The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22


Cinderella, Queen Mabs saddle horse Cane on the Am
pbora Ruvueson on the flying wire and the lsushsbls
tricks Oddities jokes and witticsms OF the men In mot
ley surelsy ingredients enough for one evenings
at least the full houses which are seen
nightly at Old Drury show that tbs public deter
mined support the enterprise OF Messrs Sands Lent
GO but they support 1t because the ~,
oil frstrste aud they get real quid pro gao Ior
their money It 10 al at the present day TO
fancy that people will patronzs this house or that
merely because it Is such house real bona ds en-
terainmept IL required and then they will go quick
enough the audiences lately at the Park Thea
performances. commencing at az P. NJ for the sssom
mediation Of family parties or course the usual even
ing performances 10 Also given.
BowERY THEArRE.-Every evening this week there
have been crowded houses here witness Barry mag
n6csnt war spectacle OF the Battle Of Msxico and
expect that this evening there will be regular jam to
It, Saturday being kind Of gala night to many who
work hard aud faithfully during the week We have
doubt that hundreds of them will this evening take
ties fought aud The stage appointments and
succession Of rcenes are nov perfect and 90 of
smoothly possible The reviews, marches and fight
ing all managed in excellent style and itrea
y Is pleasure for those who at all mtary inclined
land who In these days not to see how regularly
be thoroughly drilled and to take an interest in having
the piece go of well Tonight the performances COM
with the touching domestic drama of the Rsnt
Dsyn after which, the Battle Of Mexco will be pre-
ssntsd
Z CHATHAM THEArRE.-There was q toerably good su-
dsnce at this thsatrelast night The performance
commenced with . repetition Of Agnes de We're, a
wfs's Revenge" which received throughout with
marked appreciation Mr. Kemp gave his feat, Of GYM
nace which received with strong marks Of uppro
baton. The Bride Of Abydos, the Pirate Of the
Isesn beautiful DRAMA then performed, in which
Mrs Wilkinson in her usual successful and effective
STYLE sustained the character Of Zuska and loudly
and long applauded The scenery adds very much to
the piece and those who sctsd the opportunity to
see the performances have icsts rich feast Mr. Suther
land, Mira sustained hts part with happy snect.
MIR. i: becoming very popular by his rapid improve
osroaturist and bin worthy Of full house is offered
DRoApwAY THKArRE.-Last evening being set apart
for tho farewell benefit of Mr. H. Barrett and the
programme Of performances being exceedingly attrao
tive several eminent artists having volunteered their
services the house. at early hour was filled from pit
to dome, and presented most brilliant array of the
beauty and fashion Of the city The entsrtainm ,nts
commenced with the drama or Ernestiue" In which
Miss F. Walsck, Mr.. Lester, and Mr. Fredericks sus-
tanned their characters we'll Madame Augusta, the
never.fadng firing, always pleasing dan:euse,
next appeared in tho beautiful dance, Casiisn"
We never her to adv ntsge. She was dressed
in blue satin frock richly and looked the
cellent far as the term dsncing goes but Madame
Augusta possesses versatility which, In her profession
beautiful carriage and every quality necessary to CON
sttute finished artistic and which have crowned her
Mons FrsderiCks was light and graceful and ELECTED
the unanimous cheers OF the audiences. Next In suo-
oschooi for scandal in which Messrs Barrett Lynne
end Lester admirably sustained their respective charac
tors az, ALSO Mrs. Farren a. Lady Tsase-her style
differs from others, being somewhat OF the western
school, but her conception and reading good and hsr
action graceful and diguifed. Then followed signora
Cioccs In her favorte dance Ii PoaccG" So far as
dexterity Of and nmble bound concerned this
lady is excellent danseuse; but to our mind, she
lacks much Of elegance of style which peer
conspcuousy In the truly accomplished Madame
Augusta. The Musical Olio next ,ceeded in which
Madame Otto filled prominent part-the grand scsna
an1 1onfa
ton and the Tyrolsse song, My Mountain Homen
very we'll received but confess, have heard this
charming vocalist In better voice. many former occa
sions There was one treat blank in the performance
and that was the appearance OF Madame ico whose
name, by some mistake WAS inserted In the bills Many
of her admirers and expected to hear the
sweet, full and round tones Of her incompatible con-
trato voice. the charming intcnaons Of which have
often been heard with delight at the Tabernacs and
at Pamos Opera House This evening Mrs. Farren
takes her beneftshe Is very good actress, and,
doubt from the attractive features Of the BILL there will
he smother full houss. The Huochback," and The
Lady Of are among the pieces III the progi smme
CHR,srYs MINsTRELs.-These performers are certain
~ the summnm bonum OF negro singers The very ON.
