The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30

Thsatxioal and nuslcal
PAX THrArar-Mrs. Mowstt's play Of Armand /" Ii
st the attraction at the Park and the stamp Of sue
cess which 1t nightly meets, has completed her triumph
as dramatst and artist The chsrishing Of her efforts
seems to be- ought to be- matter ofnation Prids
which ooud only be increased when she has passed the
ordeal Of European criticism which she Is soon to
test We enter into minute criticism of her acting
beyond the upe expression that 1t is nature postzed
the soul Of the in the very OF her
voice. beams forth In the expressions Of her lovely face
and shows itself in every action She Is not the actress
merely studying great, though unnatural Effects and
endsavoriDg to stsre audience by the disgusting
habit of she has greater power than We ever
united in delicate physique 10 always impss-
stoned and often bursts forth with electrying power
We perceive that of the critics betray their gno
rance by questioning the historical correctness OF her
play II seems they not aware that Kcheieus
having had concealed daughter is historical fact,
and has already been the theme Of poets and novests
who has not read Mrs Maberbys exquisite novel OF Lee
ontins; though the plot entirely different from that
or Mrs Mowstts play yet, the subject Is the same We
have only space say that Mr. Davenport nightly grows
In favor with the audience and the part Of Armand 10
calculated TO show his ns powers to great advantage
BowERY THEATRE.-Thsrs Is no abatement Of the
excitement caused by the production Of the
tional drama, the Siege Monterey the Triumphs
Of Rough and Ready" The house was as much crowd.
ed last evening 1t the FIRST night and
not surprised at It, for Is decidedly the best piece
ever brought out at this theatre which, since it
under the management Of Mr. Jackson has been oele-
bratsd for the richness and pendor Of the specaces
enacted its stage The most remarkable feature Of
this piece Ii the fidelity Of the
They true oountsrpsrts from drawings made
the spot by competent artists and at considerable
cost Of time and money. The manager will find 1t din
cult to Withdraw this piece in time to allow him to pro-
duce the second Of the SERIES which he preparing with
hasta lei Had IN hiatt
piece will be repeated this evening The comedy Of the
Spectre Bridegroom will conclude the evenings
amusements
CHATHAM THEATRR.-The oftener the new
piece produced Mr. Fletcher at the Chatham Theatre
the like it, and think the public the
opinion for many persons there last evening
whom saw every night of is performance general
thing Mr. Neafe performs his parts admirably indeed
do all the performers and We say that he appears
and acts to better advantage In navel than in
any other His part in the Lonly Man Of the Ocean,
the Night before the Bridal is admirably suited to
spicuous His acting last evening drew forth
repeated bursts Of applause and the of the
gre favorite at the Chatham The piece will be
performed again this evening" and be followed by the
operate drama Of Rob Roy McGregor or Aud Lang
syne."
RAvEL FAMILY AT PALMos.-This talented and popu.
lar troupe who have always been such avorites in this
country about closing their exhibitions here per-
haps forever they sail for Europe at the end of the
week and Gabriel that prince Of pantomimsts has posi-
lively termined to leave the stage forever, when he
leaves here This them is the last night but that
he or any Of the family PERFORM and they present of
the best bills of the Wis., the vaudeville company
in the farce Of Kn Cure and the comic ballet pam
tomime of "Punoh in Good Humor," with dances and
feats Of strength and agility after which Madame Leon
Javel with her brother Mr.. H. Wells, and Martin ia
veli and + Ravel dance the "Jota Arrsgonesa;" the
whole to conclude with the laughable psntomime Of
ira - vi GA al IA tha haro
PALMo's-M. X. Burke Esq, the proprietor Of the
Baths well known In the law courts attorney takes
a benefit Saturday evening next, when bill Of
terainments will be presented far exceeding any Of the
is hoped his numerous friends will rally and
give him bumper.
BowERY AMfHIrHEATRE CIRcus.-To-night that old
fsvorits John Gossn, the clown Of many campaigns,
will appear and add merrment to the already hsghten
I'd pyramid Of fun which is nightly presented by the
great Italian clown Carlo and the Holland Family. The
The Chinese extravaganza Of THE Fool Of Pekin" lie
again to be performed and after It, numerous feas Of
horsemanship, 60. very racy mock heroic, entitled
"Santa Annals Escape the Retreat from Buena Wis
tap will be given Gossn takes the part Of Santa Anna
Great Amusement may be looked for
MADAME ANNA BIsHor's CoNcERr.-This great con-
cert which has been the subject Of expectation for
time among the musical world will take place this
ing at the Tabernacle regardless Of weather Those
who advised Madame Bishop to postpone her concert
last Friday, doubtless Influenced by kind feeling
but in future this lady will, under all circumstances
weather, redeem her promises. However this much
may b said Of the present postponemsntthe weather
certainly does promise to be better tonight than
last Friday and trust her first cert will prove that
good start fair night is agreeable to all
osrned it would have been under the uufavorabe
cumstances Of the night originally named. The great
Bochsa makes his first appearance this evening His
fame Is universal Mr. Brough also appears The con-
cert commences at O'Clock
Dr.. CoLLrER's MODEL ARrIsrs.-The Apollo Room
nightly crowded to witness these beautiful perform
ances DR.. Colyer did not calculate without reason
when he expected patronage from the intellectual por
ton Of the community
SIoroR BLIrz THE SocrErY LiBRARY-The week
is drawing to end and with It will be finished this
present visit Of Signor Bits to city. He ia well
known delightful and amusing performer in his line
that we need only mention that he is now among
Christy's band Of Ehiopeans performing at Troy
Herr Alexander is at Blocker Hail. Albany.
City Intelligence.