The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-15
Theatrical and psu.,caI.

Theatrical and Muacal.
BowERr THfArRE.-The delightful summer weather
wnicn prevailed last evening, WAS taken advantage Of
by many to visit the Bowery theatre and witness the
excellent performances which given every ev nng
ct this favorite and popular place Of amusement This
house has been doing treme ndous business ofate;
the tasty and splendid manner in which the ma
has produced the fine spectacle pieces of the Naad
Queen the Wizard Of the Wave,n and Cherry
and Fair Star and several other DIR amas would have
done credit to any theatre in the Union, In theatres,
as well as in every other kind Of business bsrality
and enterprise are sure to succeed and in these two
important particulars, the Bowery and always has
been, pre-eminent. Last evening, the house well
hlled and the drama of the /" Bleeding Num- the
iaughable comedy Of" Johnny Atkins" and the popu
lar Ma d Queen were the pieces performed The
two first pieces were played with much ecat by the
members Of the company and the interest and amuse
ment afforded the audience by their efforts very
great. Quite sensation was produced during the
performance Of the first piece by accident which
occurred to Mrs Jordan, and which might have been
serious. Mrs j. was ascending ladder in the scene
and fell OF when about eight feet from the stage. Hap
PLY, she received no injury and her appearing and
cheered Mrs j. went on with her part and concluded
1T with her usual excel ence Miss Taylor's Naiad
Queen" was the same lively piece Of performance
We must say that Miss T and her troupe of graceful
Naiads make most excellent soldiers, and many mi
ltary company might learn useful lesson in accu-
rate drilling and man@uvrng, by witnessing Miss Tay-
lor's company going through their evolutions To-
night, the " Naad Queen" will be repeated, and with
it the farce off, Crimson Crmesn and the spectacle of
Cherry and Fair Starr
NBLo's, AsroR PLACE, BRoADwAI-Niblo is, with
out dispute Of the most original and enterprsing
in the theatrical world, this side of the Allan
tc,-we say E" one of themn because there several
others This beautiful Aston palace so lately the
elusive resort of the exclusives has been taken by
srm by the bourgeose citizens with Nbo for the Ge-
neral and Comma der in chief the monarchy of
few exclusive people has been put down, and repub-
lie established and nightly may be assembled the
crowds Of republicans bent on amusing themselves and
being amused, who now resort to this charming and
delightful theatre Last evening, the gentle Miss Kate
Horn and and sarcastic Miss Telbn united
draw down repeated rounds Of applause from delighted
audience in their pretty and charming
in the pleasing vaudeville of Somebody Else" The
dancing which followed was exquisite, both that which
was executed by the two charming Misses Lehman,
with their sweet romantic Of Julia and Flora,
and well did the romance Of their lovely motions in the
bewdering dance respond to the of the pref
ty names of those still prettier young ladies' But what
pen describe the the grace the air the
look the sails quot of the sweet delicious Of
that fairy creature, that fascinating sylph Mile Ade
liide? We will not Tempt to make the description
To be understood and appreciated she and Mile Ma
thilde must be seen. To all the amateurs Of oriental
gorgeousness, in the luxury of womanly loneliness we
must say, go and see Mile Adelaide Our space will
not permit US to do justice to the "Vo au Vent,n
which followed the pleasing inerude of refreshments
to which We with the company in general did ample
We will only say that the Lehman family, with Joe
Msrzett form such concentration of fun, laughter,
merriment and entertainment that nothing in the
whole domain Of King Momus equal or excel it.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-This popular place of amuse-
ment accommodated quite large audience last eve
ming and the efforts Of the various members of the
Pany were as successful usual The performances
for the season now drawing to close indeed the
house will shortly be closed though there patronage
enough given it to allow the manager to keep it open
all the time The never-tring "Glance at New York;
and the excellent performances of the company gene.
rally seem to afford never-tirng fund Of pleasure
and amusement. Last evening the beautiful drama
waa fbo frsf Mo
Mestayer taking the part of Clar and performing it
verp effectively. This is most beautiful DRAMA and
when well performed as 1t was last night is the
most effective on the stage Miss NJ sung the sweet
ballad Of "Home sweet Home" with much feeling and
elegance The farce of the Unfinished Gentleman
concluded the performances. Tonight, very at
tractve bill is put forth viz the drama of the "oden
Farmer with Chanfrau, Winans and Miss Mestayer,
in the principal characters The "Glancet New York;
and the wandering Boys" will conclude the per-
formances.
