The New York herald., 1845-08-14
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and highly fashionable audience Mime. CGurot mad
her temperance in this opera as Alice, and s
csrely pted her for doing obliged her strugg
strongly to hide her feelings there passages
the first act of Robert ls Diable well calculated
recall to her mind the loss she lately sustained Rain
baut for the first time perhaps, was performed by
stranger while she had been accustomed to see
acted by her husband This however, did no
last more than the first act and perceptibe only to
very attentive observer. In the second act the arv
had conquered the woman, and Mime C9uriot, whatef
may have been her internal feelings again thSs
median. This artist is the commendable, thyfsle
must have struggled very hard to conquer tn grie
created by many painful associations. This cAld no
fail to excite feelings of sympathy in the audnce am
the sadness caused by il only the mie
die of the first act after the music had taken Ach hoi
upon minds of the spectators as to make forgt
everything except the sensation oil the deens IN her
i ing the work Of one Of the great masters.
MN Casini certainly improves every niCht-she sag
last evening with frmness and fullne than she las
| done heretofore. Mr. Arnaud appeared last nightto
| have full command over his voice perhaps it WIS
fancy but it seemed to great many, that he sang besr
than he had ever done before. Mr.. Douvry sang apn
very well last night especially the duo with Ramba
the with Robert and the invocation in the thirdct
also the final tercetto of the fifth act with Alicand
Robert. MIR Buscher took the part of Rambaut, nd
he did not fulfil 1t well might have been dsired,
| he succeeded, however better than anticoated
the duo Of the Sd act With Beram Mile ars ap
last night for the first time with the compar this
season, and danced very successfully in the scene the
seduction in the third act. Her style Of dancnwas
much admired by the audience. Tonight will beven
| for Mile Calves benefit, " "L'Ambassadrce." a tmc
opeI IN three acts which has not been yet repremted
this The company could not mako betr Sc
lection for the OCCASION perhaps no other opens 80
well calculated to exhibit the sprghtliness and tah Of
this artist Previous to this opera and for the first tie IN
this ty very good vaudeville, lie Protege," WI be
acted by Messrs Montassier Matthew, and MN Rher
Mr. Martin and Mile Desjardins. who kindly vohteer
hni
popular dance, during the interval between thu two
| plays This is the last night but one of the bnch
opera and it will most likely 0'Vsry nnm'r'0sy ''h''
BowERY THEATRE-Another crowded house. here
seems to be no dimnution in the enthusiasm the
crowds who throng this splendid and well vented es
tabshment The proprietor has certainly taken 'e tide
" which leads to fortune' in the food Last eening
Damon and Pyt ythias present. ed-Mr Scott anon
Mr.. Davenport Pythias The performance throughout
was characterized by strict attention to the dogue,
and manner of expression. Mr. Scott of corse, a.
home in Damon, and the stock company, who areway.
good maintained their usual Observation-Disclosures Dyo.
nsius, Mrs. Phillips Calanthe, Mrs. Madisonas Her
mon An opportunity was given for the Observance OF
the versatility of Mr. Scots talent in his persecution Of
Young Hearts" with which the evenings entertainments
were closed. The same performances for t-night Go
early by all means
Castle GARpEN.-The burlesque on the celebrated
opera of Cinderella entitled Shn.de-heela,' will be
acted to night by the Ethiopian Opera Troup. This
will be preceded by the overture to Fra Diavoo" The
introduction to La File de Regiment will asobe play
ed by the orchestra during the evening" and Mss Pray
and Mr.. Parsloe will appear again tonight in
their favorite dances. Such bill speaks for sef and
none need wonder at the crowds which are + be met
nightly at the Castle Garden.
