The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-29

fAhK THsArRz.-Mons Monplaisir took his bone
1t at the Park Theatre last evening when the talent
of the establishment was we'll brought out. Madame
Bishop sang enchsntingly in the sosns from Linda"
The Banks Of Guadalquiver,n and the other re-
collections were as ever, dsshtfally executed, aud
received with the most enthusiastic applause; Is,
also, the popular melody Of q Mary Blame ~
znssrillso which was received as before, With great
favor and then was presented Love, Despair, and
Champagne" which msritsd and received the very
Bishep then appeared in the costume of Vivsuders,
which elected demonstration which must have bee
evening, were Forty and Fifty" and Box K. and
Cox' both Of which were given in q happy STYLE aud
received In the most satisfactory Mr. Maurice
Power OF the late celebrated Irish comedian Tyrone
Power will make his appearance upon the Park boards
on Monday evening He will be we'll received for his
fathers cake; and, II he prove worthy of the name
there is doubt about his success in this country
The father left behind him in America host of the
warmest friends who would be glad to find in the
something to bring back to their memory the days
lang syne.n IL young Power possesses talent, his
course VIII be as successful As need be desired. His
way to fortune open and he has only to perform his
part to seize the treasure.
BowERr THEArRE.-The very interesting drama Of
The East River Craftsman" and the new American
play of The Swamp Fox" were played last evening
before very numerous audience Both Of these piece
have been highly successful having been played every
evening during the past week with great applause
The various members of the company have exerted
themselves to the utmost, and every character has
been we'll enacted The Bowery company no wever is
such an excellent one that play Is ever siurrsd
OVER by them The "East River Craftsman' is a local
drama; the plot turns the fortunes Of a Young an
prentice OF New York who is beset by various designing
men, and his character maligued and traduced. His
aanced bride too is also prosecuted by them and the
twain pass through many scenes Of danger and ddi-
Guilty happily all ends well with them their enc
mics are thwarted There several amusing charac-
tiers in the piece. Winans, as q cockrey barber who
keeps Temperance shaving shop, and Jordan,
Miss Fanny Gordon enacted her part of the heroine
with much eciat and j. H. Hail. the Craftsman is
excellent Tiitop, the broken gambler, was aimira-
Bile he Is most excellent actor, and improves daily
The beautiful dancing Of Signora Ciocca and Signor
Neri and the swamp Fox" with its grand equestrian
attractions, concluded the evenings amusement. We
perceive that several novelties speedy
production at this house.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The excellent comedy of
London Assurance" commenced the tainmeu ts
at this elegant establishment last evening Mr.
Blake, as Sir Harcourt County, fully sustained the
high character he has acquired eminent come
dian. vache, always good in every character, was
quite at home in the part of Mark Harkaway Charles
Courty was ably personated by Mr. shaw as was also
that of MIR Spsnker by Hadsway Lester in the
character of Dazzle gave good evidence of proper
conception OF the part, in his dashing careless de-
meanor, and T. Placide excellent in the persona
ton Of Mark NEEDLE The light hearted, lively and
fashionable Lady Gay Spanker lost of it's bril-
lancy in represe ntation by Miss Fanny Wailack and
though last not least Mrs Abbott her usual grace.
full style of acting sustained the character Of Grace
Harkaway, with the utmost credit herself and en-
tire satisfaction to the audience. The Pas de Deur
by Mile Celeste and Mons WiethoR. was executed
with much ease and elegance of style in the beautiful
accomplishment of dancing The farce of the Ar.
cade closed the performances and well received
by the audience. We perceive by the undermining of
tie bills that Mr. Murdoch Is engaged at the Broad.
way and will appear Monday evening In the char.
