The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-11

DRAFTED d0nsuese Mile BIangy The hrst piece was the
White Horse Of the Peppers the characters Of which
wsrssby sustained by the stock company Mr. Brousham
- Gerald Pepper performed the part very rsspeotab'y
and Bass, as Hans Mapsfedt the German, capital
psrsonston. Next the bseutifol ballet Of Gises,
or the wilIiss" It 10 q Wild romantic piece and Is
founded old German legend, which describes the
scene on the banks Of the Rhine. The scenery and
let beautiful and imposing "a ct. Mills BaDsy, Gil
ssle peasant er transformed into fairy gave to the
al sns oous do IL
beautiful artless girl and the fascinating
charming Willie In the first act where she discovers
her mistake, In supporting that her lover friuos Al
brscht peasant the agooy Of disappointment was
naturally and ruthfuly portrayed In action and Ees-
pause which followed In the second act, where she
the guiss Of fairy nothing could equal her aei
ty grace fascinating aspect She seemed II
to upon the air. and there ghtness in each
bound which seemed superhuman. Mr. Bouxary gave
evidence Of great renus@sn 10 ths bs.ufa accomplish
res, excellent In ue The ballet full and effo
tive the and beautiful, and all passed
the bouss rang with vehement cheers for tho accom-:
plished dansuese. who Dame forward and reosived
cuaing piece was ths burlssqu called Metamora in
which Broushsn gave thu most striking imitation OF
the great rasediap Forrest 1t is very amusing piece
From IMPRESSION left last night We argue favoraby
for the Park management.
BowERY THEArRv.-Lsst evening, the great and soul
stirring tragedy Of Macbeth" spsnddly got up In ali
its stage sppointments performed in the most able
at this theatre before large and fashionable
audience. The part Of Macbeth personatsd by Mr.
w. Marshall, who in his acting last night in this cha
racter not only cutdid hm.ef but fell little short of
the best trsgediAps living Throughout the VIII ola
he great In this character, and We only
point the previous to his numbering the king
when he fancss he dagger IN the air, and sruy
giles with his conscience against the deed beng
most thrilling performance Mr. c. w. Clarke also did
justice to the part of Mscdu and his expression
Of If nd n Cf
and children noble and ost moviRg peoe OF act-
ing Mrs Jordan excellent as Lady Macbeth. and
Mr. j. Hall, Bauquc, wa very Zoe At tho fall OF
the curtain MIR Marhs enthusiastically called OUT
and when he appeared, no handsomely expressed his
Mscdun Mr. w. Clarke, afterwards loudly called
for but did not appear Mscbeth' was succssded by
dy Of the Lady and Devil" in which the doe COM
psny engaged at this theatre did ample Justice to
their respective parts This evening, splendid Satur
Gay nights entertainment Is offered consisting Of ira
gedy, comedy and drama, each OF the frat order;
Mr Marshall appearing ns Rolla in .Pisarro," and Mr.
Clarke Don Cesar de Bazan in the popular drama OF
that name.
CHATHAM THpArRE.--We have seldom seen the Chat.
ham crowded to excess, in every available place OF
accommodation, on last evening. The great attrsc
tons advertised in the bills of the day could not have
resulted otherwise, as the names of Messrs A. A Al
dams and Booth, both "atMs" upon the boards, indie
pesdent of the excellent stock company sufficient
In themselves to draw q jam house The tragedy OF
"P zarro" the FIRST piece performed in which Mr.
Adams play ed the part Of Roa with his wontsd ab-
e,rcuspv s.ou and IT,. h
boy (Miss X. DENNY from Pizarro. (Mr Hied) per
formed with much cievernees and the death
extremely stural, and sustained with infinite
ergy and success The part Of Elviri, by Mrs Wkin-
sou, admirably pe'sonated; she frequently sp
plsuded by the audience in the course of ths peror
nance Pssrro, by MIR. Hield, may be considered his
forte, have him to better effect than
81 Corr niso scou;tt.a ssssss most orasash,v
and the piece went CT with entire success. At
the fall of the curtain Mr. Adams wss called
for, but after long and unsuccessful effort, Mr.
