The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

! Theatrical and Musical.
| p..x THrArRE-Mr Forrest appeared last night ~
Avmsrs in the tragedy Jack Csde or, the Ksntish
Rebellion There was full house, and the plsy we'll
received Tomorrow night Mr. Collins commences his
and there every reason to believe hsthe
will be successful his great talent his irresistible
humor deserves that he should be- He will appear In two
pecss First as Mr. Mcshane in the comedy of the
Nervous Man, and afterwards as Teddy Maowney In
the comsdetta of Teddy the Tyler In each Of the
are sure the friends Of this excellent comedian viii
out on the evening Of his first appearance and make
him feel that for certainty he surrounded by those
who appreciate him.
CHATHAM THrArnr-we are pleased to learn, - We
have no doubt the public will be, that Mr.. Manager
Fletcher of the Chatham theatre, has effected reen
gagemsnt with Miss Clarke and Mr. Walcott two Of the
most favorte actors the New York stage They will
appear tomorrow evening in two pecesfrst in Buck
stones drama of victorine the Dream of Life and
afterwards in the "Tompkins Blus There will be other
besides these pieces for we perceive that the
nautical drama of the FLOATING Beacon the MOVIE
gian Wreckers," will be performed, and that between
these several pieces Miss Delorsine and Mr. Yates viii
perform grand fancy dance and a hornpipe.
CASTLE GARpEN.-This fine resort for amusement will
be opened this evening for sacred concert which will
be quite attractive The celebrated operate oratoro
'Il nuovo Mose" (the new Moses) by Rossni, win be
sung by the entire company including Signorina Te
desco Signora Ranieri etc. To this will be added
beautiful duet executed by Luiga Vita and Pietro No
"Linda dChamounx" which Is itself transation from
French drama called LA Grace'de Dieu" (the Grace
Cod With such an attraction az the singers o. the
crowded
| PALMo's OPERA HousE-There was no performance
at Palmos last evening, much to the disappointment Of
many Of the admirers of the Ravels; but tomorrow
there will be series Of amusements which We have no
doubt will attract Of the largest houses Of the
SON Gabriel will appear in the farce entitled Tbs
Three faced Frenchman in our language, in which he
performs Ave characters The dance de corde will fol-
low and the aughsble psntomime will be the conclud
ing piece. There will also be several amusing dances
| performed.
| THE PEpEE OPERA TRouPE.-The Pedee opera troupe
are 80 we'll pleased with the they received last
| week. that they have decided upon remaining here
short time longer and will perform every evening next
evening they promise to entertain In the best style all
who may attend
OPENING THE CIRcUs-The equestrian season will
commence, Monday evening" by the opening Of the
Bowery Amphithestre, under the management Of John
Tryon who has done more to elevate this species Of
than many of his contemporaries The house
has been thoroughly repaired and besutiHed and will
comfortably seat 1000 persons The company engagedis
said to be select embracing some of the most
minent and popular among the rest
The poor manager has rough weather of late
and hope his present undertaking will be prosperous
one.
SOCIETY LIBRARY.-Signor Blitz commences series
of entertainments here on Monday evening next His
necromantic illusions appear almost incredible; his
pidity of motion and mperceptbiity Of removing any
thing to where he wishes cannot be detected by the
eye, and appears improbable to the mind We are in
formed he will exhibit variety of matters in the
black art He is excellent venriloQuist holding
versaton with variety of imaginary Objects and his
limitations Of birds, insects, &c., are very amusing
MECHANICS LL-Yankee Hill and DR.. Valentine
will give comic entertainments at Mechanics Hall
IN
morrow evening Between Yankee stories, curious
speeches, and comic delinestions very pleasant
ing can be enjoyed at the above Hail.
BARNEY WILLIAMs.-This young and popular Irish
comedian leaves for the West on Monday He is
gagged at Rochester, Albany, and Buffalo. He will
turn and play farewell engagement here, after which
he will proceed to Pttsburg, Cincinnati and New Or
leans where he last acquired such theatrical fame
ns for him bos o
wish him every success
MELopEor-White's troup- of serenadsrs, who have
playing to crowded houses night at the above
place, will perform Tuesday evening next, at Sara
toga.
VIRGINIA sERENADERs.-This troupe Of Negro Min
sres continue for week more at the Minerva Rooms
Broadway, after which they will proceed to Philadelphia
Mile Blangy had a fine benefit at the Walnut street
Theatre Philadelphia, on Friday night
Madame Bishops concert at Boston, on Thursday
evening" is reported having given the greatest salts
faction She was to give another last evening
MIR. Dempster wag announced for his second musical
soiree at the Masonic Temple last evening He is
usual wonderfully successful.
Mr. and Mrs Segun and their troupe of singers vol.
unteered their services at the Theatre Royal
the 9th ins the occasion of the benefit Of Charles
Hill, Stage Manager.
The Paris correspondent of Boston Atlas writes Aug
10Th Professor Rsley equally successful in Turing
the pnbc into the Varieties though the thermometer
averages IS the ETHEREAL grace of his they
their startling feats with that free joyousness
peculiar to them wing loud peas of applause The
force they exhibit asonishes but 1t is the poetry
motion that charms, coming It does, If 1t was
of enjoyment in which the trio trust
impulses instead of set performance and directed
by those impulses to the casscay beautiful The Pro-
fessor wiea Havre the 3st in the French
for New York. taking with him the best wishes Of
stock of presents that throw Tom Thumbs gifts far into
the shade Among them is q casket, at least fifteen
inches square, ornamented with precious stones and its
trays filed with the most valuable jewery. What
would be equally precious to album in which
noted personages have inscribed their tributes of
| praise.'
Bore 4mercane is atrac ting all the young fashiona-
bes (of Paris to day exhibitions in the circus where
Mr.. Kay, of Boston, and Capt Ettipg of New York,
setto in true pugilistic STYLE waited upon by bottle
holders, &C. Yesterday unfortunate French profess
challenged Kay, but, after some hard punching,
gave in There is also son of Cribbs who spars with
Kay but Englishmen forbidden by law to box in
France (since killed Frenchman at Boulogne) he
figures in the bills M. Latois Amateurs, Il am not
mysef) say that he delivers his blows) right awk-
wardly though he plants his left heavily and jumps
away with great dexterity coming up to the lscratch
with true pluck.
Police Intelligence.
| Important Arrest Of Counterfeiters.-some few
months ago officer Norris of the chiefs aids arrest
ed in this city man by the name of Trueman f. Young
charge of passing counterfeit money upon various
storekeepers and indictments found thereon,
but he subsequently admitted to bail by Judge Ed
and liberated from prison, since which time