The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

hundreds OF persons employed In the mills, not
I ION examining the wreck, an extra weight was
found to be attached to the safety valve, and all
though the person III charge OF the engine denies
having put II there, yet, the circumstance OF Its
/ being SO found affords fearful commentary on
the Whole transaction, as ~ ho- o.. t,R 80 t..
laaaq,ro, Theatrical and Musical. ,llo., - .'
PARK TAEArrrM Mr. Forrest appeared last night at
the Park spartscusn the tragedy Of the Gadstor"
4 He greeted by numerous ssssmbsge Of friends
who were probably drawn together by the announce.
msn the performance Of this piece There
points In the "ladistor' which tell with effect but e
whole cannot accord to it, to Mr. FPS PERFORM
sucs Of part which he sustans in first place
It o be sure snowy, but there is not enough ofarety
Ia IT, and one gets tired with viewing for long time
the almost unrssved picture Of the Gladiator There
few passages in which the author just hope
that softer sentiment may nd room in his play, for
instance when sparcus tells the Roman messenger of
his Tbracian home, he viewed 1t before the conquer
ing armies Of the Romans had passed through and DESC
lated IT, but the hope hardly before it is crushed
and the Gladiator Is again painfully apparent And
making It IN agreeable resting spot or relief color
Gladiator hurries through 1t in under tone as If
HOBBY which 'is Hing to Ss snd
But We saw BY the numbers who attended last evening,
that there were many who admired the gladiator"
warm at the Park indeed very warm, that gentle
man who accompanied three ladies' and occupied Pr
box Invested himself Of coat and cravat and with
vest entirely unbutoned and hanging down grace ully
either side seemed at times quite overcome BY the
three chairs, we could not make out which It added
greatly to the effect Of the play. did this same warm
gentsmans exhibition in the private box May we not
hope for an announcement In the bills when another
spectacle to be offered that we may be there to sect
/ Tonight Mr. Forrest appears rs Othelo. ,. % -''
. BowERY THEArRE.-There is no doubt, that there
will be many Of Mrs shsws admirers disappointed In
seeing her this evening" unless they the theatre
earlier than they usually do for perceive by the ad
versement in another column, that she will perform
her celebrated character Of Ion in "Ion the Fonnd
ling Of Argos character in which she pre-emnenty
excsls by the voice of all who have her in it. In
order to seats they had better 90 early partcu
arly II they intend to take es with them The ope-
ra of Rob Roy or Aud Lang Syne, will be added to
the evenings amusements We cannot doubt that this
theatre will be as full as 1t ever was, this evening
CHATHAM THEArRE--This is the last night but two
Of the Union Pantomnists the Holland and Carlo fami
les whose exploits since their appearance in this city
been received with great applause and witnessed
nightly by thousand Of admirDg spectators This
ming there will be produced here grand melo drama
called the Imp of Riches" in which both families will
appear and In addition to the amusemens which they
viii furnish Mr. Neane will take che principal chsrac-
tor IN the the .! ssasa9 on %
be performed and also variety Of dances by the most
proficient Of the Union Pantominsts.
CASTLE GAnpEN.-Another audience of about three
thousand people, assembled last night in this thea
tre and we cannot but congratulate city for the
musical taste which is thus daily, rather nightly
infested The Hispano Italian Company Of Havana
has decidedly opened era in New York, and the
delicious voices Of Tedesco Rsnier Carant the
tuated tunes Of Vita, Pere Nove Severi Perozzi etc
Hermann last night performed for the third time
Of their engagement and was more fully appreciated by
the delighted hearers who rewarded the able singers
with the most enthusiastic applause The duo between
Tedesco and Perei, in the second act and the grand
Of the evening the
for violin and double bass by Botesin and Arditi
who brothers by talent If not by nature This con
the fine motive 4" La File du Regimrnt.p These
maestro surpassed themselves in that piece which was
receved with the greatest satisfaction. This evening
he entertainments will consist of the fine performance
Linda de Chamounix which will have for inter-
coutrato, L. Vita and Perelli This is bill which will
be quite attractive for it is opera which known In
New York, and has been sung by the charming Barii
and more recently by Mrs Bishop We shall tonight
exhibits the most simplicity and beauty of style
in the excellent part Linda Books Of the opera
to be had at DOOR they indspensa bic all who
frequent the theatre The English version Is clever and
principally very exact ,,t
, PALMo's OPERA HousE-The benefit Of Miss Mary
Taylor attracted last evening very numerous audi
This young actress is quite favorte in city
and is highly priced for the talent she displays in her
method she will do wonders with the voice which she
naturally possesses The character Of Gertrude in the
farce OF A Loan of Lover" was finely performed by
the bentfeiarc, and Tom Pacide, in the character Of
Peter spyke, excited ofaughtsr Mr. Pscide fol
lows closely in the footsteps Of his talented brother
Of The M Miiners,'' was next produced, and we
in it all the Ravels, who exhibited a. usual the
ppsnsss dances and atosrsS r. ana hn
concluded with the English farce Of the Wdows Vic
TIM, in which Mr. John seftons imitation OF stars an
/ nfsaaiOu ms Wna
served the universal appreciation which 1t received
the end of the perfoi Miss Taylor was called be
fore the audience and with her usual bouquet
mention to readers that the grand piazzs
Is opened at Palmo's by Mr. Burke the proprietor
the agreeable places to breathe cool arand that tn
o Ice and refreshments of the choicest kind
Tonight the Ravel family give another performance
Groups, gmpses of the Vatican LA Nspoltaine,'
dance and exercises on the tight rope the whole t.
e conclude with the pantomime Of Godensk or the
Skaters of wilma" very good bill, which will attract
s good house.
i BowERy AsPHrrIiEArRE. = This circus has beer
greatly improved and ornamented the newly cush
ioned and the entire house arranged in beautiful
4 1t is leased by Mr. Isaac Burts Of Brooklyn, ant
4 the management will be conducted by our old friend
and excellent caterer for public amusement John Tryon
/ The season commences Monday evening, the l3tf
of September. We understand several eminent eques
TRANS already engaged and no doubt the interior
management, by Mr. Tryon, will meet with commensu
l. rate patronage from the public.
n MINERVA RooMs.-The Virginia Serenaders give
certs nightly at the Minerva rooms and receive very Ii
beral patronage. They well worthy Of the patro
they receive, and will draw large audiences lon
e as they remain In the city. t'-
d PEEpEE OPERA TRourE.-This new company of Ne
gro minstres will make their first appearance in Brook
yn this evening From the which they me
4 with In Newark confident they will be well re
u ceived. .... lss.
CHEMICAL DioR,MAs.The collection of chemical die
rsnss which referred to yesterday and which beon
to Mr. Winter will be exhibited for q short time l
Brooklyn, commencing this evening. We think GU
o friends across the river will be pleased with them
y The Newark IN. J) Eagle, of yesterday, says:-Th
reader will observe by the notice In another part of ou
paper, that the Pee Dee Ethiopian Opera Troupe, Civ
another concert this evening which we understand
to be the last. Those who attended the concert las