The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02


others of the family We think also that the applause
was warmer than any time before, and that the per-
formers rvassd with fun merrnsnt and talent to 70,
turn their thanks to the American public for the kind
patronage always bestowed upon them. The English
farce Of NV Neighbours Wife, was acted with great
deal Of enthusiasm and histrionc accuracy
and Messrs. Wolcott, Seton and Placids. The two
psntomimes OF Harvest Homer and "Godenski,n
showed Gabriel aud his relations displaying their
best tricks, their funniest fsrces. and their most
elegant exercises Madame Leon Javslli and Mr.
H Wells danced also most beautifully that Polka
dss SafoWs" which Is certainly the pretti-
est among all them; 1t was encorsd We cannot sx-
press ourselves the subject OF NJ Narcotic his gym
nastc exercises indeed incomprehensible We oan-
not understand how make such positions with
his body, and perform such wonderful fsats. Though
think that M Marcetti has bones, but only nerves
We understand that this gentleman Is engaged with
that troupe The evenings performance concluded
with the Tas'esrr piVans" representing the death
We prefer Doctors
ind the Raveis very accurate and excellent In their
style The curtain went down upon their last scene,
and the audience about to retire, when Mr. John
Seton and said 10 very accurate speech that
the Rsvel family at the general demand Of the
services for the benefit Of that gentleman Mr. Gabriel
Rave though very to return upon his card given
wise but consent to such generous deed W. are glad
to make known that these talented French artists will
lively the last performance Of the Rsvsls.
CiRovs, BowERy AMrRITHsArnE.-Thisss establishment
IL bound to do good business they say in the Bow.
cry There is quite gathering of"stars' at It, and
whatever be said to the contrary the star system
here works to admiration but the secret Ii that Mr.
Felix Carlo, the Holland Family, W. Donaldson-al
stars In the merry making line, and an equally eoisnt
company Of eSus;sris.: The great mock heroic pso:
week In consequence OF the extensive preparations
ss..sI to give Il proper :so and By the way the M:s
Monday evening next, when 1t will be produced. sd
dtonal scene Of not only SAINT. Annals but all his Gen
erals retreats be truthfuly aided Meantime this
evening Sgnor Felix Carlo and the Holland Family. sp
pear in their amusing and John Gossin
will perform the clown to all the principal acts Of horse
manshp There Is also extra performances this after
noon for the accommodation Of families.
CHRnry's MirsrRELs AT THE MEcHANics' HALL
The for negro melodies and has
and with It has Chrstys Minstrsls who take up
their old quarters at 472 Broadway where they have
achieved many triumphs. For Ave years they have
been performing throughout the Union, and have at
ractsd the enthusiastic and overlooking houses
On their last visit here they performed four months
successfully: and their audiences ON the last evening
brilliant and large as on the first The really
scientific manner In which they execute their various
songs and dances is most pleasing and the great variety
No less than twenty distinct songs and pieces
given. including burlesque lecture magnetism
and burlesque ON the we'll known Swiss Bell Ringers
Without Wishing to appear invdious, have doubt
that this company is one of the very best now in the
Union; es4n memSer OF rs pelect IN ns aepartment,
appropriate reservation OF seats for the
OF ladies and children nothing Is wanting to make an
evening passed with them one OF pleasure indeed.
ETHIOPIAN srRErADEns AT PALMo's.-Every body
collects these attractive darkes every body knows how
they used to draw tho greatest houses, and give the
greatest scientific negro music, from New Orleans to
Quebec some two years ago; and, again, every one
knows how they left to display their talents In Eng
land and how they succeeded there steamer that
The @ % NO Of
patronsed In London and all parts Of England Scotland
and Ireland, as they have besn Royalty itself did not
dsdain to commend their performances; the nobility all
sought them for their private parties Autographs OF
Them In their various performances flooded the land
fact their whole career of unbounded
and Of the most convincing proofs of this tn.
FORMING every where ns Their
rage and indeed nothing for time was thought Of
sssmsnt Wsi after this fssnS and feastins they
have returned to US fresh ever, and have no
doubt that the public win nnd that they have not de-
preciated in their artistic value since their departure
On Monday evening next they commence their hrst
weeks performances at Palmo's theatre
SroroR bite AT THE socIsrY LIBnARr.-Amidst the
perfect avalanche Of amusemens with which New York
has been overwhelmed, the little sgnor has been pa
ronzed with full audiences for two weeks In succession
which shows oonclusivsly how high rank he takes
among the various artists Of the day To-day and this
evening he will conclude his present visit to us He
will to-day give an afternoon exhibition at P M ,
which affords ue chance for families whose younger
and delicate members object to being out In the
night air. He viii also give his usual evening per-
Torrance at TX M. On this his last day, he will in
| troduce some Of his most wonderful feats.
| DR. CoLLYER's LIvISo srAruARY AT THE APOLLO
RooMs.-This exhibition continues nightly at the above
mentioned in Broadway, and from the appearance
Of the audiences nightly, have doubt will long
continue attractive. 1t is decidedly the most unique
| exhibition going.
| GOTHIC HALL, BRooxLYN.-This evening the last
hbition Of Winters Chemical Diorama takes place
Those who have not yet them had better visit
the above rooms tonight and We assure them they will
| be well entertained.
Collins to appear in Philadelphia on Thursday
night in two plays The "Solder Of Fortune" and the
wife Hunter F" He il great fsvorts in Phisdel-
| pbia - he was here.
and the Barber OF sevie performed with others
curing the last week.
young lady from this city said tobe Of high respeo.
liability aud very beautiful Is about to make her debut
a. danseuse ut the Howard Atheneum Boston She Is
| pupil Of Signor Nora
Mr. wallsck to appear at the Boston Theatre on
Basap MIR was to leave for England in the Britain
| mia, whica sailed yesterday.
Herr Alexander gave his last performance at Blocker
| Hail. Albany, on Thursday evening.
MIR Dempssr Ia to give another soree musicale at the
| Masonic Temple, Boston, this evening
| Mr.. Lover was in New London on Thursday.
Tom Thumb holds . levee at the Town Hall, New Lon
don, to-day, and starts from this city this evening
| Police Intelligence.
Charge of Grand Larceny Officer Patterson, Of the
Sd ward arrived ir town yesterday morning from Bos
ton, having In custody genteel looking young by
the Of Henry l.. Gardner, on q charge Of having
stolen last Saturday morning wallet containing $500
the property Of MIR. Archibald Cochran, Matchmaker
No 2ss Greenwich street 1t appears that small tin
box containing $2l3 Of the stolen money had been in
tercepted by the officer Tuesday afternoon following
tho day that the accused left for Boston, but being
too late to him ut the boat teegraphc commu
Notation despatched to Boston, which caused his
by constable Capp On his person recovered
the wallet together with $400 most OF promssory notes
and gold ring all identified by MIR. Cochran his
property. The accused has acknowledged stealing the
money and Justice Osborn locked him up in the Tombs
for trial.