The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-10

carefully srticulatsd The magic chord no sSilfnix
touched did not fail to rsvsrbsrate and the applause
ness, but comported with the PASSAGE and The effect
likely 10 be produced byit The magnetism of mind on
close OF the second act
" Oh, thou unkind ono
Have deserved this Of YOU
Look on me, tell me; speak, thou dear ds,aivar
Why am separated from thy love?
III am false, accuse me; but II true
Don't. pr'ythes, don't In poverty forsake me-
But pity the sad heart that's torn with pairing
Yet hear me; yet recall me- Jafier Jafier!'f
also beautiful specimen Of dramatic art Evsrv
panied with action suited word and word to the
action' We could with pleasure follow Mrs s. through
ton but want of forbids we cannot however re-
frain from mentioning briefly few Of the passages which
were peculiarly charming In her interview with Jasr
In the first scene OF the third act while she
kSnault's insutiDg conduct
GO He drew the hdeous dagger forthnSo,
specimen Of the cunning manner In which two
ments the indications OF two distinct kinds of feeling
may be blended preserving both the mental view
presenting them ut the moment In this passage,
and rsproof her husband both contained in the
expressions, uttered by her 1t the tinted
sky, which show: the forms Of bank bshind bank OF
clouds yet all distinct Her interview with Prui In the
closing scene, model pieoe-neither overdone
deficient In action; the bewilderment the haunted and
unsettled imagination, ana the climax
L." They have hold of and drag to the bottom;
Nay, now they pull 90 hard-farewel !"
sa we'll drawn aaIs for the part and for the play Mrs
Shaw neither rants through It nor Is she too tao but
beautiful 10 the harmony Of the part which shs under
takes It q happy circumstance for dramatic
authors Of merit II they could always find such repre-
sentativss for their characters Mr. Marshall deserves
all praise for the In which he performed part
Of Pierre he would bear criticism in most Of his readings
and In much of his acting. Mr. Clarke sustained his
part ae) very Handsomely and especially in she last
half of the play he wanted energy and at rst but
he finally came up to q very good mark We must say
that remarkable accuracy Observable all the parts
The aid OF the prompsr was not apparent except in
instance, and the reading of the author preserved
thau Ida N tran
position at "swear SC In the first of the first
so bringing the climax of the line at the beginning in
stead Of the end but pleased the audience and the
whole line given the fault quite exousabe The
stage business was well attended to- and the whole affair
part of the house There was have already said,
o'clock while all absorbed with the play some per
son in the second tier of boxes raised alarm Of fire;
confusion occurred which with some difficulty allay
ed. Quite number Of ladies tainted, well
two gentlemen Mrs. Shaw appears tonight as "Ion."
CHATHAM THEArRE.-The amusemsnts, last evening,
at this theatre varied aud interesting The at
tendance was not numerous, although the proprietor
Mr. Fletcher is untring in his efforts to the
pleasure and amusement Of those who patroniss his
theatre. The entertainments commenced with the
comedy Of the Jacobte," In which Mr. c. Hunt played
the part of John Duck in admirable manner After
which introduced the grand fdbeaur representing
magnificent pictures by the model artists of the
OF Mr. Fletcher, and indeed he has every reason to
feel pleased at the exhibition Of each figure the
dience testified their appreciation of the chaste and
classic features Of this school Of model ortstes
The amusemens concluded with the farce Of the New
hi sSs1 III a of
will be sustained by Mr. HELD and that Of Graves BY
again exhibit those beautiful figures
CIRcus-BowERY AMrHIrHEArRE.-This establish
ment is under full hesdway of success nightly 1t is
crowded with respectable audiences who testify
the pleasure they feel at the varied and unique perform
ances hy long continued applause. Mr. Tryon at the
Of the campaign determined to spare
effort or expense in presenting amusements to his
patrons and the result shows that he has fully adhered
to this plan We glad he Is reapng solid reward
for his enterprise Tonight the two clowns, Kemp and
Talk Of tho balance Of trade says an unsophiscated
ysiter Kemps balancing on the barrels exceeds fsr
and as for Gossin the audience children and al declare
sides these there Is the usual variety OF
dancing, vaulting, 60: We have no doubt they will
| have . full house tonight.
yCHRysrYs Manufactured s no occasion OR these
gentry to hang out their banners the outer walls"
whether they do not "the cry Is still they come"
that is the audiences and not only do they come
ances which nightly of at Mechanics Hail. in
deed attractions sufficient Tonight they repeat their
amusing burlesquss the Swiss Bell Ringers Polka, &C.
besides giving large number Of the most avors hslo
dies Well there is NO doubt they great band of
Ministries.
| - J.
This gentleman, who has lately arrived among from
Vienna intends giving cenoert ut the Apollo Rooms
on Friday evening next He is highly spoken Of as
pianist Of repute and at this concert he will give
specimens Of his abilities. He Is to be assisted by Mr.
A. Thomas who will perform on the French horn, and
Master T. Thomas youth only nine years Of age, who
has wonderful facility the violin Altogether, the
| concert viii be an interesting one.
Mr. DEMpsTER will give his fifth and last concert Chat
is for some time at the Tabernacle evening
We have frequently spoken Of the peculiar charms
Of Mr. Dempstsrs singing, that It Is almost
to say about them now We can only say hat the
versl Of Eliza Cooks and Mary Howitts beautiful bal
lads, such as +" The Indians Complaint, "A Home in
| the Heart, -" Dying Child" SO. The charming May
| Queen" will also be given.
| SABLE HARMoNnrs-Thess dsrkies following up
the they met with their FIRST evenings per-
formanoe and from the great variety In their BILL and
the number Of Instruments they introduce, they are
certainly well provided for all emergencies Mr. Young.
son, the manager of this band person Of judgment
and tact in these matters and has determined to sue
coed. They perform again to night.
| sIGroR BLITz holds forth again this evening at
Brooklyn The tricks he performs indeed wonder.
full feats Of quickness and agility We commend him
highly to our Brooklyn nsighbors,
| MODEL ARTnrs.-This troupe give very OK oellont
Neptune and Amphirite, and many other equally
graceful groups This exhibition Is now decidedly IA
vorte one with the public
Camille svori and Henri Herr, will give their last con-
cert in Brooklyn, at the Female Academy, Joraemon
street, on Thursday evening, November 18th. They
will be assisted by the celebrated George Knoop and
| other eminent Ortistes.
| City Intelligence.
| TIE WEATHER.-Yesterday was Of that soft
and close" sort of days with which occasionally
visited at this o. the year Tho streets fill
cd, as usual with mud and mire; and observed
raj Of active little street sweepers busy engaged In
sweeping the cross walks, and receiving occasional
cent from the passers by.
FIRE ALAnM.-Thsrs was a false alarm of fire yester
| day morning in the Sd District.
| ENGINE COMPANY, No. 4l.-This excellent company
passed by our once yesterday evening" about o'clock
on their return from target excursion. Their target
appeared to be pretty we'll riddled.
The NEW YORK HossARs AND rHe DUrcH Gnocen:-