The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-13

vneoe1so1A ANA MUGceis
Bowknf Tbsafsg-~A tsme IDIOTS audience assSnblsd
Lac. evening at this favorte and popular house and
We have seldom enthusiasm and applause
manifested, than on this occasion. The sterling
comedy Of Is He Jealous 20 was the first piece, and
well performed by MIR J. II. Hall, Mesdames Wal
colt Phillips and Sutherland This is a very interest
ing comedy. and was received with much favor Miss
Mary Taylor then made her entree in the popular
drama of the pride of the Market in which she APP
pears to much advantage as Marion This interest
Ing little drama concluded she appeared Cherry in
the fine spectacle Of Cherry and and Fair Star and
she looked Prince Cherry to admirationa perfect love
of little Prince and placed she among the gor
geous scenery of the Bowery the ample stage fully u
didly costumed performers the whole coup eH pre-
scented Of most remarkable splendor Certainly
there is no establishment in the Union that COM
pete with the Bowery in the getting Of such specta
cles Mr. Hamblin has great tact in that line backed
by disposition to carry out everything he begins in
the very best styeno halfway work in his theatres
night the bill of performa will be repeated
We glad to see the Bowery SO well patronised
NrpLo's, AsroR PLAcr.-This fashionable place Of
amusement was better attended last evening than
any previous occasion The two first tiers and par
quette, crowded to excess; land the third tier,
which is seldom occupied, pretty well filled by
those who arrived too late to find in the lowr
boxes The performance attractive and consisted
Of new programme which was pot Powri, or rather
concerhna, given by forty-eight VicQnese children.
who sung several German, Italian, and American glees
with which the audience much delighted The
des Fleurs" usual rich harvest Of applause.
The farces Of q The Man without Head" and /" John
Jones'" excited of laughter, and did credit to
the actors who performed the principal parts. The
same pot pourri Is announced for tonight together
with several dances and vaudeviles which ensure Mr.
Niblo another crowded house.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-This house filed to
flowing last night, and the performances went off with
great ecat After tho amusing farce Of " New York
Miners the drama of the "Rebel Chief by II P Graf
tan, was performed the author of it likewise playing
the principal character of Edward O'Bren This play
which has always been received with much favor
by the public It's story Is ono calculated TO excite the
sympathies of republicans and at the time is
Of great interest to those of Irish descent turning as
the plot does, the struggles of the Irish in 9S Mr.
Gratau portrayed his hero very we'll indeed admira-
bly, and the manly dignity which he bestowed on the
character added much to the effect of the piece He
well sustained by the rest of the company and al
together his engagement the Chatham promises be
a successful one Tonight he will again appear o.
Bren and the drama Of the Morning of Life and tho
farce of Land Sharks and Sea Gulls" will make up the
rest of the bill.
CASTLE GARpEN.-There was good attendance here
last evening" and the pieces set down in the bill were
well played, and received with applause "Donc on
both Sides" and the drama Of "Lavater,'' with Mic
kinson Holland, Mrs. Vernon, Miss Phillips, Miss
Nckinson &C., in the principal parts, really CAPT
tally performed They will be played again this
ing with the same casts and VIC recommend the
public to visit the Garden tho occasion. Several
new and interesting dramas are in preparation, and
mission of half an hour between the pieces affords
fine opportunity to promenade, view the fine cosmora
mas and enjoy the refreshments for which Castle Gar
den Is famous
TApERNAcLE-SIoNoRs BorrrsINI ARplrI AND DEs-
vERSiNEs CoscERr.-These three talented artiststhe
last of whom was the only stranger to us-gaye last
evening" their announced great concert at the Taber
nacle, and it attended by very respectable and
fashionable audience composed of all the pretty ladies
and all the daletfdnti of Manhattan Island. Besides
those three performers, Madame Pco whose accentu-
alton and rich voice are always admired, aud Sgnor
Us,t<, La, % tkn ,to
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tpmpnny T %yie S tho; o we f aa SSs ~
n.,, hase 70 nnsshla mmnh ;mnrnvod s;rca s,at
NM Tie nnsse.ses Tho same e,ast}c;tv nprtv and
,ro 90 ~ Int tbara 10 aIso iT tbis ayyt;st
httar EnowieJSo of his instrument which he manages
with as much skill as ever Paganini did fantastical
VIOLIN nd he is decidedly the ninth wonder of the
world" Such horrible looking and unhandy instru-
ment Us ,he aouoie pass when unusr ms Magic
rendered as harmonious ana meodious M Vlohn Inc
highly talented artist was at eacn time received with
or r,ther accamnan;cs as ,nossIro IN The n;amo
forte Sunor Arditi Is Also n Hne artist His stvle
makes remember the playing of Signor Nagel M.