The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

night. Mr. Anderson, a "Shylock." confirmed the
favorable impression made by him in that character
on the previous night; and as Charles, in the FL
der Brother" drew down, as usual, the most enth-
siastic applause. When the curtain fell he was call
ed for in the most vehement manner In few min
utes he made his appearance and was greeted with a
loud burst of applause from all parts of the house.
On Its subsistence he SAID, apparently with great
emotion -
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN =
After having taken formal leave Of you last night
have now only to render you my heartfelt thanks for
this fresh and fattering mark of your favor and
regard. is added to the many. many favors which
Der to the last hour Of my life can only wish you
All kind good night,
And rosy dreams and slumbers light.
MIR. Anderson then bowed and retired, and the
audience gave him three enthusiastic cheers. He
visits Niagara next week, and sails for Europe on
the 18th inst
During the last few weeks theatricals have
been in very furnishing condition here. The
Park was never doing better business than
at this time. With the exception of one or two
nights, the houses, during Mr. Anderson's farewell
engagement, have been crowded. On his benefit
night the theatre was filed to OVERLOOKING. The
amount realized by Anderson in this country, has.
rated. 1t is not likely that he has realized more
than $2O,OO0-a very nice sum, however, for nine
months. About the middle Of next month, the
French operate company open at the Park for the
summer season, and continue till the autumn, when
the novelties, now engaging by Mr. Simpson in
Europe, will be brought forth. The Park is begin
ming to feel return OF its old days of prosperity and
triumph.
Castle Garden is also very fourishing, in spite of
the untoward breaking up of the engagement with
the Italian company. in consequence of their quar-
rel. We understand, however, that it was not in
any degree owing to Madame Pico, who was very
wihngto concilate as much as possible, nor to San
quirico, that the engagement fell through. In the
meantime, Madame Pico is preparing to make
summer excursion towards Canada, Western New
York, and other parts of the country. She will be
accompanied by Sanquirico
Nlblo's Garden opens next week. An excellent
company, comprising many public favorites, has
been engaged by the enterprising proprietor, and
number of attractive novelties will be produced.
VAuxHALL GARDEN.-This Garden will open for
the season under the management of Mr. Delaree,
tomorrow evening. He has engaged the services
Of various singers and a band of Philippians, also
Miss Sloman and Miss Roberts, the danseuses, and
MIR. d. Gardner together with his infant son and his
wonderful dog, and purposes giving series of ee-
giant summer amusements. The Grand Saloon has
been thoroughly repaired, painted and decorated,
and the utmost attention will be paid to the keeping
the audiences perfectly select. This place of amuse-
ment will doubtless be well patronlzed by the up
town residents
Mr.. haywood, who has been in this city for some
weeks, is about to start for Canada. He has pre-
pared new species of entertainment, something
like those brought forward by the famous Matthew'S
Mr.. haywood will probably leave for Canada in the
course of next week.
| We have received the following note from Mr.
Frazer, contradictng the rumor of his being one Of
the sufferers by the late accident at Camden
| FRANKLIN HousE,l
| PHILADELPHIA, May %, ls45. !
OF accident at the races in which was supposed
be badly wounded am happy to say that my situation i,
not Precarious but that can contradict it. was moi
there. The rehearsals of the opera prevented
my thinking Of any thing else. / gratfed in BEING
able to say that this the FIRST grand opera written by
duced in every way and the character Of the music will
be sure to wear its way to public favor Hoping the
sake of my many friends, you will contradict the report
'"' '''' ''' yours very 5 'jnl FRAZER
| EneRATIoN.-Nine hundred and seventyfour mas
sengers arrived here on Friday From England and
France. The mail papers of yesterday give the
following items =
The brig Empire is now taking on board company
fine healthy looking emigrans from the north Of Engf
land says the Buffalo Advertiser Of the Goth inst who
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