The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-26

his last engagement at the Park Theatre has appear
ed in many Of the characters in the Of which
he Ia perfect The which he has received Is
nothing more than he deserves and just tribute to
his talent actor. His nice perception Of oil the
characters which he personates-his accurate reading
and eocuton-together with his manner are the theme
of praise by all who have him Last night he per-
formed Hamlet" and 1t is than just to say,
that from the rise to the fall Of the curtain the fall Of
pin could be heard in any part Of the theatre The
house was not, regret to say, what may be term
ed large. The audience select and fashionable,
and those who attended were amply repaid. Never
did we see Mr.. Anderson to more advantage. We
have not word Of censure to write, and would, II
reality we
exceed We must speak In general terms Of his acting
of that extremely difficult and trying part The horror
of the communication made to him by his fathers ghost
depicted In which we should say could not
DO surpassed And that passage,
Remember thee!
Ay, thou poor ghost, while memory holds seat
In this distracted globe. Remember thee!
from Inc .s0'svy OF m|yb %Doss mauv additional
passages which struck being exceedingly well rem
dered Indeed, we can truly say that, as a whole,
surprisingly fine. The most forcibe part OF bis
performances when the conviction Of his mothers
Surpassed himself it was here that his talent shone
forth meteor but cannot speak more at length
He will appear this evening as Macbeth" In the ira
whole of the music. The Governors Wife," new
farce, will conclude the evenings amusements.
BowERY THEArRE-Mrs Shaw WILL this evening, ap-
pear in another of the characters in the OF
which she is justly celebrated We mean that Of the
Countess in the beautiful play OF Love-" MIR. Clarke
will take Huon in the piece. The remaining char
will be personated by Messrs Dunn, Stevens Jor
dan, Goudson, sc. 60. The evenings entertainments
will conclude with the drama Of Oliver Twist" In
Ioua pro-
sonted to them BILL equal to any In novelty and excel
lsnoe that has been produced at the Bowery since It
came under tho present management 1t would be a.
well for gentlemen who purpose taking ladies with them
to places early in the day the house WILL we
expect be crowded to excess usual.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-This Is the last night but three
of the Holland and Carlo families headed by the cee
brated pantomimi.t, Mr. VIM. A. Barnes, at the Chat
ham Theatre. Since these talented families have per-
formed at this theatre they have made An impression
that will be Of great benefit to them hereafter Their
ted by all who have Witnessed them to be surprisingly
great Their groupings after the manner Of the Roman
gadators the most perfect exhibitions Of strength
and fexbility of MUSCLE that We have seen in long
time They will give rspestion Of these and va
rety Of other muscular feats this evening These the
comedy Of Man about Town." the comedy Of "Thim-
BILE Rig,n and the comic pantomms Harlequin Pun
chinso form the published amusemsnts for this even
Ing.
CASTLE GARDEN.-In0 engagement OF tne taentoo
Lehman family Is drawing to a close and we under
stand that they going next week to Boston where
wish them equal to that they have received
In New York The performance Of last evening was
very brilliant indeed; and the sweet and lovely Mile.
Adelaide, assisted by her sister Msthilde and Mr..
Schmidt, deserved and received repeated applause
Tbs farce Of The Roof scrsmeer'"a parody OF Inc
dancing the exhibition Of Mr. Charles WHITTIER, MIR
Christian Lehman, his SON and the little Julia, was
anfto nj Rusp Tha inf
created roars Of laughter
This evening the celebrated Havana opera company
LA Normal and the fair Tedesco will perform the cha
racter of the Druidess This Is capital bill ana VIII
attract thousands to this fashionable resort
PALMo's OPERA HousE-THE RAvELs.--The perform
ances of the Rsve family rank decidedly high in the
theatrical world Every evening these wonderful
bats draw crowded houses, and this vogue will be the
same during all the time they will remain In America
The bill for this evening very attractive. 1t will con.
sist of the new vaudeville of Perfection" which will
certainly be performed In perfection by Tom Pacide
by the Ravels NJ Leon Jav.lli, and La petite Amour
child who only four years old dances on Ia corde rade
as well as her elder relations La Jota Aragonalss,
will then be executed and the whole will conclude with
"Vol au vent y in which Gabriel Ravel will appear
VAuxHALL GAnpEN.-A series Of balls will be given at
this saloon commencing Monday evening next, and
will be continued every Monday and Thursday even
ing, until further arrangements Mr. D. Farker mas the
direction Of the floor.
MINERVA RooMs-We cannot give better advice to
such of our citizens affected with the blues than
to recommend them to spend hour this evening with
the Virginia seranaders at the Minerva Rooms. Ne
matter how melancholy they may be, we promise that
with themselves and all the world In addition to this
they will be charmed with some gees songs and cho-
russes, which are given In the true Virginia style
New BALLET CoMPANY.-N. Bartholomin, vel
known choregraphst in Europe arrived here few days
aha c. Ni~olo opdpr fr
visit the principal cities of the United States, with the
able dancers he has brought with him. This troupe IL
composed of Madame Adele Monpaisir, charming
young woman Who with graceful and admirable figure
10 said to possess superior talent M Hypota Monpla
sir her husband who has often assisted the celebrated
Fanny Elssler in Italy; Mr. Corby, comic dancer and
pantomimist Madlle Anna Bulan, from Venice, and
Mr. Gross These artists will probably, be very
successful in this country, for they have won IL
newspapers Of every part Of the old world which they
have visited. Madame Monpaisir has been sta al
" La Scalan during eight seasons. Then without exag
seratng in advance, we may fortell NJ Bartholomir
and his company great success. We know that Nj. anC
Mad Moppaisr have refused several excellent engage
mepts in France and Italy to come to New YORK. where
their reputation will be undoubtedly sealea by new sue
cess and their talent rewarded by deserved applause
Bartholomin's troupe will M ke their debut We hope
will be In the Park Theatreon those boards. arount
Fanny Esr attracted 80 ms9 9Sn1 s
triumph We shall mako known to our readers thu
first shall receive Of the performers OF new
corps de ballet.
An ENGLISH TENoR.-We have often heard say that
tsnors in England like the rara avis spoken OF b,
Horatius or rather tntroupables. We glad to an
nounce that very fine tenor has arrived In the United
States by the Cambria. Mr. Arthurson, pupil OF tn,
celebrated Bordogni has been studying for long time
in Italy and possesses magnificent voice. the compass
of which we have to compare with Bensdotti's Mr. A
intends to make his debut in Boston, and FILL In the Sc
gum oupe. the place Of Mr. Frazer, who sailed vest
day for London.
THE HuoHEs FAMILY This vocal and instrumental
company have been giving concerts for 1.-The last week In
the difrren. towns Long Island with great success
| Tomorrow evening they will give concert In New.
town, ut the Lyceum Hall
| WINcHELL This celebrated comic deneator has
been highly successful in his tour through the south
western tie, II counties in this State He proceeds