The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-14


J. saJ ~ ThS~trieal and Mnsicals zc.s.tts ri
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,gr Two-The more we see Of the little vsnnoisss, the
more we are delighted and pleased with them, and Won
der at the extraordinary talent tact patience and ensr
gy Of Madame Wsisa who could produce 80 much par
feotion from the material Inthe different clever
pictures which shA produces must admit that she 10
ONE Of the most clever wsmsn Of the sgs she appears
to as It once Is the Ars In the production Of scenic s
feet In her pictures IS poet the musician the NAT
rsss Dc Ounce and the indsfatgsbs teacher but more
than all she b her Of business, and herself at
tends to ell engagement She H. moreover, the kind,
attentive and beloved mother Of her whole dock of little
ones and It certainly small family to take care Of
Two more nights and shs see no more OF these sweet
children q they depart mmsdiatsly for the South and
Havana We are sorry to lose them, but eonsolsd
BY the great attractions which, understand the Park
Offers N for the next Bishop tro~ps with it,
great strength and unparalleled attractions Never has
our city been ayored by operate corps or equal
strength equsy abrasive and equally well nlsd IN an
s ss S :. ,as rsssD::
both in Italian and English opera Next Mile kornsky
most Myorite vocalist here and capital actress u
Madame Macfarrsn Who Is the conrato IL said to be
capital musician handsome woman, and possessed OF .
sDossn o Sy The Ensh papers IN the highest
commendaton he has before played with Msdsme
Bishop and not only sweet yooaliss but an
40 l. Broush and 80 is the De Besni the prince
s HIMSELF he Who for the last thirty been
among the most distinguished stars OF Inc 49, ~
her Msisstys Italian Opera House, London and Of the
San Csrios', Naples With such man at the head Of
composed OF such maferieI we hazard nothing
romsng our readers Of the richest musicsl treats
ever given Ia this city. Since writing the above we
percsive that the vennoss children bring cut their
y.6k nvd an, tvOO ut al
Mr. Hackett who has been rsengaged pl.ys both 1.-THE
Ksntuckisn,n and g Rip Van Winkls." great bill 3
BowKRr THrArnk-"Ths Siege Of Monterey 10 still
In the ascendant at the Bowery theatre and to oil APP
the rore which 1t created on it's first repre-
ssntation has not In the slightest degree subsidized Is
amusing to watch the intense anxiety with which the
progress Of the struggles between the contendng
armies is Witnessed and to hear the voceercus applause
from all parts Of tho house. when the American flag
waves yictoriousy on the Geld Of battle. There is
grand bill for to night including the Legendary drama Of
"Ths Flying Dutchmsnn and Of ooursS, "Ths Siege O
Monterey ,, Mr. Marsha the gentlemen who personates
Old Rough and Rssdy, is more popular now than he
was. PC '''sf'r' r7f 'r0' f'Fff'' rRt'. t"Je "
CHATHAM THEATsE.-Mr. Neane, so long and 90 f.
voraby known to the theatre going public takes bis
beneft ut the Chsth theatre this evening" and his
friends and the manager have combined to give an
evenings amusement that will AL the house. and Mr..
Nsahep purse. Mr.. e. 8. Conner, Jim Grow Rice, Mr.
