The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-19

Broughsm their beautiful costumes being the theme Of
the greatst samiSation. Mrs. Blake aso drsased and
have s~idom play wen dressed and repre-
sented Tonight tho gorgeous operatc romance OF the
hog IL the season, In point Of dramatic merit, The
Teacher Taught
Cssisrys MrNsTRELs-rhis afternoon and evening
will be presented excellent programme by the above
ce brated band II MINISTRIES The singing is rendered
with sweetness and harmony combined with strict pre-
ci1apn in the musical accompaniment the dancing is
nmparable the burlesques give general satisfaction
and George the Jester draws forth reiterated bursts
OF laughter.
two If their select entertainments this and
evening The appreciation bestowed the performan-
ces of this popular band is exceedingly well merited
Songs tros quartettes instrumental pieces buresques
dancing and witty sayings are the principal features in
the programme
BARsrM's MusrrM-This establishment has become
very popular place Of amusement Crowds nightly
attracted to witness the moral lessons offered in the
tsrtaiDments To-day notice two excellent bills. In
the afternoon Mortons comedy Of An that Glitters is
not Cold with Messrs. Clarke Henkus lIadaway, and
Miss Chapman sustaining the principal parts. In the
evening the interesting piece Of the odd Guard fol-
lowed ty the agreeable farce of Sasher and Crasher
and the will terminate with the musical
piece Of the Wandering MINSTREL with excellent
cast The variety and attractiyeness d the above per-
fornances must ensure a crowded house.
AMPHiTHEATRE, BowERy.-Two performances are
nounctd by Messrs June Co. for to-day; one commen
cling ut two and the other at the usual hour in
the evening In each performance Messrs Lee and Nc
Farapd Madame Sherwood, and the entire company
will appear in great variety Of truly astonishing feat
The riding and the pymnasc exercises this establish
ment admirably done.
PANoRAMA Of IRrLASp.-The above beautiful painting
be this afternoon and evening at the Minerva
Rooms Dr. Barry the lecturer is talented gentleman,
and envens the evening very much with his wticisms
PAsoHAMA OF TIE PmcRrM's PRoGREss.-There will be
two exhibitions Of the above splendid panorama to-day
offering fine opportunity for parents and guardians to
bring their little ones.
Wallet IL clown sails for England next week, and
the French troupe will leave Nibo's in few days for
their native land There will be of but little in
terest in circus performances for long time to
Meanwhile, Wallet takes his farewell benefit satur-
day evening. Tefbuha sat sap.
Mn. NnoNs complimentary benefit, which is to take
place at Nblos Garden Tuesday evening next, pro-
mies to be the most brilliant festival of the The
committee of arrangements is composed Of large
Der Of the most respectable and influential citizens Of
New York who all bestirring themselves to render
this testimonial not only complimentary, but sub
santia taken Of their appreciation of the benefcary
merits.
CcLrsEuM-IIorn and Whites Minstres offer two very
attractive programmes this afternoon and evening"
the amusement of their patrons. They a talented
company and well deserve the patronage Of the public
THE ALlEGHAyIANs have drawn excellent houses during
the PAST week. Notwithstanding the abomnabe weather
They give their eighteenth concert Hope Chapel this
evening, when they will sing several and excellent
pieces
The receipts at the concert given in Cincinnati last
Thursday evening by Mile. Jenny Lind, amounted to
about Sl6,5o0.