The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-23


Burke and Clarke Mrs. Phillips and Others and with
the pains taken to please the audiences wAch are evi
dent to all 1t would be q wonder Indeed, if the house
were not well patronised Within short time, these
celebrated actors and actresses had appeared in
pieces, which and on the acting have favorably
commented In one of them especially, entitled Ecu
dial Times or The 4" Court of James the Third,n Mr.
Scott shines prominent and in the grand Eastern
spectacle entitled Cherry and Fair Star MISS Tay-
witnessed her performances As spectacle piece the
latter Is unexceptionabe. We perceive that both Of
one for the last time with Miss Taylor in which that
talented actress and vocalist will perform and sing
Novelties of no ordinary kind are in preparation and
will soon be produced at this theatre.
CHATHAM THEArRE.--Another full house ut the
Chatham theatre last highland full house may be
expected, as long the management is conducted
it now is Mr.. Varrey, We believe will take benefit
here this evening, and the bill which he has put forth
Is Of no ordinary kind Tho pieces well selected
and in addition to the regular company actors
These consist Of well chosen varety-dramatic and
musical. The drama of the "Denouncer," will be the
first piece to be succeeded by Dances highland fings
hornpipes duets, Ethiopian mnstrelsy &C., and tho
evenings amusements will conclude with another
Were the Chatham large again as it is it woul be
filed on an occasion like this when so many IN duce
ments offered to attend it. The particula Of the
bill will be found In the amusement colump
NBLo's AsroR PLAcE.-There was q orv ,orco 90
semby last evening to witness the onderful dances
of the pet Viennoises children no have since tho
opening of Mr. Niblos place. leS nightly this theatre
1t is success which crescit e. ndo and which would
perhaps have no end If the engagement of these little
fairies was not drawing to its close The grand
Chinese Balabile,'' wH's again received with nm
bounded paudts, and lcited roars of nuober amons
the audience Its useless to say that the Enrsh vaude
vies were performed with great taste and histronic
talent The bill FOR this evening is composed of the
best dances of the Viennoises childrens repertory:
The Pas des Amourettes," and the Pas Hongrois''
and the Chinese Ballet interviewed by the two PLAYS
OF the :. Four Sisters" and Humping Legacy' No
doubt the house will be crowded usual
CASTLE GARpEN.-The performances at this estab.
lishment are nightly becoming and more popular
with citizens well the hosts of strangers that
are sojourning in Gotham. The very fact of having
plenty Of space to admit Of roaming about with fee
dom during the intervals between the pieces is uute
an attractive feature The beautiful cosmoramic
views also truly worthy inspection, and we'll calcu-
lated t., relieve the tedum Of an intermssion To-
night the Interesting two act drama of Old
is to be repeated its first representation having been
received with such enthusiastic applause. Mrs II
Phillips Miss Phillips, Mrs. Frary and Mr. O. Holman will
favor the audience with musical olio consistnr of
favorite songs arias and ballads which are nightly re-
ceived with rapturous applause The entertainments
conclude with the lively frcetta entitled John Pretty
john" in which Mr.. Holland and Miss Nickinson both
appear.
SrEyERMARKiscHE CoNcERr-The Steyermarkische
musical company who have made themselves so
celebrated by the excellence of their performances
will give their second concert since their return after
their tour, at the Tabernacle this evening Several
oyertures marches, quadrilles &C, by Strauss Bee
thoven Lanner and other eminent composers are adj
verted in the programme, and in such hands it may
be well known how they will be performed Tho
career OF this company since their appearance among
Us has been very successful but not than they
deserved Their performances speak for thenselves,
and invariably attract large audiences This will be
the case tonight, we have doubt.
