The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-13

Theatrical and Musical.
ITALIAN OPERA CoMrANY.-"LucreziaB orga'' attrae-
ted last evening" large and very fashionable audience
The respective artists all In excellent voice, and
We have seldom witnessed such enthusiastic cheering
throughout tho whole performance. In the second
sosne, Sgnorna Trui sang Mentre GENE III cor somi-
neSso with sweetne-s and briIaucy which
thrilling to the soul. The hnas of the first act
given with the greatest harmony but the browning
feature OF the evening tho trio between za,
Genaro, and Alfonso There exq aisite unity
aud harmony in tho three voices that the rsptu
1t repeated Bsnedett never in better spirit or
voice. and the cheers hs received justly merted
za and Genaro, evidenced the utmost science In pro-
ducng succession of sweet sounds which broke upon
tnusd Til they the curtan when
tho whole house testified their appreciation by loud cheer
ing In fine the whole opera was well performed, and
ell tho artists sustained their respective characters
tirey to the satisfaction and delight of discerning
audience This evening, tho grand concert comes OF at
the Tabernacle when the whole troupe will appear in
Verdis sacred opera Of "Nebuchsdnesxar.n and they
will also sing several ariss roudos, and DUETS. from
bs hne, the Tabernacle will be crowded. We are per.
suaded fla light ballet were introduced between the
nots 1t would be very wise step for tho management
rs 1t would much enlivsn the evenings entertainment
We believe the graceful and accomplished Augusta 10
In the city
BowERv THEArRE.-This house will reopen this
evening. We have already mentioned the fact Of the
has bson fitted up during the recess. Not only has the
house been thoroughly renovated but all tho stage
arrangements scenery, properties dresses decorations
&c. new and Of the most beautiful description Tho
company engaged all fsvotes Of the public and the
pieces which will be produced WILL doubt be brought
out with all the splendor which theatre thus amply
provided the Bowery s give. The segun troupe
always very great favortes in New York, engaged
and they viii open the performances tomorrow evening
In the beautiful opera Of the Bohemian Girl with s
the original music The second piece will be the ballet
m -
thalie Of the evening To eulogise her dancing 10 un-
necessary; she is too much admired here to require
praise This prousion Of first rate attraction argues
we'll for the future of the Bowry Hero in
evening have Mr. and Mrs ssguin Miss Lichsnstein
rus and orohs.tr. In tho opera, Miss Turnbuli and
full corps de ballet in the ballet Of Nathalie" Surely
will be crowded 10 its utmost capacity, doubt not
CHATHAM THKArRE.-The beautiful drama of the
'DreAm at Sea-" the frat psoe at this house last
evening, Messrs Bass, HELD, Vorrey and Wnsns, and
Mssdames Jones. Booth, and Isherwood taking the
principal parts To soy that 1t well acted scarcely
doing justice to these talented COMEDIANS, who all
deed The stock company at the chatham Is truly OK.
celent one Just tho thing that the public have been 20
is a. actor or actress. not two o. hr:s good sosoTs
linked to whole full Of sticks by way Of showing
With how little ass they can get through pSS:
spectacle hos bean emnenty succesfu at the Chatham
The management liberal in their getting Of mp;
large corps of we'll accustomed to stage
nance 1vres. bave added to the effect OF the scenes.
turs Of German romance, Is we'll played BY Mrs Jones'
Some critics have complained Of her being too ssnti-
the part but ": DO not Win n
mont and sho is finely represented by Mrs. Jones, who,
by the bye is as sxcssnt actress q many who make
moro proensions than she does The farce Of" sketch
os in India" concluded the evenings bill. The house
was crowded, and as long as 1t is managed In such
dc continuance Of its present highly respectable and
very extensive patronage Tonight the entertainments
shiings,n and " The Spirit Of the Waters"
GRAND CONCERT THE ITALIAN CoMrArY.-The
Tabernacle this evening, will be crowded In every part
we expect, as tho grand concert Of there The
ssaon for concert, is nearly over now, and the present
one by tbs Italian company will undoubtedly be one Of
Inc nnss yet given as t1o tno1e GG%psny
" NsbuchsdLezzar and selection from the compositions
OF DSnz;tti Msrcadsnts and Ro.'ini: 10 the music
regarding tho Italian company now here some prefer
member Of it, another but believe that oil
pany among us; and this movement Of giving oenc.r
we believe will DO well met by musical society in New
the expense and trouble of visiting the Opera take
the present opportunity Of hearing ct
Of sr%as saI @ % y"
doubt go OH In tho most brilliant style
CHRrsrY's MINsrRELs-Election time is over; the ex-
element OF contendng parties Is ct an end and those
who beaten have got to make the best of their luck
There il balm in Glead, however, for them and oil
others who down their luck, for they only at
tend concert of tho Naroleons Of negro minsrelsy the
Chties they will forget all their disappoinmsnts in
listening to the sweet singing of this harmonious band
They serve as agreeable relaxation rom the cares or
business and tho wearisd mind will rest and amuse
ment In Listening to them.
METROPOLITAN MrNsrRELs- Austin Phillip il the mu-
steal director these mnses and from his thorough
acquaintance with music and Tho of the public,
there Is no doubt that hr viii suit them to nicely.
ID arr md all bA and
pieces; THEY gsnee aud refined in their wit jokes,
&c, and, altogether, are frstrate company Of Ethio
plan singers. They perform at Apollo Hall tomorrow
evening.
BArvARD's PAnoRAMA.-This most magnificent work
Of art and Of is being viewed BY
thousands of citizens and strangers In the city II
pourtgsy in most accurate style of tho most inter-
esng portions Of the Union All ought to visit the pa
norama, and with their eyes what American
ergy has been able to do.
MELopEoN-This house seems to suit the wants of
multitude as to place Of amusement. 1t Is conducted
in such genee style and hesing'ng &c IL so capital,
that those who visit 1t Of being well smuted
Il BRoApwAY Greedy, the manager OF this place,
Is knowing fellow in matters Of etractiou as he man
ages to keep the O!con full every night The animated
pictures take amazingly.
SABLE BRoTHERs-The people Of Paterson, n j., arc
to be favored with these singers music this evening
They ought to patronizs them well 2, ihc sable Hso
Tiers first rate company, and most admirable sing
ers Odd FeDows Hall is the place where they will
sing.
Board or supervisors
Hs honor the Mayor, pre,i1ng.
ArRL 1.-THE minutes Of tho preceding meeting
read and approved
Petitions from sunday persons, for remission Of taxes
Referred.
Biis "A bill for sii for printing ordered to 10
paid.
No other business being before the Board, they al.
journel until saturday at O'Clock.
FIRE AT LITTLE FALLs-Our little village.
which has been tor some years past generally and
happily exempt from the ravsges OF fire. has at last yield
ed tribute to the devourpg element. About O'Clock
this tuesday morrog, after whole edition Of this
weeks Freeman hsd been printed FIRE broke out In
D. Fosters shoe shop situated in the upper part Of VIM
Ushers bat and cap store In Main street, and In few
oments the entire roof of the brick block owned by
Messrs. J scullen, w Usher, and N. s. Benton was in