The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19

BowERY THEATRE.-The hot weather during the
past week has been somewhat unfavcrable for the
aricals, the very great attractions however which
have been every evening kept the
ry full nightly Miss Taylor the very favorite young
actress has been the magnet and her nty pleas
ing and versatile performances and singing have
ed a perfect ftrore. The fact is Mr. Hamblin is up
with the day and will let his patrons complain
of not furnishing them sufficient amusement During
the coming week we expect there will be an immense
rush to the Bowery. MIR. J. r. Scott, the eminent
American actor has entirely recovered from his
ness, and will appear with Miss Taylor in piece
called "Feudal Times" This play has been eminently
successful in Europe, and with the fine acting of Mr.
Scott Miss Taylor and the the talented Bowery
company. it will no doubt be equally so here. 1t will
be produced with all the scenic magncence for which
the Bowery is so famous This evening it will be per-
formed for the first time
NrBLo's.-Thc charming little Viennoise children
have been performing here to very crowded houses
not only crowded but most elegant and fashionable
The residents in the upper part Of the city, find
Nbo's beautiful house most convenient and elegant
posed to be all that summer theatre could be- but the
truly elegant style in which he has arranged his pre-
sent house, show that no one can calculate how
magnificent place Of amusement be made in New
York by such William Niblo. Strangers in
this city ought certainly not to omit visiting it. The
amusements to night will consist of the Viennoise
chidren's dancing, and couple OF farces.
CHATHAM THrATRE.-The business at this house
keeps up WE'LL during the past week Mr. Crattan aud
Mr.. Adams have been playing Shakesperan and other
characters. The Chatham is now we'll settled ms one
of standard places Of MT aud the gcntce
in which it is naged, really reflects credit
those who have the arrangement of matters The com
pauy IL most excellent and the great variety Of
pieces which they produce every evening makes
to the house pleasant affair. Tonight MI Held the
fayorte and popular comedian, will take benefit.
The will consist ofthe Ocean Of Life
the spirit OF the Waters and "Chao is Come again u
CASTLE GARDES.-The very DELIGHTFUL situation of
this place Of amusement gives IL prominence over
many Others and the delightful peIfo add much
to the natural advantages of the Garden. Holland
Nickinson, and the other -rcahers Of the company
there engaged. perform their parts admirably. The
piece IF Levattr has given great satisfaction IL Is
piece founded incident in the life of Lavater the
great physognomst wherein IL is shown how true that
great man was in the Judgment be formed from the
physiognomy. Nickiuson as Lavater, and Holland
the worthy Burgomaster, whose daughter Lavater
saves from the clutches OF an imposter each performed
French and Heser deserve great credit for the
improvements made in this charming place They
must have gone to great expense aud we trust that
they will reap rich harvest for their enterprise This
evening the new drama Of "Old Honesty and the
farce Of the "watorwitchcs' will be produced.
THE SrEYERMARKrscHE CoNcERr.--TIis talented
band of musicians will give concert at the Tabcr-
nace this evening Every remembers the great
impression they made the public last winter Every
concert they gave crowded than the last and
had they been able TO remain among they could have
had full houses for any length Of time. They have
however, been travelling South, and at every city
where they played have been received most enthusi-
astcay and do not wonder at it, for they the
most admirable performers wind instruments that
have bee heard in this any country To- night
then they will give their first concert since their
turn, and they have arranged capital programme in
which are included many Of those delightful pieces
which charmed citizens last winter such as the
overture to " La File du Regiment" Quadrilles and
Walzes by the famous Strauss, Railroad Galop, &c
The Tabernacle will doubtless be crowded this evening
| CHRsTY's MIrsTRELs-This band is composed Of a
reme ndous set Of philosophers The hotter the
ther gets the cooler they keep and the better they
sing thus proving their undoubted right to the curly
hair they wear Their Is finely ventilated and to
sit and listen for couple Of hours to their haro NOUS
voices il the greatest treat going. They will give
fine programme this evening.
BANvARp's PANORAMA The electric telegraph IL n
wonderful affair but not but that this pa
norama eclipses even It. Certainly, by the tele-
graph we can communicate with distant points with
the greates celebrity but here ut the
absolutely make voyage down up the Mississippi OF
1900 miles in extent. couple Of hours This Is
ainly the wonder of the day The exhibition will
close, therefore let omit visiting 1t Immediately
MELoDEor.-This house is filed every evening at an
early hour. The performances unique and families
| viii Aud e 4 dalightful place of resort