The New York herald., 1845-08-06

PARK THEArRE-La Muette de Porticin will again bs
given this evening The great success which th
opera met Monday night, will. doubt, induce ma
ny visit the Park to its second represe
There passages of great beauty in this opera
of which produce great effect The duo of the secont
act qmour Saers de Ia Paris" which was beautiful,
sung by Messrs. Arnaud, tMasaniello) and Garry
Pietro) met with laundering applause by the
dience, and many wished i encored, but the music
pursued its course, before the amateurs had time tc
make up their minds to desst from their request the ri
tourae came, in which this passage was repeatedan
course they felt satisfied We coud mention other pas
sages of great interest which also very success
fully sung is sufficient to say that the interest anti
cpaed from the subject, the expectation raised by the
Of the composer and the talent Of the artists hav
ing been disappointed LA Muette" will surely be
| attended again by respectable audience.
Mile Calves Benefit which had been announced for to-
| morrow night is unavodably postponed to next Wed
nesday the 18th instant, on account Of Mr. C9uots pro
| tracted illness.
Books Of all the Operas in French and English may
be had at the office and will be found Of much help to
those who might find difficulty in understanding
| the words during the performances.
| BowERy THEArnS.--Our wish. expressed in yester
days notice of the opening of this splendid establish
msnt for recurrence of the exhratng features of the
scene. somewhat prophetic Last night was in all
its best points repetition of the preceding The
enthusiasm, the overwhelming concourse the ir-
repressibe animation all broke FORTH and became again
visible Happily there less confusion The ankle
ty obtain places still in operaon but the masses
took cooler in getting in and whom in de-
berate but not less lavish in their shouts of approval
The pit seemed though its occupants were packed
there; the dress circle close e but he who could find
room in the upper tiers after eight o'clock, would be
clever tactician.
We had not fitting opportunity last night to hear tes
tmony to the excellence of the orchestra It is strong
and thoroughly efficient we'll led and skilfuy organ.
ized II ought, also to be known that the present Bow
cry company comprises far strength, numerically
well as in point of talent than usual. In these
pects it is indeed proportioned by the judicious
rangement Of Mr. Jackson the manager to the vast ca
pacity OF his new theatre which cannot be followed at
the present moment on this continent in regard to the
particulars just specified.
ing and their reception similar sCharles the Second
went on rapturously. The Sleeping Beauty is full of
meo dramatic incidents OF touching character and d.
yersiied with SO much gorgeous spectacle, that
hardly in the limits of notice. do than alude to
them in the aggregate The forest the banquet
in the castle the romantic landscape in the vicinity and
the battle and shield combat respectively worth
the time and money given to the whole performance
The climax of spendor let it be observed comes in the
seventh and last Golden clouds of celestial
dance flash upon the arrested eye brilliant star Of the
first magnitude and larger than any ever seen even
centre Of the dazzling expanse nsantaneously it is
transformed into Temple of Venus the goddess herself
appears to mortal vsonthe spc stators raised to-
wards the skies divnites brought down. the gods in
the fourth tier actually fancy themselves and all about
awakes from trance of beatifc delight just the
ain alas too soon falls and ntercepts the view-unt
tomorrow night Friends be there in time to get seats.
CASTLE GARpES-To.nght, tho last appearance but
Of Herr Cline, who will act three different charac
ters. The orchestra will play the of
the finest operas and Mr. Dennison will sing several bal
lads and songs Miss Pray will appear in La Cacca
afterwards conjontly with Mr. Parsloe, she will dance
the admired and appauded Swiss Pas de Dsur. The
weather is getting hot again. and the evenings sui
try; this in addition to the performance, quite in
ducement for the lovers of comfort and pleasure who
will find both united at this delightful place.
NIBLo's GARpEN.-Tonight Henry Placide appears in
his popular pert of Grandfather Whitehead and Mr.
Pringle This announcement insures saloon
The Acrobats also go through their wonderful
feats We know not when we more gratiRed than
Monday evening last in witnessing the sterling
dy Of The Poor Gentleman"-the house densely
crammed in every part. The most eminent comedians
of the day with each other in serving the worthy
manager, Mr.. Chippendae, whose benefit it was. Mr.
Burton remained in the city week for the purpose Of
giving his powerful aid on the occasion. Pacde, Bur
ton, John Seton, and Chppendale in the best
NOR, and right rich and racy were they. Mr.. Ma
thews' Worthngton piece Of acting to be remem
bered At the fall Of the curtain the applause was
hearty and continued.
Mr. skerrett the comedian, in a communication to
the declares it to be his intention to form
Canadian circuit which he will yearly carry ex
celent company of comedians delight the good peo-
pie in the various towns Of that colony.
The st. Louis Theatre closed the 26th ut, after a
season Of twelve weeks. The Fall season will com.
mence on the 10th August
The genuine Confagraton of Moscow, made by John
Maelze in 1887 has arrived in Boston and will be exhi.
bited in few days
The National Theatre Boston about the 25th
OF this month. Among the new engagements old
Spear and G. w. Hunt.
w. q. Jones, the actor has married Miss Wogstai
danseuse and actress.
The Orphean Family are about to proceed on a
musical tour through the western States.
The Harmonious drawing fashionable and
crowded audiences in Bangor
MIR. II. Hunt had a humber benefit at the Albany
Museum Monday evening" which terminated his en-
gagement.
Mrs. w. ii. Smith, the old Boston favorite, has
been cngnged at the Washington theatre, in that city.
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