The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-21

must an this hvorits theatre In every available nook
and corner. Secure your pisces during the day.
week, il usually the case attracted very large
blages and received with the utmost delight and
enthusasm. Three excellent pieces offered for this
and VIM
favoTe drama Of Jonathan Bradford and the whole
T II sta fns ne" AND suScs nsuS.
williams are to appear on Monday evening next, in
new Irish drama.
BAksvn's MusErM.-The great temperance drsms OF
"The Botte which has attracted such densely crowded
assenblsges to the lecture OF this vast establish
ment, and which has been received with such de .ded
marks Of appreciation 70 be represented in the after
noon Is well as the evening Of to day This will be
fine opportunity for thofe persons to witness its thrilling
effects who cannot spare time in the evening The
ROOM will be performed with ii In the evening
BowrRY Cmous-Another densely crowded audience
aembled at this spacieus equestrian establishment last
night to witness the extraordinary anpodean psdes
tranism OF Professor Mccormick. The most brea.hess
anxiety was manifested during the experiments but after
Its accomplishment he greeted with the utmost sp
programme Of equestrian perform Is also offered
john lyon, long and fayoraby known by the public
i TO take bis benefit on Monday The patrons Of the
Circus should turn out mGsse.
CHnisrY's MrssrREIs This renowned and rndoubt
eddy talented band Of Ethiopian delneaors announce
an unusually attractive programme for this evening" be-
spd Efficient baeso Of this company. The claims of NJ
Rainor upon the patrons Of Mechanics Hall are such
az must guarantee Tor MIN substantial proof OF their
admiration OF his abitiee on occasion like this.
FELLows' MlSsTRrLs This celebrated aud popular
company have selected light and diversified
OF Ethiopian performances for this afternoon and
ing, comprising vocal and instrumental music bur-
lefqusg wi.ticirms, end dancing They continue to be
very well patropked and their performance great
source q amusement
AsroR PLAcE 0rrRA Housv--The German dramatic
company will appear again this evening in the ceebrat
ed piece entitled "JuIgiau Won Orleans,H in which
Am Klaus will make hc- second appearance in the
character ef jean dare. This pi zee admire
lily performed its last representation and M ust at
tract full house To- night,
BROADWAY CAsiSo Mr.. W. g. Dietrich ie to give a
grand vocal and instrumental concert at this establish
ment on Monday evening next. He will be assisted BY
grand orchestra of fifty performers, comprising
the best talent in the Staten.
temple or Musrs Qate Washington Hall), will
be opened by Mr. St Luke, on Monday evening next
for the purpo.e Of giving representations Of ancient
statuary by living models and negro mnstrelsy.
Mr.. AUGUSTUS BRAIAM will give his first concert in
New York at the Broad way Tabernacle Monday
III March LIST Mr. Brahsm was always received with
enthusia, m, while sDging with Catherine Hayes and
deterves public patronage Nine. w. Bouchelle is an
artist of great vocal ability; she will appear this
OCCASION andrsing some of the most pleasing ballads
The other artists who will assist at this concert Mrs
Greatorex, and Mr.. G f Bristow.
The Rouet Sisters have concluded their performances
in New Orleans.
Catherine Hayes is in New Orleans.
Parod is in Charleston.
Bosio Bettini, Badia and Devries are performing in
Boston.
Charlotte Cu.hman met with brilliant reception at
Rochester on Monday last.
Miss Davenport is playing at the Holiday street
the atre Baltimore
Mr.. Dempster, the Scottish ballad singer is giving
musical entertainments at Causis Saloon Washington
city