scter of CLAUDE Mellnotte in the beautiful play of
the Lady Of Lyons The character of Pauline will
be sustained by Miss Fanny Wsllsck.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The house was crowded last
evening, and the performances went of with much
eciat. "Jsck Sheppard" which played with such
applause on Friday evening, repeated, and Miss
Mestayer Chanfrau, and the other performers, did
their parts admirably. Miss Mestayer makes most
handsome figure the bold young housebreaker
We have never seen her look better than abe in
this costume her acting, too, capital Mr. Chan.
frau Blueekin, is very comical and long and loud
WAS the applause he received The Glance at New
York; played next for the last time We trust
pieces; he Is too great fsyorie to be allowed any
long leave Of absence The Pretty Girls of Stlberg
after dance from the pretty Miss Carline, concluded
the entertainment. During the coming week, Mr. j.
X Scott will perform at the National This gentle
is such universal favorite that the mere an
nouncement Of his engagement will attract Gro wds to
the house He will, we presume. play round of his
most popular characters Mr.. 7. Rice, the great
originator Of the Ethiopian style OF DRAMA also en-.
gaged-so that the coming week, at the National will
be marked by most attractive bills.
BURROWS THEATRE.-This neat little theatre was
we'll attended last night to witness the performance
of four interesting pieces The first played was the
laughsbe piece called the "Dead Shot, in which Mrs
Brougham and Miss Sinclair are its principal stars
The next piece the comioal burlesque opera called
" Dan Keyser de Bassoon, being parody on the po-
pular drama Of Don Cesar de Bazan" nd the opera
of mariana" The scene opens With Miss Chapman
as Mary Tanner. pefambuiating organist who ap- |
carried daily in the streets by the Dutch And
Swse women. In this character, Miss c sings cong
In which she throws so much expression and humor
that the audience were almost convulsed with laugh
ter. MIR. Meyer as Don Josey, an ambitious bar
keeper is exceedingly well played, the piece al
together went of well The third piece was the mu,i
cal burletta of T" Mischief Making in which Miss
Chapman as the watherwomsn rave the whole cast to
the piece embelishing the same with excellent songs
i he Pas Neapolitain," by Miss Walters aud W
Frederick was very pretty dance and executed with
much ability. The evenings entertain ments con. |
cluded with the local drama called 4" New York in |
Slices" which, as usual went of to the satisfaction
Of those present.
BhoADwAY CIRcCs-TRYoS AND THoMpsor-If the |
beautiful and matchess classical exercises announced
at this fascinating Of rational entertain ment
the week. those Of the past we may
safely insure to the enterprising nagers remunera
ton equal to the vast and attractive of amuse
ment they have afforded the pubic No tale Mt that
could be reached was left sought and obtained and
The consequence was, full fashionable, and era tilted
audiences To particulsrise the skill of each of tie
squestrians the discip ne and m,rac ous docty of
the dancing ponies, the wonderful transmigr of
Of Darius the elastic ces of De va
on the slack rope or the daring exploits Of the nile
Herna ndez, would be but a Repetition of the admra
lion We have heretofore expressed OF all and each The
afternoon performance, yesterday, OF juvs
nile JOY aud hiiarity to the young, who assembled
under their parents and guardians in owds nd the
evening entertainments were visited by as numerous
and fashionable an audience as could be contained
within the walls Of this beautiful and vel regulated
amphitheatre. Tomorrow evening the second serics
II diversified entertainments will be and
predict that the of the arena
Will be suitably acknowledged by the admirers of this
classic and instructive source of enjoyment
SANDS AND LENT's CIRCUS AND CARAvAN.-This
co'tege will make grand entree in the
'ty on Monday next, which will be one OF the most
plendid street exhibitions ever witnessed in the
,ity. The whole establishment was yesterday shown
n Brooklyn to a IRENE ndous audience, and the per.
ormances were received with acclamato ms of de-
light Next week will present in this city an eques-
ran company rarely equalled, and success cannot
cut crown the undertaking.
CHnsIY's MIrsTRELs going on with their usual
uccess. Their songs received with applause every
we ming, and, they vary their program me ni0htlv