nbus drivers In Broadway are benefited BY them as
every evening they make many fare taking people to
and from their concerts Thus in one sense they may
be looked on public bensfactors besides this they de-
light at the lowest calculation 1880 people weekly; and
having been here sixteen weeks 1t follows that 10000 is
the number they hsve pleased This certainly entities
them the freedom Of the city, they won't STOP how
ever until they have sung to roand 100 0OO and not
then perhaps In addition to their usual evening per.
three for the accommodation OF the little folks and
family parties
BROADWAY ODEoS.-The most sucoes,ful troupe of
model artists here conclude their engagement ct this
house this evening The perform for the bens
At Of that comical fellow Valentino with his plurality of
voices. He gives amusing dialogues and the Mo
del Artists will appear In lets than eighteen differ
emit tabeaux.
PisrEuxs CELEBRATED LIVING MopEL ARTISTS =
These artists who have been gathered ia city from
the prettiest Of American lilies about departing
professional tour to the Southern cities Of the United
States. NJ Pinteux, the enerprisns manager, has pre-
pared every thing to make his exhibition the most sd
mirabie among Others Of similar kind; and we must
state that his company s beyond doubt the best and
tights, gold and silver aoes, dagg.rs lsnces helm-ts
dresses &c. all newly made by ssilfu hands; and,
aonotedly after the ssss. success NJ obtained in
admirers Of female beauty and poses piasqu.s in
every place he may to, north south east or west
posed Of handsome women and four we'll ped
among whom Is the celebrated French Hercules.
the poo0 Of ali groups
From the Juror created by this company at its st ap
pearancs here 1t must be easily appreciated that this
will go erescsndo instead of diminishing during their
voyage.
THE srEvERMARxIscHE MUSICAL COMPANY give their
eleventh concert this evening at the Tabernacle They
house will tie crowded. particularly this concert the
last but one which they give prior to leaving New York
for some time to come.
BANvARD's PASoRAMA.-This splendid piece of paint
Ing continues attract crowds. We glad Of 1t;
every who goes there certainly gets his moneys
worth In seeing this magnificent work, and Banvard s
who hope will reap fortune from his untripg
seal and industry In completing this gigantic under.
taking.
Mr. Clarke, an actor Of considerable celebrity, has
been confined to his by Sickness for the last
night; but pleased to hear he will BE- able
resume his professional abor at the Bovery theatre
Mr. Charles Pitt playing at the Arch Street theatre
Philadelphs.
At New Orleans on the l2th, the yispnoise children
were dancing at the St. Charles theatre Mrs. Hunt
was playing at the same house. and MIR Booth to
appear that evening the boards Of the American.
MIR Deppster gave q concert at Buffalo on thsls
Bsoaccan has recovered and TO appear last night
at the Howard Atheneum Boston, in the opera Of Luois
di Lammermoor."
Marine Affairs.
LAUNCHES The large ship Andrew Foster, noticed ON
Saturday, will BE- launched this morning at half past 10
o,AlnAk frnr TIM ward Of Meaa1a Psrrina lafkarson