The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28
Theatrical and Musical.

Theatrical and Musical.
Park THKArn-To night the Bishop troupe appear
again In the iavorite opera of La sonnAmbula which
has been received heretofore such marked approb
ton The music Of this opera Is peculiarly adapted to
the voices and style Of the artists who aupsar In
Madame Bishop has thus far shown great taste and o.
pabty In the performance OF all the duties which have
devoved upon her In her present undertaking After
the performance Of "La Sonnambula" the petit comedy
of Forty and Fifty" will be enacted The farce over
Made will appear for the last time In the grand
and csvatna from Tancrsdi, 20 Pstria Di Tant Pal
petit which she will sing In costume An attendance at
the theatre win be we'll repaid in seeing and hearing this
last choice piece IL has been the admiration OF all who
have heretofore witnessed 1t.
BowERY THEArnr.--Ths tragedy of Virginirs" was
performed last night a. this theatre before numerous
gathering Mr. Marshall sustaining the character Of vr
snius with his usual ability. The play was well sast
we'll played, and we'll received. Tonight . splendid
BILL Allied with varied and almost irresistible attractions,
offered being for the benefit Of Mr. w. II. Marshall,
who makes his rt appeal at this theatre to the public
The pieces selected for the evenings
Of an interesting character which, in connection with
the fact that talented worthy lays especial
claim upon his friends aud the public by
msnt Of this kind certainly inducements sufficient
10 give lively appearance to the house the occasion.
new drama, written expressly for Mr. Marshall. en-
brsoipg many interesting historical incidents called
Captain kyd, or the Witch of Hell Gatsn will be pro-
duced for the nrst time to- night Shskspesre's petite
comedy of Tanning the shrew" will be performed In
which Mr.. Marshan will represent the character OF
Petruchio. The farce of Ghost in Spite Of Himself
and Highland ding, embrace the programme Of ths
evenings amusements.
CHATHAM THEArRE-Ths patrons Of this favorte lit
tie house to be furnished with excellent entertain
msnt this evening. Mr. De Bar and Miss vsllee
sttiv .ut,- A.
burssque Of Beauty and the Beast" will be given, with
Mr.. De Bar Al John Quill. After which, Miss vAllss
will appear In Gel Zapateado de Cadis" and much
admired dance Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp" In
Tros s w M Dor.n. and
MIR Yates. And all will wind up with THE Lady and
sontation from the public.
;Iacus-BowrRr AMrHlrurArrr-Dsn Rios the
great shaksperian clown, is dra wing houses
rate with his fame at the circus, and they
disappointed In their expectations, for dropping In
there Last night whilst he letting OF some Of his
jovialtes, found the audience In perfect Of
delight The fact s Dan Rice great clown, and the
patrons Of the circus know it, and thus crowd to hear
him while they he has but three evenings to
lively compel him to leave US after this week In sdd
tion to his performances clown, scenes Of
ho,sman;n,p wiz DO given as also ground and ofy
the Union gymnastics by Brewer, Ethiopian song:.
and finally that inimtable burlesque Of Don ouxots
which has met with such applause. We have no doubt
| the house will be full a. usual.
| ETHIOPIAN sEREsADERs-To-nigh we have grand
bill at Palmo's, when the Philippians win put forth
Of their very best Of all kinds comic and sent
mental There Is doubt whatever that their populs-
rty is great and deservedly The famous phantom
| chorus, from the somnambula' which Is given by
them with such accuracy Is well worth the price Of al
mission to the whole Though the words burlesque
the music is BY no means so it is perfect and equal 70
opera II will be sung night with many other favor
| ties
| CHRIsrY's MIssTRrLs, AT MEoHANios' HALL.--This
popular band Of melodis under the direction Of Col
Christy are doing really an immense business. They
nightly crowded to overlooking with fashonable su.
disnoes. Mr. Prince, the tamborinst, most extra
ordinary psrformsr the bone player and volinist
truly great In fact, a. band In their psculise line.
they inimAbe and well deserve their great
| Mn. DENrsrrs's BALLAD sorRxE.-This entertain.
ment which given at the Tabernacle last evening
was attended by large but quite select audience Mr.
Dempster certainly excsls in ballad singing kind Of
vocal music, by the way which it to be hoped viii
be neglected that liberal patronage 10 being o..
tended towards Italian performances The sweet little
| gems Of Burns, Moore, T. Hood LongfsIow Whittier
Tenny on, Mary Hewitt, Eliza Cook, and others, who
have contributed this department Of poetry are we'll
worth hearing when sung with much soul as this
gentlemen gives them Mr. d. Is to sing at the Lyoevm
Hail. Brooklyn this evening, and offers we'll selected
programme Our neghbors over tue river have treat
In store.
0HgRz, svoRI AND Ksoor.Ths fact that Herr and ST.
vori have engaged the renowned Knoop to assist
them at their concerts will be hailed with the greatest
satisfaction by tho public. Such brilliant combination
Of three artistic each finished of musical SCI
has been presented here Their concert
will take place on Monday or Tuesday evening.
sIosoR BLrrz-Ths little signor Is nightly applaud
ed to the full His tricks wonderfully performed
| and productive Of much amusement Among others,
he will night give his wonderful feat Of the six dinner
plates.
MoDrL Anrnrs.-Ths groups given by these artists
beautiful in the extreme Many of best judges
Of grace artistic elegance them to
BIZ unequalled. They are evidently arranged by prso
tised eyes Tonight no less than fifteen different
scenes will be represented.
GrSrRAL Tom THuMB, the commander in chief Of
Cupds artillery, continues his evees at the Ameriosp
Museum to-day and tomorrow having taken state
for himself sad suite on the to sail next Sat
urdsy.
When the Gusdslquver about TO sail on her late
hence for Havana II discovered that of
the berths engaged for the members Of Narts opera
troupe unooeuped and on enquiry being made the
absentee proved signor Lorni new tenore Of
that company Further investigation being
found among the corps who had seen signor
L. for week; but subsequently turned out that he
hst oined the company In Astor Place, and tho
sailed without him. We learn that he has
changed his mind and has gone to Havana to Join his
former companions.
Miss Weymiss Is At Louisville where her performances
are highly applauded.
Mr. Booth TO take benefit and mako his last sp-
pearancs At the Front Street Theatre Baltimore, on
Tuesday evening.
| THE CHINESE JusK KEyuSo arrived at Newport, n.
| l., on Tuesday last
News FROM RIO GRASDE, SOUTH AMERICA
| We are indebted to Captain Upton, OF brig Rus
sell arrived at this port yesterday. ne Of the RE
Granden0 TO ths nrst OF septem.. T. inclusive. The
paper that date contains circular from the Consul
General OF France to the foreign consular body in
ontsvideo dated July 26th stating that doubts had
been expressed In reference to the continuation of the
blockade Of the coasts OF the province OF Buenos Ayres
by the French naval forces he therefore repeated the
notice previously given that the ships Of that squadron
would continue to blockade absolutely the province of
Buonos Ayres, we'll the ports Of the Oriental
public which may at any time be- occupied BY troops In
the service OF the Argentine government The papers
discuss freely the French and intervention the
writer's all agreeing that II the interior rivers opened
TO Europeans they bid farewell to Independence