The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

PAax TnrATnE.-Mr Forrest played Othelo, last
night aud great advantage the character
Where great fame Mr.. Forests goes before rs,
we are apt form large and underlined expectations,
which frequently forerunners Of disappointment
But could doubt from the reprmsnd to his OH
GERS first and his interview with the Senate
that Mr. Forrest would play the part in the in
tended by tine author There q simplicity and truth
in his personaon that entirely identified him with the
character 1t was If the actor to whom was given
the genius to conceive the mighty creation of Shaks
pesre, had by some cunning necromancy conjured up
before eyes the Otheo himself with all his fond
uterable love, his racking doubt his utter oathrgs
his heartsick gref his wild and terrible empests Of
passions sweeping them all away his fixed aud settled
purposes, and last of all the bitter and grief
which hurried him to his fate There was an intensity
in Mr. Forests setting Of the Moor from first to last
which kept every thought and word to its utermost
stretch MIR Forrest most ably supported and the
tragedy put upon the stage In most praseworthy
specimen of the scenic art Tonight Mr. Forrest will
appear In his original character Of Metamora His en-
gagement closes on Friday next
CHATHAM THEArRE-We have the bill Of per-
formsnoes that will the patrons of the
Chatham theatre this evening, and confidently
say that it promises some amusement The comedy
Of London Assurance with Miss Clarke and MIR Wal
cot in the principal characters the hrs part Of it,
an the laughsble farce of Bxmbooxug" the coDclu
form grand fancy dance. We need not repeat that
pleasant hour be spent at the Chatham this eve
ming
CASTLE GARpEN.--The performance Of the Two Eos
carl" took place last evening" and went of in very
perfect style siguora Ranieri whose voice rich
and whose tones harmonious performed the part
Lucrezs Contarn and rendered perfect the despair
of that unfortunate woman, who in the midst Of her
love- was 80 outrageously separated from her husband.
Persi, Foscaril the sweet tenor and Luigi Vita ths
admired The tne music of Verdi we admire greatly
The subject though very sad quite effective for scenic
action, and well appropriated Verdi understands ADM
grandose OF the scenario. The audience Was good
enough at the Castle Garden, and among me pnn, q,
cipaI persons present remarked the omcers OF
the French steamer New York, who had been visit
cd by siguor viarino the manager whose polite
We shall hear, for the first time in America the
celebrated Bsini's opera Romeo and Juliet general
We should have presented our readers with the
synopsis the play had believed that any among
them had read the famed tragedy Of shak-
speare upon which it 10 founded. The only thing we
have make known is, that the charmante sgnorina
Tedesco takes in 1t the part Of Romeo No Of her sd
irers and they the sand Of the sea-
will fai to 90 and her in male attire We understand
that this Of the trumphs cantatrce
who has in it ma gnhcent part superb costumes, and
displays all her histrionic and musical talent The
other characters are taken Sy slg1orS Carsns yS
costumes fine breeze, and excellent music for nity
cents
PALMo's THEArRE.-This place of amusement, 80 long
as 1t is occupied by the Ravels, cannot fail to be
crowded by fashionable audiences They were, indeed
capital last evening" and all went of very we'll To-
night these acrobats will again give another good per-
formance which will consist of the act piece The
Sketches of India" the pantomime Of the Wood Cut
ters the elegant and daring achievements Ia corde
raiden by Leon Jayelh and Gabriel Rsvel then after
will come grand pas de denr from La Favorte," by
Madame L. Javelli and Wells. The entertainment
"Bedouin Arabs" by the whole Ravel Family ,'who will
in this spectacle not only appear correctly atred and
offer personation Of the real Bedouin but will pledge
tn at thaaa IDdia
have attempted with daring and almost incredible
feats which performers of any nation in the world
have conceived possible to be achieved
MINERVA RooMs.-The Virginia serenaders have
tered upon their last tho Minerva ROOMS and
there Is every prospect being very successful The
programme advertised for this evening Is unusually
rich, and promises some rare sport
PEEprx OPERA TRouPE.-We are glad to see this COM
pany receiving for they promise to be perfect
in line any that have solicited public patronage
They will perform again this evening at the Apollo
Rooms, Broadway.
NJ BARTHOLOMEW New BALLET CoMPANY.-These
talented dancers who engaged announced to ap-
pear the opening Of the theatre in Broadway
already preparing themselves to make grand impress
sion that OCCASION The pretest costumes the most
exquisite scenery the ovsiest ladies for the corps
ballet the novelties which will be displayed by
that company We witnessed the other day part Of
these preparations and think they will be great
help to the talent which Is possessed by NJ and Ma
dame Monplaisie and NJ Bartholomew, whose reputation
as moire de- Ja let is known through France Germany,
Italy, Russia, and England We shall keep our readers
du couranf
THE RosIsA MEADOWS CoMPAsy.-This popular vau-
deyile company, under the management of Mr. William
b English, performing to crowded houses In the
principal towns the Hudson river route to Sarato
ga Their entertainments well spoken Of being, for
the most part dramas written by Mr.. English, which
have won golden opnons in the tn theatres IN the
among the notice Mr. Salisbury, who is doing
up funny business In great style Among the ladies'
Mrs Western in the manooque and vaudeviss, sp-
pears to be the bright particular star"
The UrroN PAnroMIMIsrs-Ths company, consisting
of w A. Barnes, S'gnor Pheli Carlo and the Holland
family perform at Newark Wednesday aud Thursday
evenings They are exceedingly clever, and no doubt
will be well patronised by the citizens of Newark.
MELoDEoN.-A very good company Of Ethiopian Min.
stres perform every evening at the above saloon
Dan RICE, the celebrated clown has recovered from
his late indsposition, and left for Pittsburgh, Pa,
yesterday evening
Les DASsrusEs vIENNoIsEs-These beautiful children
Quebec. They danced in the hall Of the Legislative
buildings
Madame Ablamowicz, after q most sucoessfu profess
siona through Kentucky subsequent to which she
passed week in recreation in pleasant spot In Ohio,
has returned to Cincnna whence she starts on another
through the State She to return to sing In Gin
cinnati in October.
Madame Augusta arrived at Buffalo, and Is shortly
to appear at the Easle-street Theatre.
Mile Blaugy appeared at the Walnut-street Theatre,
Philadelphia on Saturday night and was greeted by
full house.
Miss Wemyss commenced an engagement at the Arch
street Theatre Philadelphia, last night
The ssguln troupe still at the Theatre Royal,
Montreal where they last announced for the per-
formance Of Rossnis opera Of the Barber Of Sevlen
City Intelligence.
The WEArHER.-The hot weather still remains, and
yesterday extremely warm. The thermometer
In Wall street up to SO degrees It stood at 81 degrees
the Northern Hotel foot Of Courandt street. ut
10 degrees.
GES. TOW THUMB-Yesterday Jeff the Eastern Pearl
Street House, his tour through the Jersey State He
will return to this city Saturday next putting up at
the above hotel The little general looking well,
and In the best possible health and spirits
LANCE EAoLE-A large eagle caught alive ysster-
day ut O'Clock A M, in Market street. The color is
grsy-wings from tip TO tip measuring eight feet The
owner can have him by proving property application
| to J. Conrad, 81 Market street.