The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-02

PARK THrArRE.-Miss Delcy, last night having
cred from her indsposition appeared Cinderella. As
this opera has been performed several times have al
ready given opinion it. Tonight have Fra
Diavolo with the prima donna Zerlina, and Messrs
Gardner and Brough Fra Diavolo and Beppo The
farce of the -Four Siaers will conclude the evenings
entertainments.
BowERY.-The crowded houses that nightly I'LL to
overHowng full" this attractive Of evening
ation is sufficient proof Of the high appreciation in
which the efforts Of its proprietor held by the play
going public The cordial support which the theatre has
received since last opened speaks largely for the
good taste of the denizsns in the vicinity of old Bow
rynwhe the attractive bills which nightly present
ed prove the deep ard grateful entertained the
proprietor in relation to the generous and renewed sup
port the theatre has received since its last passage
through the fiery ordeal"
The bill of fare last evening deeply attractive en-
bracpg three pieces either of which would be sufficient
10 draw house. Damon and Pyihias" "7ae Mountain
Drorer" and The Black Rangers" presented at
variety Of attraction which could not fail to crowd the
house to the very ceiling with groups spectators from
shone in all her dazzling ustre the boxes to
the jolly hearted tar in the pit and do boys of de
BowerySi in all parts OF the house.
Friendship, that soothing passion ofthe SOUL
is not beautifully illustrated in any of the ancient
modern poets than In Damon and Pyfhias." There
1t no sentiment of the heart las intercourse with
than the noble feeling Of risnd.hp and there Z beau
tful moral In the plot and design Of this play which is
calculated to elevate the mind. What modern Pythias
could be found In these degenerate days to risk his
stence in the ponude of disineresed regard for his
nearest and dearest friend The instances fear are
but few and far between. Could there be found now
amongst those Indians" who rallied round Big Thun.
der" during his career of lawlessness madness and
phrenzy in the anti region one that would voluna.
rily share relieve him from his exile to alleviate his
suherngs for some six months We lear but few of
his admlring associates would be found with pure un
of ly ay
him from his prison. even for month, by changing with
him
admirable ability showing just and concep-
ton of the part His noble bearing and generous conf
dence throwing open his very bosom to his lend in
his difhcuy-in word, his general performance was
well sustained and drew forth frequent plaudts during
the evening Davenport's Pythas also a respectable
piece OF acting and the caste OF characters were alto
gether well sustained
The Mountain Droper" was again repeated Blan.
chard and Cony with their dog which great avore
with de boys" in the pit excellent in the piece
The closing scene in which the faithful dog" the
lie OF his master and kills the Drover drew forth
peated bursts OF applause The Black Rangers wound
up the performances.
CASTLE GARpEN.-Lart night after the usual concert
by the company capital buresque the opera of the
Posion Of Lopjumeau, called the Postheelon of Long
jawbone, presented, and passed off in fine style
This is the last week Of the buresque company, and all
who have not them should imp prove this opporuni.
ty. To night the bill is presented.
PALMo's.-The Ethiopian Serenaders are in the midst
OF triumphs. The fashionable audiences that they
nightly gather round them, usual, most highly
pleased with their eminently graceful and scientific
manner OF giving their amusing eange of songs glees
&c &c funny incident took place the other night
Among the numerous visitors that attracted to hear
them, was Ole Bull and happened that he arrived
just in time to hear them sing the song descriptive
famous violin match between him and Old Dan Tuck
err" The effect may be imagined. The whole house
convulsed with laughter and none sho we'd more
delight than the great Norwegian himself To
are a. on hs the close show
night are as usual combining all their beautiful songs
&c. &c.
NIBLo's GAINESVILLE performances of last night
such as have rarely been equalled the New York
stage. The completeness of the costs-the excellent
stage appointments added to the admirable acting the
dr0mas persona, indeed worthy of the applauses
ofthe immense audience, and they most heartily
bestowed The play sheridan's unrivalled comedy
Of the School for Scandal and those who iortu
nate enough to have witnessed it, may imagine how
went of, when Mrs Mowatt, Mr. Crisp, Henry and Tho
mas Placide, and Mr. Chppendale, supported the prin
cipal characters OF Mrs Mowatt performance Of Lady
Teaze, it vain for to speak This is the first
time, believe, that lady has appeared in it before
York audience throughout entire piece her
getting fautess. OF Mr. II. Placdes Sir Peter
MIR Crisp exseiled in the gay and thoughtess Charles
and Mr.. Chppendale and T. Pacide, gave such repre-
sentation of Trip and Moses, that these generally unim
nent of the piece The piece is repeated tins evening,
and trust that those who did not witness it last night
will notlose such treat to night.
OLE BULLS CoscERT.-The first Concert of the great
voinst since his return to this city, will take place
this evening at the Tabernacle OF the great attraction
need scarcely speak, he shortly about leave
and have doubt that if there be any who have
heard him, they will not neglect this opportunity He
is assstedby Miss Northal and Mr. Dnied, and full
and effective orchestra under the able direction of u c.
Hill.
Temperance dramatic company is performing tempe
rance plays at Detroit
Signor Blz will give exhibitions this week at Dor
chester Cambridge and Brighton, Mass.
DR.. Valentine is at Cleveland.
The Slomans at Detroit.
The Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia, under the
management of f. A. Marshall opened last night with
re-decorations, &c.
The Acrobats at Cincinnati.
The French Opera Company, including Calve, are at
the Chestnut street theatre Philadelphia.