The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

'enta ion OF the and beautiful opera of Nsbuco
Will take place, when hops to every teat in this
elegant theatre filled by tho fashion and beauty of tho
city 1t 10 decidedly fne opera, absundiDg with many
brilliant musical jems such the composer, Verdi IL
famed for The dresses and decorations ara rich and
cost the management cons.derab sum in order 10 its
production upon suck magnificent scle The Maestro
Bsr also entitled to praise for his excellent arrange
nent OF tho musical depar Tho rich vocal treat
which Is given in the character Of Abigail part
ed ~ that sweet and charming warbler, sguorina
rruf is alone more than recompcnse for the admis.
sion money As it is the las, night then we advice ali
the admirers OF vocal and snts musc tn see it
rs It must no Withdrawn to W place to other at-
fractions We would spgyes to the stage ma Ia ,r the
Froprcy CT DOT losing 80 ucn time between the acts
the Play loo.ss much Of its interest in such delay AMI
it becomes tedious to the audiences.
CHATHAM THEArRE-Mr. Booth appeared At this
house last night in the part OF the Stranger In the pay
Of that nanc This play Is which always attracts
tee pu bic particularly whsn the characters in 1t are
we'll flied, rs they last evening; still 1t is play
which scarcely aug one admres is too in
ils sentmsnslity to coincide with the ideas of this
work-dsy world Be this as may, it cspitsiy per-
formed by Bo"h Mrs. Jones' Bass, Held, end others
the grea rragedian sdmieable tho msans .o
stranger and W. mus accsrd great praise to Mrs Jones
tor her perform snce Of the unfortunate Ms H.ler
The scene where she dscoss her to the
one of the 6nsst specims Of decIa
nation that We have heard for long time. The per.
iormsnces we're for the b.nsh Of Mrs Booth who took
tie part OF Chsrlotte ehs sung the soog Of We
silent ssrrow hers,n with much TASTE and was de-
seivecly applaudec. Mss q. Is Of the bs,t q nd
her sake to see tho house. well lsd as IL was This
srcs OF "A Pleasant Neighbour and tie trumphan
r Spit Of ID. watsr concluded me the
Warm iduke Mogog, la the Wreck Ashore, - and w
Shapmsn (who 10 engaged for two nights only, Dir
Bass Winsps Mrs Jones and Mrs Beo.h In the farce Of
the herry Wsgs Of Windsor" Chapman Is to be the
alsb Quotem Bass, John Lump winans, Loonev
McT~olter Mrs Jones, Grace Gaylove Lucy, Mrs
A trv wa of An, N
TIE Spirit Of the Wstars will be acted as the last
piece
BowEhr THEA1nE.-There was o repetition last night
Ut the new piece, the Hawks Of Hawk Hollow, or
the R'fogses Of 49," which passed CT with entire sue.
cess. Tbs theatre is closed until some day in tho en-
suins week, which will be duly aonouocsd. The ma
mayer, desrous IN this ago OF improvement to consu
the comfort ADD happiness OF his patrons taken o.
cason to close the theatre for the dsys named with
view to decorate and erss,is the interior and IN
The dress circle will b. all round 40 "a that no
pose may inteirup. tie comfort Of the audience and
svsry exerion wi be used to enforce the sric.t
and drcorum. He hs already engaged MAN. of tine
Fading actors and actresses Of the Park aud nego.
tatioos are penoing VITA several of the
srtiss so a. to ensbe tue auager TO presrnt eyerv
possible feature Of attraction when the thestrs reopens
me Bowery Theatre always attire otvo-s be visited
with fresh enthusiasm when It ani.rgoes tho coutem
plated improvr msnts. Tbs day fixed during IN. en-
sai-g week, for reopenng, will DO duly Announced
CHRnry'' MISsIanL'.-.We need only say tina, the..
YORK so lar behind the sge not tn b. awar. OF tina
fact, tnough We think such nee of RIO Van Win
ke,sm scarcely possible rs Lhristy's band ar. nov
known far aud wide as the Nspoeons n,gro minstrc
e. and not TO know them argues oneself uLknown =
They give their usual conosrt this evening.
SABLE BaorHERs The fu at c onyentio, Hall vsxs.
last aud furious every night The singipg d,ocina g.
OF the Sable Brothers 10 now fully es.oi hsd a. rs,
rate Ii any doubt it, let ths 90 with the crowd lrro
this evening and be cow need
SxLopsor -Thi. newly arranged ard r.podelled
nou'e ot,ns nue. oa.iness The ballad singing o,
the excellent vocssts ana negro of tbs
Virgins minstrels are fiat rate
CONCERT hooM-John Gou'gs. Jr Treasurer ef this
estaoshm nt taxes me- beneht to.E)frow evening" and
se nope II vii sroro him much bos,ps.s 10 nj. yoeato
OF t., log la the cash. The Congo Mip,,ruI com. an,
with tn.ir best songs on tho OCCASION
baoADwAr ootoN-Ins fisualion statuary Al this
place seems TO DC quite popular Us the bouse i, Gov
ded nightly.
BANvAbDi PANORAMA As Barnard unrolls hi. con
vsss nightly 40 he rolls up ths doars us he has f,I an
diences every evening 20 vie his splendid p,,ora, It
is great in every eeDse Of the wosd