CAsTL xGARpEN.-We are often surprised to find
the attendance at this invgorating, healthy To-
cation SO limited. Nothing possibly exceed the
beautiful scenery by which it is surrounded 1t COM
nands view Of the most magnificent bay in the world
with vessels Of every description passing and fro
The building itself has been greatly improved since
last season-the stage lowered and the proscenium
tirey new. Besides, the propretors every mea
to please their patrons The performances, last
Of the Watch, in which dickinson and Baker as Wis
count de Ligny and Baron Vonderpotter, sustained
succeeded
concert which passed of with great ecat. Next fol-
lowed the dramatic adventures of Box and Coxo in
which the truly comic Holland and g. H. Andrews kept
the audience in of laughter. The Double Bed
ded Room excellent farce, wound ND the enter
tainments andliolland as Ducimer Pipes Nickinson,
as Major Minus, and Mrs Vernon as Mrs. Deputy Lo-
max received the hearty cheers of the audience The
entertainments this evening for the benefit of the
hoctaw chief Chubbee, when splendid programme
will be presented for the amusement of those who
visit the Garden.
BUlToN's THEArRE.-Ths beautiful theatre was
again filled to its utmost capacity last evening, when
the entertainments exceedingly varied and inte-
resting, commencing with grand advertisement by "A
of the Vennoise children called the SPAS Hongroiso
which succeeded by the truly aughable farce of
"Irish Help Mr.. Brougham, the popular comedian,
appearing Paddy Ryan, in which character he eci-
ted long continued bursts of applause The Wien.
noise children then favored the audience with ten of
their most popular national and character dances,
which drew forth the most gratifying evidences of ad
miration. The exciting and truly affecting drama
entitled the "Alilers Maid" then performed for
the second time with increased interest and eca Mr.
Crisp as Giles was frequently and rapturously applaud
ed Miss Chapman as Phebe at the close Of the first aot
when she discovers that her bethrohed is her own
brother was very good and came in for goody share
of appreciation; Mr.. Raymond, as Matty Marvellous
was irresistiby comic and bids fair to become great
ia vorite The entertainments concluded by the cele
brated advertisement Of PAS des Fleurs by the vien
noise danseuses Tonight the Viennoise children
take their farewell benefit, and give grand nal en-
tertanment appearing in four of their popular
plecesi IN auQilOn TO which, Mr.. Crisp appears
Tristan Tickle and the comcdetta of the weather.
cock and MIR Brougham as Paddy Murphy O'Bralla-
ghan in the "Irish Dragoonn
SrEYERMARKrscHE.--The last grand nstrumen tal
concert of this musical company was attended last
evening by highly fashionable and select au dience
he high reputation which they enjoy, in
with their deserved popularity could not but ensure
them crowded attendance at the Tabernacle; and,
we were much gratfed to witness just apprecia
ton OF their high and acknowledged talents In the
course OF the evening, they performed the grand
crets OF the Viennoise Dancing Worldn with their
usual taste and execution The overture was received
with the most enthusiastic applause. The Stradilla
Quadries, (Strauss)6were rapturously appauded and
encored; and the entire programme, as performed by
this highly gifted company, delighted the crowds who
were present We understand that several admirers
OF the superior and varied ability Of this inimable
band have endeavored to prevail on them to remain
their compliance would afford infinite satisfaction to