The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-30
Theatrical and Musical

BewERY THEATRE-There very large audi
at this house last evenings and the lively perfor-
mances which were enacted highly satisfactory
to every The first piece the aughable farce
Of " My Fellow Clerk and Hall the Victimizer of
poor Victim (Jordan) was most excellent Hall is a
capital light comedian, and in such lively bustlinp
farces appears to much advantage The "a
Of Fertunio followed. This piece repetc with wit
and repartee, and the smart dialogue and excellent
acting Of all who took part in the piece made it pass
very pleasantly. The cid IA hioned court dress be.
Miss Taylor WELL it also does Mr. Sutherlau nd
al Mrs. Walcet and q prettier trio of youths on
their adventures. scarcely be seem These extra.
vaganzas when well acted they are at the Bowery
are most amusing pieces. Robert Macare and g The
Loan Of Lover concluded the evenings entertain.
ments Tomorrow evening two new pieces will be
produced viz, Gil Bias" and Jenny LindD In
highly entertaining pieces and win be produced with
the greatest care.
NIBLo's, AsroR PLAcE.-Despite the inclemency Of
the weather. there fair ate at this theatre
last night, who were, usual delighted with the per.
formances. The entertainment opened with the
laughable piece of Somebody Else,i in which MIR.
Dawson sustained the character Of Hans Mortz. a
country mechanic, and was particularly happy in his
part most perfectly personatpg the character of the
half frightened alfjealous swain Miss Rose Telbiu
as Minnie performed the character in unsurpassed
style, and received unbounded appreciation through
out the whole piece. This young lady is fast climbing
the steps to fame, and now, though q Young acc
tress has few superors She enters into the spirit Of
the character which she plays, and always with ease
and grace Miss Kate Horn appeared as Louise
to Ernest Walbury, by Mr.. Palmer, each Of whom was
Herr Hetterman foreign fo appeared with good eect
The 81 Italian Brigands," by the Lehman Family and
NJ Marzetti was admirable, is everything else in
their line. Miles. Adelaide and Mathilde, in the beau
tiful Pas de Gallop,' loudly encored They
are always received with shouts of appreciation, and
most deservedy too for they delight every one who
them in their beautiful graceful dances Mile
Adelaide seems to improve with every performa CO.
though she was in the very first appearance held the
DIR uho hoe haar
scented to New York audience for some time We
can safely say she has no superior. The enchanting
pantomilae OF Jocko" was also repeated, and most
beautifully performed throughout-Mr Marzetti AS
Jocko and Mile Mathilde, as Cora, a Young Indian
The performances at this house. and the talent en-.
gagged and not surpassed in the country and the de-
termination of the firing Niblo to please the
public have for his house q name which ia fast
leading on the high road to fortune.
CASTLE Gainesville entertainments at this MIC
turesque and beautiful theatre commenced last even
ing with the humorous extravaganza of the Dead
Shst," in which MIR. Holland sustained the character
of Timid to the unbounded delight Of the audience
He was wei supported by Miss Rose Cline as Louisa.
who sang several songs, which greatly appauded
Chatter was admirably personated by Miss Nickinsou
who ELECTED general appreciation by her humorous and
faithful Of this character The exquisite
style in which she gave Chrsty's niger song of" Oh
Susannah showed that in addition to her Capabilities
actress she possesses vocal OF ordinary
ability The piece went off with great 6clat and with
report If may be allow ed the pun which bore nm
evidence that Dead Shot, had its due
effect Oh all who came within its range miscei-
laneous concert followed in which Miss Phillps Mr.
Holman, and Mrs. H. Phillips sung several exc.lent
songs, all of which received deserved applause The
performances concluded with the laughabe drama of
" Lavafer, the Physiognomist, and a good Judge too
in which the varied and admirable qualities of this cha
racter were illustrated with great ability by MIR Nick
inson. The astonishment which the bewildered Bur-
gomaster MIR Hoand) exhibited at the faithful man
ner in which Lavater read the various phases Of cha
racter from the lines Of the human face divine' ell
cited frequent bursts Of laughter. On this evening
there will be grand sacred concert Of instrumental
music by Lothian's celebrated brass band which n
the evening be fine, will doubtless be well attended
RELIEF THE NV York VoIuSrrERs-We re-
ceved yesterday letter, Of which the following is
copy
New YonK July o. Is4s.
DEAR Sir Il have seen several articles in your pa
per describing the wretched condition of the New
York Volunteers that have just returned from Next
co. but must confess bad but faint idea of their
suffering before raw them to-day, half starved with
hagaofd conferences with feeble frames and miser-
ably clad.
must confess my heart bled for them, knowing the
valuable services they have rendered 10 the country
You have already done much to relieve their suffer-
ings, and hope will persevere in good cause as
be get ny for their benefit and have doubt NIL the
ariists in town would assist The New Workers. are
a"9ys ready TO aid and assist have lately seen
in hiPp and Browns Castle Garden at this sea.
son. would he good place, and have doubt would
be filed TO oterowing ii you and the aldermen Of the
d.I'rent wards would put yeur shoulders to the
wheels
would ohoerfuy contribute, as far as my feeble ef
ioits as ringer would 40, and have doubt that
could distribute from 20 to n 100 tickets
Yours respectfully,
ANTOINETTE OTTO
JAMES q. Bennett, Esq.
This is eepital suggeston and 1t reflects great ere.
Jt on Madame Otto, who although not born on tho
soil bias heart that feels for gallant volunteers
We hope the beet will not be allowed TO die but
that substantial relief will be given the rem
napt Of the men who faced danger and death In every
orIn 10 serve their country and who have return
ID with shattered constitutions ragged clothes and
9mpty pockets.
CnnIsT,s MIssrnELs.--1hese original and adnira-
bic singers will remain with another week, during
bich time several members of the company will take
j cir annual benefits. To morrow evening they will
live one Of their beet programmes.
The PsHoRAMs OF GrSERAL TAyLop's Mexican cam
,agDs Is much admire by ali who visit It, The uni
u al opinion IT, that IL is the most remarkable and
iignnI painting in the country And as for accara-