The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-27

0tly the sentiments Of the people Of New York,
xre confident that 1t win be just such benefit he
deserves and Of the largest Of the On this
occasion this celebrated actor win appear in two chsrsc
ters Alexander in the tragedy OF alexander the
Great" and Charles, In the comedy of the Elder
Brother" We trust that the attendance at the Park this
evening WILDE large ought to beconsidering that
the receipts win be for M Anderson's benefit This
gentleman has certainly delighted the admirers of the
legitimate drama with his acting and 1t Is more than
justice that compliment should be paid him on the
night Of his benefit We hope and expect that it will
be SO this evening.
BowERy THEATRE.-We promise the patrons Of the
Bowery Theatre rich treat at that establishment this
evening Mrs shaw is advertised to appear in the
character Of the Countess in the beautiful play Of
Love- In which Mr. Clarke will take the part Of uon
To those who have never seen Mrs Shaw the stage
we can promise an entertainment this evening which
they will relish and remember as long as they live
The drama of Oliver Twist" will form the conclusion
of the evenings amusement As matter Of course the
Bowery will be filled to night.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-An excellent bill is provided at
the chatham Theatre this evening In 1t the Holland
and Carlo families will exhibit the talent Of which they
are composed, in variety Of comic and pantommio
performances In which they acknowledged to excel
Ii be forgotten that this Is the last night but
two of the engagement Of talented families The
performances this evening will be Of very interesting
character as all who will look at the programme will
perceive.
CASTLE GAnpxs-This fine resort for amusement
again rfled last evening with audience of ssvers
hundred persons Among the strangers present. We
witnessed the gallant officers Of the French steamer
Missouri General Flores President Of the Republic Of
the Ecuador other distinguished persons Of
foreign countries Decidedly the Italian opera oomps
nv attracts the most fashionable audience of the cy
signorna Tedesco the avorte Of all lovers Of music
The grand opera of "Norma" was rendered by the
wa0s 1es toe We that
place the city agreeable than Castle Garden
a Of VERDI is to be performed on saturday and
We hope that large audience may be In attend
Tonight the Lehman family n oSss Their tsa
vaudeville of Turning the Tables" the exercises on
the tight rope BY Charles Winth.r and the Lehman
tonne Of L'Arbrs Magique,n In which Miss Adelaide
dances exceedingly we'll No doubt the house will
ing danseuse.
PALMo's OrERA Housx-THr RAvELs.-We have again
to mention that there crowded house and an sx-
ceent performance at this place last night The Raves
have won the admiration of all the lovers Of mrtb-
Gabriel Raves performances the tight rope, and in
the pantomime of Vol au Vent" were very fine. La
Petite Amour we'll received, and Mr. Leon Javelli
in his wonderful exercises surprised the whole audience
The vaudeville company played tie comedy OF Perec-
ton" with great ensemble. and Miss Mary Taylor,
John Seton and Placide rs jovial usual. To-
night the entainments will consist Of the farce Of My
neighbours Wife" the tight Rope, pas seul La Ca
chuca, - by Madame Leon Javeh and Mr. Henry Wells
The second part will begin with the Brazilian Ape, In
which Maroetti ia 80 skilful and has always won ap
pause by his inmitabe initiation OF the famed monkey
The whole to conclude with the tabeau rvans the sta
liam Brigands'"
MINERvA RooMs--The best proof Of the manner In
which the Virginia serenaders are appreciated by the
New York public Is the large audiences which nightly
attend the Minerva Rooms to hear their performances
Their comedy Of stuo is certainly Of the most
ridiculous and amusing pieces We ever saw 1t viii be
repeated tonight with variety OF other entertain
ments.
Ciocco and Nora in St. Louis on the 18th inst.
sgnor Blitz is in Lowell.
It is the intention Of Mr.. Dempster to give one or
more concerts In Boston, In q short time
Yankee Hill and DR.. Valentine were In Roxbury Mass,
on the 25th inst.
The Fakir Of Ava was in Providence at the last
counts He visits Newport, and then makes tour
through the New England States.
On the "Banks of the Guadaquiver," as sung by
Madame Anna Bishop, is just published by Firth, Hail.
& Pond Broadway.