The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05


PAax THEArRr-"Ths Favorts" was last night pro-
duoed at the Park and the performers received in
Q calculated to ge them in their future
efforts. Miss BRENT evidently felt the novelty Of her
position at first but gradually gained confidence until
the conclusion of the piece she called OUT and
received the applause Of the audience. Her voice is
pleasing and she WILL have doubt, become favo
rite with the musical public Signor Giubiei sings In
od TASTE and gave great satisfaction by his perform
last evening. Mr. Manners Ii we'll known to the
opera going public. The ohorusses well sustained
The piece is beautifully put upon the stage, and does
great credit to the management We compelled for
yant Of ROOM to orego making any extended remarks
upon the details of the opera Its performance last
evening. 1t Is to be repeated tonight.
BowERY TBEATxE--so great was the crowd at the
Bowery theatre last evening that 1t with diff
Guilty we enabled to procure sight even Of the
stage having b.en delayed after the time intended to
visit it. The national drama Monterey, much
sought after It when first produced, and
wonder for 1t IL perfect representation Of the great
drama which the United States and Mexico have been
ensctipg for fifteen months past The applause with
which It Is received Is unbounded II win DO repeated
tonght with the comedy Of the Rent Day, and tomor
evening the talented author will take benefit.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mr Anderson. the stage man.
ager, will take benefit at the Chatham this evening,
aud tere appears to be determination the part of
the manager and all connected with tht theatre, to
make the receipts large any Of the season. for
perceive the best and most attractive bill that has yet
been performed there is put forth for the occasion It
consists Of i've excellent pieces viz the second act Of
the nautical drama the Lonely Man of the Ocean,
the Tompkins Blues. comic dance by Mr. Yates the
buretta the Savage and the Maiden the comedy the
Dumb Belle, and the Irish drama Brian Boroihme, or
the Maid of Erin IL is unnecessary say word more
We are satisfied that Mr.. Andersons benefit will be
good one
Cmcus-BowIRY AMyHIrHEArRE.-This evening the
second representation Of "saDta Annals retreat will
begven along with the various comicate of the crowd
Of merry makers now collected at this place.
CHRisry's MissrRELs.-Therei Is great amusement 10
be obtained by visiting these gentry, their songs cho
ruses Dances 60 all and fresh. They perform
this evening usual.
ETHIOPIAN srRENADERs-Nlsjor Dumboton's troupe
fully sustain thor high standing In negro mnsrelsy and
from the great popularity they have obtained all
well patronised Palmo's was crowded to overlooking
last night to see them Every member Of the company
is finished musician.
Miss IsIDoRA f. HANsrN's Concert AT THE TABER.
SAcLE.-Ths young ladys first concert will take place
this evening, when she will be assisted by Mr. Tmm and
Mr. j. A. Kyle on the piano and flute This young lady,
from all accounts Is destined to take high stand In the
musical world and trust this her first concert will
prove successful she could wish. In addition
MIR. Tinm and Mr.. Kyle, she has engaged full or
has certainly not spared the details make
q concert 60 OF Well.
HEnz AND sAvoRI will give their second Grand Con-
cert In New York tomorrow evening at the Taber-
nacle.
sroSoR BLrrz--The signor will exhibit this evening.
His tricks really surprising and ncomprehensble.
TBE Lviro srAruARy.-This classic exhibition will
be open this evening, with some new combinations.