tent Mr. NJ. ms
Richard, peculiarly effective At the close Of the
play Mr. NJ in obedience to most vociferous call
before the curtain, when shower of beautiful boquets
thrown at his feet After the applause had sub
sded he gratefully acknowledged the tokens Of appro
baton which had been manifested towards him Mr.
G. w. Clarke. as the Duke of Buckingham, also drew
forth repeated applause while Miss Lockyer admirably
sustained the part of the Prince of Wales and If
pery put forward there doubt but she would
become great favorite Richard the Third fol
lowed by the Yankee comedy Of Ole Bull in which
Mr. c. Burke kept the audience in constant Of
laughter Tonight Mr. c. w. Clarke takes his bene-
fit and offers a great bill.
NIBLo's AsroR PLAcE.-The question is decided in
favor Of this place of amusement No matter how far
it be town. it is nightly filed from parquette to
dome with galaxy of fine ladies' of lovely young miss
es, and fashionable young The audience present
last evening in spite of the rain of the great
est of the week; and all seemed delighted with the
tertainment presented The Danseuses Viennoises,
with the admirable precision Of their dances,
tremely well received by the assembly and appeared in
three Of their best Pas des Der.
GERS La Tyrolienne.n and the Pas des Fleurs;''
this last being the prettiest animated garden
these talented children, the more enchanted
with their elegance and grace; and the public seems
perfectly to agree with us The vaudeville company
performed the two plays called THE Alpine Mad and
the Miseries of Human Life, in which John Seton.
Chippendale Walcott Mrs Meader, and the beautiful
Kate Horn filed the principal parts and received much
applause The performance of this evening will be
very attractive 1t will consist Of the celebrated
Pas Rocco" the Polka Paysanne, and the .'Gaope
des Drapeaux by the Viennoise children, and the two
comedies Of the Alpine Maid and " Naval Engage
ments," We see on the bills that NJ Maurice Strac
kosh, pianist to the Emperor of Russia, is decidedly
engaged by Mr. Nibo. and have every reason to be-
lieve he will make his first appearance tomorrow night
There will be great treat for the eognoscen and the
amateurs Of the pianoforte players
CHATHAM THEArRr.-This house last night was
crammed to excess, from tine orchestra to the very
ceiling The drama, entitled the Chain of Guilt
or Wandering WILL" went of we'll and was followed
by New York 1t is for which the furore appears to
Increase rather than diminish; but " Nose" having
engaged to kick up muss in Boston next week. to-
night Is the last one we shall have opportunity Of
seeing him.
CHRisTY's MNsTREIs will as usual give first rate
ol this evening: Their singing, dancing aud With
cisms are as bright and pungent as ever. When the
pubnc get mold Of good set of singers like these they
do not let them go In hurry, their immense
cess during eight consecutive months has shown
They are the elite Of Ethiopian singers and plea
anter way car be devised of passing evening" than
in a visit to them.
CASTLE GARpES.-The unfavorabe state of the wea-
Their prevented Madame Augustus benefit from being
as well attended as might have been. The Of
Lend Me Five Shillingsn was we'll received. or Ma
dame Augusta we cannot speak in too high praise.
She s the first professor in her art and her manrss
dsng"ees will always make her great fsvorite with
the American public She appears again to- night,
when we have no doubt the Garden will be well filled.
The bill Is very attractive one
MELopEos-As the season advances, this place takes
stronger hold than the affections Of its pa
irons IL is most gentcel and elegant place Of amuse
ment The Virginia Minsres will be in full force
this evening
BoTrEsiNi, ARDIrI, AND DrsvrRNiSgs Concert, at
the Tabernacle on Monday evening will be the grand
event OF the week. The musical world is oil alive with
anticipation. Bottesini and Arditi have been heard
before, but Desvernine Is stranger among person.
ally, though his reputation has been thoroughly estab-
lished In Cuba that do not fear for tho result Sig
nora Pico and Signor viett will aid the distinguished
triad and Maestro BariIi will preside at the piano We
shall take another opportunity to speak fully Of
the programme, which we may here say is first rate
one