The New York herald., 1845-07-15

Yhoae4scnls.
The weather appears to have paralyzing eject
upon heatricas, music, &c. throughout the country
They must be great admirers and patrons, indeed
that can sit out entire piece, even at the cool o'
eve. The Park, Castle Garden, and Niblo's, are tne
only places in the city where it is at all bearable mol
but the others endeavor make things as cool ana
comfortable as possible; but what can managers and
proprietors do, with thermometer, in the open air.
at SO degrees, and several hundreds of gas lights.
PARK TnEATRE.-This theatre was closed last
night on account of the indispositon OF Nine. C6u-
riot, who was TO have acted the part OF Tonic IN
La File du Regiment. This was the more to be
regretted, that Nine. CGuriot is great favoritc
with the amateurs of good singing and inteligent
acting. Many were disappointed whom tne neat
had, until then, prevented from attending the per-
formances of this efficient and talented company,
and who intended to avail themselves OF the hrst
cool evening we have had for this long time, to judge
for themselves of talents which they know only by
hear say
AS the health of Nine. Cpuriot is Improving very
fast, La ymirc will be given next "Wednesday, as
has been announced, and all the lovers OF music
will then have an opportunity of seeing this long
wished for opera. The anxiety to procure seats for
already been engaged. This does not surprise Ms,
for La ipe is an opera of great musical and scenic
effect, and twill be brought out here with spendor
not surpassed even in Paris. Through the enter
prisng spirit of the active and intelligent director
of the French opera company nothing has been neg
lected that give greatfclat; the scenery-whch
is very spendid-s entirely new, and has been exc
cuted by Mr. Deville artist of great talent; costly
dresses and armors OF great magnifcence, with
flags, banners, &c. Nc IN the same costly stye'
have all been lately imported from Paris, where they
were made by the best mechanics who work the
material Of the great opera La mise en- scene Is en-
trey from Mr.. L. Fiot, who has displayed very
great skill and Judgment can be seen by referring
to the bills, and still better by attending the per-
tormance next Wednesday night.
Among those whose names figure on the bill we
see the two Prime Donne, Mile Calve and MINNIE
Casini. To say that these two Intelligent and Ia
Tented singers are going appear on the same night,
and in the same opera, would of itself be sufficient
to secure crowded audience Next COW"
Arnaud, CGuriot, Garrv 5-.-. Hessrs'
rites VII, -. ~ac Douvry, all great favo-
=. the musical pubic, who by frequent ap-
aHses, have testified their qualification at the skill
and talent they have s.inced in the different charac-
| ters i. which they have appeared before them.
CASTLE GARDEN.-Every bodyis glad u fssort to
this pleasant, cool, and refreshing place of amuse'
ment. It was well filled last evening, particularly
ty parties enjoying the breeze on the walks out
sIde The Orchestral composition entitled ssMy
Friends, Good Night" was well received, as was
Mr.. Dennison's ballad; Mad'lle Desjardins was
greatly applauded. The Comic Tableaux Mouvans
of "Haymaking in Ireland" created roars Of laugh
ter; and Miss Cohens Irish lit was greatly applaud
ed. This evening the performances will be re.
peated.
! NIBLo's GARDEN.-Last night very crowded sa
loon graced Mrs. Mowat's second appearance be-
fore New York audience. Her reception wes
most brilliant. Her acting Invested OF the sligh
nervousness perceptibe at her debut, and her
will be of an unprecedented successful character
Her personal beauty, youth-the sweetness and
cearness of her enumeration, added to her III aceiu
gesticulation, place her amongst the FIRST histrionic
herones of the times. Mr. Crisp played with great
earnestness. Chippendale, as usual, was excellent
in Col Damas and, indeed, the whole play was
well sustained and will be repeated this evening.
VAUAHALL GARDEN SALooN--This as another cool
place to enjoy an evenings entertainment at very
reasonable cost. It was gratifying doubtless to Mr.
De La Rec to have good house for his benefit last
evening, which he truly merited. There is a very
talented company engaged at this establishment. ani
| the whole is well conducted While it continue.
| thus, 1t musdbe successful.
Ole Bull, at the latest dates was in ALBANY. he !.
shortly expected in this city In the fall he will make
grand tour through the west afterwards tc
Europe.
Md'lle Borghesc, and others, late members of the
Italian Company in this city were deghting the Habe
n.ros with tner talents II IS expected that the con-
cIusion OF their engagement in Havana they will pro-
| ceed to Mexico
Mr. Dempster, the talented vocalist, is making a
very successful tour through Canada
:, MT. haywood continues giving his entertainments
Illustrative of Scottish Life and character with grea.
success in Montreal, Quebec, und parts adjacent.
Mr.. Russell, the celebrated accordian performer
was also in Canada, giving Concerts
The Orphean Family have been giving Concerts
in Providence
Portland with his comicalities.
Mr.. Booth has proceeded towards the west on q
| theatrical tour.
northern part Of this State.
The Misses Macombers, and Waite the Piper !,
| are giving concerts with great eclo in Pittsburgh
| The English Acrobats are engaged al the Arch
street Theatre, Philadelphia. They have been hiebIv
successful since their arrival in this country.
Sig Antognini is giving concerts at Rochester.
and parts adjacent
Welch and Mann's celebrated equestrian compa
ny are en- rome to Canada Another portion Of the
pany are exhibiting in Pennsylvania They are exnect
ed to exhibit in this city towards the FILL
The Faker OF Ava Is astonishing the peonla &c
Salem. fop -
The Ravels, after reaping golden harvest in Rio
de Janero have passed Cape Horn, and performed We
April, they were in Santiago, the Capital where thew
opened on the 6h They were to return Valparaiso
and thence to Lima
An Italian opera company were playing in Valpa-
raiso, well sustained in Lucia de Lammerm "Don
ma Del Laso sc Corps-Ss's Ferrat, Rossi Zanbutto
ana others, and Senoras Ross, Panteine Zanbatt &C
The Pittsburgh Theatre closed for the season on
,he 9TH instant II will be reopened It is said in Octo.
ber next " e'o
Senor Bini, the celebrated performer on the pui-
tar Is about to visit this city 1t is said by those that
have heard him. that he fully equal on his nstrmen,
to Ole Bull or raganin on the violin. e1''