The New York herald., 1847-10-17
Theatrical and MuslcaI.

ried attractions both OF art and nature Tor which
Hoboken is 30 celebrated.
Theatrical and Musical.
PAlK THEArRr-The performances ut this house last
evening for the bsnsnt Of the vsnnoss Children
and there was present audience which cheered the
little fairies in their task Of grace They performed four
Of their most beautiful dances to the great delight Of the
of spectators The dramatic part Of the perform
went OF with le@ eclat than did the ballet
Mr. Hacket at home, and truth to tell, he made all
who In the front part Of the house feel too He
in excellent spirits and especially In the last piece
he kept his audience In continued Of laughter by
his ninitabls comicaltss his OCallaghan is truly
performance Of merit On Monday evening Mdne.
Augusta makes her appearance In the grand ballet Of
Gsele" The reputation Of this artistic IL 50 well es-
tabshsd that would be useless to anything here
Of her qualifications as . isnssuss The Park company
will do their part towards making the evenings enter
tainmsnts complete, by playing the comedy Of The
Hsir-at-Lsw," in which Messrs Barry, Bsss Held, w
B. Chapman, stark, G. Andrews; Mesdsmss Vernon
Frary and knight, and others, appear.
BowrRY THEArRE.-In order to furnish additional at.
traction to the Bowery Theatre, We understand the
manager has engaged that very excellent comedian Mr.
Thomas H. Baksly, and that he viii perform the part
Of Zsik Dumb Founder New York niger, In the new
piece Of Monterey Monday next This will be an
additional feature this favorts piece, which will be
appreciated by the public Monday will commence tho
fourth week this piece and are sure that 1t Will be
AZ suoosssfu a II has for three weeks past The
nautical drama Of the Pilot Of tho German Ocean, Will
be performed after Monterey" on Monday.
CHAruAx THsArlE.-Mr. Z. s. Connor who has been
amusing the public for some time past at the Chatham
Theatre will take benefit there Monday evening
and from what have understood there Is every pros
psct Of its being = good one. Mrs Mclean, from the
Southern theatres will appear as the Widow Chsery In
tho three set comedy the Soldiers Daughter" Jim Crow
Rice will act jun Crow In London and the admired drs
IN. Hofsr, the Tsn Of the Tyro" viii ooncnds the eve ave-
dance Highland Fling and Miss De Lorraine viii dance
PAs Ssul II this be not good bsnsht We are much
mistaken.
Bowrxr CIRcus-AxrHrrHrArRs-T will bs
grand equestrian festival here evening In ho-
nor Of the laying Of the stone Of the Warrington
monument and on Tuesday ths day OF the procssson)
the building will be splendidly decorated We have
doubt that these two evenings will be gala nights at the
Circus We shall notice the performances TO morrow.
ETHIOPIAN sERENApEn.-We need only say what we
have already 30 often said about this band-that their
performances are inmitabe, and full Of fun and wit.
Their career here thus far has unsxamped
success We have doubt the coming week will prove
equally successful They perform every evening
CHRIsrY's MIrsrRELs.-These gentlemen com
pstey established as old favorites with the concert
mencs with evenings performance and they
give an excellent programme on the occasion The fact
Is many people to judge for themselves Of their
powers Of amusement that We think address but a
very small number when say. all those who have not
| heard Christy's minstrsls ought to 60 at once.
Ma. DkMPsrER.-This sterling and favorite vocalist
arrived In New York after most successful tour In
| the New England States We learn that he will give
concert at the Tabernacle Friday next and that h
win perform at it several Of the pative
hav m de- m so cali tad ovar thf
world '''-
Miss JULIA L. NoRrnALL, 20 well and favoraby known
In this city, intends giving concert tomorrow
evening at Masonic Temple In New Haven She will be
assisted by Mr. Sheppard and Mr.. Ayling. We recem-
mend her to the favorable notice Of our New Haven
readers Of the sweetest young Gngers we have
among us She 10 young years. but old in musc, and
deserves the applause she 90 often receives.
MrLopEoS.-The company Of Minstrels playing at
this place of entertainment doing well. They are
very clever.
RIB Mo.ror will give sp original musical and intel
lectua entertainment at Gothic Hail. Brooklyn, We'd
| nesday evening next.
Tho Aneghanians were announced to sing at Palmyr
last evening.
siaroa BLIrz Is 30 very successful, that he remain
| with another week.
| Dr. CoLLYrR's MODEL ARrnrs.-The doctor intend
bringing forward some groups during the oominl
week The ones he has presented have been excellent
| We understand the ones will be better still.
| Daowrs PAINTINGS TAYLoa his SrAry-W,
are glad to know that this exhibition Of portraits Il
meeting with the attention itnerts The authenticity
of the portraits and the plessg In which they
are executed make them highly interesting, and w
| would advise all to 90 and see them.
| PowERs GREEK sLAvr-The New York public osn
not be accused Of want Of taste the in whcl
they have visited this beautiful piece to bs taksr
as . criterion. We perceive BY the advertisement ths
the privileges Of those holding tickets end tn
Ist Of November, and that those who purchase sucl
tickets after the psesent time, will enjoy their advan
tsge until the st December next Let ticket purchaser
remember this.
Madam Ablsmowics is still at Pittsburg
Msssrs W. Dinneford and J. P. Addams' dramati
company continue to attract full houses at Nswbury
port.
Mr.. Andersen announced to play Claude Melnott
at the Howard Atheneum, Boston, night before last.
Il il said that Mr. Hackst will visit st. Louis and othe
Western and Southern cities during the present thestr
Gal season.
Sporting Intelligence.
We would call the attention of the great sporting fa
mily to the various advertisements In columns to
day They will certainly 6nd something there to inte
reat them.
City Intsnigenos.
The FAn.-Ths fair at Castle Garden closed its -
cond week, last evening having been visited by great
number Of persons than before known In sngl
dance % We noticed among them, Governor Young M '
| New York. Gov Stratton and the former Governo
Dckenson Of New Jersey the Mayor Of New York, Ger
bany; Fletcher Webster, Esq, OF Boston, Judge Bald
| win, Of Connecticut; and others The third and las
week will be made interesting by the visits Of the pupil
Of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind institutions
THE E1ysEssxs.- are daily under obligations I
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