The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-04

PARK THEArRE-The estimation in which Madame
Bishop is held by the patrons of the opera Is beautifully
exemplined by the reception which she always meets
with on her appearance Of evening. When she first
appeared last evening Is Amins, in "Ls Sonambuls -
she greeted by repeated and long continued plau
dts The music Of this charming opera again per-
formed in the mastery style Of the artists who appeared
In it. and received all through the demonstrated sppro-
baton Of the larger than usual audience. The comic
from II Fanatioo per Ia Musica which was per.
formed by signor De Begins and Madame b. delighted
the whole house. and ct its conclusion the performers
who appeared In 1t called before the curtain in
pment to the ability with which they executed their
parts 10 to be regretted that cannot have more Of
Signor De B., he is 80 capital bufo but must now
make the most of the two remaining nights Of the en-
gsgement of the Bishop troupe who have become 90
great favortes during their short engagement at the
Park. Tonight to have by request, repetition
Of La Sonambula," and the celebrated scena and du
etto from The Mad Musician" which was 90 well re.
oeived last night after which q farce in which Mr.
Bass ands number Of the other favortss Of the Park
company, appear.
BowERr THEArRE.-Three most interesting p,ecs.
will be given to night, viz :"Captan Kyd sThe Jaoo
bite" and the farce of Crimson Crimesn This IA an
sxcellent BILL and from the diversity of characters Of
the performances afford ample scope for the bringing
forward all the various talent Of the Bowery
The drama Of Captain Kyd" one Of startling Incl.
dents, connected with the career Of this famous buoca
nser on our coast. The Jaoobite is highly interes
Ing drama Of the troublous times of England and the
farce being local In It's susions will please every one
every appreciate It's fun. We anticipate spsn
did house.
CHATHAM THEArRE--This evening is the fourth night
Of the farewell engagement of that excellent comedian
Mr. Barney Williams who will appear In two Of his most
favorite Irish characters vz:O 0asger the Bashful
lrshmsn" and Jerry Humphrey, in the sprgs Of Ire
land" We have before mentioned the perfectly natu-
raj brogue and intonation which Mr.. williams assumes
In his delneatons Of Irish character and can only add
that during his present engagement has
the good opinion his admirers have formed of him In
addition to the performances In which Mr. Williams
takes part there will be performed the romantic drama
81 Nooinson Crusoe" and the exctable farce Of the
"Artul Dodger, In both of which pieces Mr. De Bar
and the strength of tho excellent stock company ap.
pear. Between the pieses those avorite dansesses,
Miss Vslee and Miss Delorains dance La Tyrolienue,
Yates. Truly, . trimming bill
CIRcUs-BowERr AMrHirHEArns.-Au things are oo.
ing ct this house as merrily as wedding bell for
what with the wit Of Gossn and Donaldson thu be.utv
efths the elegance Of the lady riders and
comic singing and dancing, the audience are kent tho
roughly amused all the evening This IL a. II shoul be
The bill for this evening is proof Of the way Mr. Tryon
manages things.
ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs.-Nothingb but fun and Jokes.
and good singing Is heard at Pamos, the accompsni.
mens to all this being the applause and sncorng Of the
audiences, who are nightly pleased by Mesrs Germon,
stanwood Co. But few nights more onlv three In.
osed and these performers will have left u.s. Let those
""' "sh 70 ns'es most rscy evenings entertainmvnt