The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-20

Pas Ts,.rsr-Mr Collins, the Irish comedian and
vocalist has commercsd brief eng agement at this house
previous 10 his departure for New Orleans and other
souhxru cities Mr. Collins admirable and natural styles
Of representing tho peculisrss of the Of Erin have
been 30 often and ably criticised that any eulogum
wsula 10 almost deemed supernuous He has a sound
judgment nice discrimination, and strong adherence
to The rules Of nsure and his performances Away
calculated to crafty the most discerning intellect less
coDpstsy than they cartvse the Judge from inn
pulse Let those who love 20 laugh witness Mr. Collins
psrsonaens Of Teddy the Tyler aud Sir Patrick O'Peni
po the hrs, goo1ns,ur.9 Numbering Pat the second
rocsiog. tesIlmey-csrs nut gsnils manly Irishmsn-
both are perfect SIR. Cclns Is too vocalist Of no
mean rssk and ths sweet ballads Of Erina Isle with
~ true hssrness aud rich voice as the widest Irish
m ever revelled IN This evening he appears Pau
deem o'Rsnsr'y and Terrence oGrsdy.
Bewssr TrsArss-The snssrprisng and worthy man.
sver. Mr. Jackson has seldom male q more successful
effort In catering for his patrons and frssds
than In the engagement Of that truly popular and ged
LAZY, Miss Mary Taylor who, both &c vocalist and sc
trss ha. already won high fame and reputation parcu
lsrly up.n the New York boards where she s familiarity
sy led "Our Mary She made her second appear
last evening Kate osrien IN the Maid Of Mum
sef aud perforfasd the part Of Kss with that
hunor tins, arch and witchng air rhch 20 peculiarly
belongs 90 the eh.Tscter. In the course OF the
,as Bohemian Giris Then you'll remember
me-" in which she enthusiastically encorsd
wsr. gwen IN her mos, bsxi,shiDr style Her
sreuo With her w9oer. Charles Paragon (Neafe) was
particularly rich, and Neshes acting Was admirable
lnleed. We hsve him fat In
his part, 10 better sdysnisgs, than in this
popular piece last evctlng Nache, ss SIR Lawrence
paragon excellent. and hais~sys sam was richly
siccd with has CHARACTERISTIC diolisry, keeping the
houss in q contiausd roar of laughter Mrs Booths
susan also psSi1rned with her usual yivacty !;
and duets with Hsds~ay, OH should like to
marry and when a Little farm keep," were
both sung with excellent eject; the former encored
AZ he conclusion Of the pece Miss Taylor was loudly
called io AMI appeared before the curtan led forth by
Mr.. SssGe, when abe gracefully bowed smid desenng
cheers, and retired. The other pieces OF the evening
were. Beauty and the Beast" and Haywood Of Ma.
poll" The house was crowded TO excess and we wsre
bsppy recognise variety 81 new faces In the boxes
which most fashionahiy hlled las, evening. The
Bowery Theatre place OF evening recre .ton, com
bnng the highest attractions Ct the day. has frequently
called forth the highest and most deserved suiosy
the abe manag OF MI Jackson; aud the extremely
moies prices Of admission cas- cents boxes and l2h
vit) AMI where such powerful array oil talent at
present appears nightly upon i's boards cannot ail TO
make draw full ard fashionable houses, particularly
during the engagement Of Misc Iay lor The benefit OF
Mr.. Waldron, the Treasurer, takes place this even
ning. IL is only necessary 20 make the announce
nent 20 insure the worthy tr asur,r OF old Bo~ery
full and bumper house. His long and valuable
services high character and deserved popularity,
Sufficient guaranty to secure him cordial and liberal
reception from bis long list Of ier ds and acquaintance
The bill Of the evening will be found highly sttrsc.
tive.
Dan Msible ana Forrest have concluded their engage
the Savannah theatre which, after close Of
two weeks. is to open with the seguin troupe