The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-01

/ Tnoatz1oei and Masical.
PAnz THrArHE--Ths evening Mrs. Mowstt Ia to TAX
farewell benefit at the Park, which occasion will b.
preseuted her new and sucosssful play Of" Armand
the Child of tho People, and the comedy Of the Hone,
Moon Mrs Mowatts play Of" Armand" has received
the stamp ct the hands Of her auditors III
performance has witnessed by critical audiences
the most csnsorous have failed to find anything in the
plsy of which to make capital while the impartial and
the friends of authoress have been charmed With the
delicate beauties of the composition and the admirable
dramatic effect Of the piece. 1t should not be for
| gotten that Mrs. Mowstt Is an American that her
Dlav now Belongs to the literature OF the country
and that she Is about to visit Europe for the
nnrnoss of submitting 1t to the ordeal OF criticism
there II therefore to hoped that at least her COM
nstrots will the occasion OF her taking leave OF
come out and by their add 70 the sncou
these considerations, there Is nducement enough Ia the
play itself draw good house There are indeed put
w dramas presented to the public which are 80 unex-
oeptopabe, and 80 peculiarly adapted to the tastes
md sent msnts Of the current age. The most ex-
Vice i Ieprsyed in terms which, while they offend not,
| ARE TO the point And even the highest moral senti
msrs incucsted IN SO attractive form tnss even
| from whence TO promugste them No parent but
might with the utmost proprety place his children
In the way Of receiving the lessons which are here
taught and no patriot but might listen with salts
faction to the teachings of the political truths which
are contained in the language OF The Child Of the
nsope mo ad Iress Is made the baser feelings No
over Of reprehensbe scts no soft names given
to shameless maconduct but with the holiness OF virtue
ia virtue and with whip Of censure roundly
applied Is wanion wckedness condemned Inere n no
fear for the future reputation Of Armand" has the
of genius the mark Of true merit Let not
be said them that failed to give an unhestating ap
prevail to our countrywomsns work even before 1t had
M US1 she Shores
tonight and the Park theatre II the appropriate time
and place to award It.
BowrnY THEATRE Tho "ssgs Of Monterey" with all
its splendid scenery and incidents, Is one Of the most
taking spscaces that has yet been got up at the
old Bowery The immense stage Of this house is pecu
liary adapted for such exhibitions and the splendid
and accurate scenery with which it is filed we'll
the excellent acting of the companywhich by the bye
has been doubled in number expressly to give full effect
to the various combats and Incidents of the Mexican
which represented in this piece. 1t will be re-
peated again this evening" and have doubt that
Mr. Jackson will find difficulty In limiting its rum the
audiences nightly immense and many have to turn
away for lack Of room. This be avoided however
by purchasing tickets In the day time and early part
the evening.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-The drama Of the Lonely
Man of the Ocean, has proved highly attractive both
from Its intrinsic merit well from the excellent
in which IL put the stage and acted by the
company. The dances incidental to the piece, under
the direction of w. Barnes picturesque and
beautiful. This drama will be repeated tonight, and
the operatic drama Of Rob Roy" will conclude the
entertainments.
lively the last night Of the Ravels at Palmos We have
received the following note announcing the fact -
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SRA report having been circulated that the Rave
Family will appear Saturday beg to contradict the
rumor and you and the public tomorrow night
rday is the last time shall ever appear on any stage
''a''' 's' GG&sRifk,L RAvEL,
These talented artists wishing to take leave with Gcat
from the American public, have produced capital bill
called INV NeishSos,s wife, scted by Miss Clarke
Messrs Seton, Pacide and Wslcott Then Gabriel Ra
vel will appear in the grand comic ballet called "Th'
Four Lovers, Harvest Home and will fill the charac
of Bib next will be Mons. Marcetti's extrsor
binary performance called the "noomprehensibe Gym
is also to be played by the Ravels including Gabriel
Madame Leon Javeli and Mr. II. Wells will dance PA
de Deux enthusiastically spplauded and enoorsd tn
ball room polka The whole will conclude with, for thu
| first time q. series of magnificent tableau vivant
called "Cain and Abel or the First Fratricide" Thi
taken from the painting in the Gallery Of the Louvre
in Paris has been considered, by those who have wit
messed It, Us the most perfect Of the ar
lists ideas We should be quite astenshed IT, with sucf
great attraction the theatre was not entirely hled
Crnous, BowERY AMrHIrHrArnx.-The entertain
ments at this establishment peculiarly taking, com
bining, they do pantomime, equestranism, feats
strength gymnastic exercises negro melodies dancing
and a variety of other amusement Mr. Tryon, by thu
judciousy mngling all the most popular performances
and engaging the very best artists such Sgnor Carlo
the Holland Acrobat family, John Gossn, and the bes
equestrian talent takes the best plan OF doing what
proverbslly difficult, viz pleasing every body and W
look upon his perfect successi achieving this
the least wonderful feat performed in his house But
| it is-he does It.
MADAME BisHor's CoNcERr.-The Tabernacle las
night was filed completely by fashionable and intel
gent audience who attracted thither by the pros
pect Of Madame Bishops concert, and from what W
and heard convinced that their expectation
fully realized, for what with the delightful singp
of the lady and the splendid execution the harp
the veteran Bochsa, the most prolonged and enthus
astic cheering aud applause given freely The bs
lad Of the "BanSs OF Gu4dalquiver,' was one of IL
sweetest things We have heard for some time and IL
gave the greatest satfaction the frequent encorD
testified What shall say of NJ Bochsa that eoqueI
performer The whole civilized world has heard Of b
fame aud the New Workers. by their applause. have
moustyated that they, too know how to appreciate
genius. Long may he live to delight the world With
music His execution of the Mosaiqus Musicale, in IL
first part Of last nights concert, completely enchans
audience and at it's close their enthusiasm seemed
know no bounds MIR Brough also came in for his sha
applause for his songs There fully two thousau
persons present, and altogether we may say Madam
Bishops concert WAS u decided hit
sIeSoR BLrrz AT THE SOCIETY LIBRARY.-This ente
tanning professor of natural magic and ventroqu
still holds his at the Society Library where he wi
tonight present an entirely programme of feat
each one of which Is worth the price Of admission
There will b. quite gathering of his admirers to- ngf
have doubt, particularly as tomorrow Will the la
night of his performance
DR. CoLLyERs LIVING STAruARY.-At the Apol
Rooms, is Of the most graceful exhibitions ha,
had in our city for some time. The manner in whic
the original groupings great
Of the picturesque and beautiful. We glad to Sc
that the Doctors exhibition is well patronized
Mss HASsEN.-There has lately arrived in this city
vocalist said to be possessed of the most remarkab
ability. We allude to Miss Isadora F. Hansen. Tn
young lady American and has just returned to h.
native country after absence Of several years.
abroad in the study of her profession Those who hav
had the pleasure Of hearing her sing aimed
say that In point Of extent and quality Of voice,
brancy Of execution they have listened to he
equal The compass Of her voice IL said to be astonsh
ngcomprsihg four octsves which she reaches withou
efortand she executes the most difficult variations 70
the violin with singular and accuracy pro