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

Theatrical and Muslcal.
PARK THEArRE-The horses and riders" ponies and
clowns and all the varied features Of Sands, Lent,
Co great troupe creating perfect urors ut old
Drury and the audiences indulge in many good horse
laugh at the Oddities quips and crsnks Of the psrt
colorsd oksrs who grace the ring That Waltar Aymar
Ia greet boy his riding in the Indian s tremsn
dous and he by chance to get among any Of
the real Indians the Western praires he would, we
n beat ns on na sns own u
sprighty ever last evening" The riding Of all tho
equestrians, male and female, In this company, Ii
splendid
BowERy THEArRE.-The tragedy Of Douglass, or
the Noble shepherd commenced the entertainments at
this theatre last night. Young Norval very ably
sustained by Mrs. Phillips In the where Glenal
Won contsmptuousy speaks Of Norvals low birth, the
writings Of heart stung with the tauntngs of VII
an the noble dsmsanor which belongs to rank and
educaton were we'll represented by Mrs. Phillips The
part Of Lady Randolph. by Mrs. Madison toeraby
IL usual in cvsry character he UNDERTAKES 0snsivon
by Mr.. Clarke, was ably performed throughout US
an Interesting piece, and It was vel resolved Next IN
Burke, Ebeneser Calf kept the house in roars Of
laughter This gentleman IL certainly Of the great
his s and ali are
ly comic, that sfioted with ownces Of spir
en-, ~ DO
Cited, and the blue devils dissipated The entertain
msnts closed with sixteen String Jack"
CHATHAM THEArnE.-Thers was q very good attend
At this theatre last night. The performance
menced with the drama OF the "Wren Boys" The
characters throughout were well sustained. Next came
the Model Artists In their admired Tabledmr Ypan.
There Is very great improvement In this beautiful
hbitionthere is steadpess aud frmness Of posi-
ton than We observed on former occasion The In
vocation to Love- was beautiful, also the Lutte
Player" In fsct every tablesu YVES cheered aud this
profitable to the manager: The concluding pisce was
the splendid drama Of the Bride Of Abydos" The
we're gorgeous and imposing 0affsr by Brandon, was
credtaby performed and selim Vary, was ceverly
sustained Zuleika, by Mrs Mclean, was In keeping
the storiug Of the fortress Of Abydos truly magni
ncen and At the charge Of the oavary and defence Of
the rAmparts the audience oheered from every part
the house. This drama Is well worth seeing.
PALMo's OrEnA HousE.-Last night Mr.. Chapman took
benefit the occasion brought that excellent actor
out in display of his great talent for comedy he has
indeed mastered his branch Of the art to which he de-
votes himself He appeared last light in the farce of
Box vs. Cox" and furnished abundant amusement to
his audience Madame Augusta appeared in the ballet
Of Les Pages du Duo Vendome," which is Of the
most exquisite creations Of that accomplished
No could give spirit to the character Of the
roguish page Victor than does this true daughter
| TerFschore. During the ballet Madame A. and Miss
| Wells danced ''Los Bollsros de Csdizn deserving
and receiving the greatest applause. The evenings
entertainment concluded with the performance entitled
Ole Bull" in which Mr. C. Burke performed the part
OF Ebenezer Calf in which he sings his song of Inde
| pendsnoe Day"
CRcUs-BowERy AMpHurHEArRE-Tryon aud his
house go on swimmingly; there In such production
for the old established circus among New Workers. that
blow high blow low, it is always we'll supported and
when all the promises in the bills rigdly carried
out as they Ire here it is wonder people ike 60
there. We think the close Of ls47 must have been
| profitable one to all hands at this house.
CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs.-They sung the old year out
pleasantly enough last night and there quite
merous audience present hear the funeral drges
1877 though sooth to say they merry enough kind
Of dirges. That bone player will be the death u.s.
Success attend these Unique performers; they the
| very pinhs of negro singers.
| BROADWAY OoEoN.-0reeley and his company are ali
the 60 here; their mishsps seem to have Unused
spirit into them, and they rise again better good
as the Dutchmen havst. Pinteuxs house Is capital
place to pass the evening at
BANvARD's PANoRAMA-Among all the various places
OF amusement with which oity abounds tho exh-
bitten room OF this wonderful work Of art Of tho
tho largest river in world and the vast and beautiful
valley through which 1t passes, to the behoder. IL will
De eAnioted a. tnree and seven O'Clock to-day.
a, MILE Baugy made her first appearance In Mobile on
the evening Of the 2lst Dec.
Herr and Sivori were to give concert at Charleston
on the evening Of the 9th Dec.
Booth the tragedan concluded an engagement at the
Athensum, Cincinnati, on the 27th Dec.
The Bishop troupe closed their engagement at Phua-
dephis on Friday evening
The Richmond theatre was TO omen an Friday sv.r,,
the oath Dec.
The Lehman Family were performing at the Savannah
theatre, at last dates from there
Mr. Charles Herr, brother Of the celebrated pianist
VINO formerly played the first violin at the New Orleans
arrived at New Orleans
-, Madame Anne Bishop commenced an engagement at
the walnut street theatre, Philadelphia, on Monday
evening" 27th Deo