The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29
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PARx THEArRE-LEoPoLp DE MEyERs Thu
fourth appearance OF the Lion Pianist attracted crowd
% and fashionable audience who layished upon tho
Psganin Of the piano forte" the most enthusiastic
paudits that ever shook the walls Of old Drury. He
poated by general desire his splendid fantastic with va.
rations on the "Bacc,olion from L,Elizire glamour
atthe conclusion Of which, laurel wreath thrown
70 this incompatible artist amidst the
house He played it with that unrivalled purity and asto.
nshing trapove which has made him such universe,
avore with the connoisseur and the public large
outstanding that the instrument not in perfect tune
The gem Of the evening composition, the
" MHche TTomphaie GIsy,r which had mainly contri-
outed In Europe towards placing him above any living
pianist admirable work, principally distinguish
ed through most charming Iythme, initiating the
souniing of the trumpet, set OF through melody which
cannot fail to produce great effect even after solitary
hearing II was received with tumultuous applause,
which did not subsde Tor several minutes till he
sponded 10 the in playing his Nouro" in the
far famed 8fsrche unquestionabIy his most
astounding composition. Tomorrow he will appear at
the Park for the last time but one when he win repeat
rsia until he gives his farewell concert at the Ia
bernsce. MIR. Mu.dock will appear tonight as Claude
Msinotte IN the Lady Of Lyons" He will be support
ed by Mrs Bland as Pauline, and much is anticipated
from the performance, as is character well suited to
+sAr Mursock's style OF performance.
BowERr THEATRE.--The favorte drama of "Nick
Of tho Woods" which has been such fund of wealth
10 the old Bowery will BIO brought forward Tonight
Our minds revert to the days when this drama was first
produced and the immense excitement il then created-
And certainly with its present cast including Mr. j. r.
Scott, Davenport Mrs Sergeant and Mrs Phillips Il will
be by no means inferior in its attraction Messrs Cony
ana Blanchard appear in the second piece These gen.
uemen are most excellent actors in fact unsurpassed in
their peculiar line, and the almost human Intelligence
Of their dog Hector adds much the interest Of the
beautiful drama Of Napoleon, the Deserter and his
Dog" Tho equestrian drama Of mike Martin, the
Hghwayman," which received with so much an.
plause last night will conclude the evenings entertain
ments.
MIR TEmPLEToS gives another of his charming and
fashionable entertainments this evening at Palmos thea
ire 1t is needless for say any more than that II is
10 take place. The character of his concerts is SO well
known and appreciated, that a crowded house may be
looked for with certainty The subject for this evening
WILDE Burns and Sir Walter Scott
Olr BuLL-The closing concert of this great artist
VIII DO given tomorrow evening at the Tabernacle
lns this the last opportunity of hearing him in this
country would be sufficient to fill the house-but when
Joned to the circumstance that his performances are
LOT the dement, OF tho widows and orphans Of the Ma
some fraternity we can with safety predict that this
union VIII produce an overlooking house. He will be
assisted by that rising young artist, Mr. Dufeld Miss
De Luce, and Mrs. T.. Loder Mr. George Loder will
lead the orchestra and MIR. Tmm will preside nj the
Piano
ALHAMRA-The Ethiopian company by no means
behind hand with the rest of the places of public amuse
pent as the crowds that nightly assemble there testify
Their entertainment chaste refined and amusing
The extraordinary impulse that has been given to the
atricals Of all kinds in the IT, States is matter of some
importance nasmuch as it shows the general prosperity
which the country 10 enjoying People having their
pockets full are now willing to disbuse freely for the
purpose Of obtaining amusements, much to the benefit
Of the army of managers, actors authors transIaor
&c &C. who derive their living from the profit of things
theatrical The great pianist Leopold De Meyer has
created such perfect uroe by his performances at tbe
Park Theatre during tho past week that the whole mu
steal world has as it We're, been paraysed with aston
ishmen at his goniu5. He has brilliant career in this
country before him, and will doubtless create much
excitement wherever he goes as he has here.
Tempeton has been hshly successful with his enter
tanments and the building where he sings has been
crowded to excess every night that he has appeared
He intends giving morning concert this week. the first
we believe that has ever been given in New York He
also has brilliant pro- pect before him. and we antic
pate series OF trumphs for him throughout the Union
The Keans are now performing their second engage
inent IN fhiiadelphia to crowded houses Last week
oy performed weeks engagement in Baltimore where
they we're highly successful they to this city
from Philadelphia, and will perform the Park on the
Mr. Rophino Lacy and Miss Dclcy have concluded an
engagement at the Chestnut street Theatre Philade
rais 1t was somewhat unfortunate for them that they
performed during the election week, the Philadelphia.
am very excitabe in the matter OF politics that
was wonderful they drew good houses they did
~. Nurtock native actor, has made his appearance
ct lie Park nestre this city during past week He
aims at asog high stand as actor anc commenced
'"und OF shake speran Characters Hamlet Othello
Benedict SC. His success it impossible to speak OF
At Wessnl-moie must be seen OF him before Judge
meni eau be formed.
Ihe seguin troupe are performing at the Howard
Athen@um, Boston, new and splendid theatre lately
opened there with much success.
Mrs Nowstt our American actress, is at Philadelphia
Toe French and Italian singers all on wing to the
South, a appears that New York will have no foreign
opera this winter.
ole Bull great Norw egian gives his farewell con
cert on Thursday evening. His throughout the
United States very brilliant and returning to
Eur. In &C -.
cal taste Of the Americans.
Hackeu has just concluded engagement at the How
Madame Augusta the fvorite dansuese who returned
among us BY the Great Britain is about to appear
Walnut street Theatre, Philadelphia. There has been
great rivalry among the managers to who should OBJ
tan her, but it appears that Philadelphia gained the
The country theatres in the South and Southwest are
gradually opening for the winter campaign and LOUIS
and other cities on the route to New Orleans
viii ell have an opportunity during the winter Of wit
Messing the various musical and theatrical that are
now performing III this country.
HeIe in New York the Park and Bowery the leading
house. can certainly have no cause to complain they
crowded nightly The minor theatres also have their
full share OF patronage Thus goes
ousy with things theatrical and what is better they APP
pear to have 4 tendency to remain SO.
Sporting Intelligence.
TRoTTISs ON THE CENrREYILLE Tack, L. 1.-Two
very interesting matches of to-day as above in
one there are four and in the ether three promising
horses OF equal powers, entered, which will cause
great sport among +" the boys
PosTrosKmrNr OF THE HURDLE RACE OVER THE BEA-
con CouRsr IoBoKEN In Consequence of the races at
Trenton this day and tomorrow and the recent arrival
Of the principal horses entered from Canada recurring
rest his affair postponed until Monday next when to
every appearance of the best hurdle races that ever
took place is likely to off, to be carried out to the
fullest extent on the English system of hurdle races.
TRENTON RAoEs-The stables OF Mr.. Kirkman j. X
Van Mater, G. Lloyd, and A. Conover are now At the
Eagle Course and several others are expected Fashion
nnd Latunah will probably together again on the
three mile day Trains will leave this city the course
gar vapiuu ~ ~
cuson Of the that those who are desirous of
being present can do 30, and return the same day
CKcxsr.-The match between the Newarkers and St
George Of this city, concluded by a return game
al Newark, on Monday. The Newark Club bea. by win
ming tho first inning, 30 to 80 Shutdown being called
before the St Georges could complete their second in
mig having Id To beat anx oseIz