The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02

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ner Jesiousy OF De empress (liTs Msdsop) also
nns piece OF aoting and In the closing Scene, her meat
log with nfr lover Huou the Of the
empress and her attendants was fins picture OF wo.
mans consistency and true devotion mir Clarkss fuou
performed with infinite Gle throughout The
piece went on altogether crsdit,bly Ths "Strsn
Shaw plays the part of Mrs ler The house will be
crowded 10 excess on the OCCASION the entire bill pro-
miss rich treat
CHATHAM THEATRE Last evening" Mt wslcot and
Miss Clarke made their third app.sraros The"L Lion.
Of the North, which the pIcoe represented
contains highly interesting plot the scenes being laid
in Russia, and the arbitrary sway of the Empress Eliza
beth owning authority but her sovereign will was
well depicted by Miss Clarke who a-rayed in the
most elegant and costly attire Mr. wslcot ia the
character of Alexis amply sustained his and
Mr. WinRns' psrsonation Of Trptolemus krout ELECTED
snom's OF l.ushter The COMEDY OF S"vs Engage
spiredy sustained the prominent parts aud Mr. Held
appeared in the last piece, The Wandering Boys ~"
This theatre under its present management deserves
the warmest encouragement, as it row vies with any
establishment In the city in all tho requisites for at
,ording DELIGHTFUL eveping's enter xnmopt, and MIR
Chanfrau has spared peDse whstsver in completing
ms arrangements fer the either regards thu
ience of the stage the orchestra and the
.si' ntea company ofperform.rs Tonight four highly
Mr. Wslcot and Mrs Clarke will sppsar TIE even.
,nSs performance comprises Assnodtus" the Man
without Head an Object Of INTEREST," aud 'sMatteo
faicone," IN which Miss Susan Denn will also appear.
| CIncUs, BowERr AMrHIrHEArRE.-The legitimate
circus is In fourishins conditions tn, horses and their
riders all seem animated with the dscirs to excel the
gymnssts and vautsrs bound about like many india
rubber balls Coles ths iutess man. made of that or
gutta psrohs there mistake; the clowns pantomi-
mists and all hands down to the young gentlemen who
st on the corners OF the sprng board to keep it all
square, do their duty we'll every evening Burtiss Is
In the way he now does Varied sod interesting pro-
grammes are presented every evening No less than
tonight.
SANDS, AEKr & Co we have seen notices in several
English papers, announcing that the agent Of Sands
Lent Co, had made extensive purchases In London
in the way Of trained animals, which to DO
seat to this country; We now have to announce the
expected arrival Of these "distngushed foreiguers
consisting Of highly trained csmels and pair magni
hcsnt elephants, (now their way from London In tho
packet ship Prince Absr) all II which have performed
with great success In the Theatres Royal London and
Paris 1t Ia reported that the fame Of Jenny Lind the
Swedish nightingale greater Europe than that
of Jenny Lind the ..phantess whose astonishing per-
formances aud agacty equal in degree to thu sweet
warbns' and charming ntonatons Of the highly gifted
CHRIsTY's MINsrRELs-We need scarcely say that
things are going finely with this united
mass as evsr Their s Of songs i. increasing fat and
those they are singing probably the delight
fa Ethiopian melodies which have yet been got in New
IRISH EVENINGS Tho attendance last evening, at
the Brunetti Rooms Broadway, rather slim bu, the
exeeu ion OF tho beautiful melodies Of Moore Others
was excellent, and the remiuisoelces wit aud
OF Irish character, given with rich brogus and every
other characteristic OF country, drew forth repeated
cheers The pieces performed the piano, evidenced
the fine instruction Of Mr. Maone's children, and the
gces, and Duets rendered with sweetness Of
voice and harmony that thrilled every member Of the
audience We understand Friday evening will bs the
last night Of this truly talented uy aud we hope it
will prove beneficial for musca and vocal talent in
their line, they h,vs been equasd in tai, coun-
try and We hope due appreciation OF their splendid
will be evidenced on that evening, by
COMPLIMENTARY CoycrRr TO Rev Mo,rs M.pcra
This concert will take place this evening" the Taber
nace and what we see set down in the programme
win one Of the best concerts thar 6ss Ieeu
given this season The selection hs' been judi
cious the first part will consist Of sacred songs
sotons from Handel and Haydp'e oratoros Samson,
the Creation, the Messiah Jephths, Judas Maccabeu,;
IN tho second part the charming little Apolcneans will
form on the vioncello and ysno in third part Mr.
