The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

TheatrlcaI and Musical.
ITALIAN orEnA HousE.-we wsrs much surprises last
evening finding that the second of the
BEAUTIFUL opera Of which had such run in Ha-
vanas was not better atsrdsd than Tuesday night.
It IL truly beautiful spectsoe-ths music is delightful
aud the in which it is placed on the stage re-
d,cts the greatest credit On the management Tbos.
VINO attended, exhibited unequvoca evidence OF the
pleasure aud gratfc,tien thsy enjoyed while list snng
to the charming music Of Verdi, bresthed forth en-.
chanting strsins by Sisnorina Truf whose oxqustely
sweet vo;e with compass Il about two mas
tered With such musicsl skill that ell tho gradatous of
tone cadence and chrom afques given Win a,
much perfection aud elegance voice is ca
pable Of Displaying How justly may wonder, then,
that the house not crowded when song the charm
Of sense. and music the inspiriting action of the
harmony by this truly accomplished artist Again last
evening she completely enraptursd tho sudiencs
solo, In the second act Saso gid del trono aato. We
beautifully ornamental. Signorna A. Patti was
also excellent in tho character of Phenena She Is
would add to this, he full, round, harmonious tones of
Madame Pco who is dessrvsdiy great favorte, much
ssssnsh woa.c % sven 70 ..e oompsuy bensvsnsso
custion In the lightning scene evidenced good know
ledge Of his part Rosi as Zacharsh sang his part we'll
mael by Baln rsspectsbs but there 10 not III 1t
sweetness and power his voice which constitute
tenor for Opera seria We inclined TO think 1t
Of what the Italian school terms Mezzo cara,ere
good tenor and prim, bu1o indispensable requi-
sites for opera in order to tie proper rounding Of harmo
which have been in Europe real tenors Tor
Opera Serbs, ar3 Tacchinard, Crivell DouzsIli aid
.rcia and those of modern date Rubini Moria
nj, Mario s.. We hope tho pleasing and delightful i'm
preseiops made the audience last evening entire
company will exeud throughout the fashionable circles
OF this city ard that the house On the night viii be
crowded Ia every department..
BowrAY THEATRE. -Ihet,b to raid to Mr. Clarke,
last evening" By many admirers OF his excellent slents
vss justly due, and proper Ieponse on the occasion
of his benefit. The new piece, 1.-THE Hawks of Hawk
Hollow, the Refugees Of 49," passed OF admirably,
its hrst presentation, being original American
DRAMA adapt 70 the taste OF the age ossn Gilbert,
leader Of tae Refugees, alias MIR. Green, New York
trsder. by MIR. Marshall Was perfect and genuine pic
of what passes daily before in the shape Of
Herman Hunter, Lieutenant Of the Refugee band, was
well sustained by Mr.. q. w Clarke whose personston
usual ability The character of Dr. Merry body, by
Burke should be seen TO he appreciated and piece
will be repeated this evening, with full and efficient
cast. Previous to this drama, tho "Dcserter
performed The plan Of producing drama for popular
effect moving with the events Of the day, well com
ceived ard the DIR ANA this evening viii be rep sated
and will drsw full house.
CHATHAM THEATRE Mr.. Chanfrau, the proprietor
and lessee Of this house. has proved to the satisfaction
Of tbs Now Workers. tht he oft b'hoys and
tina. he is ofsh bsss ayers that has
ed The helm theatre il this city a,since he has TAX
hold OF the Chssh It has besn successful he
could wish has been very udcous in the selection
Of bis ente tain nent rejecting all the rsnting bombas-
tic stys msiodrams and the horrible school, he
hiss presented sterling Dramas comedies fAroes and
all respectable, and many Of them really excel
lent performers the house Is neatly and comfort.
ably Nell ~, and the Pet o.
who visit there there IL tear Of breach Of deco
rum In fac they are much Of the same stamp ss thoss
who patronzsd the Pslk Theatre when 1t was In Its
pamiest days Mr. Bass has bsen performing during
the present week. he is great favorite and gentleman
from the higher walksof genteel the broad humor
of the low comedy Mrs Booth takes benefit this
in ha Of T. he
part OF the Nsanthrope Mr. Bass that OF Solomon Mrs.
g Jones will be the Mrs Haller; ard Mrs Booth Char,
lotto. MRS B. will also appear in tho lsughsbe farce Of
the Pleasant Neighbour and the ever popular esprit
of the Waters" with ell its beautiful scenery, dances,
evenings bill We trust Mrs Booth will have Q sub
stanta benefit. She Is worthy little actress and fully
deserves 1t.
with much eeIat ever; they tho psts Of the
public but will get spoit the more patronage
the more they strive to deserve the applause lsyhy
given them This the way to get in the world In
du:try and application to their parts arsss are spp,s
George Chri,ty, Is inimsbe; be would mako fortune
dancing master, only the whole party are making
fortune a. ir 49, by singing.
SABLE BRorHERs -These gsniuses having returned
from Staten Island, resume their chairs st Convention
Hall. this evening; c. II Farrell, one Of the troupe,
and as they give one Of the best bills Of the sssson We
have no doubt he will have full hosss.
BROADWAY ODEoN.-The animated gtatuary here, II
attracting crowds.
MnLopKos.-The smusements at this saloon give great
sAtsaction The performances conducted with the
greatest attention TO refinement and decorum. They
consist of Ethiopian ballad end other singing by nrst
rata company OF vocalists, male and female.
MADAME ANNA BrsHoPs operative tr' ups, which has
created quite ur0re at New Orleans 0hd Mobile has
separated, the fair dtrecytces engagements with her
various vocalists well with Mr. Brough as agent
having terminated In March last We understand that
the PTiRa Donna, after little reposs from her great
atigues (hsving performed some hundred and thirty
nights since she came In this country will go to ST.
Louis and tho principal cities Of tho West to give con.
certs and scenes in in which shs Is so ces-
way back Italy. M ,chsa, thu musical manager Of
fall in Mobile, yet is now doing we'll.
'Mr. Collins was at itohez, Mrs. on the 2lss ult.
Mr. Anderson, the trag edan, playing at the Wslnu
Greet theatre, Philadelphia
Madame Ablamowicz, was at Memphis, Tenn, ON the
27th ult.
City Intelligence.
TIE WEATHER The westher yesterday was de-
lgbtful.. From pg until night not cloud
nervsre to obetruct the brightness of this sun, and
the gentle south breeze which played through the
city, rendered the ssiub ious and heathul This
city tranquil and assumed Its usual quietness.
There no great festivty, or deep and heartfelt
mourning to mar its beauty, but in the
fashionable promenades teauty and fashion aboupd ed.
In the beauty of the morning. the general mas,ost the
Of the past and every bsamed VITA