The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-27

week they are going to bring out a new opera,
we hope with better success than that of Ernani.
We shall endeavor then to see what is to be done.
Apropos-one OF the troupe is celebrated macs
tro from Milan, Signor Bonzanini, who is report
ed, on the best authority, to be one of the
best teachers in Italy. So Madame Borghese,
we'll known here, says, in letter to New
York We are glad to near it. There are no
good music masters IA New York, and a good
one is much wanted n musical society.
Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THEArRE.-Old Drury is filed every evening
with highly delighted audience called together to
and hear the unsurpassed comicalities Of Collins and
Placid Last night "Rory o'More" was again present
ed, and vent of in good style. The scenes between
Rorg lns) and De Welskein, (Plaoids) were ex.
IRENE ushabe. Thestory Of the Irish fox was vel
told auo joe luement Of the little Of which it
formed a part, was Handsomely brought out. "Nspo-
Icons Old Guard followed 1t is Of those touching
little pieces in which MIR. Pacde is happy. The old
soldiers fidelity his love for his Emperor and his
stanoy to the trust confded to him, beautifully
portrayed by the actor that all charmed with the
performance. The extravaganza Of the Happy Man"
the concluding piece Of the evening. Tonight
"Rory OMore' Is to be again performed together with
the oomedistta Of the Omnibus in which Mr. Collins
will perform the part of Pat Rooney Mr. Plaoide per-
sonstng Master Tom Dobbs. The petit comedy Of "A
Kiss in tho Dark" will wind up the performances for the
evening.
BowERr THEATRE.-This place Of amusement was 80
much crowded last evening" that those who arrived after
the rising Of the curtain tried In vain to procure seats
The attraction chiefly the strsDger Tin which MR..
Shaw acted the part Of Mrs Halter To speak fsvora
BILE terms Of the in which she acquitted herself
would be like gliding refined gold The large atten-
dance the OCCASION aud thesppause with which she
greeted, sufficient commentary. She will sp-
pear there this evening for the last time this season. in
the character of Constance in the Love Cha.e and
the performances will be for her benefit expect to
see, possible larger house than there last
ming. The musical extravaganza, the LADY Of the
Lions and the tragedy Of Douglas will also be per-
formed this evening We informed that Mr.. Mar.
SHALL who has become great avorte at this establish
ment, will leave II soon to fulfil engagement at Al
bany He quits New York with the regrets Of all who
know him. and takes with him the reputation of being
Of the most talented and sterling actors on the
American stage.
CHATHAM THEArRE-There was q very full atten-
dance at this theatre last evening" and the
which comprised the spectacle, Magma Charta or
the Brthright OF Freedom" and the ta0eaur ripants
BY the model artists very successful This spec
tace In favor the oftener It is performed and now
that the company perfect in their parts affords
very agreeable amusement We cannot praise too highly
the tabieaur vvans. They indeed superb and ali
who omit seeing them do themselves injustice The en-
tertsiuments produced at this establishment and the
efforts the part Of the please render this
Of the happiest places In the city in which to spend
evening. Novelty is the order OF the day and ali
who 60 there are sure to get the worth Of their
and more too.
CIRcus-BowERr AMPHrrHEArnE.-Those Bedouin
Arabs daring set of fellows. agile as cats and firm
a. rocks in the various extraordinary and really peri.
hev fhe
Acrohats believe that il the term and what with
their back omsrsets and front somersos and
through balloons, aud somersets of soldiers
with loaded carbines and bsyonets and sharp kuiyer
and all such real cutting instruments ready receive
exciting one as can be imagined Besides ali this
Kemp the clown gives his aid In the comicsl line and
&c &c, serve to complete a full evenings fun.
CHRIsry's MiSsrRELs.-Picayune Butler IL coming
with vengeance, every evening, and not only he, but
as many be crammed into Mechanics Hall every
evening" Were calculation to be made of thu number
Of people who have heard them during this visit US
would be about as accurate census ofthe population
OF this city such official documents usually That
song Of the old Tar River with the accompanying
en- electrical species Of performance audit always calls
oown tnunders OF applause II ana many other of their
crack pieces will be performed this evening.
SABLE HAAsoSDrs.-Thursdaye evening" this company
Of negro Ministries performed at Newark, TO a very
crowded house; the receipts understand were S2I2
They continue every evening" at the Ahambra to sing
their paintivc sou,triDg melodies their banjo player
Is considered the most accomplished among the sable
race on that instrument and their bone player excel
lent; In fact, their wit humor conumdrums choruses
and harmony, drawing large and respectable
every night Nib0s arranged in the neatest
manner for the accommodation visiters and refresh
ments of every kind be had in the saloon up stairs
BUnKI HorFMls.--These celebrated artistes
leave this city on Monday next for Albany and Troy
where they intend giving in conjunction soma
Insy tsen proceed to Boston and through the respec
tive towns Of New England.
MopEL Anrsrs-Thess. ARTISTS give another Of their
very delightful entertainments this evening We need
only say that they are most classical and graceful
tain.
INIT Murdoch made his first appearance at the Norfolk
Theatre, on Monday night. :
Board OF Icducat ion.
SPECIAL MsrriNe, Nov. 70 Tow Ssyrp HAMS,