sutherland Mr. Neaae, himself and host Of Others
will appear the occasion, and the bill Is sch one as
is rarely produced at any theatre "Pizarro is the first
piece, to be followed by the iaughabe farce The 20
reign Prnoe the fourth and nth acts OF The Wife"
after which, Miss De Lorisne will dance Scotch lit;
and the whole will conclude With the celebrated screen
soene Of the "school for Scandal We indulge the
hope that MIR Nsafs will receive, this evening fatter
ing compliment from his numerous friends and the pub
lie. Mr. Neaae We understand has engaged 10 perform
in Philadelphia and we can inform our friends in that
Here In New York, where hs is we'll known, and whore
he decided favorite he ranks very high in his pro-
fessou leaves with the best wishes Of all who know
him, for his success e1'' q" "fr t.af r,oor
BowERr Circus AMrHIrHEArRE.-Mr. Tryon pre-
sents most elegant and graceful scenes here this
evening Horsemanship will form the chief feature Of
the night, and Messrs Carroll g. Smith, Master Odell
and Miss Madgan the infant rider, win all appear in
choice scenes such the beautiful equestrian ballots Of
&C. and Messrs Smith, Donaldson, and Conover will open
their budget Of fun the metamcrphoses Of the Sack
and Santa Annals Retreat" The circus Is decidedly
Of the most amusing places Of entertainment In the
city. -' '-" '''- 80 A-rtr-,- .'-.f ~
ErHIor1Ar sEnxNADrns-1hsre is no lack of good au-
dsnces hear these serenadsrs sing THAR popular dit
ties and from the excellent OF Major Dunn
bolton, the manager Of the troupe, every is well
cemmodatsd with seats The execution of the various
pieces Of music their simple is tru
~ harmonious; and by the bye those instruments
not all smplewtness the accordion which Mr. STAN
wood manages admirably To night their programme
includes of their best pieces such the Sugar
Cane Green" MARY Blsnsns "Picayune Butsr,o be-
sides several pieces by Pel and the celebrated
puiar Railroad Overture ~ r'~- 81 ~, -
CHRisrY's MiNsrRELs-Amid all the amusements
now going on in town. this one does net fall behind any
at least full houses form any criterion to judge by
There is . great taste among New Workers nova
days for the simple and pleasing style Of ballad singing
which these minstres give seasoned a. It Il by their
Jokes and oddities When negro singing was first intro
ucada n err nj
vulgay but too often substituted for humor and
Wit but this is all changed and of the most
cesn features in these entertainments Is the deli
aud absolutely spiritual character of the songs 1t
is really what may be termed the refinement of singing
MusIc IN BRooxLYS-HENRI Herr AND CAMILLE ST.
voRrs CoScERr.-The large room Of the Female Aoade
my, Jeraomon street, at Brooklyn, was filled last
ming with very fashionable audience composed Of the
most respectable families OF neghbor city Every,
body seemed delighted with the grand musical treat
they had been presented with The great maestro sivo
and ability worthy Of his immortal master, Pagsnin
The Carnival Of Vsnioe' also rendered by him
WITH al % the
audience returned on the PLATFORM and to the admra
ton ofh hearers made his violin play the famous
pianos his lovely variations motives FROM Lucia di
Lammermoor," also those Of "Le Pre- Cleros" and
tss Lat hS:o 81 sTmmsf which have been 50 much
was also encorsd Madame F1eury Jolly, who assisted
these two grand artists received With great ap-
plause. IL novelty for the dietant Of Brooklyn
TO hear such nne centoviee and must say once
that she wss In good voice. and that she sang with
true talent tho famous aria of the Barber of
Seville" and |" Costa Diva' from Norma Her
uocaes tho nexbiity Of her voice In the chromatic
gammufes. which ehc executed so beautifully, were
warmly appreciated by the numerous dietfanfi there
present. The musical soirse concluded with the
concerfant motives from William TELL which was
performed by Messrs Herr and Sivor with the
quiste brio and the greatest sntran These wonderful
executsnts will remainder for long time the reception
they have reoeivsd st Brooklyn.
Messrs Herz and sivori sccompa MED by Mad Fleury
Jolly will give grand concert Saturday evening next
18Th Instant at Now Haven and on Monday, 18th inst
ct Boston.
DR. CoLLrrN's AnrIsrs.-These graceful performers
nightly giving beautiful exhibitions In addition to
The many beautiful groups which have already been
sented to the public, Ia In preparation. II 10
= tableau in honor Of the heroes of Mexico.
HAVANA ITALIAN OrEnA Tnourr.-signor Vilarino,
the manager Of this company not being sbs to procure
theatre In this city, has determined to give grand