The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-16

eldest Of the sisters also Appeared DR. OTooe in the
farce oths "rsh Tutor" In addition to these pieces
the pst comedy Of the Lost Letter" and the drama
Of the Cricket the Hearth /" were given. Mr.. Ar
thurson announced for two pieces Of vocal music
but account Of nd.sposton, was unable TO appear
Tonight the comic drama Of the Four Mowbray's"
will be performed in which Miss Heron will appear In
four different characters. The extravaganza Of the
Happy Man" viii also be given Miss Heron perform
ing tns part Of Paddy when sH 1 WIN s,pg
Pats and Potatoes" and The Birth Of St Patrick"
During the evening the sisters will sing dustt, know
Bank" In addition to all Of which the vaudeville OF
The Loan of q Lover,n and the petit comedy Of
Shocking Events" will BIS performed.
BowERr THEATRE.-The Bowery theatre, last even
ing, contained as many people ever saw congre-
gated in that capacieus establishment Although the
entertainments both varied and interesting, al
though there was dancing ballet comedy and drama,
yethe performances Of the celebrated horse Tammany
under the direction Of the celebrated equestrian Levi
North were the great feature OF the evening" and, A.
usual threw the spectators into immodersts fits of
laughter 1t would be certainly difficult matter, II
persons were 80 disposed to repress their Inability
the suprsmsly comic aud irrssistbly rich spectacle
have two-footsd animals make a attempt at
the Polka than Tamsny does The pas de dsun by Miss
formed and had to be repeated The bill performed Ned
last evening will be repeated this evening comprises
the highly effective drama Of Valshs,n the horse
Tsnmtny's performances the ballet Of Nsthalie" with
Miss rurnbu and the come y Of Kiss In the Dark"
PALMos OPERA HoUsE.-This place Of amusement
opened last night for the first tms under the manage
mont of Madame Augusta, and, by unknown to
us, poorly attended We thought BEFORE that with
such attraction Madame Augusta herself besides
the German vaudeville, the admirers and friends of this
talented danseuse would invade the theatre of Cham
bers 1t not and nevertheless this priest
Of Terpsichore displayed her best knowledge Of the
great art she possesses to most wonderful extent We
confess at don't speak Dutch and thus having
understood the two vaudeviss played by the Ger.
actors have certainly missed the fun exhibited
and Cork screw, the nntsspsr The Only thing Of
which we shall complain, Is the orchestra which was,
Augusta was able to dance in time Madame
Augustus personation of the Sylphide, truly
cellsnt Her j.e' oaSs her rsnd. de jaM1s; were s1
Of the art Of dancing In the of the Duke Of
Bassompere the impresara OF Pamos theatre had not
formed in very good manner and showed to her admir-
that her form Is still equal to that OF the Gel e.
nnS W bs thu % last nsR hope the
will be better filed
CHATHAM THEArRE.-The entertainments this eve,
ming will commence with the interesting drama of the
Black Mantle, or Wenlock of wenlock," in which Mrs
Mclean Mr. Held, and Mr. Brandon, take the leading
characters Next in succession will be the exhibition Of
the Tsbeaux vivants illustrative of several magnif
cent pictures, namely: the "Maypoe.Dance" Invoca.
ton to Love-" MAY and Morning STAR the" Graoes,"
the Light Of the Harem," tho "Luts Player" Sc SO.
The amusements will close with the drama of the Roll
Of the Drum story Of the French war. Those who
have not yet the Model Artists Of this theatre,
had better embrace the present opportunity they
other novelties The bill for TO- night good one and
ought to draw good house new tsblesu will DO ex
hibited representing the heroes Of Mexico, which, being
Q national affair must prove attractive.
