The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-09

evsry thing went of a. smoothly as of thu best
jokes Of ths clown The approach OF the end OF
tho circus season. makes necessary for those who wish
to emily It, make the most of the time We truly be-
sve that better appointed company In every respect
has performed In New YORK bsfore Every thing
IL complete from the rst to the ths dimuutve
little pony Black Diamond, to the magnificent horse
Bucephalus The performers are all indeed eminent 10
their respective departments Tonight Pentiand the
clown takes benefit We have no doubt ne viii have
good house for he Ia certainly fellow OF INFINITE JEST
and deserves tobe well patronzed.
BowERy-Humor and fun, msrrmsnt and laughter,
have taken for time the place OF war and slaughter,
combat and DEATH at this popular theatre. The clash
of has ceased 1t at the Bowery the storm
ing OF Monterey Is passed by and the broad humor OF
the rich farce and grnnng negro shake the sides OF the
laughing audiences which nightly crowd this attractive
place public resort. Last night the occasion OF
Mr. Wacot's benefit, the house crowded as ususl-
I" Charles KILL The Virginia Mummy aud Don
Cesar de Bszann the pieces selected for the even
ing They were performed tho high satisfaction Of
delighted audience Miss Clarke improves In favor with
the freguent.rs Of the Bowsry Mr. Rise pstSsmed IN
house convulsed with laughter. A visit to the
Bowery Is certainly the best cure we know OF for dys
pepsia and hypochoudra Tonight such bill OF fare
Is offered Is sufficient excite she most satatsd and
snvsn tho dull v.de the "bil Of the play a. de-
tailed In the advertisement.
CHATHAM THKArRE.-hir. and Mrs. Broushsm made
their second appearances here last evening" and
csived with marked applause The g Irish Lion' WAS
repeated, Mr. B. again playing the character Of Tom
Moore, and Mrs b. that of Mrs. Fitzgig, They were
well supported by the entire company, and tho farce
went of with preat The lau -hable piecs
titled Mstamora, the last of the Poy written
| by Mr. Broughsm next succeeded. 1t is designed
burleeque upon the popular piece of this in which,
Forrest stands unrivaled the hero Of the play
mere burlesque representation, this piece was in
terlsrded with some fine passages, delivered with
ana f bssr
ly to Irish character and had 1t not been announced
in the bills of the evening the most practised critic
could scarcely recognize Tom Moore IN the Indian chief
Metsmora At the fall of the curtain he was called out
and after apoogzing the cold under which he
had been suffering remarked that bis reception In the
line Of character In which he appeared highly
aattsrng aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bis most san
guine expectations He retired amid ap pause
Mrs Broughsm's Tapiokee, the rqusw Of Metsmora,
was performed with infinite cleverness. The entire
iece went of most successfully.
CHnIsrys MINsrRELs Another fine house last night
at Mechanics Hail. People commence streaming iu be-
fore seven and by the time the commences
every available nook and corner Ia the room Is hlled
They undoubtedly the most successful band Of min
srels who have ever performed here Their popularity
and is like ring In respect-it has end
BRoADwAY OpEoS.-This place Of amusement is well
patroniz from its peculiarly central situation and
the excellent manner In which affairs managed its
continued success is undoubtea Their present troupe
Of Model Artists all OF splendid symmetry and evi
IDENTIFY we'll trained to the business.
PALMo's OrERA HousE.-The Model Artists exhibiting
here give ve tablssux nightly No loss than IL differ
emit groups are represented some OF them are very
beautiful.
BArvARp's PANORAMA attracts crowds every evening.
IL is undoubtedly the most magu sent piece OF painting
the favora attention of the public Strangers should
by leave the city without seeing it, 1t is ono
OF the greatest "lions' about town.
BaUNErrI's ANcIErr JERusALEM-This very extraor.
binary work is exhibiting ut Panorama Hall, and
has created already quite interest among the lovers
of the curious aud beautiful AS specimen OF anti
work in tbs world believe that can compare with It,
No who visits It fail to be, not only pleased bat
also instructed and enlightened.
