The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-03

Theatrical and Duslcal.
PARR THEArnr.-The grips and oomicalitiss of La
throp, the clown, whowi his two friends,
make up the comic staff of Sands Lent < Co Is Circus
Company will be broader and more jocular than ever
for every one naturally feels little merrer when he has
received handsome of hard cash. on his own pr-
vate account. The house crowded last evening"
every seat was occupied every box filed il this Ia
the way benefits off the Park every one who is
going to take one there may with safety calculate
on wel-they always do that The speeches fun horse
manshp, gymnasticsing, and all the other eceeras of
the bills weregiven up to the mark 1t seems that horses
the things to draw after s but then they must be
managed ty AZ agile and graceful company this
at the Park. When such combination as is cbers
takes place they certain Of The house has
been crowded every evening since the circus company
took it, and w continue 10 be throughout their stay
among Us.
BowEHY TEEATRE.-There was an excellent house
here last evening, and the performances went of with
the eolat and which always characterize the
efforts of the excellent company attached to this thea
ire The piece, the " Siege of Monterey" well
perormed and the various points and prominent parts
OF this really interesting drama appsu1ed much
rs usual From the great number persons that these
atroc epecacles attract to the theatre 1t seems that
tnere quite a tase among the community for all the
dangers incident to and Its scenes and that this
Taste Is not merely passing one that il satisfied
with the mere mimic representation of war; the great
numbers OF New Workers who have really and bodily
sons to the warsaye, fought there most calamity
and nninchingy-is q most conclusive proof Ia has
been said the twig is bent tree inclinedn
and really do believe that the amusements of pro.
pie have great deal TO 30 with the formation Of their
character To-nighh national dramas AXE SO WELL
another one is brought forward only the that Of
the revolution OF ne instead of the Mexican wsr AT
1t ssuject, howevsr,whe is swaysand will be,
popular one, aud we doubt not =" The Revolution
the Patriots of 1872 will find much favor in the eyes Of
the audience which will assemble at the Bowsry night
We may mention that two other pieces will be performed
viz" Katharine and Petrucho, and Sixteen SITTING
Jack"
CHATHAM THEArRE.- Notwithstanding the numerous
places of amusement open in the city there are
e nightly, full houses at this theatre Last night tho
farce tthe Youthful Queen" performed in which
Mr. HELD sustained the character great
credit to himself Mrs. wilkinson, Christine, per-
formed her part to the entire satisfaction of the audi
being spplsu every time she appeared She has
no superior in this city, and is always welcome The
drama of the Miller and his Menu also played, in
which Mr. Brandon took the part Of Grinds which he
played With happy effect. Mrs Wikinson, as Rsvina,
WAS received in this piece a. in all others WITH unbound
ed applause, and Mr. Sutherend os Lothair 1t is need
less to speak Of Mir 81 his talents too we'll apprs
ted which manifested by the appreciation with which
he is received The drama of rske or the Siege Of
Montge" concluded the evenings performance. 1t is
thrilling piece and was received with hearty spproba
ton.
THE MAcoMBER TROUPE The Arst cenosrt Of this
company was given at the Society Library last evening
before o numerous and hgaly respectable audience;
(the lecture room wanting bat litsls OF besg fully
large portion being ladies, with uncomfortable share
OF beauty and elegance amongst them. OF this novel
and interesting performance unwilling first
to mention that the audience seemed much pleased
throughout and even in great degree enthusiastic;
ana to judge by their reception last night the Maoom
Der troupe nave esta oshsd their popularity
pany The Misses Macombor accompanied the voices
on the violin and vieoncelo, and forward when
they sang the duet Our exlsd fathersn at the con-
clusion OF which they encorsd the greater part
OF the audience The vesss of these two young ladies
accorded with clsarness melody and they played
the accompaniment for themselves on the violin and
volonceo, which latter in the hands of the fair per-
former received no injustice to its splendid tons The
OF tho onU AiSDia v.
ed voice Of considerable flness and easot; and the
solo Rocked in the cradle OF the deep,n sung by
Mr. Hector Uormery of the Rainier family with much
soemnity and feeling; and he warmly applauded
BY the audience. The comic songs BY Mr.. Dodge
On the whole, tn. performances Of the company bid
air to take Leading place among tie standard enter
taDments of the season.