TABERNAcLE-CoycERr OF MAURICE SrRAKosu Pr
ANIsT TO THE EMPEROR RussA-We really pity
those who were not present last night, this sor6e
musicale. They missed a great treat, we can assure
has
been great but not beyond his deserts His capabil-
tiles fully and successfully dspayed in n classi
cal and romantic selection which was performed in an
emincnty artistca STYLE and drew forth
paudts from very crowded auditory, comprising all
the fashionable people Of citya large number
amateurs and professionals, extensive assemblage
OF beauty and elegance, and many of the leading
ments, the one which has in time, attained its
highest degree Of development in its mechanical prac
admired than ever the sweetness and bril-.
!ancy OF tone SO peculiar to the instrument.
The overture of William Tell" that magnificent pro-
duction of Rossini afforded the performer great and
powerful theme upon which to execute his brilliant
variations; and in the seruor finale from 'Ernani he
initiated both vocal and Instrumental music, with n
skill and science worthy Of the highest praise. The
most beautiful piece however, that emitted "The
Naadn sort of fantastic oratorio, in which the mus
clan initiated with remarkable correctness. the muir
muir OF waters the de" falling on the flowers and all the
mysteries Of the woods among which the nghtingales
display their magic singing. This remarkable piece
was followed by the celebrated - Trumphal March of
lsly," by De Meyer, which NJ Strakosh rendered in
his own style, if not as well did the German
artist at least without any contortion generally
the habit with the panists to the Emperor of Austria
We may add that the audience enthusiastic in
its expression Of APPRECIATION all pieces per-
formed by M. s. were encored and at the end of the
concert the pretest lady among the audie threw
splendid bouquet at NJ SIS feet an act of excessive
politeness which doubtless fully by the
performer Wemus now say word or two in reference
to the two Signora who assisted NJ Strakosh, viz Sig
norma Amalia and her mother, Bari Patti They sang
the splendid duo of Norma " in magnificent style.
The grand aria from Sapho,' of the most
prominent features Of the vocal concert NJ. nenry
Schriever is distinguished vionst, whose success
take delight in recording In his concerto of De Be-
riot and principally in the variations Lucia dc
Lammermoor," the young artist adorned, with splen-
did style the admirable music of Donizetti Let us
terminate this compile rendu, by giving due credit to
Maestro Barili for his ability in accompanying each
performer or singer 1t is not the first time have
marked the high faculties Of this musician whom VIZ
had the pleasure Of hearing perform four compo-
sitions viz two polkas Buena VISTA and Laura
and finally waltz called " Mira Fiorcz,n which com
pleted this harmonious quauor. From the brilliant
success attending NJ Strakosh, learn that he has
made arrangements for another concert, which will
probably take place about the middle of next week
THE MoNrLAIsIR BALLET CoMrAYy.-Thcse highly
talented artists after having terminated very sue
cessful engagement at Philadelphia arrived Yesterday
in New York, where they to appear at the Broad
way theatre the 9th of next month We understand
that several new ballots ready and will be repre-
sented during this summer, at the splendid house of
Col Mann. Madame Monpaisir and her husband, are
full If life and with their worthy companions ready to
do their best to please the public
CHRisTy's MiSsTaELs--We have so frequently spo-
ken of the merits of this famous band Of that
really do not know what add to what we
have already said In fact they need praise for tho
public testiies its appreciation of them by filing Me-
cbanics Hall every evening They will bold forth to-
night as usual and rs usual will attract large audi
we have no doubt.
BASvArps PANoRAMA.--Southerh visitcrs take as
much interest in seeing this gigantic work of art do
the people of the North Many of them it for thu
purpose of testing lis accuracy, and all agree in certj
flying to its trutfuness This its best recommep,.
ton. We hope. however, that all at the North will
visit IT before it is taken to Europe.
VAuxHALL SALonv.-Alexander, tho macc,ar
the patrons Of this establishment and will 40
for the whole Of this week lie Is can't Al s,jght ~
hand operator, aud Is much admired Cor his fcats
VIM. Warren the comedian, is on his wav westw.rd
to fulfil engagements at Buffalo and other cities IN h
lakes ~