The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-07

The PARK THEArRr--THE OrERA.-The performances
of Friday evening were repeated last night to good
house. with the addition of " o Pstra'' and D Tapt
Palpti" In all which Madame Bishop sang and acted
with peculiar grace and spirit. The passages from
" Tsncred given with great effect. sc Patria'
was noble burst Of enthusiastic melody and the sweet
song Of D Tsnt Pslpti" broke on the ear with all
the sweatnefs Of a sumner breeze. Madame Bishop
was loudly cheered, and frequently encored The enter
t.inments were received with the utmost possible de-
light, intermnged with regret that the gifted Bshor
was about to take her leave of New York audience
On Monday evening, Mr. Charles Pitt young Eng!ish
tragedian of some prom will make his appearance fo
the nrst time before an American audience Last year
Mr. Pitt had run of the provinces in England, and
then out in London and the press spoke these
occasions very approvngly Of his dramatic accomplish
ments. On our boards, this young asprant to public
favor will have every encouragement which liberal and
discerning community can bestow. We wish him every
success
BowxRY THEArRE.-The performances at the Bowery
theatre evening, consisted Of the Carpenter OF
Rousnn the comedy Of the Widows Victim" and an.
other pieoe and for 7 H. Blak. l-ys benefit The
house filed tolerably well, and the company acquit
ted themselves handsomely. Mrs Shaw, the most popu
lar that appeared the Bowery boards ha
entered into engagement with the manager and will
appear there evening" in the character of tn
Countessn the play of Love'-a character which she
always per ormed in manner consistent with her
equation and standing in the profession She will
course 60 through the round Of characters whcn she
has so eminently made her own. The musical drams
: Masssnislo," will be performed tomorrow evening,
after the play Of " Love"
CHATHAM TnEArRE-The proceeds Of last even
ug's entertainments at the Chatham theatre, for
the benefit Of Mr. DeBAr, which occasion the drama
Of the Sx Degrees Of Crme and other fsvorte pieces
were performed by the company-each Of which was ap
plauded right heartily by large and respectable au
disnce To. evening Is set apart FOR Barney WI
liams beuehtt being his last appearance previous to
filling series Of engagements in the West and south
west where think his talents will be duly apprecia
ted The blu strong the irish a Am Nm
farces Of the Artful Dodgsr" and "Mles Boy or Pad
dy,s Mischief" Mr. and Mrs C. Mestayer. AR. Donalc-
s0u Miss Greenwood, Mr. DeBar and Miss Vale hav.
ali volunteered to appear for Mr. Williams benefit
CIacvs-BowERy AMrHiTHEArRE.Mr. Ttyon is y
species Of theatrical six barreed patent revolving rifle
In the way Of providing succession Of interesting
amusing entertainments. The week before last Dan
Rice the shaksperian clown ticked the fancies Of the
patrons Of the circus IN such style that they though
nothing more could be done This last week, howeve,
he gave them brace OF clowns Of time Gossin ano
Donaldson, and they kept the house In roar OF delight
and before they have fairly recovered be brings be-
fore them Mr.. Kemp, the great English clown, who's
antics and capers In the barrel and balance line
enough to last for season. without counting his othe
many comcsl qualities Gossn Is also In the field, and
will act in concert with Kemp The coming week VIII
be- O very pleasant one at the crcus
THE ETHIOPIAN seRENADERs After a most success
fol engagement Of Ave weeks fulfilled at Panos Opert
House In this city, Major Dumboton, and bis unequal
led troupe disable Ministries have taken their departure
for Philadelphia, They only want to be known to De-
appreciated.
CHssrY's MiNsrRELs-Oas Of the old original neg
songs has for its chorus the words Old Vrsnny neoe
trs,n but from the great and upwsaried exeruons o
Mr. Cbrsty, it might BE- transposed to =" Old chrr'y
Min,tre,s never tire,, nor their audiences either y
seems AZ last night their hall was filled to overnowip9
and considering that It was the THIRTEEN ngn. G
performance It s pretty good proof OF the ~ ~
In which they held Well, they are deserving VI !"
and long may they enjoy their popularity
SABLE HARMoNrsrs This troupe VINO nave won
hish reputation in the West and Southwest as singers
Of negro minstrelsey have concluded to guage them
svea in the waters Of New York critcism and backed
by the oondsnee which the great praise bestowed on