The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-24

PARK THEArRn-Messrs. Collins and Placide appeared
again at the Park last evening" and had the pleasure Of
playing to very good house, which was indeed rather
matter Of SURPRISE for the evening extremely
unavorabs to pedestrian enterprises Of any kind that
large inducements must have presented themselves In
order to induce persons to venture FORTH except In
| risges. The Nervous Man and the Man Of Nerve"
again performed and again the auditors kept
in constant exercise shaking their sides at the irress
bs laughter provoking points Of the two antipodes Of
the play, Mr.. Aspen and Mr.. Mcshane The remainder
of the bill for the evening nled up by good list
of amusem ents could be desired" How to Pay the
Rent % Nspoleon's Old Guard ant" Teddy the Tiler"
Tonight to have repetition Of the bill presented
on Monday evening" viz: " The Nervous Man." "Teddy
the Tier and Grandfather whitehead" The ma
nagsr that It is the last time these pieces
during the present engagement Of this
bination of comic talent
BowERY THEArRE.-Mrs. Shaw is still the star of at
traction at this house This evening she will appear as
Belvidsra, in "Venice Preserved" character which re-
qurss great actress like Mrs 3d. to oil properly That
she does do this the united voice of all critics has long
ago declared. She will be supported WELL as the stock
company the Bowery comprises artists capable Of act
ing up to her level This fact alone adds much to the
pleasure Of evening at the Bowery The comedy Of
the Young Widow" and the new drama Of "Murrell,
founded the exploits of this famous south western
robber, will conclude the evenings entertainments.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Ths new spectacle of the
Birthright Of Freedom" which has been put on the
stage in such excellent STYLE is nightly attracting
crowds The subject Of the piece being which comes
home to the feelings Of friends of liberty and the peo
| plss rights, who a-days 80 plenty, will un-
doubtedly it to have heightened run. Of the
scenic arrangements and stage appointments need
only say that they In accordance with the
in which Mr. Fletcher does every thing at his theatre
will be repeated TO- night and the fabeaur piVan by
the artists Of the theatre and the amusing farce of the
Spectre Bridegroom will I'LL up the balance Of the
evening right pleasantly.
CIRcus-BowERY AMrHrrHEArRE.-Tsnight, Mesrs.
Joe Miles and D. c. Penny take joint benefit and have
quite taking bill for the occasion. They say 1t is
Thanksgiving and Evacuation Eve; and, therefore,
they hope their friends will the cash tickets
and thus give them the benenciaries chance to give
thanks. They have mustered no less than twenty
lunteers Who In their various performances will prove
circumstance The various horse acts clowns tricks,
60 &c. will be all highly amusing and we trust Messrs
Miles and Penny will have as full beneht as they can
desire.
CHRIsrYs MINsrRELs.-The same old story here-ful
houses, great applause and laughter and a unanimous
vote Of the audience every evening" that the place to
enjoy ones self Is at Mechanics Hail. The break down,
lecture on mesmsri:m, polka iU singing playing jokes
and Sty Praotssd here EVERY
strelsy. Tonight, a. usual, an excellent bill.
SABLE HARMoNsrs.-These woolly pated philosophers
marching EDWARDS into the affections of the town,
steadily and surely Scott did to Mexico They
unanimous set Of singers and their hearers unan
also in their opinion of them. That grand solo of
Briggs is worth going few miles to hear and all their
songs and playing are excellent We may add that as
their given In the halls of John Niblo every
body knows that he administer cordial comfort to
who during the intervals of the performance wish
the Sable Harmonists Is spreadng the good folks of
Newark, NJ have heard Of them, and insist on their
they return here Immediately afterwards and recon-
mencs on Friday evening
Miss JOSEPHINE BRAMsoN gives her concert this
ning at the Tabernacle and has selected delight
full music for the occasion. She herself will perform
the piano. and will also be accompanied by her sister,
Miss Harriet Bramson Miss Julia Northa will give
Of her very delightful singing, and the young Der
worts will perform ON the violin and violonc clio and
Of them, Miss Caroline will give song There Is some
thing quite graceful in this troupe Of youthful perform
ever young company deserved encouragement, they
do MIR Ernst the futist and grand orchestra under
the direction Of Mr. George Loder and Mr. Timm at the
piano. win be the general officers this youthful bat
TALON We feel assured that every thing will go of well
been giving Lessons on the piano in this city many
friends and what with them and the intrinsic worth OF
filed.
MADAME ANNA BnHop.-The success of this lady's
operatc troupe at Boston, has been great-crowd
cd houses every night and bouquets and wreahs were
thrown from every quarter at the feet of this dstin
gushed canGtrce. Mr. Reeves is likewise applauded,
and has become great favorite They opened on Mon
day evening, in Philadelphia with similar This
Is 1t should be- for with such galaxy of musical Ia
Is Madame snop Miss s "a Ne
chorus, success must be certain We hope shortly to
see them again at the Park theatre.
MUSICAL ILLUSTRATIONS TO sHAKsPEARE.-Mr. Henry
Lynne lately arrived from England where he has been
well pstronizsd both trsgedian and lecturer in
sutx Ia oho-
peare, commencing on Tuesday evening, Dee. T. There
many persons who do not visit theatres to whom
such entertainment will prove deeply interesting
| LIVING MoDELs.-These artists continue to attract
great crowds. The best things must come to an end
and they cannot remain with forever; therefore we
advise all to and them at once before they begin
to talk of leaving.
Mr. HofYmau's concert at the Tabernacle It must be
held in mind, comes of on Thanksgiving tomorrow
night He offers than usually attractive BILL and
will be assisted by six eminent vocal and instrumental
performers
The officers of the garrison at Montreal, giving
amateur performances at the Theatre Royalthe pro.
fits to be devoted in part to aid the public charities Of
| the city.
At Mrs. Watsons concert, which to take place
last evening, In Philadelphia Camille svori to aid
the fair vocalist, by an exhibition of his wonderful
talent.
Mr.. Dempster is in Philadelphia, where he is about to
| give entertainments.
Dan Marble Is at the Howard Athen@um, Boston.
Professor Rsey and his sons were to make their nrst
| appearance at the Howard, on Monday evening"
Tom Thumb arrived at Savannah the evening Of
| the 18th inst.
| EUROPEAN PosTAGE.-We received by the last
steamer the folio wing letter. relative to the post
age on newspapers and letters going from the
United States to Switzerland and the South of
Germany. 1t comes from the highest authority,
and it will, therefore, be of use to those who have
friends in that part of the world:--
BAsLE, SWITZERLAND, Oct. 30, le47.
EpiToR HERALD -
SRI would beg Of you In future not to send any pa
pers by the steamer Washington Both trips that she
has made my papers, letters &c(as we'll those for
Others destined for Switzerland and the South Of Ger
manyl-Mere taken to Bremen instead Of being sent