The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-12
Theatrical and nl,.sical.

the political excitement about this time, and the nu
merous public meetings held, had the effect Of some
what thinning the houses; aud we suppose the very
unpleasant weather had also share in contributing
to the diminished attendance us every evening be-
eve, had showers of rain during the early part of
tho evening.
PARK THEArRE-Ths house, understand, is re-
tting in the approved and elegant moder style,
and when it reopens it will be able compare avora
bly, with the most Splendid houses in town and for
the dongs on the stage, first rate company will be
gathered together and the high and pamy days of Old
Drury will be restored fully believe or the period
OF its re-opening not aware; presume it will
be within a few weeks
BowERY THEArRE.-The engagement of Miss Mary
Taylor and her appearance here this evening" will
doubt draw crowded house Miss T. is very great
iavorite and deservedly so She has grown up among
us in New York. and though young in years. the early
age at which she her theatrical has
given her full experience in all matters pertaining to
the stage and moreover, she has great talents which
enable her to make of this experience to the best
advantage. AS an actress she is, we may say
qualled for versatility and unlike versatile genuses
generally. every thing she does, she does well As a
singer her reputation is established as one of the
sweetest and also scientific singers among We
pect her present engagement will be most successful
drama Of Cherry and Fair Stare This drama viii
be produced with great maguiacence to scenery &c.
ty songsrenderi very piece The regular
company will muster strong in the caste also. Besides
the Market character she has made entirely her
own The comedy of Z" Is He jealous, will precede the
spectacle of Cherry and Fair Star"
NIBLos.-The charming little Viennoise dancers
main yet night or two, and this evening will go
through several of their most admired These
little fairies such fasorites with the public that
do not see how let them co. but it
tbac adr,its oc,
fore the best thing to be done is to them often
possible before they depart. Walcot John Seton
Mrs. Maeder and the other members of the dramatic
company will perform also this evening. in the laugh
able farces of THE Man Without Head" and "John
jones' Such an elegant bill, performed in such a
magnificent theatre, cannot fail to attract large
audience.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mr. H. P. Grattan has been
engaged at this house. and will appear this evening" in
the drama Of the 'Rebel Chief" He will take the part
of Edward Bren, the chief This is most interest
ing drama, founded occurrences in Ireland in 49,
believe Mr. Grattan is well known q fine deneator
of such characters o. Bren, and look to the
house crowded to- night Besides the .Rebel Chief,''
the farce of New York Mlliners, and the drama Of
THE Chain Of Guilt will be performed. The Chat
ham has become such popular place Of resort that
thin house is now the exception full one the rule
We do not wonder at it. the company, and the way
things are managed are both first rate.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The delightful summer weather
which, trust has fairly set in will make visit
to this charming place Of the peasantest in town.
particularly the performances there to be witnessed
of the most refined and amusing description.
Holland, Nckinson, G. Andrews Mrs. Vernon, Miss
MKinson, and many others among the company,
and the pieces produced by these artists will always
be admirably performed with most splendid
of scenery, dresses decorations, &C. Tonight for in
stance the very laughable farce of " Done on both
Sides and the drama Of Lavater the Physognomis
will be played Suitable intermssions will be allowed
for promenad and refreshments and where
finer promenade, or indeed, bettd refreshments be
procured than in this splendid hall We would men,
ton that the garden Is open between sunrise and
NJ for visitors who wish to avail them selves Of its
fine breezes and healthy oceanic air Admission during
those hours 12ts cents in the evening, to the per-
farmances, % cents Citizens who remain in town
during summer and strangers visiting our city, will
find it a most delightful resort.
CHRIsrY's MrNsrRELs.-These singers will proceed
with their nmitable concerts every evening this
week. The whole city-and for that matter, the
Union too-are so well acquainted with the great
rts of these singers that need only to say they
seem to get better and better every day.
BorTEs,NI, ARDITI AND DEsvERNISEs Grand Concert
at the Tabernacle this evening just comes at the right
time the town is at present and has BEEN since the
downfall of the Italian Opera Company, laboring under
excessive dearth of music of the Italian order
This concert therefore, will retire. her to
those who yearn for such pleasure Bottesn has
styled the Psganani Of the volonceo curious instru-
mont certainly to extract delightful solo strains from
but so it is he manages it most originally and artsti
cally. Ardit is admirable vionst and Desvern
pianist of great attachments. The popular and
charming Mad Pico and Sig Vietti, will give their
sstance and altogether. the programme includes
ny excellent pieces of music, affordng all of these
eminent artists opportunity of showing to advan-
tage. expect that this concert will be the most adj
miTable OF the
BANvAkD's PANORAMA will not remain here much
longer. The proprietor contempates taking it to
Europe. Those therefore, who wish to it, had bet
ter avail themselves of the opportunity 1t Is.
undoubtedly one Of the grandest specimens Of paint
ing the large scale, eyer in this country.
HUDsoSs PANORAMA of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
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Apollo Rooms Mr. Hudson has received great num-
Der of certificates from those engaged in the business
of travelling those parts the rivers which he
represene ted and the universal opinion is that his pa
porama is a most correct and graphic one 1t repre-
sents fully 400 miles of country and doubt not it
will become a most popular exhibition.
SourH AMERICAN ISpIAN CuRIosIrIEs-We would
call the attention OF readers to the exhibition of
South American curiosities which will be opened this
day, at 500 Broadway. They most remarkable
rosties and show how truly necessity is the mother
of inventon;' for the savages, by whom they were
made destitute Of anything like tools iron, and
yet many of the specimens finely finished the
most skful civilized workman could make them
The exhibition will be open from 10 A. M. to 10 p NJ.
MELopEoN.-The entertainments at this house 20 on
as amusingly ever. Those Virginia Minstrels are
making for themselves great name and reputation
a Ethiopian singers. The programmed or this even
ing is very full.
City Intelligence.
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