The New York herald., 1845-11-14
Theatrlcals.

Latter in which Messrs Bass and Dyott and in fact all
the performers made much sport the curtain for
the second act Of Nathalie" This is q comic panto
mime; but why the second act should be selected,
do not see as all the dancing is in the first Madame
Augusta, however, had opportunity to exhibit her
fine powers in pantomme and received tremendous ap
plause The acting of Mons. Frederick very neat
Between the first and second acts of the Wedding
Day.. Madame Augusta again appeared, and danced with
Mons Frederick The Position" In this she was loud
ly encored and danced it again. Tonight is Mad Au
gustas benefit, when very strong bill is presented
BowERY THrArRE.-This delightful place Of theatri-
cal amusement again filed last evening In fact
the Bowery is well filed every night, nd otentimes
overfowing. The performances this occasion,
the celebrated and highlynteresting tragedy Of the
"Robbers ef Bohemia" after which, the "Magic Foun
tain and the conclusion "Paul Pry" This we really
call attractive bill Of fare for night and cii
zens and friends from tho country will find similar
entertainment at this far.famed theatrical temple The
principal character of Charles de Moore in the hands of
that sterling and energetic actor j. r. scott admir-
ably mahy passages he drew gushing
from hundreds Of the auditory particularly the ladies'
several parts to great satisfaction The Rivers Family
in the "Magc Fountain" brought down rapturous ap-
the manager has done we'll in securing their invaluable
services With such attractions have spoken Of
the Bowery will be nightly crowded, and now that the
Mr. Jackson will his people brilliant bill this
evening.
LEOPOLD MEYER the lion pianist gives his last con
cert in this city, prior to his departure for Boston, at the
Tabernacle, tonight Those who have not heard him,
have idea of the wonderful and extraordinary effect
which he produces with single pair Of hands Those
who have heard him. will of embrace the pre-.
sent opportunity of listening to his divine melody again
No artistic has created great sensation in America
for years-and perhaps man has merted such brilliant
In addition to his great talents, De Meyer
will be assisted by Miss Norhall Madame Lazare aud
and Mr. Philip Mayer, Jr The Tabernacle will be
crowded. and grand musical festival awaits those who
assemble to partake of 1t.
MRs. VALENTINE Morris soIREE MUsIcALE--The
Apollo Saloon filed to overfowng last night, with
the aristocracy and beauty of New York Never have
SO brilliant and animated audience. Long
before the hour of commencement the vast hall was
crowdedevery seat occupied even the galleries were
thronged with ladies' and gentlemen, and all seemed
anxious and curious to witness the debut Of lady ceebra
ted for private worth and extraordinary musical ab
ties All the personal friends and acqantances Of the
far cantace present. and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed At length she appeared-attired in spotlcss
white her attitude noble and NOTES.-The expression of
her features her eyes and SMILE creating socitude in
her favor. She sung with much power and sweetness
Elena oh tn Chic Chiamo" from Donna del Lago and
Thou art loVelisr far was Rpwevsr her sres
fort and was encored. Mrs Mott has fine contralto
and possesses nnshed musical education,
will undoubtedly if she pursues her profession, achieve
high position as an arste She was ably supported by
several distinguished professional gentlemen this
casion who kindly volunteered their services and the
evening closed with the Scotch ballad Last May
Draw wooer,' in which Mrs. Mott accompanied herself
country which will not soon be forgotten W. under
stand that Mrs Me at the earnest solicitation OF many
friends and admirers has consented to give another
cert at the Tabernacle which wi no doubt be crowd.
ed by all lovers Of music.
HERR ALExASDER.-Such a brilliant array Of female
beauty nightly in the front boxes at Niblos
where else to be found in the city The wonderful
German, by his gentlemanly and highly pleasing
ner has made himself great favorite with the gener
They all delighted with his experiments. He
to remain here but few days longer, and who
would love for while to dwell in the regions Of the
pernatural, should neglect to pay a visit to Niblos
ALHAMRA.This is one Of the most recherche places Of
amusement in the city The managers intend continuing
a series of entertainments throughout the winter Dr.
Valentine the prince of drolerists and the charming
Anglesea singers delghtin the fashionable
diences who nightly attend there
MIssKs BRAMsoS-These juvenile aspirants after fame
are about to proceed to Boston, to fill engagement
From the success they have met with in New York we
suppose their reception in Boston will be fattering
NEw YoRK SACRED Music sooiETY.-The Grand Ore
torio of Samson will be performed by this Society
sco ns a win ss 81 ns y a The ns
cia, Mr. J; s. JONES' Mr. Edward Shepherd and other
eminent talent.
eminent performers
voloncelo have visited this country within the last few
years. Among these. the name Of Max Bohrer shines
conspicuously This talented artistic gave
this city throughout the south, and in Mexico and Ha
He did not succeed, however, so well as might
have been expected in consequence the hard tesn
and consequent scarcity Of money Next we had Signor
Cassella who also left favorable mpression and now
Christian Huber distinguished member Of the Conser
raoire of Paris and concerto player to Louis Philippe
and the Chapel Royal. Mons. Huber is said to be a
player OF surprising sweetness and wonderful power
The press of Europe loud In his praises and an
tcipate much pleasure from his performances He gives
a series Of concerts in this city shortly.
Mr.. Joseph Burke, better known in this country as
Master Burke, whose arrival from Europe noticed
few weeks since, s in Albany, and intends be in
this city in few days when he will give his first con-
cert in America Mr.. Burke has for year past been
under the instructions Of the celebrated De Berro and
will no doubt make 3 great sensation in the city.
Ole Bull gave great concert in Philadelphia last
evening for the benefit Of the poor.
Mrs. Mowatt's Fashion" was performed on Tuesday
night in Boston.
NEXT News FROM EURoPE.-The steamship Bri.
annia, from Liverpool, with fifteen days later news
is now in her tenth day. She will be due early
next week. The Massachusetts is due here, and
She may bring us later intelligence. She was to
have sailed, however, on the 10Th ut
CASE OF Polly BopINE.-The Circuit Court ad.
journed at early hour, yesterday, having exhaust
ed the panel. Three jurymen have been secured
after having passed over about fvehundred names
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