The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-21

Theatrical and Musocal.
PARK THEArRs.-Ths new operate troupe Of Madame
Anna Bishop launches It's bark the wave Of public
opinion this evening, ut the Park We predict It will be
successful voyage With such crew the ship Is safe
The opera is Norma" In Italian. From hearing the
"Casta Dva Of Madame Bishop at one of her
at the Tabernacle, predict the fair Druidess
will be, In the hands Of this prima donna, dramatic
gem Of the first water. Mr. Reeves the new tenore is
although young, an excellent artistic Miss Korsinsky
sths Adagtha understand she has greatly improved
since her appearance in the German opera at Palmos
Her voice Soprano Of compass and
sweetness sgr Valteini is the Oroveso. His fine bass
voice is to tell The chorus and orchestra und,r
the management Of Chubb, Ai sure. contribute
their share to the general success
BowrRY THEATRE.-It is entirely immaterial to the
manager Of the Bowery theatre what attractions
fered in other places Of amusement for long he
continues In his present course he is Of receiving
much patronage he desires Between the Bsdouin
Arabs" whose extraordinary performances amaze all
who witness them, and the piece the Siege Of
Monterey this place receives than Its share of
support. The Bedouin Arabs will exhibit their powers
again. this evening" and the comedy Of" Bamboozlng''
will be performed after Monterey"
CHATHAM THEArRE-Ws are confident that Mr.
Fletcher, Of the Chatham will have to repent
having taken much pains to please his patrons he
has taken recently He produces new domestic drams
which will be presented this evening for the first time
in America. 1t IL entitled the I" Mill Of Ryland, or
Poor Girls Storyn We undsrtand that 1t Is intensely
interesting. The petite comedy Perfection will also
be performed this evening Mr. De Bar, and Miss H.
Valee are engaged at this theatre and will appear
CIRcus-BowERY AMrHrTHEATnE.-Mr. Tryon from
his great experience as manager Of circus has pro-
badly much tact In thu business any In the
Union and the way in which he dsposss Of all the talent
he engages around him. is proof Of this The new bur.
lesque which he has lately got up, and which will be
performed tonight is laughsbe in the extreme It Is
founded the adventures Of that flower of knight or
rantry Don Quixote and his inimitable Squire Sancho
Their adventures with the wind mill and the blanket
tossing scrapes given to nicely and the perfect
specimens Of Rosnante and Dappls which they ride on
would make one believe that they nssl descen-
Sprite Of the Silver shower" will also be given, and
various scenes Of horsemanship, comic and Ethiopian
singing, pantomims, &c. 1t Is certainly great bill.
ETHIOPIAN sERESADERs.-Messrs. Pell & Co. are what
may truly be styled the elite Of negro singers Probably
band Of performers have before played such
continual succession of crowded houses these have
Go where they WILL they the popular original
Ethiopian Serenaders The secret of their thorough
acquaintance with music, and the delightful in
which they give their songs so as never to tire the
ear, matter how often they heard Tonight they
present an excellent bill among the songs are "The
Old Jswbone' Boatmsns Dance" the ever popular
Lucy Neal, +" "Coored Fancy Ball, &C. 60. The con-
cert commences at O'Clock and all arrangements are
made to accommodate every visitor comfortably. We
doubt not they will have full house.
OrERATIc ITALIAN COMPANY FROM HAvANA.-These
talented singers who have delighted the detanG of the
yesterday afternoon In the steamer Granddaughter Eve
ry body remembers the musical battles they fought
during their visit among They first appeared In
New York at the Park Theatre, on the 10th Of April
and they have since then sung at Boston, Philadelphia
Cape May, Saratoga, Newport, etc., giving altogether
one hundred and eighteen operatic performances We
think 1t useless to inform readers that all these
tertanments triumphs Tedesco the talented
tarice will be long remembered in city We learn
that Sgnor Lorini Of the tenors of the company
left the company two days age and remains In the
We understand that Sgnor vlarino has left orders to
early spring. and hope then to hear the ceebra
ed Rubn who is said to be engaged by siguor Marti.
MEoHANIcs' HALL-CHRYsrIs MINsrRELs.-The iIp-
crowds attending the concerts Of this iumitabe
company, who nightly overhowed with highly re-
spectacle audiences and In compliance with numerous
requests from the heads of families have induced
them to give afternoon concerts, commencing Sat-
urday next which will afford ladies and children OPP
portunty OF witnessing this matchless compsny's per.
formance without the Inconvenience Of crowded
WIN oomprse sSEeat variety, OVlueaoi.s
P.M
Mr. DEMp.rER's BALLAD SorREE--We have already
announced the intention Of Mr. Dsmpster to give Of
his delightful evenings at the Tabernacle tomorrow
night The great appreciation which simple ballad sing
ing like his has met with among us is guarantey that
he will be encouraged. MIR. Dempster moreover is nc
stranger among u.s. and he has many friends whom he
has secured by his quiet gentsmany and
in private The programme he sets forth for
tomorrow evening includes many songs which he has in
q manner made his own, such as John Anderson my
JoD Lament of the Irish Emigrant" and Tennyson'
beautiful poem set to Mr. Dempsters musc) OF the
May Queen" Mr. Dempster we are certain, Will re-
ceive hearty welcome back Tomorrow evening"
siaNoR bite gives but three more Of his entertain
ment as his engagements elsewhere require his leaving
us We need only say that he is devil Of fellow and
those who not him and allow him to 60 with
out doing missing more fun than they dream Oh
| Da. CoLLYER's LIVING MopELs.-There Is but one
opinion among all those who have visited this graceful
exhibition and that is Of praise. There will be nc
less than fourteen different abeaux presented this even
ing among which are taken from the works Of the
best modern and ancient The descriptive mu
sic not the least beautiful feature in the performance
in fact the doctor he's left nothing undone to perfect
his idea.
The Lehman family were to commence series Of en-
terainments at the theatre Norfolk Tuesday eveu
ing last.
Miss Julia Dean IL at Buffalo.
Herr and Svori's concert at Boston on Monday even
ing, entirely successful.
Sporting Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, (Mo) RAoEs-First Day-Monday, Oct
sloO free for all ages UP to the time Of the call Ma
tda Bynum was the favorite. The chesnut mare Ria
and Lizzy Simons were the next favorites
Hampton and Leather Stocking were calculated upor
AZ by chanches At the tap they got of pretty much
a crowd but withal rather bad start, Lizzy simon
| taking the lead and Riddesworth close up Riddles
worth came home winner-Matlda Bynum next, At tn
second call only two Riddlesworth and Matilda Bynum
came nm Riddlesworth took the lead from the juml
and kept It. The following Is summary Of the rae
| II d Price's CHI m by i'm. Rddlesworth, years
old. 49,. go. go, 80 49, =. 49,
| Glencoe, 4 years old. ........
| John P Whites b. m. Lizzy Simons, by Tarlton,
| dam by Tiger, years old. 8 d
| B. A. Mcntre's c. Leather Stocking by imp.
| Belshazzar, dam by Lubly Rosa, four years old dis