The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18

PARK THEArns-In all our recollsotions Of thsstr
Gals VIC do not remember greater and more complete
triumph than that Of Madame Bishop. Appearing the
very hottest and most unthsatrca Of the year.
ct season when those who are considered par esesL
isnee the patrons Of the opera are out Of town. the
great power Of her talent and genius her great artica
acquirsmsnts and her glorious voice has overcome al
obstacles and way to the hearts Of her hsarsrs
The enthusiasm that has prevailed throughout her
gagement is without parallel in the history Of opera
have been nightly encorsd She has been two or three
times called out each night, and florist might make
chased At any one store whether shs sings in Italian
o. Engsh whether she appears the simple, kind and
m the unhappy rs, Or 81:
In Tancrsd and sings the glorious Di Tsnn PGpfta,"
she is equally great equally wonderful Her dresses
nation the most pure and correct heard and her
acting equal to either. Tonight Madame Bishop takes
ferent operas in which she has won golden opinions
abroad. We hope that no lover Of music will let this
night pass without hearing the prms donna OF the san
BowERY THEAraE-Ws suppose that the .Bowery
theatre will usual be filed from pit to dome thigsvsn-
Ing, a. IL always the whom Mrs. shaw, the much
admired and talented tragic actress performs She VIII
appear this evening Ion, the Founding Of Ar
goa, In the celebrated tragedy Of that name charac-
ter In which Mrs Shaw excels. Mr.. Clarke whose re-
cspton by his old friends has been all that he could
DESIRE will take the part of Phocion in the piece;
evenings amusemsnts. What with Mrs. Shaw, Mr..
Clarke Mr.. Marshall, Mr. Burke, Mr.. Belamy, SO and
the in which the pieces set forth for this evening
are cast Bowery offers inducements that ought to oil
any house in the Union. Mrs. Shaw is as popular
among her old admirers Is she ever was.
CHATHAM TnEArRE.-The "Maid Of Croissey," or
Teresas Vow the petite comedy, the Irish Dragon"
and the comic extravaganza, Our Tom Thumb" are
advertised at the Chatham theatre this eve
form in their excellent style. All who have attend
cd this theatre for short time past are loud In their
praise Of the acting and Of the great exertons which Mr.
is Wen deserved, for the Chatham Is now really Of
the most entertaining places Of amusement IN the city
families under the direction Of Mr. Barnes are engaged
here. and win appear at this theatre on Monday next
MI Fletchsrs energy L. not exoeed BY any man In mis-
line Of business In the city Of New York
PALMos OPERA HoUsE.-THE RAvELs.-The house
crowded last evening" and the second performance
of these skilfu artists received with great sp-
plause by the delighted audience John Seton and
Tom raoide are indeed, the two" best Gregoriss'
we have SEEM and their appearance together Is
quite bonnie idse The exercises the tight rope by
the principal members Of the family, received with
Javsli and the astonishing dance Of La Petit Amour"
a child only four years old, who walks on that mar
psno%n. of yOHa es eh
soiree; and Grbriel Ravel performed In 1t, that
oa leap called La h! sGr upon
most astonishing and daring experiments attempt
ed by any acrobat. Tonight the performances begin
with the vaudeville "'Twas ~ after which, tho tight
rope exercises, with Chinese Pas by Gabriel Rsvel
then the pastoral pantomime, La Fate Chsmpatre,"
the whole to conclude with grand Pas de DeuD from
Natalie" and the celebrated ableaur vsuans The
Italian Brigsnds"
The visters at Saratoga will be gretiAed tomorrow
evening with novel, scientific and instructive enter
tainment, in the Of which they will splendid
collection Of evsnescent dioramc views executed by
Dagusrrs Of PARIS, and variety of other views too
numerous to refer to- 1t will be well worth attending
Mr. and Mrs Farren have left st. Louis, and are on
their way hher Their talents highly spoken Of by
the theatrical critics at the South and West.
signor Rossi, the necromsncsr and ventrioqust, Is
performing at Cincinnati