The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25

Hall, of Pearl and Centre streets. and nomi-
mated John Foote, Esq, q candidate to represent
them in the next Congress.
| HUsxER ASSEMBLY NoMuNATIoN.-The Hunker As
sembly Convention, of the Sth district last night no.
minated Joseph M. Bell, Esq, as their candidate.
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATION The hunkers
of the 14th ward have nominated Daniel B. Taylor,
Esq ,&s their candidate for the Assembly.
Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THxArRK.-Musc and the ballet yet the
attractions at old Dru Bishop and the Mon
psisirs. Last evening Madame B. appeared in the
cavatina Ombra Adorata," from Zingarelli's cele-
brated opera Of "Romee" The piece is repete in pa
thos and is well performed by the celebrated vocal
list that it ought to be heard by all who admire this
kind Of music 1t reaches the heart while peases the
fancy, and is of that style that aeven those unedu
Gated in the vocal ar-cannot but admire and appre-
The good old song, :" John Anderson my Jo," was
alee given last evening by Madame , and won
encore and q beautiful bouquet. The sweet warbler
fails in nothing She gives the familiar songs OF
own language with all the spirit and effect which
mark her execution in the more delicate and difficult
passages Of the Italian masters. Hers indeed
talents of remarkable versatility The farce of Forty
and Fifty" and the cemedietta of Doctor Dlworth'
were presented i.ss evening and were well received
their ballet Of lie Dabe Quatre," which has
it many very pretty dances, introducing Monsieur
and Nine. Mopplasir and their excellent troupe 1t
to give new effect to the figures which it Introduces
ta5ieonr, and many pretty little scenes Tonight
Madame Bishop takes her farewell benefit and will of
courte give entertainments worthy of the occasion.
She will appear in several popular pieces. The Mon
plaisirs will also appear.
BowERY THEATRE.-The wet and unpleasant wes-
Their last evening, somewhat against the theatres
the Bowery however tolerAbly well filed, and the
two pieces of the "Swamp Fex," and the east
River Crsftsman" were well played; and'the dancing
of Signora Ciocca and Sgnor Ner also went off with
much applause. The "Swamp Fox" is very interest.
ing piece and the various feats which the steed Ga
zeile goes through are very surprsng 1t is indeed
remarkable how this animal has been trained to go
through suoh clever performance MIR. Browne, as
Seriesnt Jasper obtained much applause last evening
He IL q most natty little equestran-just the right
size and figure for t-and as an actor he is also
celent The various parts in the "Swamp Fox" are
well played; and the management will fad it a card,
we think. The "East River Craftsman also, is a
manager of the Bowery is well able to supply the
| tastes of his audiences and besides these elegant
dramas, Signora Ciocca and Signor Ner nightly ap-
night, the same elegant bill will be again played; and
we look fer a very full house.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Last evening the perform
ances lcommenced with the first act Of Cinderella
which was very well sustained by the Seguns, Reeves
and the other members Of the opera company. This
piece was followed by the comic opera of " The
Daughter of the Regiment and the performances
closed with the second act Of Aubers opera of Masa
not large might be expected considering that
1t for the benefit Of Mrs. Seguin. Again would
call the attention Of citizens to the benefit Of Col
| Mann, which comes off Thursday evening. We
are pleased to hear that the tickets being rapidly
disposed Of and persuaded from the great number
of you nteers who have rendered their grsutous
vices on the occasion, that the entertainments will
be of the most pleasing character. Among those,
We perceive the names of J. r. Scott the TRACE
| dian, T. Placide, w. Forbes, and B. williams With
| these, and the excellent stock company attached to
the theatre there can be no doubt but that the Broad
Ttaafr ayriII ha mad adj QvQ
from pit to dome We hope the Colonel will receive
bumper.
! NATIONAL THEATRE.-"A Glance at New York;
the first piece played last evening, and never did
this lively picture Of city life with the New York
b'koy as the prominent figure go of better. Poor
George Parsells, Esq, from the country gets into
muses. receives beatipgs and black eyes, gets taken
in by mock auctioneers, pocket book troopers, and
falls most gracefully into all the various traps which
those lean and hungry fellows who live on their wits
the d. Mos
Jenny, and the other dramafs persona, made gal.
lus crowd Nose would call It. Miss Mestayer and
day NEST excelently, and are always encored. Miss
Mestayer is great favorite at the NATIONAL and Miss
useful member Of the company. She always does her
part we'll, and withal sing with much sweetness
|" Esmeralda," and the Pretty Girls Of Stilberg =
| concluded the performances. They both went of
we'll Tonight the amusing bill will be prese mt
ed and large audience WILL Doubtless, be present on
| the OCCASION
Burrows THEArRE.-The perfor last evening
at this theatre need with the favorite comedy
of the woman Halter which was well received follow
cd by confusical buresque, called "Dan KeyseI
de Bsssoon." This piece is a burlesque "Don
Cesar de Bazan." Don Keyser is kind of butcher
| boy rowdy, intended for q burlesque on the Don
| Cesar. Don Josey ambitious bar-keeper, by Mr.
Meyer, is well played and his singing, which is fire.
quenty introduced, would do credit to many operas
| Mary Tanner, q perambulating organst, taken by
Miss Chapman, is, like all the pieces she undertakes
very clevery played her singing Is very good, end
| her bold and spirited manner Of treading the
stage proves her to be actress Of ordinary abi
ties She is becoming favorite and most deser yedy
| 70. The "Counterfet Presentmen ats" a eomica
affair MIR Brougham, as Bob Plastic, was very good
after which, the local drama, called "New lork in
Slices, in which Mr. Meyer, Count Hoeinhisc oaso
Is most excellent Miss Sinclair Is an excellent
tress and took her various slices with great effect
The whole Of the entertainments went of rs usual
| BURTON, the entsrprsing and indefatgable mana
ger of the Chambers street Theatre entered int
engage mt with Macready, who opens at the Athe
neum, Boston, on daykvening next After his en-
dephia fulfil another engagement with Burton, and
goes from thence to Baltimore. He will be supported
BY a very strong and well selected company.
NrBLo's, AsToR PLAcg THgATRE.-Last night wit
nesss an extraordinary and unprecedented combna-
ton Of comic talent from nearly all the boards OF New
York at the Astor Place theatre. IL was the joint
benefit Of those unrvaed artists aad favortes Of
the pubic, Messrs. Seton apd Cbippepdaie. (" The
Poor Gentleman one OF the famous Geo ge Coman =
best comedies, was the play ected for the evening