The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-28

Legisature-and no lady will much longer hold consp
her visitors that which inoxicates and which we hold
is of the greatest evils in the world. Look at it,
American lady acting the bar maid going about asking
her visitors to take little wine or something else
What is she else than bar maid She is worse; and
in the course Of few years she has the satisfaction Of
streets with haggard looks and attered garments The
gentleman now remarked that he was occasionally in
permission of the audience would recs Of his ef
sions Silence giving consent Mr. Ming repeated
temperance ode which he had composed.
A collection was then taken up Brother Haskell
read portions Of the constitution of the order from
which a. we make make the following wing extract act o
free from all bodily ailment nTmity that would tend
to render them burthensome to the tent not under the
age of 6 49, and who have signed tho total alb
stinence pledge from all Intoxicating liquors. shall be
eligible for membership"
After the benediction, the meeting adjourned.
Theatricals.
PARK THEArRE.-This place of entertainment
pretty well attended last evening, by highly discrim
mating audience. The pieces were "Nluch Ado About
Nothing and the Boarding School" In the former
Mr. Murdoch personated Benedick and Mrs. Bland Bea
trice. Mr.. Murdoch showed himself, we have pre-.
vously mentioned to be possessing the elements
of good actor of which he gave ample evidence his
performance this occasion In the challenge scene
act he drew forth considerable APPRECIATION and at the
conclusion of the scene two distinct of applause
greeted his endeavors and that worthily for do
recoect this better presented to New York
audience. Mrs. BANDS Beatrice we'll sustained
throughout and such, red the need of applause
awarded. This lady needs only to be better known
be extensively appreciated Mr.. Basis Dogberry
drew dow peals Of laughter. No present could
possibly "set him down ass" respects his per-
sonaton of the character Mr. Dyott Claudio msri-
ted equal appreciation. Tho whole went off well, and
at the conclusion loudly cheered At the end of the
pac lonr md Cd calls far
principal performers. MIR. Murdoch, with Mrs Blsnd
made their appearance in front of the curtain made
obesance and withdrew amid the renewed plaudits Of
those present.
Mr.. Murdoch must present himself before New York
audience in this similar character, again, when his
merits will doubtless be properly appreciated and stamp
The farce Of the Boarding School" succeeded. The
piece well sustained throughout eating roars of
laughter, and was greatly applauded.
The great Pianist the Paganni of the Piano as he is
will give grand fantastic on H. Esre I'D DH%ore and
grand marche, "Thriomphale D'lsly." These two
magnificent pieces and their magnfcence is in proper
ton to that of the performer who is the observed
of all observers"
BowERy THEArRE.-Last evening the drama of
"Bold Thunderbolt," presented to crowded house.
The drama is transcript Of the lives Of the two high
waymen, who under the of Lightioot and Thur.
derbolt played such strange FRANKS in the New England
States many years ago. and the principal incidents of
whose lives recorded in the criminal calendar II
abonnds in terrific Incidents hair breadth escapes, and
fine tableaux After this the drama of Napoleon
in which Mr. Scott personated the great General Messrs
Coney and Blanchard, and their wonderful dogs, also
appeared and the evening closed with the of tho
Dumb Belle" We have the bill tonight Mr.
Miners and Mr. Clarkes personations of the high
waymen, highly creditable to them and
MIR. Davenport's Yankee was irresistbly comic.
TEMrLEroN's CONCERT LAST EvESINc.-This gifted
sth ad thorh houeo loe; Del
mos crowded to excess. The well established re-
putation Of this fascinating singer-the elaborate
ques that have been written upon his high qualities
an artist-the full food of eulogy that has bee
showered upon him, by the press in general
would render anything further in commentator of his
extraordinary powers almost superfuous. The enter
tainments last evening commenced with "A night with
the Poets of England, Ireland and Scotland" Mr. Ten
pletons specimens of the English school of music Irish
and Scotch melodies were received with marked ap-
plause, afordng fine scope for his versatile powers
His song The Lads of the Village" sung with
much sweetness The popular and beautiful Irish melo
dies, ooh Blame not the Bard" and :" The Minstrel
Boy" were sung with much feeling. "Auld Robin
Gray was also much applauded Mr. Templston's des.
crptive sketches Of Irish and Scotch music deeply
interesting and gave much satisfaction to crowded
ditory. BY particular DESIRE at the conclusion
entertainment he sung II Love Her. How Love Hers
and rapturously applauded. The audience were
highly fashionable and select His next entertainment
he announced for Wednesday evening.
MADAME LAzARE.-This celebrated harpist who ha,
met with such great success in all the principal cities
both OF Europe and America has lately arrived from
Havana, where after having been enthusiastically re-
ceived in several concerts she obliged to leave on
account of her health This lady will now reside here
where she intends giving instruction not only on the
harp bu' also in vocal music. The high opinion which
has already been formed OF her musical talents in seve
raj private salons Of this city since arrival cannot
sii o. procuring Tor her Jorge number opnpils 1.-THE
solicitations Of her numerous friends. Madame Lazare
proposes giving concert tho 7th of November
when, without doubt, the musical public of New York
will avail themselves Of this opportunity of hearing an
artist who is without rival and whose re puaiion
as an harps is equal 10 that Of the celebrated vonsts
and pianis's by whom we have lately been visited.
MspaME Pioo's observation-disclosures Pico, tho ac
complished vocalist, whose sweet, harmonious warb
ngs have won the admiration Of amateurs artists and
critics, whose private worth and ladylike demeanor
nave created for her large and increasing circle Of
tomorrow, on professional visit to New Orlean: ana
Havana She will be accompanied by several distin-
pushed members of the Italian troupe, among whom
the names OF AntognIni and tho Valsllinis SHINE con
spicuously. Madame Picos career in this metroPous
has been emnenty brilliant and successful smo I'll sne
dnsentions and difficulties which have oe'aem no 'a
she may may success crown her efforts and blissul
delight dwell in the breasts OF NOSE WIN ~ .ne
divine and delisous tones Of taiias oauser
Or, Br,t We see il announced IN the papers, that
IRIS gives his last concert ~ America
Thursday evening next for charitable purposes the
Widows and orphans OF me masonic fraternity wv
Of III. friends in Philadephia Baltimore and this city
Who are very desirous Of hearing him after this chara
bio concert ne ~ x, leave this county about
without gratifying his friends In Philadelphia and
giving them anothe Opportunity OF hearing
him. Since his arrival in this country about two years
since his career has been unprecedented he has given
concerts throughout the Union than any musician