The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-18

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with 1t Sands, Lent Co.'s circus companys perform
ances as from their engagements elsewhere they must
s.s themselves on the Of their season hsrs
from the beginning to the end Of It, they have had
proa Th. sV.nss G.rSn.r oas
the clowns, takes benefit. He is funny fellow, and
there no doubt he will have good house that Is if
judge from the benefits that been taken this
season they have ell been overlooking Ones To-mor-
there will be grand afternoon performance for the
Juveniles and also the usual evening one.
BowERY THEArRE.-The fine tragedy Of Douglas was
performed here last evening" Mrs Shaw taking part
Mr. W Clarke young Nor1al and Mr. W Marsha. sn as
Genslvon With such powerful cast need scarcely
say that the piece went Of most favoraby and the
FASHIONED acting of Mrs Shaw showed how thoroughly
that lady understood her part The applause was FIRE.
quent and well deserved and 1t is but justice the
they enabled and do bring out pieces handsome
ly a. any theatre in the Union. Mrs Sbaws engage.
has appeared in most excellent and sterling chasscters
and every occasion she but confirms the opinion
her powers as an actress The comedy Of Wild Oats,
concluded the entertainments last night To.night the
beautiful play Of Love- the Countess and Serf' will
be Mrs. Shaw taking part Of the Countess
The Bowery theatre is probably the successful the
atre in the country
CHATHAM TsEArRE The house here was quite filed
DnsS the old Chatham %ss1 t me con-
manager takes to keep his friends amused when
they visit him, and thus they are easily induced to
melo drama, the model artists and farce-quite va
red bill The model artists at this house are certainly
add much to the beauty Of toe tabeaux
they personate The melo drama and farce are well rep
resented by the company and the lively Mr. winsns in
his light busting characters Ia certainly of the most
entertaining light comedians now on the boards.
CIRCUS BowERY AMrTHEATRE.-B urtis and his troupe
Of performers get on toeraby we'll at this house, and
from the great favor which has always been bestowed on
the circus have doubt that the present will
prove pleasant for oil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
audiencesas Borts will have nothing but the best ia
lent any everything presented at the Bowery Ampthea
ire will be well worth visiting. Tonight he gives
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-Touight Mr. Davis the ON.
Of the house and Mr. Gourgas the door keeper take
good one, from their poteness and willingness to
obge they are deserving Of patronage Nothing adds
much to the pleasure Of visiting place Of public
tertanment as polite and gentemaniy treatment from
the attaches Of the house, though unfortunately
always met with Messrs. Gourgas and Davis present
most attractive bill and quite fashionable house may
be expected As the will be the best of the
season.
CHaurvs MrrsrRELs - Still the same as ever singing
and dancing, amusing hundreds nightly, and picking up
dollars by the handful 10 ths pleasant kind Of business
this attractive band OF minstrels are engaged in long
may they continue to be they settled In
New York that we do not know hew could do with
cut them
numbers daily avaing themselves Of the opportuni
ty to such accurate copies Of world celebrated
tues Aspssk highly OF the natural appearance Of Mr.
Brunswicks work
BRoADwAY OpEor-G Greeley and his friends, the Mo-
del Artists, are as much visited a. ever; the singing
playing 60 Of Miss Blanchard, Mr.. OdHeld, and the
others, add much to the evenings amusement.
BRUNErTI's MODEL OF Ancient JERUSALEM is visited
by great numbers OF families and citizens II Is work
which has peculiar attractions for the letters and
classical knowledge, less than for this smallest child
to all II will prove most instructive and interesting
hibition
THE ApoLLorEoNs.-Thes remarkable children gave
soirse musicale, delightful little private entertain
ment at tho Aston House last evening. The saloon
fled with invited guests, who charmed by the
really artistic performances Of the little musicians. The
piano. violin and viooncelo were the Instruments which
they used and besides playing upon these, they dis
coursed some very fine vocal melodies Their instru-
mental performances however, are the most surprising
Suooess to them.
TABERrAcLr.-sign Acastro's concert last evening
thny attended, and although the respective pieces
we're well received, We confees We expected to hear
something Of more astonishing display Of musical
ability Rapetti and Loder, usual acquitted them
selves In their respective places entirely to the salts
faction Of tho audience and Miss Norhall sang our
" Childhoods Home" with exceeding sweetness and
taste and the viooncello oblgsto accompaniment was
executed with great science and beautiful execution
The grand sc.na from !" Der Freschuts" softly
signs" by Miss Northall, was loudly cheered OF Mr..
Manners and Miss Brient must say, there was no.
thing the execution of the pieces they sung beyond
msdiocrty sgnor Acasro in the grand fartasia COM
posed fer him by amino, evinced excellent know
ledge Of the cute, the tones and execution Of which
wsfs rendered with great swsstness ana skill We trust
his ssxt sonsvst will DO mere successful,