Joseph Burke, the eminent violin,st, will perform bril-
concluding with Tom Cookies fns EnS,h pr;z, gl.s OK
Fil me- boy, Is deep d,aught.' will close even
formers VINO have all voluntarily rendered their services
s:-Mrs. Loder, Misses Watson, BRENT De Lucs
SON and the Apolloneaus Mr. g. Lcder is the musical
conductor. The reverend gentleman to HON this con-
cert s given, Is we'll worthy Of the compliment and
t;uss there will be full house
MISS MARIrs AND Nh, HoYr's CONCERT takes place
this evening, at the Minerva Rooms This is their tenth
large sudispoe The unfortunate blindness Of tb.s. in
tsr-stpg muscsns adds much to the interest Of their
concert but though deprived Of sight they
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rms voice is . remarkably hne cne and DIR. Hoyt's
talents both ~ vocalist and composer the rst
order They are both graduates Of the New York In
sttuon for the Blind, evidences the success At
tendsnt on the methods adopted in that sdu-
graume Of their concert is quite Interesting In sddi-
ten 10 their singing they will assisted by the
ducing several of Hoyts new position viii All
up the evening very Pleasantly All the friends OF the
blind ought to be 1t tho Minerva Rooms might.
BRUNErrrs MopEL OF ANcuENrJsRusALrM MIR Ma.
lone Raymond will this evening give descriptive leo
tnrs on this most extraordinary piece OF workmanship
Heads OF families and those who have youth Of either
sex under thsr charge ought to make point Of taking
the young 70 ks TO it, 1t elearest and
explicit way. Of giving perfect idea Of tho oos
ties of Jerusalem as it existed in the time Of our
Saviour Mr. Malone Rsymond's lucid explanation OF
the model adds much to the interest Of the exhibition
The AYoLLoNKANs These charming little folks give
concert in Brookiya tomorrow evening They will
h'vea crowded house, no doubt-thsy deserve one.
. The OrrRA IN PHILADvLrHiA.-Tbers was Q great
house at the Opera in Philadelphia sst night Nearly
tupposed that Biscaccianti viii great sen
saon there che did Boston and that Bsnsditu will
bs as successful a. he has been in this city.
Bangy 10 dancing ct the Walnut street theatre Ph]a-
delphis She accompanied by Nile vsllee and .iops.
Bouxsry
Jim Grow Rice Is at the Arch street house
signor Bits Is at the Pbiadelphia museum
Professor Rssy and his are again at Mobile,
where they always great avortes a. in fact they ere
Wherever they appear.
Marine Affairs,
New sHI6 M. HowEs-Thsrs appears TO be oonsidera-
bic said among shs shipping and mercantile community
10 reference to the esntug Of the ship NJ Howes after
shs left her ways from the yard Of her builders at Ho-
boken. Remarks have gene abroad tending to ipjurs
the reputation Of Msssrs. Barclay & Townsend, aud
many ignorant Of the circumstance attribute, with
censurs the to these gentlemen The facts are
plain and conclusive, and take pleasure in giving
them muoh In justification Of those who ara impro-
psrly oensured for the credit Of the ship She
has vessel beautifully rugged, and we'll fastened and
shows nss clear sad graceful any vessel Of her
capacity aAoat.
Msssrs Barclay Townsend, in their dimensions
handed In specified her proportional depth Of hold six.