The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-08

| ThsAtisai sna lxusssai.
PAnx THEArRr.-ws arc happy to see by the bill o.
the Park for this evening that the nsnagsrs have
gsgsd old favorits Mr. Hsekett who will appear Of
Sir John Falstan, in King Henry w." Mr.. Hackstt'l
engagement for four nights only and prepare
| to witness each occasion Of his appearance q full
house 1t win be the FIRST time he has appeared in
two years but his friends and admirers have not yet
gotten him. and will be glad of this opportunity show
him and the managers Of the Park that the mpressions
which he made in days lang syns have by been
saced by his prolonged absence. The farce Is to be
| "A Kiss In the Dark" in which Mr.. w. B. Chapman
appears the very best advantage The orchestra will
play tho shakspsrian overture by Bishop and vsne-
tian waltz, BY Julien.
| BowraY THEArRE.-Thsy still fighting the bat
ties in Mexico at the Bowery Theatre and General Tsy
lors victories will be there this evening" and
the usual amount Of prisoners be taken and lives lost
This piece grows in favor, and will continue to be pa
tronzsd fully ~ It Is now, long 1t shall be con
tinusd the Bowsry stage There 10 dninution Of
the numbers who witness It, and the applause bestowed
It evidence Of the hit the manager made In pro-
| duoingit. The spendor Of the scenery L. commented
upon BY all who It, and It's accuracy Is certified by
who have taken part in the memorable proceed
ings which depicted graphically. The nautical
drama Of "Blaek Eyed susann will commence the
| nng's entertainments.
| CIRcus BswEav AMPHIrHEATRE.-This evening Mr.
s. Williamson presents his claims for benefit and he
backs It up with such host OF performers that
doubt not he will have evsrnowing house. The
entertainments viii consist Of horsemanship, panto
dsspstins Santa Anna Retreat, besides comic sing
Various kinds Of entertainments il one Of the most
| agreeable features ut this house.
| CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mr. Walcott and Miss Clarke
will make their last appearance but at the Chatham
Theatre this evening prior to their departure for the
South and Will perform in two excellent pieces, viz
eAsmodsus or the Little DEVILS Share" and the comic
burlstta Antony and Cleopatra" All who have
these actors in these pieces rscoect how admirably
they perform in them. Mr.. Wslcotts psrsonaton OF
and would drive dull away the wo BECOME
individual Two amusing faroes In addition to the two
Ing, viz aBsnSoosins" and Sam swpss or the Up
per Ten Thousand" Mr. Yates will dance his celebrated
Dwarf Dance between the pieces
HERE SIvoRI DON GIOVANNI ON MONDAY NEXT
The immense concert Of last Wednesday wi undoubt-
eddy, be surpassed by the unparalleled attraction offered
by these eminent artists Monday next In addition
to their powerful efforts, they will bring out the
greatest musical work composed the Don Giovan
NIP by Mosart with Msdsme Flsury jolly who excited
suoh enthusiasm at the last oonosrt Mrs Esstcot
puSr:uii, the great Ssrtons Mr. Paige, the svorits
tenor; and Mr. Hscht. OurdiIlsisnii have been wait
gems " that win b .ns
to avail themselves Of It, All ths pieces will be
S . rU1a @s which
add to the high reputation they have already acquired
The isicxins card has been sent US for publication
It sent to the Courier Enqrirsr and refused ad-
mission. 1t Is noble Testimonial from his brother
artists In favor Of the genius Of Camille 6ivori =:
"a CAap.-Ws, the undersigned Professors of Music,
having read an article In ths Courier Enquirer Of
Friday last October the st directed against MIR Camille
svori do mot hesitate pronounce 1t unjust in the
highest degree. And while do not cast the slightest
that paper No pronounos this article smanated
either from the profound gnorsno: Of the writer in %I
q malicious view to injure that great artist.
New York, Oct 4th, lou.
WIN sCHAREENbERS, HENRY .Hsx TIMM,
MICHELE RArETTi, 20: ETiENNE
ANTONIO BAGIoLI JULIUS METZ,
CHRsrY's MrNsrRELs.-A new programme il present.
cd this evening by these indsfatgabs minstrel and
from their inmitabs grace and pleasantly they
tain Of winning their usual share Of applause They
every reason to be proud the has
been extended TO them this week. Wehsve no doubt 1t
will be continued.
ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs-Glorious houses greet these
sweet singers nightly their old homestead and pos
ble the public better pleased with them than
they Major Dumbolton may depend upon 1t, that
not cease to be- Is much 20 hereafter Tonight among
their various choice pieces they give the Phantom
Chorus' and the Railroad Overture"
BLIrz still holds on the tenor of his way
though he throws many Of his audience into state Of
astonishmsut 1t his tricks He s the most expert
| tural magician We have Witnessed for many day
On. CoLvER's ExHIBIrIoN.-rhis exhibition deserves
the liberal patronage bestowed upon It, and IL every
way deserving Of attention Night after night Is wit
messed by the NEST fashionable and select audiences
and the proprietor rsalisisg ALL or more than he
| pected.
GEN. Tom TauMs's CAhRIAoE AND PoSIrs:-The &c.
nerss carriage which has been daily parsded through
Streets IL object Of general attraction Crowds
follow It, and it, appearance always nsures cheer from
the" little b'hoys" the General himself would face
| tiousy say
Mile Blapgy made her last appearance, and took q
benefit, at Httsburg the evening Of the 4th inst
| Madame Ablamowios was announced for concert at
| Pttsburg, on the 5th inst.
The Philadslphians were to enjoy Collins humor at
the Walnut street theatre again Wednesday evening
At the Arch street the Lehman Family still playing