The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

fAnx ,rHsArAE--There was auch an audience ct the
Park last evening, was In itself perfect triumph for
the pria donna in the opera which to Afford enter
tainmsnt for the sssemblage and nobly the pro-
most ssnguins hopes realized. Madame Bishop by her
performances in La Somnambula' seemed to complete
and seal the triumph which she had already achieved.
The soothing soness of the music ITSELF when given In
the melting tones which Madame B. can successfully
cothe them with, all had tendency to captivate the
audience. All enrsptured, and once and again dur
ing the performance the pra donna called forward
receive the testimonials Of approval which she
had and at the conclusion AFTER twice repeating the
finale she was called out and the house made to ring
with psudts while bouquets were tossed from all sides
upon the stage Wecannot complain so much Of the man
had occasion to in the Of " Linda" In La Som
nambua the choruses well gotten up and the short
Oapsnt Last night Mr. Frsasr aria sim 50 gently
well put upon tie stage wen performed Wen patronasd
little fault to mention Mr. Frazer might as well have
omitted in his dialogue with Chapman in the fret act,
the phrase about his anxious mother - and Mr. Chap
man might with great propriety have omitted saying
She knows Pm outn We can see no reason why q
low comedy part should be thus improved We never
authors but they are ever admissible, surely the
opera is not the place where they come in with good
means have the effect to materially the piece and
promise In advance that many Of the faces that
adorned the house last evening win be again visible at
bula' will be given again. Tonight to have
Linda" and concert Of pieces Of vocal and In
strumentG music.
of Julia Turnbuls engagement, and tomorrow evening
IL set apart for her beneftwo facts that the admirers
of that talented young lady and the patrons Of the
Bowery must bear In mind and act accordingly. The
bill this theatre this evening with the
nautical drama Inchcape Bell the Recluse and the
Rover" which will be followed by Buy It-Dear, IT'S
Made Of Cashmere" and ending with the drama The
Idiot of the Health 1t is unnecessary to praise It, for
the pieces too well known to require It, and SO are
the actors who will appear in them. Miss Turnbuls
benefit evening will be grand affair Miss
Taylor and Mr. Clarke will appear They, with the ex-
oelent actors and Miss Juliss charms, will combine
to make evening of the most brilliant OF
the season. Mrs Shaw is engaged and will appear on
Monday next.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-There was another very great
audience the Chatham theatre last evening" and the
elected much applause they conferred
pleasure all who had the good fortune to witness
them In common with the rest Of the community we
here for evenings past will not remain here after
this week. we learn that they under engagements
to appear IN Boston very soon There is an admirable
bGrlesque ON Romeo and Juliet entitled Romeo and
Guletta," in which Mr. Brougham viii figure Romeo.
laugh The comedy Of My Grandfather win, or the
Baronet In the Steam" and the comedy of the Cork
Leg. or the Lady OF Munster, Will also be performed
In the last mentioned piece, MI. and Mrs. Brougham
will both appear
CASTLE GARpEN.-This evening the performances
commence with the overture La Dame Blanche, after
which the comic opera of "Brother and Sister," in
which Waloot plays Pacheoo, and Miss Clarke Rosan.
the. The Misses Wells will dance Pas de Deux, and
the amusements will conclude with the vaudeville of
" The widows Victim F." Mr.. Walcot will, during the
piece give limitations Of several distinguished actors II
this company draw such full houses at present what
rush there will be next week. to the Lehman Family
The BowERY AMPHIrHEArRE will open for the season
on the 18th Of September, under the management Of
John Tryon.