SioroR SpISgTro learned canary birds ut the Society
Library, do more thsn We supposed possible ever to
teach any Of the quadrupeds much less such tiny little
things ss canary birds 10 DO appreciated they must
| be SEEN.
BauNswIcx's SrAruARY is now v sited by numbers
every day No leave the exhibition room with
out being delighted with these accurate copies Of the
splendid original statues.
DuMBoLroN's ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs will give two
Of their inmitsb performauoes-ons this evenug and
the other TO- morrow-st Washington Hall, Newark -
The programme Is very attractive, containing Of
the and best negro melodies among which Is the
charming song Kos. Lee w.iUn gwen 80 sweetIy
cheers of tbs audience, We have never heard COM
pany Of negro minstrels who possess such refined
kuo Wedge OF music as Dumbolton's Their unprece-
den,ed success In Europe where they performed be-
Of the greatest critics OF the age, argus
strongly in favor of ths great superiority as musicians
and vocasts.
Mr. EprroR:-Permit me, through the medium Of your
tears In my eyes" to inquire how 1t came to
pass that Of the 'p
Garden produced not single en1sion OF their own, to
eviuce their real musical condolenoe sprinsng sponta
neousy from the heart, in original requiem to the
memory OF the ilustrious departed composer! Almost
immediately after the demise OF was known,
published an impromptu 'the Laurel and Cypress in
dcang at the time, that had also ready In
script (amonz many printed obituary works The Must
clam. REQUIEM and no Iamo Oh Eenus BON N non
leading musical Dons, we'll filled with sublime IDEAS
love- and charity for their brethren had however, no i'm
pulses of professional attention and potepess to
for the isolated minstrel Of the Vest, almost the
verge of grave and who venture to assert that
than the whole bunch Of these f.nofu musicians put
together Had offered any OF my funeral themes direct
to that inflated forum or quodiibst, | guess those
have only repulscd them as delinquents OF be-
widered BRAIN at bsstperhaps a. weak silly confused
efforts of dotard in his second childhood judging from
some indications of the past am forsooth not man
with hand unnerved harp 40 tuneless MS to bear
silently superficial aud uucourt Gus negects from he
green-rooms lighthouses Of young musical aspirants
neither shall hide myself" trtmoiante' with fright nor
mock n,odesty behind the bushes OF roses o. thstes
IL love and money combined engage orchestr
having never been provided by the lucky stars with
highly wrought ebony or sded wand Of Leadership OF
sufficient magical power to charm together such
overwhelming flock of beautiful shepherdesses and gall
liant shepherds of the divine whose superior tai
ents and melodous strains ELECTED by the
fu baton in the verdsnt pastures near Bowling Green,
to the small grief and deep emotions Of the upper aud
lower ten Thousands the rich free gratis for
nothing the poor ditcfan at two shilngs per tok-
poor mewth contribution of two dollars cash, for
value received in troubles humiations and tight
ng II succeed, In my earnest effort, to establish
concert shall produce Tor execution my sacred ouptr
tre The Tomb of Genius dedicated to the spirit Of
endesohn and bow respectfully to the ordeal Of the
musical public generally otherwise would have only TO
look up to the for justice and production be
thought an airy castle Knowing the difficulty OF obtain
ing sufficient rehesrs being also aware that the exeoe
tants will have all ALA Comodo prophecy they will ind
anything Of mine short and easy "Giusto motto Ggs
o Any patronage retail or Wholesale will be welcome
At all events heartily wish to make my last concert ORR
sin al eritorious national Should therefore any
Of the guishad kindred resident composers and
artists especially those of the vocal and instrumental
feet in these waters be willing to help me out with
friendly hands also introducing their compositions
aud isvorite peceso tbs occasion Of my adeu, snail
feel greatly honored steer with gladstone, grateful
heart distant shoresperhaps TO some Cape Of Good
Hope-and finally reach a Haven OF Rest
ANTHONY PHILIP HEINRICH.
PS-Editors will deeply oblige a. ?. H., by interest
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