Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

In ballet shall be badly Off the Taglionis, after
enchanting all who saw them, leave today in the
British Queen Celeste, 10 true does not leave to-
day as she intended, bat she will not play again.
She has made Sl5O,0OO by her splendid talents and
immense exertions, and only awaits the convale-
OF her husband TO 60 the south Of France to
recreate, and thence, at the proper season. to the
baths at Baden Baden. Csleste's father was Ger
officer in Bonaparte's army, and her desire to
spend some time in Germany is natural and COM
mendable. Lecomte and Augusta have both left US;
Madame Stephan is married and can't dance; and
we have now in the ballet but Madame Proche
Guibelei, and her we do not think much Of AZ
dancer In comedy we have great strength James
and Henry Wallack, Barnes, Hill, Lambert, Nit
chell, Brown and Williams at the National; and Pia-
eide Ranger, Chippendale, Richings, Shaw and
Creswick, at the Park. In tragedy the Park has
nothing; no one at all cndurable. At the National
there are Forrest, T.. Kean, vandenhof, and James
and Henry Wallack; most powerful cast. When
we speak of the National, !" be il remembered, we
shall still call Wallack's company by that name,
though they play at Niblos for the next three
months.
Mr.. walack's friends in England will be pleased
to learn that after lapse Of only blank nights
(occasioned by the burning Of his theare) he opens
with the whole strength Of his company Niblos
night, with vandsnhoG ~ Hawicf; and Yankee
Hill in one Of his favorite characters. This latter
the credit OF Hill, who ought to have played alone
under ordinary circumstances, and who could have
filed house. There is no donbt tina. Wallack will
make much money more at Niblos in
the next three months, than he would have done ut
the Nationals and in six months he may have the most
splendid theatre In the country He has immense
talent At his back, and ring the changes with il to
advantage.
The opera at the Park is strong but does not draw
So we'll AZ IL ought; the houses have not averaged
than $500 night, when the force there should
bring Slc00 1t least. Mrs Martyrs Cinderella Is
admirable. Mr.. Manners is not much admired.
Miss Poole will become great favorite. Miss Shir-
ref and Wilson have been doing q good business in
Philadelphia, where Charles Kean opened last night.
Forest 10 playing at the Walnut street theatre
Booth 10 his farm Hamblin is lording il over the
Bowery; making money; playing Hamlet occasional
ly by way Of amusement, and taking life easy. Bar
~, late manager OF the fremont is Hamblins stage
manager. Scott is at the new Chatham. So much
for our tragedy people Miss vandenhof has not yet
| appeared. There Is great desire 20 her. Nei-
tier Miss Philips, nor Fanny Kemble return to the
Abbott gone to Charleston and has not done niue
Latham is, no one knows where. Freer and Mrs
Gibbs at Halifax DIR Begins is going with
Montressor TO the West Indies-Miss Davenport
| was last At Montreal, drawing good houses The
| opera people have made great deal Of money by
concerts IN Canada. Such is the disposition of ali
our theatrical stock In trade. Wallack's opera corn
pany will draw more than Prices; and his tragedy
talent has been very successful Charles Kean drew
full houses the two or three nights that he acted
| although, lowing to sickncss) he almost made !
failure the first tight in Hamlet We still hope bet
| ter things Of him by. snd-by.