The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-11

BowERY THKArRE.-NIrs Madison long favorite alta
che of this theatre took her evening which
occasion that admired the Caste Spec
tre was performed for the first piece Mr. Marshall took
the character of Earl Osmond, Mrs Jordan as Angela
and Mrs. Stickney Alice The piece is quite an af-
fecting one and during its performance the audience
appeared to feel the deepest interest in the fate of the
compliance with repeated calls, came forward and
made an appropriate acknowledgment of the compli-
mont. On Monday evening next, the gra nd eastern
spectacle of Cherry and Fair Star is to be produced
in gorgeous style, in which Miss Mary Taylor is to
make her appearance the boards of this theatre
Cherry also as Marion in the drama styled the Pride
Of the Market" This will prove a great card and
will draw crowded houses every evening during its per-
formance.
NIBLo's, AsroR PLACE. BRoApwAY.--The perform
at this place. last night varied and all most
enthusiastically received by full house. The perform
commenced with grand overture, Norma," after
which the great attraction Of the city Dansueses
Viennose, appeared in the Pas Des Bergers," which
loudly applauded The laughable vaudeville of
" He's not Miss was played Mr. Seton sustaining
the character of Mr. Prettyman in such fine style
keep the whole house convulsed with laughter Miss
Kate Horn sustained the character of Mrs Adgae in
her usual graceful and successful style The ceebrat
ed pianist Maurice Strakosch performed his grand
Ersrd piano, which met with the most deafening ap-
pause and so great was the delight of the audience
that he had to repeat his performance The dansueses
also appeared In La Tyrolienne," and Gallope des
Drapeaux which received with equal favor The
arrangements at this house unsurpassed in the
evening.
CHATHAM THrArRE.-This favorite little establish
ment Of the people again crowded to the utmost
extent, last evening, when the "New York Milners'
"Morning of Life" and the musical comedy of the
"Swss Cotage were received with rapturous applause
The concluded with the fifth act
of Richard the Third in which those juvenile pro-
gedies Misses Denim took the characters of Richard
and the Earl of Richmond. On Monday evening, Mr..
H. p. Grattan commences IN engagement at this thea
ar.fa I~a,n :tI.l
the ''Rebel Chiefn Edward OBricn. The drama
called the "Chain of Guilt, Wandering WHIPS
also to be produced for the second time.
CAsrLR GARDEN.-The weather, during the past
week. has not been very favorable for Castle Garden;
still tho attendance has been good every evening and
the probabilities are that good season is coming for
the proprietors. Madame Augustus dancing and the
pleasant arces played astefuly by Holland and the
dramatic company under his charge have been highly
applauded by the audiences. Madame Augusta is de-
cidedly Of the most skifu danseuses the stage
and her engagement last showed great enterprise
on the part Of French & Hescr Tonight the usual
Sunday evening concert will be given and the Garden
will be open as usual for promenade REFRESHMENTS &c.
SIGNoRs BoTTrsINI ARpITI, AND DEsvERSrNr's Cox
CERT AT THE TApERsAcLE The reputation of Signor
Bottesini the celebrated double bass player Is so we'll
established in city that IL is almost unnecessary
for him to add other to his own to attract an
immense audience at his concert. Nevertheless, the
musical soiree announced for Monday evening will
bring before the public the Signors Ardt and Desver
nine the first very remarkable violinist, whom
we often appreciated last year, when he the
leader Of the Hspano Italian Company; and the second
a talented pianist, whom the newspapers of Havana
and New Orleans have pronouaced to be worthy of
high reputation The bill made up by these artists
Is very good, and will enable the public to hear them
In solos duos and trios and to appreciate their talent
IN all its diversity.
CHRIsTys MivsrRELs.-Thcse philosophers are
brisk and vivacious as ever. They never lag
ment In their fun, but keep right on continued
Jokes.
with capital dancing. They have such a fine budget
Of songs hand and have thoroughly learned the
taste OF their audiences, that every song Is favortc
one. They will perform every evening during the
week.
BASvARD's PAroRAMA.--This magnificent work will
soon be on the move from New York No ought
to neglect visiting It, 1t is most incompatible af
fair.
HupsoSs Observation-Disclosures pal be-
coming all the fashion nowadays. Here Is another
one presented to the public IL Is of the Mississippi
and Ohio rivers, and Is said to bc most accurate de-
lineation. The exhibition of IL will commence to-
morrow evening, at the Apollo Rooms