The New York herald., 1845-10-11
Theatricals.

PARK THEATRE.-Last night " The Stranger" was per-
formed. We had occasion the former engagement Of
the Keans to notice this performance length On
this occasion was, possible still meritorious
Mrs. Keans Mrs Haller" is pre- eminently artisca
performance. The principal characters very we'll
supported. Dyott as Baron Stenfort" was he al
ways is, accurate and spirited Tonight the attractive
and popular play of Love"
BowERY THEArRE.-Last night the National Drama of
the Black Rangers revived. OF this drama have
already spoken. It is filed with and incidents
which call forth all the patriotic feelings of the soul
After this the drama of the idiot of the Shannon in
which Messrs Cony and Blanchard and their wenderul
dogs appeared, was played. The evening closed with
Raymond and Agnes. The house was crowded. To.
night the same bill is presented.
CASTLE GARDEN.-Last night the burlesque on Fra
Diavoo called Black Davolo, repeated and called
forth peals of laughter from the audience Tonight is
the last night ofthe Burlesque Opera Singers They per
form again the Burlesque Opera of Black Diavolo
NIBLo's.-M Mrs Mowatts benefit took place last night
The house well attended, though doubtless the raj
ny weather that prevailed during the evening" had some
effect in keeping away visitors. Tonight the play
the Stranger in which Mrs NJ and Mr. Crisp made such
sensation when it first produced will be again pre-
sened The performances will conclude with the farce
of "A Nabob for Hour in which Mr. II. Placide will
appear.
PALMos-Wnh a heavy heart announce the fact
that this is the last appearance of the Ethopans Their
songs tonight will be brought to conclusion, and
shall hear their merry voices more. The immense
success that has attended their during their last
engagement, will attend them wherever they
CO. Let their last night be bumper.
ORAToRIo OF DAvD.-Despte the tremendous rain
that poured down last evening the Tabernacle was
crowded to by highly fashionable audience who
coll tAd IN hoo of
rios that has ever been given in this city, viz the
David of Neukomm, which sung by the Sacred Nu.
sic Society of this city aided by Messrs seguin and Fra
zer and Misses Windmuller and Norhall On entering
the building we were struck with the elegant appearance
OF the choir, comprising ii did many Of the farest
daughters Of our city who all araysd in white were con
gregated to unite in sweet chorus The rectatves and
airs given with startling effect and the whole au
dience were rresistbly born away in the stream of me-
ody which was elected by their voices The gen
tlemen members deserve the greatest credit for their
correct and artistlike method of performance Miss
Windmuer the daughter of SAUL and that favorte
young artist Miss Norhal deservedly applauded
Mr.; segsn's magnificent base voice lowered above the
orchestra even and by his dignity Of execution he added
much eetat to his part 1.-THE members of the Society NAV
feicitate themselves this Oratoro was proof OF
their admirable training, and the arrangements which
were made in bringing such large body of performers
together and having the whole pass of without any
Ken Of the details OF the evening in musical re-
hearsals.
We need only say that Mr. u. c. Hill was the director
ana Mr. Hodges the organsthe responsible most of the
former and the necessary precision Of the latter were
both filed to admiration
The Swiss BELL RINGERS announce THAR fareweIl
performances, at the Tabe for the first three
ming OF next week. This Band were SO triumphantlv .
successful In Boston, during their last visit that was
necessary On eacn evening OF their performance to
STOP tne SAFE Oh tickets before the hour appointed for the
commencement OF the concert every seat and sta ndnp
place being occupied and many compelled to rest
satisfied with listening to their music without chsnce
were hlled to repleon We cannot doubt that the re-
duced price Of tickets will draw as many Thousands 10
the Tabernacle nightly during their brief atsv for ho
will not go TO hear the last chime OF the swiss BeII
| Ringers " Wv '"'' D'''
Letters have been received from Paris from Dan Ru
us Welsh He secured the services of Camilla e Roux
Lew North and large number OF Eouestrians for Ms
winter campaign at New York and the NationsI Tbea
| tire at Philadelphia.
| A. A. Adams has arrived in New York
- LATE FROM ARANsAs.-The Water Witch. Canaan
lrenls arrived yesterday from Aransas. having Ieft
on the 18th. Nothing from the Army. except thai
aIi were well. The barque ST. Andrew. from Kew
west, arrived there on the l7th. with Two compa-
mes OF the 9Th Regiment United States troops A
snip ana barque were going in when the Water
l'cn came ou, supposed to be the ship Kalamazoo
irom @ New YORK, and the barque Bachelor, with the
Flying ARTILLERY, from Norfolk Very heavy rains
had prevailed Tor two days before the Water Witch
sailed, and they continued d-New Orleans 7Topic,
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