CIRcus-BowERY AMpHITHEArR Sands, Lent Co.
all the 90 here May Fly who is justly styled the
paragon Of horses nightly goes through his wonderful
and intelligence displayed by this animal is really
surprising, and the beholdsr is a. 2 loss which
the untirng e1ertion and skill which must have
been expended in order to bring out the all but
there Is no s My 1
entitled to all the encomums he receives THAT delight
full troupe Of ponies, too, how admirably they 60
their trainer There Is a story mentioned In Roman
history of emperor who was so fond of bis horse
that be gave him the rank of consul Had that en-
peror had Sands Co.'S troupe Of horses in his posses
sion, he would doubtless have made whole regiment OF
sonsrs Of them Tonght Master Waite. A Ayr ths
Sands and his two sons likewise the whole Of the
equesrians clowns &c., attached to the company. They
will doubtless attract full house.
CHR,srY's MINsrRELs-Tha black diamonds who
this band sparkle and shine every evening
much brllianoy as Drumnond light. The burlesque
lecture phrenoogy, good take of the profound
the various occult caohuoha and
polka danced BY Vaughan and Christy elaborate
good as the original Dances as performed by many
Artists Altogether, they brilliant set Of darkies
They introduce tho performance of the Cowbslogsns
this evening" in addition to great variety Of songs &c.
VIRGINIA sEHENApERs.-This company open with their
negro minstrelsy in Philadelphia on Wednesday even
ing, Dec 22d at the Chinese Museum in the large and
beautiful which is set apart for concerts under
the management Of Mr. Michigan.
The HAUsER FAMILY.-This band Of vocalsts, whose
wild but plsntive melodies have been so mT.h spoken
Fridsy.eveniug next They give another in Brooklyn
on Saturday evening.
MUSICAL ILLusrRArIoSs OF sHAxsrEARE.. This eve
ming tho Society Library Mr. Lynne and the vOcals
associated with him will give the second Of the series
these illustrations The subject will be the TRACED, o.
Macbeth, and all thesplendid music written by Locke
for the ncantation and supernatural Of thi.
splendid tragedy will be given with great effect MIR
Lyn0 will make some remarks on ths play itself, thu
analogy between the witches Of Shakespeare and the
furss Of the aucients He will also give an analytical dis
sertation character Of Lady Macbeth and
music viii be performed by Mr. E. Loder, Mrs McFar
rem, Mrs L. A. Jones' Messrs s. A. johnson, Greatorex
and L Leach and the choruses win be rendered Of
rican Musical Institute; altogether, 1t will be Shekspe
| rian feast Of good things.
BROADWAY ODEoN-This is q very pleasant pit os t.
pass few hours agreeablv at. The singing and dancing
are very pleasing the Grecan exercises, by Miss Ban
ohard very pretty DONE and the tsbeaux wants
are prettily arranged. Altogether the Odeon Is al
| amusing place.
LAFAYETTE BAzAAR.-The dorama Of Vera Cruz ant
8. Juan dUlua and the glorie achievements Of tn
Sss Of shs ass
are well received and clevsriy performed.
PANORAMA OF THE MrssIssiPPI RvER--Th6 spleen
s w1rs Of art are s'S Of
| most interesiing speotsoes offered to tn
puhIio Of this city. These who have travelled
the route represented, ought to go and how
ratsly represents IT, and those who have made
journey the river ought also to 60 and it, as the
can thus obtain full idea OF come Of the most beauti
full scenery in the country without stirring from home
The explanation, oommeDtaries, SO, given by Mr.. Ban
YARD at the time of exhibition, add much 20 the int
| rest Of the scene.
COLLINS the celebrated Irish comedian and vocalist
| is drawing immense houses in Philadelphia. He ha
succeeded in bringing out Rory O'More," the Whit
Horse of the Peppers" and other pieces which have
been played since the days Of the lsmented Fewer MI
| Collins has become q favorite In every State in tn
Union and very justly, for he is ths only genuine
preventative Of Irish character have seen since tn
days of Power lie possesses powerful tenor voice.
peculiar sweetness and fexibIty, and his Widow Ma
chreen and " Bould Soldier Boy are encored fou
times every night he sings them He is In the full It'd
Of success.