The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-16

y greet the performances Last night witnessed
another perfect triumph. The children danced the
beautiful Pas des Amourettss" In which the beauul
troupe made charming display Of their excellent train
Ing The "Merry Wives Of Windsor went of with the
most perfect success and at its close Mr. Hackett was
called out to receive the congratulations Of the audience
for the admirable in which he acquitted himself
In the part of Sir John FslstsG The bill completed
by two more Dances Roccoco and LIE Pas des Mois
soneurs" by the children the farce of"The Secret
by an excellent cast from the company Tonight takes
place the farewell benefit of Les Dsnseuses Viennoses
when they will appear In the charming Pas des Fsurs
tPas Hongros 1.-THE "Poks Psysanne and Pas des' Amou
rettes Mr.. Hackett has rendered his services and will
appear Mons. Malst, and as O'Callaghan, in the
comedy OF "His Last Legs bill which, II it
not benefit would without doubt attract full house
BowERr THEArRE.-In reference to the Bowery thea
tre need only say that the Siege Of Monterey will
be performed there again this evening" and that the
grand drama, the Carpenter Of Rouen' win compose
the aterpisce Either Of these pieces would draw On
audience that would fill this sdihcs The success OF
Monterey is really astonishing. 1t actually draws as
well 1t did the FIRST night and 1t is as impossible
for gentlemen having ladies with them to procure
advantageous seat unless they engage 1t early In the
day 1t Is certainly the most popular piece ever pro-
duced at the Bowery, or any other theatre.
CHATHAM THrArRE.-A very pleasant time can be
spent in the Chatham Theatre this evening" for per-
ceve avery excellent bill Is offered there for the benefit
Of Mr. Barnes, than whom there Is more deserv-
Ing of handsome compliment. Apart from his benefit,
the bill ought to, and doubt WILL AL the house. Mr.
Chanfrau, Mr. Sherman, the vocalist; Mr. Spencer the
blind volnst, and his baud Of Virginia Minslrels Mr.
l.. S. Conner and host Of other performers will ap-
pear on the occasion The first piece that viii be per
formed will be tho nautical drama Of the Plot' to be
followed by the new comic ballet Of the Four Lovers "
The Widows Victim" is the next piece, and the
xuha nltxAa
strels Barnes will certainly have excellent benefit
CIRcUs-BowKRY AMrHITHEATRE.-There Is an extra
performance given here this afternoon commencing
o'clock, for the accommodation Of the juveniles not
only they, but children Of larger growth, will find
pleasure and amusement In evening visit to the cir
The eats Of horsemanship by the excellent troupe
now performing here very pleasing The oddities of
the clowns and the grace and elegance OF the riders
admirably BY Their contrast to heghten the interest
Of TIE performance.
ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs.-Thise evening will terminate
the second week of this troupes performances and from
the they have met with it would that they
might go for indefinite period without palling
the taste of the public Before they left their
European tour they excellent In their singing
could be- still they have returned excellent and
quite free from any nonsensca PRIDE which such
cess as they met with abroad might well have induced
In them We can nothing more than that they are
the excellent Ethiopian Serenaders that they
were To night they present an excellent programme.
CHRysrr's MISsrRELs.-The very respectable and
fashionable audiences that meet these minstres nightly
must be very gratifying to them as affordng them q
proof Of the appreciation Of their excellent singing
Their witticsms AID oddities are very taking indeed,
ard the last part of their programme which includes
buresque dancing, drol in the extreme We advise
town friends avail themselves of these soires
from the central part Of the town where they
held 1t convenient Of from all parts Of the city
TABEnNAcLE-FAREwELL CONCERT OF THE HAVANA
ITALIAN CoMPANr-The talented singers and perform
raofth 1os rfu thatr
tertsinment, before a small but select audience. We
cannot understand the reason why such q programme
had not attracted greater number OF the dibetan
cept when think how short had been the notice given
to the public Of the appearance of these operatc mus
clans. Nevertheess the concert went of very WELL and
have but to praise every body to the truth upon
she looked beautiful. with superb blue Dress and
wreath of white roses she sang her capatina from
her duo from Norma" with signora Rainieri in the fin
est style also deserved her share Of applause
sgnora Marin the Of the troupe was not 80
successful in her Aria from Safo" By reason which
could understand her voice feeble and not
aured. We have not the reproach to address to
With her duo from Montschi Cspuistti, sung with
Tedesco The audience rewarded her with bursts Of
applause sgnor Vita was also inspirited harmoni-
although do not like his style expressed nevsrthe.
less his csvatina from 81 LOMBARD" with good
voice. This young man wants only more assurance.
The real heroes Of this musical soiree signori
Botesini and Ardti their performance on the double
La danse des Bohemiens by these two erecutans s
really delicious piece. We also very much like the
morceau, called Les Cochettes d'Amour" by Ardti,
although 1t is a copy of the Campanea" of Psganin
The concert indeed excellent one and it ought
t. have been more patronsed than it was The comp
any leaves New York Tuesday next, 10th inst.
In the steamer Guadalquver, for Havana where they
to commence the musical season the 10Th Of Nc
vember.
as popular This afternoon he gives extra
nprfOr 0at9 In To
usual evening entertainment.
Dr. CoLLYERs LIVING MopELs.-The popularity Of
this graceful exhibition continues unxbsted and almost
every one who visits him once sure to 20 again. Let
those who have not his exhibition at the
lest opportunity, as his time is now growing short
Police Intelligence.
Defra,iding Stranger.-Officer Bryant, of the ard
ward, arrested yesterday old dropper called Bob
Mel, on a charge Of dsfrauding q young man by the
name William Martin residing at the of Broad
following circumstances 1t appears that on Wednes-
day last Martin on board the steamboat Rip Van
by Mel who introduced himself in a familiar manner;
at the same time another man came up who likewise
entered into conversation, taking from his pocket
puzzle ball. which he said he had just obtained board
the Chinese JUNK and commenced betting with Mel
specting small piece Of paper which was deposited in
the ball This piece of paper Martin saw placed In the
ball. and feeling confident that he was making sure
thing bet $50 on the chances but upon opening the
ball. the paper was gone and much to his surprise, on
Iouuu, ne louuu ptrIies Will WHOM ne was
betting had vanished likewise. Thus finding himself
done he made application TO the police for aid which
resulted in the Of Mel Of the oonsprators,
in cheating him out OF the above named of money.
The accused taken before Judge Vanderpoe, yes
terday, writ of hsbess corpus Who after investi
eating the facts remsnded him to prison the charge
Arrest Of Shop Captain Bush, of the 9th
ward Police, arrested on Thursday night woman call
ing herself Margaret Smith, chare of stealing from
dry goods store Of James Partridge No. ia 6th Ave-
nue., shawl and twelve yards Of ribbon, valued in all at
ST. The property found in her possession, and
tce Merritt locked her up for trial.
Iasanity Officer Bennett, Of the Sch ward conveyed
the Tombs yesterday from Washington street. a man
calling himself Seaman Clifford supposed to be insane
1t appears that he from Albany with his
trunk and carpet bag and from bis Eighty actions the
street. it evident that his mind affected, which
led the officer to take him into safe keeping Justice o.
borne committed him for the investigation Of the phys
clans.
Insanity.-A man by the name of John Burke, was
rested yesterday morning in the act Of cutting his wfes
throat with razor and afterwards making cash his