The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-15

ThArissl and Musical.
PARx THrArRE-Thsrs such q house ut the
Park last evening calculated to make managers
feel pleasant actors careful and audience well pleased
at being In such excellent company The performances
of Mr. Hsckett received with the applause
and the beautiful Pas des Amourettes by the whole
troupe Of les danseuses Hennoss perfectly delighted
the large sssemblage did their other performances
There il for fear the part Of the
Of the Park long they offer such inducements for
patronage. The bill for tonight is another good
Mr. Hackett Is to appear Sir John Fslsts In shsk-
spere's celebrated comedy Of the Merry Wives Of
Windsor" The piece is admirably cast, and will doubt
less be dramatic treat The children will dance Pas
des Amourettes the celebrated Pas Rocoeo" and the
whole will conclude with the grand advertisement of LIE
pas des Moisonsurs" This certainly fail bring
together an ssssmblage worthy Of such efforts The
quiet which IL always maintained At this house,
when there such crowded benches makes 1t desr
able place to pass the evening" and that the
attractions before the public fail to
induce all the admirers nights and wonders The Park
still holds its own.
BowKRr TnrArsr.-when Mr. jackson, the manager
Of the Bowery Theatre undertook the production Of
the splendid piece, Monterey which has been per-
formed on. his boards with much success for
time past, he did 1t with the firm determination Of
making 1t favorits with the pubc-nor has he been
disappointed Every night Of Its representation 1t has
been witnessed by thousands Of admirpg people, whom
the worst weather would not deter from seeing &C. 1t
popular and assucoessul Il ut first and when
the time arrives for Its withdrawal will be withdrawn
with the regret Of all otissns That piece and the
Flying Dutehman" form the bill for this evening.
CHATHAM THEATRr.-Mr E. 8 Conner will appear In
two very excellent pieces this evening in both of which
hsis dessrvsdIy ssebrarsd-thsy the drama of"Wa
lace the Hero Of Scotland" and Black Eyed Susan .
These two pieces and the operate farce of Turn ou
the bill offered for this evening Notwithstanding the
great competition present among the several places Of
amusement and the -xertons which each Ia making to
public patronage the Chatham, under the wise and ibe-
raj management Of Mr. Fletcher, holds its and
too, and Is firmly fixed one of the most agreeable
places OF rational recreation in city Mr. Barnes will
take . benefit tomorrow.
CIRcUs-BowERy AMyHIrHEArhE-To-nig night the same
sxcsene bill Is presented that has been attractive
for night or two past The excellent performances of
Mr. Carroll, Mr. @. Smith, Bacon Donaldson SO, with
the Ethiopian melodies by the Miles band Of Of minstres
and Santa Annals Retreat will all form delightful
nings amusement The equestrian soens Of the Life
OF Sailor" by Mr.. Msdigan, is well worth visit.
TAbERNAcLE.-FAREwELL CONCERT ITALIAN
OrERA COMPANY The talented artists who compose
this excellent troupe the best have yet witnessed in
the United States being the Of their departure
for Havana will give this evening, grand musical
tsrtainment 1T the Tabernacle This concert will be
one OF the great of the present Ie will
bs composed Of eighteen capital pieces all sung by the
able singers Of the company the choruses and the
eminent solo, players, BoteSni and Ardt The signors
Tedesco Carant Rsinieri, Marina the sgnori Perei,
severi Vita Lorin Nove and Battaglini, will execute
the gems Of the OPERA written the best composers
Verdi Rossin Pacini Belini, Donixetti, &c. have fur
nshed the elements Of the concert. Botesin the won
derful contra player will perform two of his COM
positions and Ardi his noble rival in the apolonian
style, will make himself heard the violin The pub
lilo ought to be grateful to the manager, sgnor Varno
for the trouble he has taken to produce such select
programme. No doubt no and his fair pensionmaires
will be rewarded for their by crowded house. The
concert viii commence at halfpast seven.
CHRurY's MINsrRELs-These inimitable performers
have had most brilliant and fashionable audiences since
their opening here and have doubt will continue
to have them as long as they remain among us. The
harmony Of their voices Is really Splendid and would
recommend all who wish pass truly delightful
ing to resort to their performance at the Mechanics
Hall. All the requisite arrangements made to
commodate ladies and family parties.
ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs.-There Is no doubt that
these serenaders admirable deneators Of the must
os negro and and their negroes before
the public is certainly admirable when their high char
acter gentlemen in private life is well acknowledge
ed by their circle Of Acquaintance Tonight they give
Of their best songs and choruses and We have
doubt their audience viii be as large as usual.
Dr. CoLLYER's MopEL ARTBrs.-Ths exhibition still
continues brilliant The from Para
disc very beautiful In fact the whole performance is
extremely graceful
SIoNoR BLIrz-Ventriloquis and natural magic are
all the 60 with the Signor. Tonight he has very
amusing programme including the famous dance Of the
six dinner plates.
company proceeding with great spirit Norma in
Italian, is to be the FIRST opera If judge by Mad
ams's Costa diva, heard at her last concert, her
Norma must be very great Next Thursday, the 2lst
will be the opening night which we hope will be fortu
nate engagement for the old Drury
The Superb Alboni' Is fast usurpng the throne In
public estimation, till exclusively occupied by the
incompatible Jenny Lind The success achieved by Al
bon Is Of the most legitimate, well of the
most complete and triumphant In recollection Of the
opera The instant her luscious tones fell upon the
of the orowd-the instant Albonis honey-notes were
heard Aboni's reputation was made. She arrived un
heradea untrumpeted appropriated; but her triumph
was greater and more real '-Court Journal.
The Pee Dee Ethiopian opera troupe, are at Norfolk
Va, singing TO crowded houses
winchs the dronest Of morals was at Ithaca, the
9th inst.
Police Intelligence.
The Shooting .aUair-The two pugilistic gentle
men, Bill Ford and Tom Burns who both winged
on Tueedsy night by Dutch Charley, are doing as vel
be expected. Ford is about with his arm In
sling but Burns still keeps his bed in order to keep
and prevent inflammation. Dutch Charley Is detained
in custody for the present although charge yet
has been made against him.
.aftempt at Rare "A monster In the human form, by
the name Of John satteree was arrested yesterday by
confst In Ruek nft varh ~har1a mt