The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-18

In two pieces first Pierce Ofsrs, In Demands come
dy Of the Irish Attorney" and sf erwsrds - rsoay
Murphy, In the extravaganza Of the Happy Man" we
have often spoken OF the merits OF MI Conss per
formanoes that what Is true Of his excellent oomo~
abilities would be but mere repetition io-nsh' ne
Is to appear as Paudeen oRaferty In the comic drama
Of Born TO Good Luck" and as Morgan hstusr IN tns
comsdtta Of ~ How TO Pay the Rent"
Bow,.v T.rArnx.-Ths elegant theatre viii be
again opened on Monday evening next. During the
cess has been completely remodsed rsdscorsted and
refurnished fact restored to more than all Its prs
tine elegance New proscenium boxes have been add
cd magnificent drop curtain exhibiting passages
In some Of the late glorious victories In Mexico The
walls and wood work have all been painted In oil, the
Hobbies laid with splendid oil cloth, and elegant
glass chandeliers have been hung in fact Mr.. jackson
expense to make this house what he always
has succeeded in doing viz the most elegant theatre in
the Union. The immense audiences that have nightly
crowded it during previous have shown what
hold it has upon the people, and the pub
lie that the coming season will be a. splendid
any that has praised Mr. Jackson Is not content with
thus spenddy smbelishing his house He has selected
company Of actors and actresses in every way worthy
to sustain ts appearance and the drama will here be
rendered In way fitting the present day He has en-
gagged artists Of established talent fitted to support all
the various branches; and with Mr. W. Marshall to do
the leading characters he has also secured the services
Of those old favorites Mesrs c. W. Clarke C. Dunn,
Besmy, and many other familiar faces; Mssdames Jor
dan, Sutherland, Bell, Phillips and others. The per-
formanoes Monday evening win consist Of the ira
gedy Of "Brutus," and the grand historical drama Of
" Hofer, the Tell Of the Tyrol." An immense house
will doubtless DO In attendance.
CHATHAM THEArRE-This evening IL set apart for
the benefit Of that fvorts Of tho public Miss Clarke
who with Mr. Wsloot will appear in the drama of "Don
Cesar de Bazan and the farce Of Gan Object Of In
teres the whole to conclude with the farce Of estate
Secrets {" The many friends Of this amiabs young
tress will doubtless be on hand tonight
CASTLE GAnpEr.-There were upwards Of four thou.
sand persons present the occasion Of the benefit OF
Tedesco last evening" and the HispanoItslsn artists
were received with the applause 1t was literally
ubee for they sang better during their engage
ment The enfciGire Tedesco in the most perfect
voice. and three encored with kind Of
frenzy The opera of Hermann" is ndeed magnificent
piece of music, and should Verdi, its composer have
written but this partition would alone have created
him great maestro The celebrated finale Of the third
act was rendered by the artists and the chorussss With
repetition. The last act also beautiful. The
whole concluded with the witty and charming song of
Tedesco LA Colasa," to which she gave all the
and cache which the popularity Of that piece
The fair cantatrice then called before the curtain
and presented with very fine bouquet The company
of NJ viarno will leave topsy for Boston, where they
to play engagement at the Melodeon. There Is
hope for to hear again this these artists in
New York. We sorry to part with them, but wish
them every in neghbor city. May they
turn and receive hearty welcome from next season
PiLMos OPERA HoUsE.-This small theatre In Cham
bers street, again filed last evening with brilliant
company. The Rsvels displayed their best tricks, and
were animated with all that vivacity and French fun
which is 80 celebrated throughout the world In the
witty English farce called Hunting Turtle" Tom Pa
eide and John Seton Ike the house In Of laugh
ter by their oomca ecoentrcities. Mr.. Massetts per
Torrance Of Jocko," also excellent and Gabriel
Rave was good in the part Of the Ppo
which he plays with an unrvasd bstise The dance Of
Madame Leon Javeli and MIR. Henry Wells, was execu-
tea with an admirable entrain The whole concluded
played by Gabriel Rsve who was received with I'M
bounded applause The audience separated with the de-
termination to rendezvous at Palmos Monday even
ing next when the Ravels will reappear with entire
new BILL
GRAND CONCERT OF THE FRENCH BENEVOLENT So
sIErr.-This annual festival which Is to take place on
Monday next September goth, will be decidedly grand
affair for its programme Is rich and varied. Mr. Henri
Herr has kindly volunteered his services and will play
several of his elegant and unrvaled compositions
among which we ind Z" La Parisienne, Yariations de
Bravoure for the pianoforte with accompaniment Of
powerful chorus, performed by him at the Hotel de
Vle in Paris at concert given in aid of the sufferers
of revolution Of July 1880 Several other talented
artists also volunteered their services and find
the list Sgnor Benedict the tenore Of Sanquricos
company, and M Dubreuil the 6arytone Of the New
at the concert that he gave with Madame jolly two or
three months ago. Madame Pico, M Genevess and M,
Etienne also mentioned In the bill. We must not
forget Herr W. Battenhaussen, first solo player Of the
Court Theatre Of Casse Germany apup Of the maestro
Ssos cSossn for the Ss Apollo ROOMS
account Ct the large sale OF tickets We understand
that the affair will Psrhaps take place At tss Tablet ss
such great bin as that offered 70 the public, the
diettanti of New York will crowd the Apollo Rooms,
and, indeed, even the Tabernacle.
The ORPHANS BENEFIT THE PRINcR STREET AsY-
LuM.This affair, in aid Of such admirable chrrty,
will come OF Monday evening next, at Castle Gar
den Our crowded columns forbid our saying ell We
would the subject We shall however return to the
subject again
BowERY AMrHrrHEArIr Crncus-There Is an extra
performance given here this afternoon, at p. NJ.
which especially convenient for families whose little
ones wish enjoy the sight without being exposed to
the night air There will also be the usual evening per
formance Both of these entertainments will comprise
ell the good things Mr. Tryon 80 well knows how serve
up
ANEcpoTE OF GABRIEL RAvrL.-Last night delight
ed crowded auditory at Pamos encored Gabries great
part in the Three Faced Frenchman," Of making hii
sister disappear through table about six inches thick
having but one sister, who had already disappeared
The audience greatly amused at this russ to avoid
Q repetition
YANKEE HILL AND DR.. VALENrrNE-LAsr NIeHr.-
TneSo unsurpassed comic cudrdcVoTb give ibct
tertainment this evening at Mechanics Hall The room
has been crowded every evening with fashionable and
delighted audiences Look out for seats might.
GorHIc HALL, BRooKLvr-Winthers grand exhibit
ton Of Chemical Doramas continues open. There will
be exhibition, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
Madame Anna Bishop arrived in town yesterday from
Boston Previous to her commencement at the theatre
she will give concert at tho Tabernacle Her success
In Boston has been great
Herr Alexander is performing with great success, at
Saratoga.
Blangy is about to start from Philadelphia for Cincn
natl and Louisville
Mile Augusta has completed her second engagement
at Buffalo.
Wslack, Webb, and Mrs. c. r. Thorne still play
ing ut the Boston theatre.
Booth and Mr. and Mrs Crisp at the toward Athe
| nnum, Boston.
This Is the last week Of the engagement of Dumble
toms celebrated Ethiopian serenader at the Boston
| lodson,
BY reference to the list Of arrivals which may be found
In It's appropriate column IL will be that large