The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-24
Theatrical and Musical.


PARK THEArRE.-Ths beautiful opera of Norma"
again presented at the Park last evening" was
performed in a style pleasing than Cd its
former presentation by the troupe. We have
heard Madame Bishop sing better than she did this
OCCASION and the other parts well sustained The
opera goers certainly indebted to the charming
donna for the production of this avoris piece in
oelent manner. Mile Korsinsk exoslled her former
performances and duly appreciated by the audience
sgnor Vatellina received bis performances de-
served with immense applause. He Is uniformly good
Mr. Reeves becoming at home ON the stage, and
will assuredly become great fsvorite his clear voice
and very good execution cannot fail to gain for him
snvisbls reputation. Norma" will be repeated Mon
dsy evening.
BowERy THEArRE-The dramatic spectacle of d" The
Siege of Montereyo the Triumph Of Rough and Ready
has besn withdrawn for the present in order make
for another splendid dramatic peoe which has
In preparation for long time past, and which will be
produced tomorrow evening in the splendid style
the Siege Of Monterey, with scenery, pro
perties and costumes So We learn that the manager
Is determined to eclipse all his former efforts this
osson and the first named piece splsndidy put
the stage all who have 1t will readily admit this
new drama will be equally If not We predict
for 1t perfect and complete success.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mr. De Bar and Miss H. Vallee
for q short time, will make their appearance on the
boards Of that theatre Monday evening" and will ap-
pear in two favorite pieces-in the Dumb Girl of
Genoa" and in the ballet Of the Spirit Of the Foun
tsin.n In the first named piece Mr. Do Bar will psrso
nate str.ppado, the drunken corporal and Miss vaee
personate Leolyn, and Mr. De Bar Conrad The new
drama, the "Mil Of Ryland," viii conclude the
perform the trial dance In La Bsyadere," and also,
in company with Mr. Yates the Pas lie Neapolitain
With such attractions success u inevitable.
CIRcus-BowERY AMrHrrHEArRE.-Mr. Tryon has
certainly to complain of his luck last week. for
he has had full houses every night but the fact is
that he selects udciousy and with such tact that he
he cannot tail to please every one The coming week
he will have the assistance or the famous clown, Dan
Rice who being on visit to the city for 70. days has
been engaged Besides Dan, he will have splendid at
fractions of various kinds to which We shall revert
hereafter.
CHRIsTY's MINsrRELs-Ths excellent band Of negro
mnstres doing wonders at Mechanics Hail. Broad
way The room is oroN ded every night There is va
rietv in their performance which to please every
heard and the full round tones Of the bass voice
Mr. Raynir great addition to their respective cho-
ruses Tomorrow evening they present a varied and
amusing programme.
ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs.-To' say, after four weeks
performance, that these mnrres refined musicians
would be superous they have not only earned that
ture su1Acent testimony in Palmos theatre and in fact
throughout the Union from discerning American audi
ences that their musical abilities Of high order
and their harmony In the melodies perfectly eupho
NOUS They sing variety of songs and choruses to-
morrow evening.
Mn. DEMPsrER has put forth his bill for a second
cert during the coming week Wednesday evening next
is the night set down when he will bring forward many
lently attended, and have doubt his will
also be.
sIoNoR BLrrz.-This admirable professor of magic
and vsntrloquism has finally consented to remain
among us one week more The very full and satisfied
audiences he has had lately have brought him to this
determination, and We satisfied he Is correct in
doing So Another week, then, Of fun in store.
Dr.. CoLLYER's LIvrSo MopELs. This gentleman
has had splendid audiences during the last week The
coming week he brings forward many groups which
| will be sure to take.
Mr. Charles Dibdin Pitt, whose dramatic talent ha
gained for him envisble reputation among the lover
of the drama In Great Britain is about TO visit thi
country. The press In England Scotland and Trelant
have joined in awarding to him praise as one of tn,
most accomplished and rising acters of ~ Ssy. HI,
success was no less In Otheo, Hamlet, Nss1Dh Romeo
Lear and the rest Of the list Of shakspsars great
TONS than 1t was In Claude Menotte .sA even lighter
characters As MIR. Pitt Is engaged by the managers o
tho Park Theatre shall soon DO enabled to judge fol
ourselves of bis merits.
The Lehman family are still at the Avon theatre Ncr
folk.
Mr. Samuel Lover was to give one of his Irish Eve
nings at the Masonic Temple, Boston, last evening.
Herr and sivor to are concert at the Mslode
! on, Boston, on Thursday evening
Miss Dean Is playing at the Buffalo Theatre
Mrs. Mowstt and Mr.. Davenport are still at the How
ard Athsneum Boston Forrest Ia playing at the Bos
ton Theatre and Mr.. Murdoch at the National
Mmlle Dinner and NJ. Schmidt. formerly with the Leh
mann family together with corps de ballet engaged
at the st. Louis New Orleans, and Mobile theatres.
| Mile. Bangy was to close her engagement at the Ma
tional Theatre, Cincinnati the evening Of the 10th
| instant.
Madame Ablamowicz was to give q concert at Cincin
natl last Tuesday evening
The vennoise children popular as In Phil
adephis
| T. @. Booth, the comedian, Is at Cincinnati.
Among the papers Of DR.. Coolidge, (who stands 40
cused Of the murder Of Mr.. Matthews, Of Maine) wal
found bill from Joseph Burnett apothecary fremont
street Boston, for quantity Of hydrociano acid An
account Of this discovery was sent to Marshal Turkey