CHnYsrY's MINsrRELs The selection Of songs given
by this band every evening" 10 racy and spirited they
have been before the public for such length Of
time that they hit their taste to a nicely that
they do co. the crowded their room every eve
ming Is sure evidence. We may mention, that on
Saturday afternoon they give extra performance at
PALMo's OPERA House The Model Artists and Sable
Brothers at lhs house attract good audiences. The
songs OF the Brothers are veil rendered. and they
evidently h4nA Of good musicians The t. blesrx are
Well managed and ne SUBJECTS being taken Nosy from
the works Of Russns Raphael tsspman, 60 .he
painters art This troupe 10 decidedly we'll worthy Of
visit
BsurErrIs Grand Work of the Model of An ssnt Je-
day 1t sspoken Of most elaborate and inter estng
piece Of workmanship, and will doubtless be viseS By
and part proprietor Of the will give descriptive
lecture explanatory of the model and also containing
many Interesting facts regarding jerusalem and the
Holy Land.
LYNNEs Musical Illustration Of Shakespeare, the
seventh Of the series takes place at the stuyvsant In
Stute tomorrow evening. The subject Is to be The
Tempest"
Castle GAkpES.-There will be grand musical &C.
smnity, at Castle Garden, Oh Saturday evening next In
honor Of the amsntsd Msndelsehn il will embrace the
combined talent Of the Philharmonic Society New York
sacred Music Society, American Musical Institute Eu.
tsrpean Society, Liederkrsnz Coneordia and nearly
the entire professional aud amateur talent Of this cty
Inc committee OF management usirg every sxsrtiou
70 MAKE h the most magnificent musical treat that has
srs tae aSss oo Io
der, Miss Northall Mrs. c., L. Horn Messrs Leach.
Johnson, and Greatorsx We are informed there will
Dc between five and six hundred performers under the
direction OF Mr. George Loder, whose musical ability a.
alesder has always given satsiactiop and pleasure
xTHE MAcoMBnE TRourE.-This vocal aud instrument
tai band Will give conoert at the Brooklyn Institute
on Friday evening Therg programme is filled with
gess duets solos and several beautiful pieces the
violin and vioonceo.
BHuNswIcK's SrAruAKY.-Two beautiful statues form
cd of Mexican composition. representing Vsaus Dc
Medicis and Apollo dc Msdcis, being exhibited at
sSo broadway they are said to be correct copies
from the original marble statues in Florence and are
the result OF over two years. labor.
DuMsoLToNs ETHIOPIAN TROUPE appear at Washing
ton Hell, Newark, on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings the 9Th and l0sh instant They reported to
have been very successful in Philadelphia baltimore and
Washington
Mrs. MowArr AND Mn DAVENPORT made most suo-
oesfa appearances at the Prncesss Theatre, Lonaon,
on the 7th lust The play was " The Hunchback."
MIS- Mowatt was the Julia, and Mr. Davenport the Sir
Thomas Clifford Both lady and gentleman highly
end dsserveoy successful Mrs Mowatt has expressive
And very intelligent features The London Sun (high
theatrical authority Of jan 49, says: Mrs. Mowatt
was last night tried by the Shakpsrsn test and net
found wanting Is an artiste-there is mistake
about it She has the ring Of the genuine
play Shakespeare The forte of Mrs. Mowatt evidently
high comedy Her Beatrice ia proof Of It, Her
Was complete. The house was very we'll attended"
We understand new local farce written by . well.
known gentleman Of this city, called "a KISS the
Neck; or, Can Boarders Eat Pie for Luncheon" will
shortly be produced at the Reward Athsneum-Bosson
Times, Feb. 4.
The Heron family playing at tho Howard Aths-
nSum, Boston. Their performances highly praised
by the papers