The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-17
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Theatrical md Mnst nj.
BowERy THEATRE This house has been doing Q
nrrt-rste business during .he past week. Every
evening the audi~ noes were both numerous and Of
the highest responsibility. Indeed in point Of beauty
and elegance think the ladies in the dress circle
Of the Bowery compare most favoraby with those
Ct any other place OF Amusement in the city. Miss
Taylor continues to be a. great favorite ever
the stage and all has been going on finely With
tuch an excellent company, such frst-rate pieces,
md such well regulated and orderly house. the
Bowery indeed presents great attractions The
has hitherto been most successful and q continued
teries OF novelties aud interesting pieces will be
duced in rapid successsn the house will doubtless
fn continue to be MS well patronis-d as ever. To-
mig hit the fine spectacle Of the Jewess" will be pro-
ducod with all the mag the theatre is capable
Of Mr.. Msrsball, Mr.. TIton, Mrs Phillips, aud the
other members Of the company, will take prominent
parts. The drama Of 6 he Lady of the Lake., with
Miss Taylor Blanche of Devon, and the farce Of
=" The Two Bhoys," will conclude the performances
NIBLo's THEArRE.-The production of light, anus
gand interesting vaudeviles sustained by excel
lent corps dramaque ALSO the pleasing pautomimes
of the Lehman Family, interpreted with various
dances, in which the pretty Adelaide with such
grace and elegance, has attracted highly fashionable
and delighted audiences to this beautiful theatre Of
amusement. This evening the performances will COM
mence with the laughabe sketch called the Widows
Victim ~ the principal characters of which will be
sustained by III sterling and inimitable artists
Miss r. Tebin and Messrs. Dawson and Seton. This
win be followed by Concert DramatQue," in which
Mons. and Madame Laborde, so highly spoken of as
Distinguished vOcass, will make their first appear
Several beautiful pieces--solos and duetts-wll
be executed, namely, from second act William
Tell,'' air and scena Mathilde by Nine Labords as
also, the duet from Same act. by Nine. and Mons La
borde. Grand air and scena from LIE Rossg no',
another from the beautiful opera of La Juive - as
also scena from lie Serment." The lovers of vari-
ETY. Of entertainment. have thus presented to them
splendid evenings advertisement Nibo is untiring
IL his ndeavors to please his patrons he has engage
ed Miss Brient and Mr. Manners who will appear to-
morrow evening in the musical drama Of I" LIE Domino
Noir - and the Lehman Family will also give their
pantomimic representations
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Ihs great patronage which
this house has received during the last week. has in
duced the manager to extend the for week
more, in order to accommodate many possible Of
his visiters. He has ALSO effected engagement with
Mr. Lester, the favorite dian who will make his
first appearance this evening" in the character of Don
Cesar DE- Bazan in which part he stands unrivalled
Besides this, Miss Messenger is re-engaged for few
nights 30 that what with Mr. Lester estaver the
worthy Young ma himself and his tale ed And
excellent company, this the closing week of the sea-
SOD, will be most brilliant Tonight, after "Don
Cesar de Bazan "'New York As 1t Isl will be played
the farce of "u>pcle Sam" concluding the perform
ances The correspondence between all the members
Of the company and MIR. Chanfrau, in which they te
der him benefit, in testimony of their esteem and
respect for him, has been published already This
most convincing proofof the harmony AM good feel
ing existing and the tact and excellent Mt
OF Mr. C.. The hent fit will off the nj ny Of
Monday, the oath inst and WILL no doubt, be bril-
liant affair.
now under full Roadway; the summer is in right
good earnestthe hot weather has fairly set in and the
universal desire is to keep cool, rather find some
place where achieve that desirable object
Such q place is Castle Garden; its fine promen ades
lofty hall and the elegant dramatic amusement cosmo
ramas &C. admirably 1T it for the of our
citizens and visitors The price of admission is now
fixed at 26 cents, mere nominal thus making it
quite trihing expense to family parties. To night
the performances will consist Of the dramatic comedy
Of The Jacobte,' and the first act of the favorte
melod Of "RObert Macaire" Mr.. Holland will ap-
pear in both of these pieces and by his fine comic
acting will no doubt add much to the effectiveness of
the time can be we'll employed discussing the first
rate Refreshments for which the Garden is so famous
During the present week Messrs Bottesni and Ardit
will take their benefit and Of the most attractive
bills of the will be put forth the OCCASION
On Thursday evening Miss Phillips will take her bene-
fit On that occasion. also, a most attractive bill will
be offered and number of most eminent performers
have volunteered their services.
Burrows THEArRE.-This place Of amusement
altered and modelled to make it one of the
most comfortable theatres in the city, has been well
supported during the Of Wen noise chill
drcn. The performances this evening very attrac-
tive The comedy of''Paul will be enacted The part
Of Col Hardy will be sustained by Mr. Thayer his first
fer several years and that of Paul Py by
Mr. Burton who is acknowledged by all to be one OF
ahe best comedians In the country and those who
have seen Miss Rose Telbn will admit that she il one
OF the most pleasing and accomplished actressesn her
line, in this city. Mr. Grip, of Park notoriety will
sustain the part Of Harry Stanley and the other
characters will be sustained by excellent stock
company The entertain will be concluded with
the laue able farce of That Rascal Jack in which
the celebrated John Dunn will appear, and, no doubt,
usual excite the risble fac ultes the audien
Burton, II he consus the taste of the folks
will produce light novel pieces interspersed with bal
let and other amusing performances, as. during the
summer season. heavy repres- nations will
lisbed; but Burtons celebrity a manager is suff-
Gent to selection every thing suited to the
taste and refinement Of society.
CHRsTY's MIssTRELs had made up their mi nds to
leave New York this week; in fact their concert on
Saturday evening. was advertised their last -
the requests of many Of their admirers to stay ano
Their week, however, have been too urgent and thew
have consented to remain little while longer They
will perform this evening, and through out the week
BANvARp's PANoRAMA.-The universal admiration
hibition is proof positive Of its great Proba
bly,, such accuracy and artistic elegance has ever
before been exhibited on so large q scale This week
is positively the last that 1t be shown in New
York; therefore, all who have not yet seen it, had bet
ter go at once.
The PANORAMA O GEN TAYLoR's CAMPAIGNS now
exhibiting at Minerva Rooms, is declared to be most
Of The marches, battles. &c. Of Old Rough and Ready
and his gallant army In these exciting times, whcn
all the world seems to be going to citizens can
without any trouble the wars and dangers the
American army, under Taylor went through in Mexico
They will then be able to appreciate the great saantry
OF their fellow countrymen. IL Is exhibited every
ming.
Edwin Forrest was still at Buffalo the 14th inst
Marine Affairs.
SHIPS FOR LIvERPooL.-We notice at the wharyes
among number Of vessels loading, and about ready
to sail for LIVERPOOL the fast sailing shin osb atos