The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-29

par OF the Two houses TO explain and defend II.
Mr. Clay has been invited to come To Albany
and deliver John Quincy Adams funeral ora
| ton.
Thsstrsual ann musssmJ.
| PARK THEArRH.-Everything is being brushed up at
the Park; all hands at their posst stock
pany is full and shcien comprising ell the old favor,tes
Barry s at the helm stage manager and oncs the
drama will be performed In the good old fashioned
| at time honored Drury. The performances commence
Broughsm the stars and Richard the Third" and
ths farce Of the Irish Lion the pieces in which they
appear. Success attend them ALL
BowERy THEArRE.--Ths beautiful and aRecsisg ira
gedy Of "Cymbeline," from the pen of the immortal
Shakespeare, produced here last evening and with
entire suooesr reaisns the most sspgune
Of the admirers Of Mrs shaw's powerful
Tents, well the acknowledged ability at Messrs
Marshall Barry, Clark and the excellent stock com.
psny attached to this popular theatre The cast
costum. in strict conformity with the '' plot and
design Of the piece, The part of Imogsn by Mrs
Shaw was sustained with her wonted ability In
her psrsonation Of this difficult character she dis
played her high tragic powers showing correct con-
ception OF the part in which she rspturously ap
plauded. The interview With Jachmo, (Msrshali,)
where she Indignantly rejects his dishonorsbe overures
admirably performed Her delivery Of the passage
s! Away ! DO condemn s mine ears that have
WAS at scolnful and dgnihsd. Mr.. MArshalls
Jschmo WAS a fine piece of acting and, indeed, the
place was altogether performed in highly credtsble
manner by the company. The house was extremely
crowded the severity of the weather
The same bill will be presented on this ng ard
there will be jam house to witness the performance
of this beautiful tragedy in connsxon with the other
attractions put forth for the occasion
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Last evening the splendid
comedy Of "London Assurance" was brought out at
this theatre The stase management of this play
most excellent aud expense has been spared to give
the richest possible effect to this performance Miss
Clarke and Mr. Walcot both deservediy favore actors
commenced thsr engagement in the characters of Lady
Gay spanker and Sir Harcourt Courtly. Miss Csrkes
Lady Gay was sprghtly and effective and Mr. Wacots
Sir Harcourt highly amusing dslineation of tina old
fop and Hield's Dazzle was admirable Mr.. Suther-
lands Charles Courtly also we'll performed aud
must not omit expressing our approval Of Miss Hill
dreths Grace Hsrkaway In short the whole round Of
characters ably sustained and gave entire sassc
ton to . numerous and fashionable audience. This
piece succeeded by the drama 'sTheress or the
Orphan of Geneva" in which Chsnfrau personated
tine Advocate with his usual ability This theatre has
bsen thoroughly decorated, and presents highly i'm
proved appearance We gratifed to learn that Mr.
Chanfrsu is determined that the Chatham shall under
60 complete theatrical revival and the many excellent
actors who compose his company, will render the per-
few%eass in ibis house inferior to none in th. city
OF the Valley" -
lash EVENINGS We last evening attended one Of
those amusr entertainments and consde ing lite
attractive features consisting Of vocal and musical
gems together with historical "Reminiscences witty
Jugs and anecdotes Of Irish character, were sur
prised to SEQ the thiDy attended Others have
preceded Mr.. Malone Raymond In similar entertain
and with infinitely less attraction and yet they
were well supported we must argue that the spen-
did abilities Of this amiable and highly respectable am
ly are not generally known particularly to the Irish
Community for IL they had been the Brunett Gallery
would have been crowded every night: For ourselves
we would pay the admission money 70 near sne .to o Gn
and most delightful touches The DUETS OF Alley
Crokern and SIN the morning OF life, are given with
the beautiful competition Of Moore Sing, sing music
was gvenn is rendered with such paintivo tones and
pure harmony 1t is followed by reiterated cheers
we hope to see it crowded Wednesday night next
AroLLoNEoSs-This charming band, We regret to
learn give their last the Tabernacle this
ming when hope due appreciation of their splendid
acquremsnts Musicians and vocasts, will bs seen by
the house being crowded Musical ability when recog
nizsd at the ages of these children should BIS enoou
ragged BY liberal patronage; for what tends to els
yste the mind and charm the sense than this beautiful
accom- plishment! An impression may probably exist,
that the pieces performed by these children simple
their features; but the public, that they
are suited in every to execute the most difficult
pieces that may be placed before nem a. VIII DC seen
formsnce the Grande Fdntdsie sur la CracorieHne
by the and interesting little Anna Maria Is in it.
ton worth the price of admission We say then, go
and Judge for yourselves but We must add you will
highly pleased with your visit to the Tabernacle
CIRcys, BowEM AMrniTHEAIRg Every thing goes
on well with Circus company here, and the usual
amount of equestrian feats fun vaulog 60 is given
t,,sn. ID performers enlisted under his banners viz
Iastsr John Genroy Turner the Dulcimer player
williams the Clown, La Belle Louise, the Holland Fa
py Of Acrobats LathorDe. Cole. Nixon and his pupils
sweet Bacon, tho Misses Wells SO. With all these he
makes out nne bill every evening Tonight there is
the benefit Of MIR Bloomer the police officer Quite
number Of first citizens have taken great interest
ia getting good house for Mr. and doubt not that
the att actions and the occasion will eufhco TO meet
| their wishes in this respect.
| CHR,sry's MiNsrRrLs.-The real Buena Vista tri.
umphs Of this band increasing eveninssnd mo-
tuis sic hris
now in the family circle. They the avorte
r.ces music the boys whistle them In the street. and
even the musical all made to play them In
fact such frore never before has been created by
| ing at Mechanics Hall
| BRsApwAv Greedy in very particular a. to
the character of the tsbleaux which he exhibits None
but those modest and chaste are brought for
ward Thsis right this species OF anus me ut IA oe-
generating into licen iousnsss; and IL those VINO
have Of hsm do not pause some In
| their career the community will not tolerate them.
| COMPLIMENTARY CoSsrRr REv MosEs Marcus
The numerous and highly respectable names when sp
pear the committee OF arrangements TOT sns con
the Tabe.pace is guaranty sufficient for the manner
in which IL will be conducted and the worth and high
standny of Mr. in the community Is such ss to
| ,nte Rim to some such mark Of esteem and respect
FROM, his friends. He has abored faithfully aud srdu
in the 81 'ns hsys him
| beloved by s who know him. Many eminent perform
ers have volunteered their services the occasion and
svsry thing combines to afford delightful evenings
| amusement
| Mss NJ J. MARrSs Mn. GEORGE HoyT, the
blind musicians give their tenth semannual concert
on Thursday evening next at the Mnesvs Rooms Il
the loss of the essential sense viz seeing gives
| them peculiar claim on the public Proydencc has
their trials however by the bestowa on them
~ great talents and far anything
nav the loss of vision their musical accomplishments do
They graduates Of our magnificent institution for
faction gnal talent can be brought by the course