Held forward aud apologize n for his inability to-
appear in consequence of exhaustion occ asoned by his
in which Mr. Booth appeared in his crlebra-
ted character of Sir Edward Mortimer. We hsvs fire.
perceive that ia his st. pereopaou last evening" it oet
none OF that hre and energy which bs IL 80 capable of
investing with HE style of peri rmance eminent
y worthy of of his brighter hours the boards
sud his appearance here was hailed with d,Rree Of
enthu.asr,, by his numerous friends, that vel, de-
OF H-en, and Adam Wintsrton by Mr. Cunuiughsm this
6rst appesrauo,) was an excellent persoustion. The
bill for this evening will be found highly attractive.
CiRcUs, BowERv AMPHirHRATRe amussments
here very pleasing, and during tho w.ek the house
has been we'll attended Tho company attached to the
house wall qualified psrfor and the whole ercu.
IL well organised and managed The Holland family
Their scrobaic exercises are very popular and really
well worth seeing To-day the ususl afternoon s1hi
bitiou is given at p M and also the regular evening
one at r NJ We know Of more amusing way OF
treating the little folks than to take them Saturday
the tn cir rder
Master Merriman, the clown and all the bright aud
brilliant things which the eye of chdhoos In the
performances at thu circus This day by the bye 18th
last one Of the engagement Of W. H Kemp the great
clown.
CrsIsrr's MrrsrRELs These philosophers have
tainly found the stone which the wise of old used
wish, ut east much they can, every evening"
their room Is oiled nightly They . most gentssl
ahe DO ns
ter so admirably that We havs oft.n heard doubt,
pressed as to waethsr they we're white; but We can
all sosptios that they genuine white folks. they
themslv in fact this fact IN "blsck and white
every day of their lives They give an extra perform
this afternoon. commencing at Nj. and the
al evening one At M They commence their twenty.
fourth week ct Mechanics Hail. on Mondsy evening,
and hereafter will sing there every evening of the week
SABLE BRorHEss.-Ths attendance on tho concerts OF
these very interesting singers Is quite numerous every
evening They are lively family, and remind US Of
Sam Welers account Of how he became vsg: He said
that his brother ons and he sept with him he
caught the complaint from him. IL this authentic
way for ecomins wsgsish, We should say there must
Rave beeo large bed full In this family they
ta,0y all thorough wsgs and not only that, but tho
rough vocaliss aud musicians to boot They give two
performas css to-day, vis.-at md P. NJ.
BANvARps PANORAMA OF THE MssssrPrr.-The
mighty river viii beoom. familiar to citizens
the OF New York. and hsnceorth people acquire
an reputation Is travellers without going
Of the pavements OF old Gotham, visit to BAnvards
gigantic panorama will eaabls them to talk learnedly
and advssdy Of scenery the greatest
traveller in the world. The exhibition glad
to learn IL crowded every evening. To-day 10 open
s. aud also at TX P. M.
PALMo's OrERA House.-Ts.n ght 10 the last ght o.
the exhibitions this houee. We dare Gay 1t will be
crowded.
BROADWAY Opxor.-Creely Jones are exhibiting
fobiesur pipants here this evening This kind of exit
bition seems TO be well patron I'd.
CoSsrRr RsoM.-Thisrs has quite \ numerous
pany engaged, here 10 giving exhibitions Of ststusry
pcsores, So. Model Artists, 1t seems very preva
lent In this community.
FOREIGN THEATRICALs
Mrs Mowatt and MIR. Davenport are meeting with
great The Lcs'poci .aihion, In speaking of
them, ssys:-"Mrs Mswstt and Mir Dsvepport's
gssement at the Pripcssss theatre has proved judi
cious for the management, and has confirmed the
able imprssson made by these transatlantic artists
on their dsbut On wednesday, evening" The Stranger
and Faint Heart won Fair Lady performed
TO wdsd house, for the benefit OF Mrs Mowstt At
the conclusion Of esoh play they called before the
curtain and grses with a shower Of bouquets amid