The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17
Theatrical n,.u Musical.

again TINS evening" lie Will entertain the audience by the
performance Of his capital part OF Fierce OHara in the
play OF the "Irsh Attorney and afterwards Paddy
Murphy, in the extravaganza Of the Happy Man" In
10th these pieces Mr. c. will be well supported and
have doubt that the house will be- filled The relax
alton afforded by evening at the of service
1t IL good laugh and all who witness Mr. C's perform
apces must reap the benefits resulting therefrom His
engagement here Is but short one all therefore, who
have not seen and heard him. had best not delay
BowERr THEArRr.--Ths favorite place of amusement
will throw open its doors for the coming Mon
day evening next. We had intended giving readers
account Of the improvements which 1t has undergone
during the but tho crowded state of columns
will prevent our doing 80 until to morrow.
CHATHAM THEArRE. Don Cesar De Bazan," the
Young Scamp" and the farce Of the Thmbls Rig"
will draw house tonight at the Chatham IL any thing
CASTLE GARDEN-Tho last night but one Of the opera
company Of Havana attracted last evening" very bril-
liant audience and the prima donna Tedesco sang the
part of Romeo in the opera "Romeo and Juliet with
brio which are glad to mention. The grand aria
"La tremenda ultrice spada," really eniepe, and
given with great Sgnora Carsnt di Vita and
Psrrozxi also excellent In their respective parts
Sguorina Tedesco takes her benefit this evening" II
being last appearance Of the compa
ny previous to their departure for Boston The opera
chosen by the fair cantatrce Is that gem of Verds
"Hernsni" which has been much admired by all the
diiletan of New York and in which the signorina TIE
desco has many laurels and gained so much ap-
in costume by the prima donna We forets very good
house, to pay last farewell to the excellent singers
ME-. Villarino
PALMo's OPERA Hou.r-The Ravels are q wonderful
company; they fatigued There is for this
evening another excellent bill, which will undoubtedly
bring audience to this resort Of amusement
The performance will with the one act piece
called Hunting Turtle to be succeeded by the dra-
matte pantomime Of Jocko the Brazilian Apen This
will be acted by Mr. Msrcett who renowned
hasV vvuad hic tvt tvaic
theatres Of Europe and America Mime Leon Jsvsii
and NJ Wells viii dance grand pas de deux from Nath
ae and the whole will conclude with the comic panto-
mime Of the " Magic Trumpet"
BowERr AMrnirHEArRE.-Feats of horsemanship,
grand and lofty tumbng, and comic afterpiece are
offered at the Bowery circus John Gossn the celebrated
clown, is there.
SIeNoRI SANauRIco's AND PARIS New ITALIAN Orr
RA CoMrASY.-These artists, forming company Of
twenty eight performers arrived yesterday board
Of the French steamer Union We regret to say that
of the leaders, signor Sanquirico and the sister to
prima donna, Md'lle Clotilde Bar Signorina Anna
lis Barili, both attacked by the small pox, and
brought to the hospital at the quarantine Their stua
ton Is not dangerous and tho Doctor states that they
will soon
The following list of these artists They are said to
be excellent and chosen from among the best sing
and musicians of Italy -
Mdrle Teressina Trufi prima donna assoluta, very
pretty young lady, possessing beautiful figure and
Mile Amalia Barili prima donna
Sgnora Barili Patti mother to the Misses Barii and
to the maestro Antonio Barli
NJ mile Angelina Mora, seconda donna.
Signor Adendo Vietu primo tenore d forza asso uto
Signor Francisco Bailini primo tenore.
Signor Antonio Avignone, baritone assoluto
Signor Settmio Rosi, basso profundo; a noble looking
man with broad chest and having it is said voice
imposing as his appearance
Sgnor Amicl primo contrabasso.
5gnor Machi, primo clarionnet.
sgnor Rubini, "a nephew TO the celeb rated snger)
primo hutist.
siguor orrianni, primo viooncello.
Signor Whit, primo trombo.
Signor Lietti, primo viono to assist sgnor Rapett
Signor Ceriani, secondo violino.
Signor Pozzezi, prompter.
There are also ladies and six gentlemen for the
horusses
The next French steamer Philadephis, will bring tn
ontrauo of the company, Madame Giusepojnna Lio5 I'll
oss who IL said to be good artist and to possess
admirable voice One OF the enoyi died during the
passage will, bad fever This young man Ia very much
egrestcd by his companions
Professor RlsLrr.--Among the passengers by the
french steamer Union, Professor Rssy and family,