The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-07
Musical Intelligence.


ITALIAN orrRA.-"Lucia d Lsmmsrmoor" was perform
cd again Lest evening The house was well filed and
the piece well performed The clear atmosphere helped
the singers voices and kept the audience in good
humor. On Monday evening Ninan viii be presented
for the second time and all who 70 will have an OPP
pounty to listen to Sguora Pco in her representation
OF the lone demented maiden a privilege fully com
sensang for the necessary expenditure Of time and
money.
GRAND CoscERr.-There will be a grand concert
in the Church of the Divine Unity, in Broadway be-
ween Spring and Prince streets, on Thursday evening
next We have the programme, and can safely say
that will be one of the best concerts Of the season.
Theatricals.
PARK THEArRr-The Italian ballet concluded their
engagement at the Park Theatre last evening They
leave after producing an impression on the minds
of all who their extraordinary performances that
graceful oreegant performers never appeared be-
fore the New York public, Tomorrow evening, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Kean commence their farewell engage
previous to their departure for the South They
will appear in the tragedy Of Richard Ill" produced
with new scenery, costumes, Sc. During this engage
men lood for the largest houses that have
at the Park for some time
BowERr THEArRE.-"Cinderella was again produced
last evening, and the house crowded to excess.
Every available place Of accommodation filed up;
and the entire cast seemed fail in their parts
This magnificent opera will be continued tomorrow
evening, with all its rich and varied attractions The
famous drama, Jack Sheppard" will conclude the per-
formance The grand opera Of cinderella will have
crowded during the last week There will shortly be
brought out several original manuscript pieces with
by great combination Of stage effects will be produced
in unsurpassed style Due notice will be given Of their
successive performances.
AMERIcAN CIRcus.-On Monday evening the perform
ances at this establishment will be of very interesting
and varied character. A glance at the bill in another
column will show that the attractions offered cannot fail
to fill the house to its utmost capacity.
New YoRK OrrRA HousE.--Ths establishment, for
merly called the Greenwich Theatre will open for the
season tomorrow evening, with company comprising
some of our most distinguished performers and
chestra Of great merit The play Of the Hunchback
and the farce of the Pleasant Neghbor form part Of
the evenings amusements Mrs stetson the young lady
who recently made her debut at the Park will take til
part Of Julia in the Hunchback."
The ALHAMBRA-The well known company of negro
performers, known Christy band of Ethiopian min
strels, will open tomorrow evening, at the Alhambra
From the we'll known reputation of these minstres and
their udicous selection of this place to perform in
have no doubt that they will meet with perfect and com
plete success.
LAUNCH-A beautiful ship, called the Enter
prise, will be launched at O'Clock TO- morrow
afternoon, from the yard Of Messrs. Perine, Pat
terson & Stack, at the foot of Corlics street.
These gentlemen have bsen for some years
celebrated for the neat and swift small craft
turned out from their yard but this ship, we be-
lieve, is the largest ever constructed by Them
They are experienced and practical mechanics,
and no better evidence Of their skill is wanting
than is shown in the wel-proportioned and
graceful model Of the Enterprise. Her dmen-
sions are $50 tons, l55 feet deck, 36 feet beam,
and % feet hold. She i, square fastened, side
kelson, and copper fastened fore and aft,
throughout.
She was built for Messrs. Taylor & Kitch. Capt.
Edward Funck, formerly OF the Havre line, will
command her. She is designed as a Liverpool
trader for which port she is already advertised.