The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-13

The surgeon Of the detachment sailed in the
Empire, is DR.. Washington M. Rye, Of New
York.
Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THrArRr.-Mr Hackstt and the viennoise chill
drsn appeared last evening at the Park before large
and fashionable audience by whom their performances
were received with the greatest sppaws The evenings
opened with the farce Love In Livery
which created great deal Of merrment Then came the
Pas des Flsurs by ~ of the children. This beautiful
dance has lost Of Its charms, and the little fairies
are as skful In their movements and changes
"Monsi ur Mssttn was performed by MIR. Hsckett, In
his nimitable STYLE and drew down great applause
Next In order grand advertisement BY "a OF les
danseuses Viennoses, which as well a. the Arst
dance, sncored The comedy Of His Last Legs" fol.
lowed with Mr.. Hsckstt O'Cslaghan. This was also
an excellent performance, and took wonderfully well
The children then danced "Ls Pas dss Mossoneurs" in
which 40 of them joined This evening Mr.. Hackett
takes his benefit which occasion he will play Fsstan
in the Merry Wives of Windsor; the dancers appear
ing in three pieces which will be added the petit co
medy of "a Kiss In the Dark"
BowEaY THEArRr.-If the Bowery theatre was ever,
filed will be filed tonight for tonight Mr. Waldron
the Tressurers benet will take place There hardly
public person in the community who deserves better
of the public than Mr. Waldron does For years past he
has been known to play In the most favorable light
as a gentleman accommodating fault, and as one
who was willing to exert himself without reference
to his own convenience to obge all when called upon
Known in this favorable light he has been, and for
such long time too cannot but think that he will
have excellent benefit, particularly as the splendid
piece the Siege Of Monterey, and the drama Jack
Sheppard will be performed on the occasion.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-The new play, the Bridge OF
Ksh or Soldier and his Son." which referred to
in yesterdays paper is We perceive laid aside for the
present of the manager having engaged the
celebrated American tragedisn, Mr.. f. s. Connor That
distinguished actor will appear this evening as Cardi
nal Rchelieu to all who have him In that char
acter need hardly say that he does ample justice
In fact that Is his character peculiarly as all who know
Mr. Connor will admit After Rchslisu Miss De Lorraine
will dance pas seui MIR. Winans will sing a comic
song his particular way and then the serio
pantomime of Don Juan" will be performed-Mr
Barnes taking the principal character Enough surely
to I'LL the house
ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs.-Messrs Germon, Stanwood,
Harrington, Pell White and Howard who compose this
band certainly not only excellent harmonists and
vocalsts but also truly scientific musicians and the
music Of many Of their songs is taken from the first
operas The PHANTOM Chorus from the "sonnambula
example of their scientific knowledge Of music and
is Of the greatest vorites with the audiences
Their instrumental performances also excellent and
the beautiful piece Of Love Not Is given by the
Gordon and other instruments, in most pleasing
In fact evening with these serenaders is Of
certain pleasure.
CHRrsrY's MINsrRELs-No Notwithstanding the many
places OF amusement open in this CITY, which
more numerous than has ever been known at any one
time in New York, these nimitable and original per-
formances nightly overlooking Mechanics Hall with
sns % ho 81
persons and have no doubt II 1t were twice the size
would be Alled we are to judge from the numbers
Who cannot obtain admission They really deserv
ing their great success.
| Music IN BnooKLYN.-HENRt HERR AND CAMILLE
sIvoRI's CorcEnr.The residents Of Brooklyn will en-
joy tonight of the richest treats Of music that
ever been presented to them. The famed compositor
and talented H. Herr whose elegant style and
admirable execution have been much appreciated since
his arrival in this country is to give concert at the Fe
male Academy in company with the great violinist
milo sivori. To say anything more than we have
already said in columns In praise Of this extraord
nary performer, would be superAuous. We refer our
readers to the fame he has acquired not only In New
but tss United
French Operatic Company Of New Orleans, will assist
these two wonderful artists and will sing two pieces
the "Barbiere de ssvigia " NJ wsitzs will also appear
NJ Herr has selected among his numerous compositions,
his variations Lucia di Lammermoor" "Le pre- aux
Clercs," and the last Of SUMNER and Svori,
LA Csmp:nels" the small beli) and the SCarnaysl
q duo between the two performers, the
motives of civilian Tell" Undoubtedly the sttrac-
ton will be great for the inhabitants Of Brooklyn who
sion of seeing the stars OF the musical world The
cert commences at 8 O'Clock
The HAVANA ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE have arrived in
town. and not being able to procure house appropriate
to the production Of the opera they have determined to
give couple Of concerts at the Tabernacle, Of which
due notice will be given hereafter.
GEN. Tom THUMB Is bringing his heaviest artillery
to bear the residents and vsiters Of this metropolis
but instead of repusng them BY his invncibe power
Is attracting them by his irresistible charms to witness
nd ha Ia
ing daily aud nightly at ths American Museum at Ave
different hoursll AM to 5, In the afternoon, and
and half past In the evening. pide advertisement
SIGNoR BLIrz The incomprehensible tricks Of the
Signor nightly repeated rather Of them
as he changes his programme every evening. He is
decidedly superb magician
DR. CoLLyrR's LIVING MopELs-Thers Is no doubt
that this exhibition destined to be successful through
out the Union. The grouping 10 beautiful and Is evil
IDENTIFY arranged by those who have true artistic taste
MooERr PAIrrINos.-A valuable collection Of modern
paintings will be sold at auotisn this evening ct the
Lyceum Hail. Washington street, Brooklyn. They can
be seen gratis during the day.
A new German musical society has been established
in New York, under the name Of Conoordia;" it has
been revived from the ancient society bearing that title
The director il the eminent Professor Krausskopf who
the creator Of the "Liederkranz We understand
that the music performed by the members Of the COM
psny is excellent. We hope to hear 1t In public.
Mr. Walcot and Miss Clarke, after a successful en-.
gsgement at the Chatham, leave this week Southern
tour. Their FIRST engagement is at Philadelphia
MELopEor.-This saloon is doing very good business
| In negro mnstresy.
RocxwELL's CIRcusEs AND THEATRES. Henry Rock
WELL Esq Ia now in town, recruiting for the coming sea-
son for the Athen~um theatre Cincinnati Of which he
He has also leased the st Louis theatre for
the winter One Of his equestrian companies Is
in Altowny Illinois another In st. Johns, ~ F. The
latter ia shortly expected here to embark fer West
India tour. Among ether engagements for Cincinnati
Mr. r. has secured Professor Risley and his talented
family. Mr.. r. leaves for the West in all next week
Mr.. Mooney was announced for an Irish musical en-.
tsrtanment at Syracuse, on Monday evening
The Lehman family to appear ct the Front street
theatre, Baltimore, on Monday
Miss Julia Dean was at Chicago on the 5th inst.
Ciocca and Nora with corps de ballet are at Port
land Me.
BROOKLYN Intelligence.