The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-13

Blake the box-kespsr, in Q place called Windust's
The revolution In the Park therefore Is decided and
win commence in few days, when that old house VIII
be turned inside out, outside in, and topsy furry.
Simpson, of course, rs to be retained as an outdoor
pensoner for the valuable services heretofore rendered
by him to tho old concern which certainly have been
many and numerous for tho last forty years. The
Park being thus renovated it will be, will imme
diatey open under these auspices, and BIO ready
for tragedy, opera, comedy ballet, meo drama, and
everything else in that line which fill house or
crack side. Hambin has already revoutionized the
Bowery theatre, and raised up tho dormant spirit of
the legitimate drama, which had been killed by tho
tomahawk and its savage partzans. He now comes to
begin new career, and to restore the gores of the
stage that old classic ground which has messed
past days. the triumphs of all the great actors who
have appeared smong during the last half century
Thus go, theoretically and dashing along, driving
and going ahead fast that fthe devil can't catch
tho hindmost Niblo and Hamblin have beat the old
fellow at last.
BowERv THEArRE-The sudden interruption of Mr.
Murdochs engagement and the bad weather and all cir
cumstanccs taken together had bad effect the
of the audience the Bowery last night in TRUTH
quite small one. "Macbeth'' the first piece
and was well performed BY the company Marshall taking
Cesar, with first rate caste will be played, and the
whole Of the theatre will be called on to make
fashioned crowd at the Bowery, as dramatic version
Of James, beautiful novel Of "Ehrenstein" will be
brought forward with great splendor. We shall have
more to say of 1t tomorrow
CHATHAM THEArRE.-The continued success which
attends this theatre but little to say regard
ing it, During the week. the elegant spectacle Of the
Spirit of the Waters has been revived and received
with much applause number of amusing and laugh
able farces have also been played, and of course, the
great New York As 1t Is, whichis uuquestonaby the
most successful piece that has been produced in
New York From the crowded state Of the house every
evening, presume 1t will yet for many weeks,
that If Chanfrau Is not tempted to visit some of the
we .s understand. We hope though Nose will not
think Of leaving us for long time to come, he too
important citizen to be away from town; and has
thousands Of friends and admirers among us. Tonight
the bill will consist of the following pieces-" P. P.,
The Spirit of the Waters I" New York As 1t ls,"
and Highways and Byeways"
CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs are doing finely, they have
crowded houses every evening, and are greeted with
the kind of hearty applause that they have been
sandsP. NJ. At each performances they give a full
programme Of their most favorite songs.
BANvARp's PANoRAMA.-We have heard some inds-
to Europe shortly. If this is So it is cogent
for visiting it, such another piece Of paint
ing will not soon be seen again In New York Apart
from the very complete and artistic style In which 1t II
DONE 1t bears the prestige of Banvards name, and ad
dtional interest Is thrown around It, when the ex-
traordnary difficulties, dangers and privatons under
which 1t was painted recolected. There are two
exhibition Of 1t to-day, viz. at 8 and N p NJ. We
commend it especially to the attention OF those
strangers who in town on the anniversary week,
Mr.. DRMPsrER, who is so favorably known among us
of tho sweetest singers Of the day. purposes to
give Of his soirees Monday evening next at the
Tabernacle. This gentleman's merits have been 30
fully recognised that 1t Is superuous for us to say
anything regarding him, more than that on Monday
evening he viii introduce many Of his most favorite
songs such as The Indians Complaint" John An
derson, my Jo," Lament Of the Emigrant y Dying
Child' &C., concluding with his celebrated May
Queen"
MELoDEox-When this house was first opened, the
proprietor stated expressly that he intended 1t for the
accommodation of the many who wished place where
they could take their families and pleasant
ming and hear good music He has fully carried out
this the Meodeon Is Of the genteelest
and most agreeable places Of amusement in the city
and glad to hear that is well patronixed
it's
PALMo's OPERA HousE-The illustrated pictures are
still being exhibited at this house The troupe Of exhi
bitors number twenty-five persons, :,
cd is with enchanting scenery and refreshing air
will be opened Sunday evening next with grand
sacred concert 1t is almost needless to that from
the recent improvements which have been made there
to the comfort and pleasure Of visiters the gar
den will be filed with large and respectable audience
on tomorrow evening
first rank Irish comedian, takes his benefit at
the Broadway theatre, this evening. The programme
Of Is very attractive consisting Of the
Of The Wrong Passenger" and the drama Of" Born
to Good Luck1 Added to these, Mr.. c., who is &C.
%do~ Mashree Soldier Boy and
other Irish melodies II may judge from his great
success while engaged at the Broadway theatre he will
have a house crammed In every department We wish
him every success.
MAJOR GENERAL TOM THUMB, wonderfully minute
specimen of the human form divine will make his first
bow to the New York public on Monday evening at
accompany him, and his exhibition will be pleasing and
varied.