The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02


fEE IrAtiAS 0PEAA AT CAsrLE GARDEs-Last night,
81 Due Foscari" was performed for the third time.
The enthusiasm Of the Audience was as uubounded
any Of the previous occasions Indeed, italian
aanrtr OF the art who sat the right hand OF the or
shesrs was SO enthusiastic In his aeclamations that he
disturbed the gravity OF the vocsts well as that OF
the audience One serious old gentleman, with broad
brimmed hat, called him {" Jamtiao magaUfeo," and
he in his turn declared the whole audience to be
she by-plsy between American judgment ana italisa
admiration of the musical art, aud did not Interfere
with the general admiration eicited by bosio " ia.
sis and Lorini who sang with remarkable beauty and
snrfgy. In consequences OF the preparations ior tns
Production OF Wnlsm may 0 to'nipbt or
'9RoFTow evening
huSlcAL AxD niffhARY. Madame Anna Bishop
will appear on the nineteenth of the present month
in q musical entertainment, called Judith" at
the Aston Place Opera House and, it is said that
the preparations are on the most extensive scale
to make a grand musical and operate display
The diary of Madame Bishop, while she ir
Mexico, Is in press, also. and there will be little
curiosity how the celebrated eaaate has treat
ed the manners and customs of people from whom
she bas received many golden opinions The book Is
entitled Anna in Mexico, and abouuds With humor.
stories and anecdotes 1t will be- illustrated with
fifteen eDgravings by barley Such diary has not
been since the days Of Frances Anne Kemble's
curious volumes on this country
BowruY THgArRE.--The performances. this evening"
will commence with the extravaganza of " Foar OF
the Bioys," and will b. followed by the psrtciotic
drama OF the Siege of Monterey" hich Is nightly
Vinesstd by large and highly respectable audiences
Who testify their appreciation by reiterated cheering
Nearly all the celebrated comedians attached to this
spaeiout estabshneDt appear ia this piece and the
merry dresses aud decorations suited in spendor
10 the approximation Of the glorious Mexican achieve
M nts BY the United states Army
kimo's GARuEN --The excellent comic burlctta OF
"Whos tee eom pose.l" viii commence the entertain
ments this evening Messrs Walcot Seton. Nickerson
Miss Mary Taylor and aiss Nckinsop will sustain the
leading characters This piece vii b. followed by the
excellent ballet called La File - Marbreh in which
Mile Blangy and NJ, n. Durand viii display all the
besutes OF the accomplishment OF dancing with
such light and hg hly accusing niertsis Niblo
Garden win always command q large assemolage OF
our citizens.
BRoApwAr rnsArRE-The following distinguished
artists are engaged by the eDterprsing msnsger of
this establishment. aud will appear it's reopening,
which will shortly take place. Messrs. Marshall and
Barrett determined that their patrons will have no
reason TO complain during the next theatrical cam
paign They have arrived In the last steamer from
Europe Mr. w Davdge, from the Thestrss Royal
Drury Lane and Olympic, Londoni Mr.. ~ Conway,
(son of the celebrated Conway from the Theatres
Royal Drury Lane Pfincesses aud Olympic London;
Mr. II scharf from the Theatres Royal, Olympic and
sadder;s Wells. London Miss Richardson. from the
Theatres Royal. Lyceum and Olympic. London; Miss
Apdsrtou. Theatres Royal Manchester Liverpool NC ;
Miss Adelaide Gongenheim, from the Theatres Royal,
Jsetpm and Olympic; Mics Josephine Gongouheim,
ditto, ana from the Opera eomique Paris Miss Ospel
from the Theatre Royal Prnsc1ses; Eadlls. Alsline
from Her Majesty's Theatre London, and Aeadsnie
Royal, Paris.
NATIONAL THEATRE evening is set apart for
the benefit OF worthy man. aud au excellent cone
dian. Mr. Chapman. The pieces selected are " dar-
ried Life.n and the New York Fireman ia which
Miss Chapman, Mrs skerrett, Miss Messenger, and
Nessrs. Perry, Bass, Chapman, aud many other emf
Dent artists will appear Mr. Chapman has, for many
years contributed TO the pleasure and amusement OF
the theatrical public. and 1t Is hoped hts efforts TO
please will be mbered this evening by his friends.
CHRIsrY's 0rrRA HousE.-rbis being the last week
of this celebrated Ethiopian band appearing at Me-
chSpics Hail until II A. thoroughly repaired. pre-
the house will be cranmed In each department
The singing insrumsp tai performances and dancing.
are excellent
OL,nrIc -IIorres benefit well attended last
evening and the nts generally gave the ut
most satisfaction Horne great acquisition to this
troupe; he is full of merriment and comicality.
AnERIcAN MvsruH.-rhe Drunkard,r as performed
at this beautiful theatre is drawing thousands to
Il. Miss Fisher aud Messrs. Clarke and Hsdaway are
nightly ehsered by delighted audiences.