The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

Theatrical and Muslcal.
Pass THEArar.-Lsst evening, Mr.. Collins, whose
engagements the South and West have been 20 very
successful who generally admitted to be the ablest
representative of Irish character living appeared in the
part Of Mcshane in the comedy Of the Nervous Man.
We have before given our opinion Of his abilities either
actor singer and have only again to re echo
those sentiments In his personation Of an rishmau
there straining to effect brogue, and appear ri
diculously vulgar, which characterize many In his
line making characters who represent of rank aud
education. appear rs israte low testers Now in Col
Inns, the 'rish gentleman is properly delineated and
I'd such last night he gives to them the full
OF Irish wit and humor-apart from vugarity-that Is
sursto call forth the unanimous appreciation of his audi
ence Besides Mr. G. has excellent voice, and has
played the leading line in OPERA In of the first
theatres In London Who can forget his Widow Ma
cree and Boud Soldier Boy where his fine voice, arch
look, and comic action truthfuy displayed Bass,
In the Nervous Man, excellent and Mrs YER
non who is the life Of every piece she appears in admit
derford Tonight, the beautiful comedy Of the "rish
Ambassador in which Mr. Collins plays the part Of Sir
the Rsnt,-Morgan Rather, by Mr.. Collins There Is
no doubt bis present engagement will be lucrative
for the management.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-The pleasant cool evenings
have very favorable for visit to the theatre
and the sterling pieces nghtlypresented Chatham
attract full houses in fact what with the attrac
tions OF Mr. Wacot and Miss Clarke supported by the
"SSSAAeAs eoihPohy,
ing than few hours spent In witnessing their acting
Tonight we have the beautiful drama by Blackstone,
entitled "VictoriDe, or the Drama Of Life" with the
farce of the Tompkns Blue,n and the drama of the
+" Floating Beacon such bill is surely enough for
one night.
CAsrLE GAppEN.-This place Of amusement is, now
days the favorite Of the public The celebrated opera
of Rossini II Bsrbiere di Sevglis" attracted last
evening more than three thousand persons, and all
went away delighted with the sweet music of the divine
maestro. There ALSO included with the opera, the
debut Of two arstes the first the sgnorina Tedesco,
who had sung part Of Rosna and the second
Siguor Dominica Lorni, new tenor recently arrived
from the shores Of Italy. Sgnerna Tedesco rendered
her character with sweetness, taste and eaehet
type Of all the Rosn@ and her fascinating eyes have
been the enchsntment Of great many others besides
tn of the Count Almavivs. She reminded of
the far. famed Madame Damoreau Chit, who in this
country and through the old continent, has always
been considered the first and the best Rosina in
the world. The grand aria. +" Una voce POGO fan che
sang with great musical genius, and the Roudo from
Rossni's opera Of Cinderella was also executed by
her with q charming accumulation. Now for Sgnor
Dominica Lorini, Count Almavva) Let say at once,
that he did not please His figure and features
business Of information and strength We fear this young
may not be studous enough for he possesses fine
developments signor Lorini was iaborpg under
tain fright very excussbe when makes his first ap
pearance before an unknown public We hope ne VIII
always good in his of the rogue
ish barber His aria Of Largo al Factotum della cta"
was sung by hum with great entratn Doctor Bsrthoo,
Batalln) and Basilia, (Csndi) very good. Som
me fofdie the opera went of exceedingly we'll, and
the Hspano Italian artists intend to repeat it this even
ing
PALMo's OPERA HoUsE.-There was another crowded
house last night at Pamos theatre and the audience
retired delighted with the skill and the elegant acting of
the Ravels These artistes aerobats will have
performance this evening, which will be composed
Of the one act piece called shocking Events played
by Tom Pacde aud others Then will follow the comic
ballet pantomime of the Four Lovers, or Harvest
Home in which Gabriel Ravel plays the part of Bib
After this the Elegant aud daring achievements the
tight rope by the family. The entertainment conclu-
ding with the lsughable ballet of " Cocambo, or The
Embassy at Smyrna" fine display of dancing will be
witnessed in this piece consisting Of the Fishermans
Martin, Henri Wells and corps de ballet 'La Polichi
mel" by Nj Mazettt Grand Pas de Deux. by Madame
stills by NJ. Mazett the piece concluding with ef
fective tableau.
CIRcUs-BowERY AMrHIrHEArRI.-After a thorough
refurnshing and hitting up this delightful place will be
thrown open for the season, under the man
sgement OF that veteran Of the ring John Tryon All
the best equestrian talent has been engaged aud the
manager says that opposition be brought against
his assertion The circus Is place Of which
must please every Who does not recolect how tic
the merry tricks Of master Clown those who are
past their first ush youth will stu be pleased at
saxs-horn band, the Wells family Mrs Cole, Messrs
Smith, Sweet, Cole Conover, Brewer &C. and that go
rious clown John Gossn the avorte of the Bowery cir
audiences we may indeed look for much amusement
VIRGINIA sERENADERs MINERVA RooMs-The i'm
attendant these darkies performances
induced them to remain week longer and give
their amusing entertainments at the Minerva Rooms
In addition to their songs and music, they have
engaged Sig. Don Manuel Lopez, eminent performer
on the guitar who will show the true science Of that in
strument "Stufo' will conclude the performances and
IL there be any who have not heard it. advise them
not to omit doing this evening, they will be
ply repaid for their exertion.
We regret to record the death Of the infant and only
Of Mr. @. A. Macfarren, the celebrated composer
who arrived from England in the packet ship Quebec
Friday last. Upon Mrs. MacfarreR, distinguished
vocalist, who has visited America with her husband
ssional tour this unexpected bereavement has
fallen with great severity Time and the sympathy Of
kind friends will, trust, soothe mothers grief