The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-08

PARK THEATRE-" Lindi d Chamounf' In Its Eng
lish dress and the glorious artistic Madame Bishop,
nightly increase in pubcf The see Of her
beautiful perfect, and artistic performance the more
charmed All the best critics, the entire munoe
profession, and-mors than al-the PoP"!i' the en-
thusiasm tho applause the rapture Of her auditory
give Of her greatness and these are sucn de
az were never equaed even In the days OF
Mabran, who, when she was with US ia0 a @
what occasion in the history opera at New YORK.
was an artists thrice encored by accamation IN se same
opera and that on three successive nights This COM
piiment has been paid to Madame Bishop. That most
powerful and inhexbe OF all organs popular anu
ndgment will do Justice to Of the greatest arstes
that ever visited our country Madame Bishop appears
| in Linda Of Chsmoun on Monday and Afterwards in
Patria 90 D tamil palpiti" This VIII be treat.
Bowrny THrArRr-we understand that Mr.. Jackson
has reengsged Miss Julia Turnbu for week longer,
and that excellent actress and danseuss will appear
In two pieces Monday evening-n Buy 1t Dear, tits
Made Of Cashmere" and the Spirit Of the Fountain"
After receiving fattering compliment she did
last evening, her desire to please will of be
HANGED. The "Jewess, the Council of Constance"
will also form part Of Monday evenings amusemeuts.
Every is astonished at the very large audiences
which at the Bowery every night, but it is
matter of wonderment when consider the great at
fractions that nightly offered and the superiority
Of the actors and actresses who appear In them To-
evening, 10 say tnat the theatre Will
not be large enough to hold half of all who will seek
admission.
PALMos OPERA HousE-The Lehman family will re-
main week longer among The great appreciation
they have received the public has induced all Of them
to repeat for six nights those wonderful perform
ances, which have gained for them much credit We
are certain that all the lovers of mrth will be satisfied
with such arrangement the engagement just con-
cluded has brought repeated full houses at Palmos
Last evening the consisted of the two
Of The Living Skeleton - and IN Dechalumeau,n and
Charles Whittier. He is indeed. an excellent rope
dancer and clever actor Mile Adelaide Is STILL and will
be for long tme the avorite Of the public her sweet
face and her lovely smiles have bewitched all her ad
mirers We have not better words to express the
truth Mr. Schmidt Is very correct choregraphe and
skillfu artist his style of dancing very amusing
in LIE Menuet de Nna.n For NM. Lehman, father and
| son, consider the first q capital clown and
the second as a very good mime Tomorrow evening"
NJ. Antoine will have benefit, and hope 1t will be
bnmper-he deserves 1t.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Fine mirth and humor can be
enjoyed the Chatham every night to repetion Last
night the travestie of r. Hamlet " The Married Rake"
to audience large the house could contain. We
never delighted audence-from the rising to
the fall of the curtain they in perpetual roar,
caused much by the comca nature Of the pieces
by Mr.. Broughams nimitable mimicry of Kean and
Forrest The Chatham is decidedly an attraction, and
will no doubt continue to be such long as the present
campany is maintained Tomorrow evening "A Roland
for Oliver" new burlesque entitled, "Cher Ryan
Dfairs Tar and tho Irish Tiger, will be performed.
Barnum, of the American Museum, has been making
arrangements at Rochester for the appearance Of Gen.
Tom Thumb in that city during the present week.