The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-15

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decoysd from their native hills to Cuba that there
nothing VAL save them from sharing the miserable iats
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atest enthusiasm and Madame bisnop was oeued OUT
Is usual the end Of the second act and ct the close
performance To istsn TO thu shouts of applause
md a, r.os,v. thu bououets Of flowers which we're be.
,toved bv her highly erstifsd listeners. The closing
Mace was snoored and s repetition again called for
In the second act Mr. Frssers performance of"St 20
Gently" was enoored Inc cnor1sses were AZ good ana
svsr oth.rs of the Hsvsns Italian tToupe were prs
sent and appeared highly pleased with Madame Bishops
with warmth that evinced how much she was gratfed
in listening to the sounds which she herself but lately
dsoourssd at this place. This opera seems to BIZ
received with even better grace than Linda" On
Monday night La Sonnambulan Is to be performed
again for the benefit Of Mr. Frsserwhc h shown much
good In selecting this opera this occasion. As
this viii BIZ the last opera night but one, have
doubt that there will be good attendance Surely
one VINO fond OF music ana who can spare an evening
not hssr hsr s,nc no! '-''' ~ -"' A'-' 'A~' A' wv
JBowERr THEArRE-That old favorite OF the patrons OF
the Bowery Theatre and universally acknowledged ex.
cellent actress Mrs Shaw will commence an engage
ment at this theatre tomorrow evening During the
short time she will be with u.s. she win appear In all the
characters In the personaton of which she s SO justly
celebrated She will commence with that of Margare,
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tomorrow havstne opportunity seeing her In II again
We predict for Mrs Shaw reception more enthusiastic
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dnring her anas~emsnt In sddt;on 70 ovss S.cr
fce the nautical drama Inchcape Bell % which has
| been revived with 30 much favor will be performed
! Tomorrow evening
| CHATHAM THEATRE.-When we referred to this favor
tie Yesterday we were not aware that the
talented Adslphi COMPANY. combating Of Mr.. and Mrs
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DrousnAm' or' wh"'ns ana ME- fatker' were re-enss-
ged for week more at this theatre This will, no
doubt be hailed with eradication by all who hsv. had
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tne OF Witnessing the OF this com
msnt could he msds Nv H. E1tcbar ~ ~
ro. AZ, he L" y ~ ,;n;,i S ~ , us ~
he is catering tor They viii perform the rst NIGHT of
their engagement, Tomorrow EVENING" the farce of
h w 10 20 S"us nd
" we'll calculated to draw as full houses M the
ever contained.
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require sught except the bare OF their
| appearance to ensure them success.
The LEHMAN FAMrLY-The celebrated ballet com.
psny Ano""a sno Lehman iAnny' numbering So'erA.
BEST dancers ana performers on the tight rope tna
ever per'ormeu IN 'niS CITY, commences an engagement
to-morrow evening II Castie dsroen wnere tney wi M
doubt draw Is large houses as they ga IN New Orleans
mar SEASON and Castle GARDEN l. dsciSsd,x the bss
place In the city for them that success which
their merit entities them It well ventilated by tht
nta9s. vb;ch NJ wo"id ~ vs;n ioS yor =, ",b. n1
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General Tom Inumb Is, during the present week, to
| nold ievees ~ bunsio'
James Wallack, the distinguished comedian arrived
in Boston Thursday evening.
The Bostonisna ara laughing nj thu ysnkesisms of
Hin and DR. Valentine ana admir;no thu skNi If tho
conjurer sgnor Bitz Mr. Thorne is about to open the
National Theatre, formerly known as the Federal
AZ x,n.rv thu y,srno,.s chdr.r srs d.rcr, En- uood
houses
At Cincinnati where they had an unusually active
but little
A. Rslt,ora tho Erort .trs.t oman ana Mia
n vsiiss and Mr. De AR are doing p the sssins
business
the Theatre Royal He succeeds Mr. Wxlack, who, Will,
playing Don Cesar De Bazaar" fell and reced Sigh
injury, rom when, however we are happy % learn III
Srspi"y recovering
III, III, 'T mh :, - pisylng =. Cnicsgo.
~; T Ch nup ls I1p.a'ng isvees 1.ny ouuAio.
Mr. Forrest in oonsequsnce sf domestic athletic ns
lne oestn VI us MotnerJ mas ZOE snort Time WIN
sjgnora Ciocca has lately been dancing st Cncinnat
where she was hailed a. second only TO Augusta
w. $500 eee o-S " e
Musical.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The following Is the programme O.
grand concert Of sacred music which will be performed
at Castle Garden this evening nv Dodsvorth,s
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Gu oraS' osno = rraiSe the LORD rather OF Merces
hear my Prayern allegro hymn HOLY Ia the Lord ),
oavatlns asound the loud Timbr.l - aNsrv.ou, work -
@C,iorno d;Orrore ), aStTts Tho CmhsI :, A ws,
aria Halleuiah TO the Hiuhest THOSE nie.ss are IN.
% pars"rrsS az ,ha nossni Ssini &c 10,
that cannot be exceed will delight who will have the
pleasure Of hearing them We recommend every lover
MISERvA RooMs-The Virginia serenaders commence