The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-10

sstye Is chaste, but is too tame TO create sensa
ion; and he lacks the genius which is necessary to
constitute great and popular actor
Mr. and Mrs. Brougham have played every night
this last week 10 very respectable houses She is
the best actress in gentee comedy now in this coun
try. and the most lady-ke in her style; withal she
is the handsomest woman on the stage. She must
become great favorlte. Brougham is very like
Power In personal appearance, and is a capital ac-
| tor. His Sir Lucus O'Trigger was superior to
Powers, but in farces he falls behind that nmita-
bic performer; nevertheless he has rich brogue,
and thorough knowledge of stage business The
| part OF Dazzle, in London Assurance" was writ
| ten by him, and he makes an Irishman Of it, and
| plays it admirably.
| Mr. and Mrs. Seguin are engaged at the Park;
and open on the Path in Moses in Egypt. We have
| not heard who are engaged TO support them; but
these Is plenty Of musical talent in the city TO
form most excellent operate corps
| CELESTE AT THE BowERY.-This inimltabe actress
takes her last benefit tonight at the Bowery, and
brings out Of the most splendid pieces got
up in the country She will continue here during
the week. On Monday next she opens at the Ches-
nut street, Philadelphia, where she plays only
| week. She then goes to Boston, and returns to
LOuuOn ny tue Wluule Ol next mOntn. her return
Europe is hastened in consequence of the conduc:
of her late husbands relatives to her. and the extra
ordinary behavior Of her young daughter to
| mother.
MUSICAL INrELLIGENcE.-Concerts seem to be all
the rage now, not only in this city and country, but
through the whole province of Canada. Braham
his son, Charles Signor Nagel, Signor Nourriu
Madame de Goni, Mons. Knoop, and Mrs. Gibbs
have all been engaged giving brilliant concerts from
Maiden down to Quebec; and all with great sue
cess, particularly the first named individuals The
latter end of last week they were all congregated in
Kingston, where Nage gave a concert under the
patronage of Lady Bagot on Thursday, and Braham
under that Of Sir Charles and his lady, on Saturday
night, both Of which were crowded.
OFFICE OF U. S MARsHAL.-We understand that
James Kelly is to be appointed to the office of U. S
Marshal, which will be vacated by the windfall
lately fallen to Silas NJ Stilwel in Paris. Major
Noah has given his influence to Mr. Kelly, and the
thing considered settled. Captain Tyler has only
to ratfy and record the thing The vote has been
taken in Military Hail. and decided in favor OF Mr.
Kelly.
NIBLo's-Signor Ribas' Concert went off with
great ecat Saturday evening Tonight the
magnificent pantomime of the Night Owl re
sumes IFS run, together with the Four Lovers and
Francois Ravels astonishing contortions Gabriel
has one Of those comic parts in the latter panto-
mime that he has made peculiarly his own-and the
talent of the whole family is brought out in an emf
nent degree during the evening.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Ihe success of the Chat.
ham, as every body knows is attributable to the en-
terprse and uAtirng zeal of the manager the supe
rior order of talent engaged, the variety and gran
deur of the entertainments and the low price of ad
mission which puts it within the power Of all who
wish, to witness the best dramatic productions To-
night the best bill of the season is offered John
Smith and Master Coleman are inimitable Mr. |
Lennox Is clever actor, and Mr.. .Mossop has no |
rival.
AMERICAN MUsEuM.-Every body knows or ought to |
know the original droll and comic Valentine. His
humorous deneations Nibos few years since set the
whole fashionable world into universal burst of
laughter and meriment He is engaged the American
Museum for week only, and will open new budget
of his comicslities Mr.. Nes born without arms will
perform another week; also Signor vivaldis
figures and other valuable attractions We were wrong
yesterday in attributng the article concerning shilling
shows" to any person in the American Museum. The
manager with his large and fashionable audiences has
enough to do without caring for SHILLING shows" The
article alluded to- spoke Of the black eyes, feet sa
worry SMELLS &c. generally found at any show where all
are admitted who raise shilling, and from the de-
scriPon thus given Peaes claims the coat
good f and is determined il The
OF the shilling manager shows that the article hit him
hard. :" Let the CALLED ia lie VINCE
o. The Manager of the New York Museum eyinces
not to be surpassed in the capacity of Ca
terer for the public He this week presents them with
the celebrated Sgner Btz whose fame spread over the
universe. Who has not heard of Blitz the magcian1
Who has seen Blitz the ventrlloquis7 Who does not
know Bitz the plate dancer and the only one in exs
ence who accomplish that difficult feat It is worth
dollar to behold Jenkins. the prince of comic chaps
whose deneatons unrivalled and whose songs can
not be surpassed appears Delarue in his limitations Of
Forrest, Hambn. &c. Ro,alie will MARBLE her sweet
songs Admission to the whole Museum, entertainments
picture gallery, Sc, one shilling.
City Intelligence.
SUNDAY MoRSrSes HERALD WORTH sio,OOo-On the
night oil the 9th Of September last the of Messr
Phillips Co., of l4 Washington street. Boston, was en-.
burglars and valuable costly aces and other
expensive goods valued at from ten to fifteen thousand
dollars stolen Every exerton has snce been made bv
the Boston police for the recovery these goods and the
detection ofhe robbers and on Saturday
Relyea and Covin, OF this city, ascerained their here
abous and recovered the whole amount The Herald Of
Sunday morning contained exclusive account of the re
covery, which Me- Phillips, who happened to be in this
city. read and Immediately went the Police and idep
fed the goods by the private marks upon them He
had given up ell hopes their recovery and but for tho
notice in the Herald would have left the chv wbsu,
knowledge Of the Of our officers Messrs Relves
and Colvin obtained information nm Tr;dav th..