The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

bowrsg THyaTRr --Notwithstanding the extremely
hot weather which had yesterday and last evening
this theatre was again well filed Miss Mary Taylor's
bewitchng style Of acting always nsuring large and
delighted audiences. The performances last evening
commenced with the drama entitled The Deserter''
which followed by the celebrated of The
Devil in Paris in which Miss Taylor appeared in six
different characters, as originally performed by her
with eminent Burke Crequpt. the valet to
Beausoel, was irresistbly comical. The entertain
m~nts Of the evening concluded by
petition of that magnificent spectacle of Cherry
and Fair Star" in which Miss Mary Taylor again
shone forth in her peculiar element On Mon
day Tomorrow evening" that distinguished ira
gedian, j. r. Scott will again make his appearance
the boards of this theatre for limited number Of
nights, when the grand historical play styled Feuda
Times or the Court of James Ill" will be produced
for the first time in this city which occasion Mr.
Stevens will make his first appearance since his recent
severe accident.
NIBLos, AsroR PLACE, BRoApwAY.-The performances
at this house commenced at early hour last night
that the juvenile portion of inhabitants might
have opportunity to witness the beautiful and as-
cnang groupings and dancing of les danseuses Tien-
noises in consequence of which the house was not so
full usual These little favortes appeared in Pas
des Feurs' "Pas Rocco" and SPAS des Amourettesn
all of which received with enthusiastic applause
and deservedy too for their performances are really
astonishing The laughable piece of "Mseries of HUI
man Life y was also performed in which Mr.. Chippen
dale sustained the character Of Ally Croaker bache
or, in unsurpassed style So perfect his persona
ton of crsty old bachelor, that he kept the house
convulsed with laughter during the whole piece. The
part Of Margaret, the servant by Mrs. Maeder, was
admirable; also Mrs. Courtney, by Miss Kate Horn.
whose appearance only Is sufficient to attract full
house She Is always received with applause The su
perior management of MIR. Nblo has already placed
this theatre in position equal If not superior any
place Of In the city Is the best place to
Co. both for the inner man and mental recreation.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-At this popular place of amuse.
ment Mr. A. A. Addams, the unrivaled tragedian ap-
pesred Virginus in Sheridan Knowless tragedy Of
that name, with his usual success After q fayorite
Scotch dance by Miss Partington, the perform.
ances concluded with Shakspeare's play of the
7" Merchant of Venice" in which Mr.. Grattan ably
sustained the character of Shylock. Tomorrow
night, Mr.. Held takes his benefit; and judging
from the popularity which that gentleman has ac
CURED during his connection with this theatre there
Is no doubt but no will have bumper The bill for
the occasion could scarce be better The pieces
selected the nautical drama called Every inch
Sailor, the laughable farce OF" Chaos is Come Again.
ment, entitled the Spirit of the Waters or the Fire
fend and to those who have never witnessed its per-
formances we would say that glance at the scenery
alone, Is worth the price Of admission
CASTLE GARDEN.-The usual Sunday evening con-
cert will take place at this charming resort this eve.
ming This just the weather for to appreciate the
cool breezes and fine refreshments to be had at the
garden The probability is there no finer place of
resort in the United States; and think that thou
sands Of fellow citizens will join in this belief
this day The garden is open ali day from su nrise and
the trhing charge for admittance Is nothing COM
pared with the comforts physical and otherwise there
to be 6obtained Lothian's brass band play various
pieces of sacred music with great taste and dscrmi-
nation
CHRIsrY's MrNsrRELs concluded another week Of
triumphant success last night; they undoubtedly
the most amusing singers we have They will COM
mence another week tomorrow evening.
THE STEYERMARKIscHE MUSICAL COMPANY will give
of their fne concerts tomorrow evening, Mt the
Tabernacle The immense success they have met
with in the Southern country, during the course Of
their late 6tour endorses the livery favorable OPT
MON our citizens formed of them last winter