The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02

Thsatriexl and Musical.
ITALIAN OrERA-On Tuesday evening verdi's spleD.
did opera of Nsbuco" EiA be produced. Tomorrow
evening is the regular opera evening" believes but 1t
has been thought that would be better to postpone
performance until Tuesday, account Of the French
celebration and illumination, which will keep all good
republicans in quits q fermsnt to. morrow, and unfit
them for the gentler amusoments of the in the
evening. On Tuesday evening then, Nsbuco'' will be
to be of the best of his works 1t has been performed
during the pact winter Havana aud the critics in hnt
will show how it will please New York Signorinss
Truh and Patti take prominent parts In It, As also do
parties dresses all be Of the splendid kind
and In the production Of this opera the Aston Place
house will show what 1t can do.
BowERY THEATRE.-The French Revolution sbounds
in Incidents and emineny dramatic and full Of
picturesque effect 1t is not surprising therefore, that
it should be drsmatizsd and brought upon the
boards of our theatres. To the Bowery management,
the public indebted for bringing forward in sdmrs
BILE style and with astonishing celebrity, pecs full of
interest, amusement and instruction. With some de.
fscts very pardonable in piece so hastily got up, Ths
Instruction of Paris" is rich, magnificent and at
traotve spectacle. The scenery is not only beautiful
but it is strikingly correct, and gives faithful repre-
| sanitation of the reality. We recognised many Of
| the PLACES We have seen 10 Paris and several
Fronch gentlemen VINO hat near US, added tne1r
testimony to the faitbfulness Of the representation
The chief parsonage in the piece Is Mr. Burke who
plays the part of cook He Is highly amusing, but
think il made to throw rather too much ridouc upon
one Of the most sublime events of human history The
character of Cracow, Pole the leading part
total failure not withstandng the talented acting Of
thos. There need of Pole 10 events entirely
French and no need OF iuventing unreal, imaginary
and blubberipg hsros when the living history presents
such rich choice of sublime dramatic Incidents and
an assemblage of deeds SURPRISING in sublinty and
heroism all the possible inventions of the writer
nance or OF the dramatst Indeed, the scenes Of this
revolution present materials for Shakespeare and are
of themselves dramatic enough spare the trouble of
vention they only require judicous selection while
the same time they we'll deserving the talents
and pen Of master-dramatist to record and arrange
these minor deficiencies, it is rv"liy bsa-tisrl niece
aud the enterpsns OF the Bowery deserves
unqualified praise for the admirable manner in which jt
has been brought forward The play itself will bear
petition, and well deserves the patronage and sdmra
ton which nightly receives This theatre is about to
receive great acquisition to it's company The beRuti
full Mrs Abbott and the talented Dyot from the Park
appear on Monday evening. They ere both great favo
rites with the public, and deserNedly so.
CHATHAM THEATRE-The past week hes bsen q most
successful at this house The spectacle of the
spirit Of the Waters" and the udicous selection Of
agreeable farces and comedies have given the great
est satisfaction. The company Is composed Of most
oellent actors-Hied, Brsnaou Psrdey Vary and the
Others, are all pains taking, correct performers, and
thoroughly acquainted with the details of theatricas
comedians
he HIS won his up the ladder of theatrical tame by
his exerions; and certainly his quaint amusing way
OF acting is worthy OF the applause receives nightly
Mrs Booth, Mrs o. Jones, Miss Hilireth ladies' of
much talent and versatility. Mrs Booth in light
dy rattes of her pa ia fine styles AID Mrs Jones
the serious parts, is much appreciated Alto
gether, Mr. Chanfrau has capital company under his
management; he takes much pride in placing the
ments the Chatham the best footing and can CON-
psrc fayoraby with the other places of amusement in
the city. Last night the house filed with most
respectable audience, and ell the went of
tyal To Az naau xutn
short engagement end will app.ar Sir Pertnsx Mac
'ycophant, in Machns celebrated comedy of he "Msu
Of the World and also Mr. Lywhiie in the farce OF
Forty and Fifty" The spirit of the Waters" will b.
the concluding piece
C. w. CLARKe.-This, great favorite and excellent
actor, takes benefit tbs Bowery theatre on Wejnet-
day evening next which occasion selection of nte
resting dramas win DO presented for this entertainment
Of Ai, numerous friends and acquaintance.
CHRsrYs MrSsrRELs.-The career OF these minstreIs
hiss been quite phenomenon among exhibitions. They
undoubtedly as good mipstrels handled ban
they seom to have inexhaustiblo fund Of them on
hand as they come out with new ones every evening
They have just concluded their twenty week. and
enter on the twenty seventh tomorrow evening.
SABLE BRorHERs-These singers are going on finely
at Convention Ha-tbey have raised up for themselves
crowds Of admirers, aud are the high road to
and fortune. They have fine list OF songs, dancer,
sc which they perform with great effect. Tomorrow
evening they give their 50th concert.
Broadway OpEoN This place of amusement is ex-
tensvey patronisrd and for tomorrow evening quite
extensive bill Is forth Statuary and animated pic
lures form the attractions.
ADELrHr The manager Of this place announces thai
his wish Ia to give amusement to the million, and
only music, but wit and refinement too To effect this
he has engaged negro minstrels singers dancers So
The MELopEoN, So Bowery, having been entirely al
tered and improved will open on Tuetday eveni1 next
with an excellent company OF Ethopisrs, under the d.
rection OF Mr.. c. White.
SABLE BRorHERs.-This company of negro Ministries
intend to give of their amusing entertainments
Wednesday evening next, at the Tompkins Lyceum,
Staten Island From what hear they considered
excellent in their line, and doubt they will have
full house in Staten lsant
NEWARK THEArRE.--Mr +. g. Chanfrau has taken
this thears and opens there Monday evening" with
Mr. "A. A. Addams In the character Of Virginius.
Mr. Croker, formerly OF the Park, has been playing
In Claude Melnotte, y Don Cesar de Bszann and tho
" Stranger" ne is highly spoken Of.
Mr. John Parry has been singing at concerts which
have taken place In tbs eastern countless and was an
nounced to join the Thaberg party at Bath.
grand vocal and instrumental concert took place re-
Gently at Exeter Hall, ut which, besides Madame Dorus
Ores, Miss Birch, Miss Dolby MIR. L,fflsr and Mr. H.
Phillips many other vocasts CT eminenco Tho
Instruments, called the "vsn.i trombonss" on which
they performed
IL becomes our painful duty to record the death of
Thcm mas Cooke the emineet musician which took place
after intense suffering for nearly three months in the
67th year Of his age.
Miss Mirau although she performs under that name,
has been married some time to a MIR. Gsrston.
Mr. Delsfed and Mr.. Webster have entrusted the
tire direction of the Royal Italian pera to Mr. Frederick
eye.
Tsncrsdi will be the opening opera at the Royal tsl-
ian opera house The principal parts will he sustained
by Abop and Persianf.
MIR. II. vandenhof is playing at the Haymarket.
At the trial of Bum Lind,n on Tuesday, Il came
out in the evidence of Mr. Dunn, the treasurer the