The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-04

Theatrical and Musical.
FAnx IxxArIr.-The splendid tragedy Of 0shsiion
was performed last evening This H. TO our taste the
hnest OF Shakespeare plsys, ssvs Hamlet" perhaps
The bic nature Of the soldier cruelty worked on by
the artu lago; the gradual insinusog way ia which
his confidence in his lovely Desdemona undermined
the doubts which lnger in his mind to the Last the
awful denouemsnt of the whole plota these ,rd the
greatest tor the actor To that Booth acted
the part well is not enough-he identified himself
thoroughly with the noble Moor tsat 1t longer
alone The part OF Iago nllsd by MIR Dyott one OF
the most psinstsking ia the comp ny
qu.nsy in this and him oos Of the best
representatives OF itthat have witnessed Mrs
Jones ssD.:ds|eOs was Elective and vent
on admirably Thefarcs Of HisL with Brough
a. the inventive O'Calsghsn, closed the evening" 8
amussnents. 1t was cspitslly acted, and there wac
standing the dissgreabs weather To night MIR Booth
appears as Richard III, and Mr. BroughAm Pat Roo
the boxes and pitt Is cents to the gallery This Is q
good move.
CHATHAM THEATRE his elegant thsstrs the best
to and hear In in the city, well attended las
evening by numerous and highly respectable audi
The performances on with that Sclst and az
imaton which all the performances
In this house The entertainments with the
favorite pisce Who's the Composer In which Mr.
wslcot and Miss Carks took the leading parts with
their wontsd excellence and to the unboundsd satisfac
ton Of the audepss After fAvorite dance by Miss
Dslorane the highly interesting comedy "Grst to the
Mil' performed in which the charming and spirit
cd 40 Ing Of Miss Clarke soitd great applause and at
called out and received the hearty greetings Of the
sudisnes The exciting drama, agnes do Vsre" ably
evening" Mr. W.oos and Miss Csrk. viii ss9s their bs.
peft and q most abrasive bill IL presented Among
the pieces notice the ret Of the and the
far famed Nicholas Nioklebv" These favorite actors
will be greeted with overlooking house The selebrs
ted trsgedsn, Mr. A. Adams, Is announced to appear
on Monday next. Success to F. D Chanfrau.
BowERY THEArRE Loves Sacrifice" was produced
here last evening, and with excellent cast The part
ofMsrgsret Fillmore performed by Mrs Shaw with
her usual ability and clsverness She was we'll sup
ported by Mr. Marshsl IS Matthew Ellmors. Mr. Clarke
- Eugene do Lormo Mrs Ssiokusy as Marisn and in
derd by entire east. In the closing scene where
(Elmores) her fathers innocence. of the suspsotsd
murder Is estabhed by the presentation of his sup
poeed VICTIM in the Disguise OF tho monk Fra- Oomi
MIC Bellamy her high qualities sbone forth In her
acting, t. produce . thrilling effect the
dience The entire piece passed of with infate sue
cess The Spy of st Marc' succeeded. in which Mr..
much cisvpruess MIR Clarke's Exs-lioa ds Romsnie
also well sustained This grand drama was repre-
sented BY nesvy the entire strength OF the company
remind the many admirers of the high Tents of the
truly gifted and Mrs Shaw, that her benz
two distinguished characters Her well estsblthed
putston upon the boards actress Of
cess during her engagement for the last few weeks
this popular thsatre-and the attractive bill put forth
for the occssion will ensure ner jam house this even
ing.
IRIsH EvENIxos.-Ths closing entertainment Of this
highly accomplished family took place last evening at
tho BRUNETTE Gallery Broadway, and We have only to
Mr. Ma'ones delivery is very effective, and ppsrts
beautiful expression to the diversified sentiments Of Irish
Raymond, in the beautiful DUETS and melodies which
they executed very happy and effective In fine,
the whole perform eharaetsrsic Of enisht
eued and elegantly educated Irish family We ip-
formed that very lucrative cr has been made 10 Mr.
Malone RAYMOND to exhibit the Model Of Jerusalem
and to give Of his Hours In Ireland" at the Anne
rcsn Museum, where he will appear on Monday next.
This Is fne card for the Museum.
CIscus--BowERY AMpHrrHEArnE-Tbe engagement
the clown has been quite card ut the circue
he has much fun In him a. ever. and he lets 1t out
with rush every evening The Harnonists, Mr. Tur-
nsr. with his dulc,msr. Holland Family, the Nixons,
Carroll SO all 10 prime acting order. To-day there
two performances, at and the other att M.
This will accommodate those who do not like to face
| the night air.
CHRnrYs MrNsrRELs-The programme which these
universal eenuses sing s quite and varied the
Dances have some extra touches IN them the bsnjoes
viol triangle tamborine and bones are all In fine
concert order, and never was there seen sseker or
They give their usual Saturday afternoon performance
a. PM to- day, and likewise the regular O'Clock one
| in the evening.
BRopAwAY OpEoS-The tab,eaux are exhibited here
every evening and the house is attended by
pectabe audiences The manager is determined to
keep the odeon up to the mark in public esteem.
PALMo's OPERA HoysE.-The lessee of this house. MIR
NJ. Burke, takes benefit to night an the model
lists appear in q variety Of tablesux.
ALHAMBRA The Virginia harmonists really a
very excellent bsnd Of minstrels aud their
solos the banjo, tambourne 60 ehow that they
6rst rate musicians and will doubt meet with much
success in this city. The tablsa,r picans exhibited
by Mons Bernard, In the course of the evening,
chaste and modest Altogether this establishment is
worthy Of patrcnsgs.
BANvARps PANoRAMA-Ths great work Is d.llghiug
crowds weekly The correctness Of the most minute de-
tails the natural appearance othe Shores the reeabe
anecdots and gossip Of the exhibitor all tend to maks
1t . delightful pace Of resort
The Hauser family to give their last concert ct
New Bedford, on the evening of the I'd inst.
It is now said that as Rubipi has not arrived OF
Havana, Martz will not send out his troupe Of Italian
op singers it, therefore thsy at all this spring,
during the summev 1t will be for Signor Vallerino
who will not only conduct the enterprise but assume
the resp onsb ilities Of proprietor.