The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14

long as the weather will permit; and as the n.y.
draulic cement is used, this branch also, must
cease when the frost appears In week or so,
another discharge Of laborers must take place,
leaving for the winter force, the stone cutters,
few carpenters, sc.
Theatrical and Muslcal.
| PARK THEArRE.-Ths new play, the Cavalier" was
again presented at the Park last evening" Mr. Pitt and
Mrs Abbott sustaining the principal parts There
several pointed passages Of remarkable merit In the
piece and the actors to whom the several parts
given in charge have acquitted themselves we'll Mr..
Pitt has evidently studied the best models and has
deriving great benefit from that study but his
fresh STYLE his hearty manner and welltimed
modulsons with proper observance Of the usual rules
Of rhetoric will gain him greater success in his pross
sion than the successful limitations He plays with
great care and takes advantage Of the small things
stage business which 60 to make up good acting for
the painter Of his nts than the dra
matte artist Of his lights and shades made up Of the
coloring given by these same small matterp. Mrs Alb
great praise for the beautiful in
which she enacts the part Of Mrs Hsrgrave 1t In,
deed admirably fitted Co her STYLE and could
hardly find better than It does In her
The audience showed their appreciation Of her merit BY
calling her, well Mr. Pitt out ct the end Of the
piece. MIR. Stark, Beauchamp, the friend Of Lord
Morton, also good The aferpieoe was the Heir at
hv which Ven
as much as possible Of the characters for Lady
bsry it is enough to say that was performed by Mrs
Vernon Dick Dowlass by Dyott, was better than the
character as by another gentleman 1t
this house time since, though both were good mr.
well performed the spice Of the play On Monday nish,
Mr. Pitt will again appear a. Hargravein the
tbs graphic iiustr.tions of George Cruikshank called
the "Botte /" This is highly spoken or and WILL no
doubt, produce sensation.
BowEnY THEArRE.-Those who visited tho Bowery
inta Nfrla1
no ordinary nature, and which viii excite emotions
of pleasure whenever 1t to their minds The FIRST
piece enacted was Evadne, the Statue" which was
well cast and well supported any piece that has
been performed tho New York boards for some time
Mrs Shaw Of course took the part of Evadne and We
do that highly gifted actress more than justice In
saying that rarely IL ever within our recollection, was
the Evadne which the author had in his mind, better
portrayed The part of Ludovico was personated by
MIR. Marshall. This gentlemen Is an actor OF great
natural ability. He Is evidently deep read ana mas
studied his profession with care. Aspiration peers
through every sentence he utters and needs but 1or
him to continue in the line he has evidently marked
himself to rank high In the art as his ambition
ever aimed at Mr. Clark" Vicentio" was admirable
ly is with applause We cannot pass over Mr Goudson
who personated the first oonspirator In that where
crowned with success he was really excellent and evnc
ambition which, II properly directed, Will place
him in high position before many years. At the con-
clusion Of the evenings performances Mrs Shaw and
Mr. Marshall we're both called before the curtain On
Monday evening Mrs shaw VIII appear Is MsS hansr;
spectacle entitled the Revolution or the Patriots OF
'76" will be performed 1t is hardly necessary to say
that the house will be filed on the occasion.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mr. C. w. Webb took benefit
at the Chatham Theatre last evening" and when he ap
peared he had the satisfaction ofsseiug crowded house
before him. The tragedy Of "Maobeth was the first
piece performed Mr. Webb taking the chief part and
Mr. Held the second When first saw Mr.. Webb We
were disposed to rank him very high but on seeing
him second and third time had reason to change
our opinion and were satisfied that he is what his admi
In the south have represented him He here
immediately fill engagements In other Cities and
expect the favorable reception De has met with In New
York will tend to his advantage The living Tabesux"
consider that recently this classic species Of
tertanment has been introduced among US, the perec
ton which these artists have attained highly credta
BILE to them The enterprise of Mr. Fletcher IN adding
this attraction for attraction 1t is to his house.
will, We are confident, rebound to his advantage Un
Monday evening" the amusing drama, My Poll and NJ y
Partner Joe,n and the petite comedy, The Jacobte
will be performed The Model Artists are advertised to
perceive the Rape Of the sabines" the Amazonisn
Triumph" and others equally as interesting
| Circus BowERY Accommodations Is nothing
like succession of novelties at place Of Amusement
that 1t is that pessss the audiences particularly at
place like the Amphitheare devoted to light and fanc
full performances which intended to divert the mind
whole evening. This Is the character Of the various
acts the Circus where Mr. Tryon's company nightly
20 through beautiful series Of equestrian and gymnas
tic feats rnvened by the jocularities OF the clowns
During the coming week, number of Mr. Kemp's origi,
nal pantommes will be brought forward they are full Of
jokes and well calculated to amuse
| CHRIsrYs MNsTRELs.-It is daily said that this Is
the age Of progress and far they concerned
Chrisys band certainly included in the category Of
those progressing Last night they completed their
sixth week, and tomorrow evening they take fresh
start and commence again. We have so often alluded
to their excellent singing buresque dancing and jokes
that We need only that they still continue
| nightly to be as good as ever
| SABLE HARMoNrsrs-Ths band has been quite well
supported during the past week. much So indeed as
to warrant their taking larger wherein to exhibit
and they will commence tomorrow evening another
ries of their performances at NibloB ALEXANDRA saloon
In Broadway. This location Is very good one and We
have doubt they viii find their success increase dur
| ing the coming week
LIVING MopELs-These artstes successful that
thew have concluded to remain another among
| Tomorrow evening they open with some new groups
SIoron BLrrz remains in Brooklyn three nights more
after which he must leave to fulfil engagements else
where.
| sIyonI HERR AND KNoor give q concert next Wed
nesday evening, at Washington Hall, Newark, New
| Jersey.
array Of musical talent. The Bishop operatio ant
dramatic troupe at the Boston theatre the Segun
at the Howard Athneum; and Herr, Svori, Knoop and
| signora vatteina at fremont Temple The favorit'
little Adslph is by ecpsed by all the opposing
brancy but 10 'under full headway Of success" bur
esquing itself in public favor deeper and deeper ever
night
Mrs Farren 10 playing with marked success at Cinon
natl.
Tom Thumb IL at Columbia South Carolina,
Police Intelligence.
IN IA, &c Sn.oku-seme sneaking thief entered tn
feed store occupied by r. r. Randolph No l7s Christie
phsr street. stole from the desk $40 In silver aud mad
good his escape.
a Charge Of Stobbing. "A man BY the name Of Davi
Hogan keeping public house. at No AZ Howard street
Ward station House, on charge Of stabbng Major
Bsily in the side with ice picker while In fracas
the above premises However, Major Bailey would nc
make complaint at the Station House; consequently