The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-22

prominent points in the doings and sayings Of this Ia
Tented circus company, that need only repeat that
they are certainly the best equipped and appointed set
OF performers that have had for great length OF
time The introduction of the troupe OF beautiful little
Shetland ponies last night, was indeed q handsome
scene and regret that they have not been more ire
quently brought forward during the season The COM
pany only remain two nights more with u, viz. this
evening and tomorrow; after that they to Boston
Ia order to afford all opportunity Of seeing them,
they will give afternoon performance to morrow, In
addition to the regular evening one which, by the by 10
to be for the benefit of the attaches of the company who
certainly deserve full attendance for they have been
uniformly polite and attentive to all visitors and have
by their cviy added much to the pleasure Of visiting
the Park while under the regime OF Sands Lent Co.
BowERY THEArRE.-The grand historical play Of
Henry the ssh" performed here last evening in
very imposing and effective STYLE being its first prescnsa
ton for many years past and every available part of
the house threnged to excess Ths incidents
nected with this beautiful drama, mmortalizsd by the
great bard of Avon could not fail insure IL such
enthusiastic reception The fate of KsthaIin. Queen
and first of the oval WIFE killer Harry the 9Th
fills prominent page in British history; aud the we'll
known reputation OF Woolsey, who fell victim to
ovsrhatsd ambition together with the different charac
most beautiful plays. The part OF Queen Katharine,
by Mrs Shaw was most powerfully sustained aud it
would, indeed be task to follow her through, and do
justice to the great and ability displayed by her
in this difficult cha rscter In the Court scene, where
katharine Mrs. is brought forward for trial the
deep and impressy solemnty that prevailed, and her
dignifed bearing together with the beautiful costume
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| performance. Her address to the king
"Heaven witness,
have been to you true and humble wife,
At all times to your will conformable.
Sir, Call to mind
That have be.n your wife in this obedience
Upwards Of twenty years, and have blessed you
With many children"
this passage was delivered with deep and touch
ing psthos which seemed to affect many of the audi
represented drawing out her great and produo
ing thrilling effect all through the house. Her ad
Dress TO Capusus on delivering the letter wnicn sne re-
quested him to hand to the King, also beautifully
| given
Isl" %, most humH by pray you to deliver
In which have commended to his goodness
The model of our chsste loves his young daughter;
Tho dew Of Heaven fall thick in blessings hern
Mr.. Barry's Cardinal Woolsey, Mr.. Marshaps Henry
the Eighth, and Mr. Clarkes Cromwell, were ably sus
tanned and the entire piece both regards the cast
scenery, costume and general performances passed off
evening" and from tho magnificent which it 10
got out will doubtless draw jam houses nightly during
| its continuance.
| CHATHAM THEATRE.-There quito good house
at this theatre, last night. The entertainments
menced with the admired comedy of the Heir at Law
in which Mr.. Winans took the part Of Ezekiel Home
spun lad recently from the country introduced into
London, tor the purpose of obtaining place for his
sister Cecily, which sustained by Mrs Wilkinson,
who appears As well In comedy as in drama. Mr. Her
bert Doctor Psngoss was remarkably successful and
Mr. Held rs Dick Dowlas more than eclipsed any for
effort The Model Artietes % next came ON, and
were we'll received The thrilling drama Of the "Whist-
Ter, or The Lilly Of St. Leonnrds, concluded the per-
formance The character Of the Whistler sustain
ed by Miss Denin and that of David Butler by Miss
K. Denim, both of whom most happy In all their
characters They great favorites, aud always
received with pleasure BY the audience. MIR winans
Dioky Dutton, was received with great applause Mrs
wilkinson Lady Stanton, perfectly at home, and
in this character of the drama, she wes most heppy
Mrs. w. Is . great favorite, and always well received
Old Chatham looking up and fun and talent abounds
| on her boards
| CIRcus-BowERY AMPHrrHEArRE.-The circus
pany here 10 getting along very svoraby Mrs Carroll
took her benefit evening, and had quite full house
Those Hollands certainly most wonderful set OF
balance on their heads and 20
the greatest variety Of uncomfortable fsas of
we cannot imagine The manager has quite talented
troupe in these and othsr exercises for instance youug
Genroy, who toeses eff somersets the bare back Of
herse at full speed, with much ease ordinary
pereon leaps -four barrel; Mlls Louise and the
Misses Wells SO. All these performances in the rirg
the Fakr Of Ava, SO, make the Amphtheatre quite
| prosperous.
PALMo's OEpRA HousE-The Model Artists here are
as attractive ever, and under the arrangement
prices the audiences are increasing in num-
Der Every effort is made by the nanaser to render
the intelligent part Of the community.
CHRnrY's MINsrnELs having made their usual weekly
visit to Brooklyn sst evening, and gathered in lots Of
cash and applause return to their old stand again to-
night and also to their old customs Of amusing the hun
dreds who nightly flock to Mechanics Hall They have
go where they will, follows them. They per
form every evening during the week.
BROADWAY ODEoS.-The Odeon Mnstrels and Model
Artists carrying every thing before them at this
house In fact the which attended its opening
has continued ever since and presume will do
long as things are managed as rightly as tn have
been.
TABERNAcLE.--At the splendid concert of the Hol-
land Protective Society on Thursday next singer
will make her fret appearance We are informed she is
young beautiful and perfect mistress of her art
Ing received her education ut the Conservative and
also the advantages of the tuition OF scappa Costa
Uaa q of fAvC TIA If
Queen Victoria having been constantly engaged 1T her
private musical parties We anticipate for her fvora.
BILE reception and great su cess among soveregns
BRuNErrI GALLEnr, BRoApwAY.-Last evening We at
tended Mr. Malone Rsymends Musical Entertainment,
called An Hour in Ireland" and must say it was
truly rich treat, and afforded unu,ixsd delight to a
highly respectable audience for the period of hours
The grand Trio, by Mrs. and the Misses NJ. Raymond,
refined taste, and peculiar sweetpem"ths tone was
frm and the Development of its powers, given with
scientific precision and brilliant execution The appear
of the family comprising ve very
there parade Of attitude and gesiculation but
q mo5est appearance and lady.like department evi-
musical family. Mr. Malone Raymond was very happy
in his sketches Of Irish character-he possesses foe
were given with clesrnes, Of
and humorous expression that called forth the rsiter
ated cheers Of the audience The duett In the
ing Of Life, by MIS- and Miss Raymond, rendered
with sweetness and harmony also that Of Alley Croker
The four Saints by MIR Raymond well received and
the Tyrolean, composed by Mad Mslibrsn, by Miss
showed forth the rich round tones of fine contralto
voice In fact 1t s doult to select any particular
Of the evening were Of character to please and de-
light and TO ensure to Mr. Raymond in his succeeding
concerts patronage commemorate with the SPLEEN did
abilities Of his family Every Irshmsn who delights in
seeing the pecular,ies Of his couurymen fairly
.ened and the psptve melodies Of his native land given
with sweet ntonatons and combined harmony, would do
we'll to call to Brunetts gsllery-to morrow evening,
when We promise them pleasant and char ming even
| ing's entertainment.
The Bishop opera and dramatic troupe we're to com
mence an engagement at tho st. Charles Theatre, Now
Orleans on the l4th inst.
Sonora Gozzs, the danseuse who has for q number OF
months past entertained army in the city OF Mex
ico In the grand theatre down to Vera Crus BY
the last train, and is to appear in New Orleans
| Mr. Anderson, the tragsdian and true histricnic
artist, is playing at the Richmond theatre