The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-23
Thcatricals.

extremely brilliant and crowded. Tonight it will
be equally so. The splendid opera of "Guillaume
Tell" which was received with such marked appro-
baton its first performance, is to be repeated this
evening. Last week was successful in an eminent
degree, and the brliancy of the houses is talked Of
in all directions Almost all the ladies' in the dress
circle appeared in costume de bal, and presented
dazzling array of beauty and fashion.
NrBLo's GARpEN.-We do not recollect any one
week, of all the successful seasons of the veteran
Niblo, more, or indeed so successful as this last
It is really pleasure to visit this well conducted es-
tablshment-it is so cheerful, the amusements SO
various, and the general management SO SUPERIOR
Every thing produced is carefully attended to- We
were forcby reminded of this while Witnessing the
comedcttas Of the "SpitalfeldW and s'Roand
for an Oliver" both received with shouts oflaughter
and applause. Mr.. Roberts is evidently making
Roadway in the good opinion of the public, and the
Acrobats at once took firm hold of their auditors.
by their very graceful and surprising feats. They
have been highly spoken Of in the English and con-
tinental prints, and deservedly so. They appear
again this evening, and Mr.. Roberts reassumes his
part of Con Caesar de Bazan. When are we to have
the Seven Castles The scenery alone was worth
the price Of admission.
CASTLE GARDEN.-The bill tonight presents s,pe-
rior attractions, and we would recommend visit
The proprietors, by the variety of entertainment
that they offer to the public, appear determined to
spare no pains or expense to make the amusements
tally with the spendour of their building. This af-
ternoon, the review Of the troops the Battery will
doubtless attract crowds to that vicinity The whole
OF the operations can be viewed from the platform
running round the Garden and it will be found the
mosl desirable spot to witness the evolutions Of our
citizen soldiers.
| PALMo's.-The company Of burlesque Operatic
performers at this house, have commenced the week
with new burlesque on Cinderella, and we under.
stand that IT is highly amusing, and one in which
| all the members OF this clever company have an
opportunity Of showing their various talents.
| VAUxHALL.-We would recommend the pleasure
seeking part of the community, to patronise this
neat little place of entertainment. The performan-
ces of great merit the refreshments excellent.
and the company select. What more could be
wished
CAPITAL TRIAL AT PLYMOUTH, MAss-Seth Perry
has been on trial at Plymouth, for the murder Of
Patrick Stapeton, the 18th of March last Most Of
those VINO were present at the time of the murder were
drunk winch made II extremely difficult to get at the
facts IN the case. The given to the Jury al
o'clock on Thursday evening and at TO- they came into
Court with verdict of guilty of mansaughter The
Court pronounced the sentences follows For killing
Patrick Saplcton ten years in the State Prison. three
days Of which TO be in solitary confinement And for
killing James Staplcton three years in the State Prison.
including three days solitary to take effect from and
after the former sentence In all thirteen years Perry
~ 81 Years OF age.
VoTIyG IN CoNNEcTIoUr.--Peutions were sent TO
the Legislature OF Connecticut, praying that people
Of color be allowed 10 vote at elections The memorial
gons granting the prayer Of tho petitioners and the
rouse accepted the report unanimously.