NBLos-Two pieces at this establishment, "Borr
to Good Luck" and the "Anatomst" Broughan appears
in the first and Henry Placide in the last. engage
ment of these gentlemen has crowded the garden night
y-heir acting Of the very first ORDER and he audi
ence testify their qualification by appaudng he echo
The Misses Celeste and Partington, Taylor and Mrs
Watts and Messrs T. Piaciae Nckinson and Gallagher
appear during the evening. We hear new Burlesqu,
Tragic Opera in rehearsal and will be produced early
next week
VAuxHALL GARpESs.-The performances of last night
which were received with great applause, will be
peated again this evening The Steyermack family
Seth Boon and shelton's celebrated Brass Band cont
nue. to draw very full houses.
PARK THEArRE.-This theatre will open on Monda
next, under the management of Mr.. Simpson The CON
pany engaged for the season, is one of uncommo
sheaffical world Among the members Of this company
notice the names of Mrs. Charles Kean, late Mis-
Ellen Tree Mr.. Charles Kean, Miss Darcy, Sig Rophin
Lacy, Mr.. Reeve, Mr. Brough, Mrs Mowatt and M
late Miss Fauct Miss Gordon, Mr.. Bland and Mr. Bass
from the principal English theatres, daily expecte
and will make their first appearance at the commence
ment OF season. together with Mr. Roberts, from tn
Theatre Royal Covent Garden. So great array
talent cannot fail to prove very great attraction and
but to expect for the Park very liberal patron
age from the lovers Of theatrcas, and the public
general
This evening the original Ethiopian serenaders inten
ders Of is composed of Messrs Germon Star
wood Harrington, Pelham, and Warner, all gentleme
of talent whose performances will long be remembers
in New York. where they appeared with great success
sometime since We hope that they not less
full in their musical tour to the north and will come bac
to we'll satisfied with the result Of their trip.
The Angiesea Singers intend to give two concerts
Palmo's Opera House on Thursday and Saturday ever
ings of this week They ere pronounced the best cor
| pany of gleesingers have had amongst for SON
years Let all who love to hear good music well sum
nd at Palmos Thursday and Saturday evenings
The Hutchinson Family will sail for London in II
Cambria, on saturday next
| At Montreal where Skerrett and his company Cfro
the Park) acting, Lieut.. Allowy (of the 46th reg
ment stationed there) was to act Godfrey Muincap
| en- amafemr!
The st. Louis Repeile gives the whereabouts of Il
following actors -" Weston is his way to Indepe
dence-Farran and wife singing, When little far
| we keep about two miles in the country-Mrs. Russo
is tanning herself at the Glasgow-Clarke has gone we
to study the Indian gone get
glass of ice at Shires' Garden, Cincinnati-Tu
hill is engaged for one week in the city
Irish Tutor'-Young Russell is taking lessons of Ro
bins preparatory to grand pas de deur which is to
jointly performed by them, entitled S'engraisser'M
eller is composing an ode to hot weather. his wife
companying him the patent attac hment piano-Gres
is getting blue-Elsworh is planning trapdoors for ne
pantomime-Baily is summing up the profits OF Il
summer seasonPreston and horse are recovering fro
galoping consumption-the little Jefersons pra
tcing some new steps-and the door-keepers officer
and wadecorators holding nightly meetings at ii
| corners Of the streets.
Miss +. Ellis sister Of Miss Ellis late of the Park the
tire, is about to visit this city to teach the newly i
proved Royal Polkas" and other ballroom nov elti
| which have the patronage Of Queen Victoria.
Mrs. Mowatt Mr.. Crisp, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles and
well selected company, about to appear Sarao[
YaEkee Hill and the Swiss Bell Ringers are also there
AFFAIRS IN BUFPALo.-Alexander Price,
:, vern-keeper at Hamburg the lake. and acting
Deputy for the Postmaster there was arrested yeserd
complaint Of P. Dorsheimer, Esq, Postmaster at
= falo on charge OF purloning from the mail He "
examined this morning before Judge Stevens and s,
iicient was elected to hold the defendant to bail.
MIR. Dorsheimer having been informed of two insts
ces whore money had been distracted from The mail
tween this place and Erie, despatc MIR j. Powers