The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

ast night the most crowded assemblage known ut
Nbos gave bFlAncy to the re-opsnns of the house by
the French equestrian artists combined with the best
performers Of Mr. welchs celebrated American troupe
The audience exceedingly fashionable and, IL was
computed that not less than four thousand I'VE hundred
persons present to enjoy the truly interesting and
in respects very wonderful performances Seats
erected upon the stage, which gave charming
coup dS the spectators who entirely surrounded the
In consequence Of the mpossblity, as We learn
ed Of having rehearsal the music was ineffective and
out Of place in some instances but this fault viii be en-
trely obvsted tonight and during the future perform
However. the variety and excellence Of the en-
tertainment made amends for all. The enree by four
ladies and gentlemen peasants, was very beaut-
full, and the figures admirably executed the
highly trained horses answering the demands OF
the riders very beautifully and faithfully. It
indeed a ballet Of horses The pretty little
Eousc attracted next the attention Of the house; and
Wallet the celebrated Jester Of Astleys in London,
then received a welcome, and gave limitations Of
the wit within him. of which the public certain to
know more hereafter Among the other performances
Of merit the very remarkable dexerty Of one Of the
artists, with two large balls, drew down the APP
plause Of the house. Hereulean strenth blended with
the Of the zephyr in giving to this astonishing per-
Torrance unique and highly pleasing character It
cannot be adequately described. The Brothers oisset
distinguished themselves in all their exhibtione; aud
little Baptist ut became the pet aud favorite Of the
house. from the beginning to the close Of the evening"
winning the warmest applause lie called out again
and again Mr.. Lathrop's humorous Grafton, also,
very entertaining and when he declared that fogging
the navy Ought be abolished in the navy and intro
duccd into Congress- he greeted with shouts Of ap-
probation Ills hits Barnum and Others relished
exceedingly
Caroline Logo however proved the great feature of the
occasion Al first she appeared in riding habit Of black
silk velvet upon Of the most beautiful animals
in any country and trained with such skill that
think trace in the perfection Of the work the
genius Of Bauchcr himself who has equal in the art
The Altar Gull Of f. Loisset striking instance of
popular appreciation but the points Of that
noble and intelligent horse less admirable than those
Of Frisctte that perfect pattern Of Caroline
Logo managed her entertainment very finely, and in the
poetry Of the exhibition perfect, displaying
grace dignity and the utmost fpossesson The
enthusiastic plaudits bestowed upon her which
renewed vchemcnty when she again appeared on
the white horse Jupiter Here she displayed that bold
style Of the greatest tenys Of Paris which she unques-
tonably H. The public startled by the execution
Of the act and in it behcd splendid evidences Of the
other great mpshments be witnessed in future
performances.
Taken altogether more brilliant entertainment Of the
kind in this country and the thousands
who present left the establishment highly grated
that they had had opportunity Of seeing entertain
ment such would be deemed great, in Paris Such
enterprise win be warmly encouraged Broadway,
a. long a. il continues with such attractions.