The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

rARk THKATRr.-Last evening was produced Shakss
peares Al You Like It." Few plays abound with more
philosophical structures human character and le and
few fully embody the quiet and contempative spi
rt regarding in secusion the fever and agitation OF the
world it has forever abandoned II Is this very quality
OF retirement and eariness which procure for
the character of Jaques sympathy from the closet
student than the theatrical spectator presents fine
scope for the udicous reader but little for the impas.
stoned actor To this class belongs Mr. Kean, well in.
dvidualy by inheritance; and in the fiery resolution
and mpetuous temper OF Richard, the disappointed
aspirations and vndctive rage Of Sir Giles alone can
we find character congenial to his genius. His read.
ing is at all times that of the scholars emphatic without
pedanry and studied without coldness and in him are
united the higher sndowments of the impulsive actor
with the requirements OF polished education.
Fror, the preceding remarks it will be that but
little hey ond the capabilities OF the reader is requisite
the character The seven ages was spoken, we think
not with the distracted melancholy of the morazer
human destiny but rather the gloom and depth Of tragic
Mrs Keans Rosalind was varied in tone and spirit
the alterations of the tickle fortunes of her life. big
nhed in the duca palace, simple and natural in the
deriggs OF sylvan life, she seemed alike fitted for the
crown as Amaryls' crook
We must not omit to notice the occasional songs
which performed with sweetness enhancing the
Arcsdisn solitude and beauty the forest The house
was crowded in every part and Mr. and Mrs Kean
being called for at the close of the play received the
hearty CALCULATIONS of the audience
Tonight will be repeated (by requesD The Came
ster.'
BowrRy THEArRE.-The performance which drew en-.
husastic applause last night to be repeated again this
evening The Hero of Scotland, Wallace, personated
by j. r. Scott will again be performed before the Bowe
ry public recall to their mind the patriotic feelings
the Scottish chieftan. Joan Of Arc and Hunting
Turtle" will accompany il once more, and offer to the
lovers OF the drama such very sell
dom given to them. 1t would be useless comment on
this BILL such one speaks for ITSELF and can badly fail
to meet with the patronage which Justly deserves
CASTLE GARpEs.-The musical soirees given at ths
Garden to have become quite the fashion to Judge
by the numerous audiences which have nightly attended
there during the present week. Tonight is the last one
Of these musical performances and all who wish to par
take in the feelings they always create, should call
the Garden where their anxious desire will surely be
grained
NlBLos-Coleman's popular comedy Of John Bull ;,
strongly cast, is given here tonight Broughams Den
MIS- ana Chippendaes Thornberry, well known and
supported as they will be, by John Seton DAM Nick
enson, Mrs Watts, and all the company, will doubtless
attract full saloon. French opera on Monday.
TABERsAcLE.-The Campanologian Band of Swiss Bell
Ringers give their third and last concert at the Taber
Gle this evening. The which they have hereto
fore obtained in this city and wherever they have tray
elled plainly demonstrates that their performances
been appreciated and thought worthy of attention of
the public They will be. they have been during the
two preceding evenings, assisted by the Misses Cum
ming and the Anglesea Singers This, as whole, will
make performance OF unusual attraction, and WILL
doubt meet with good attendance.
The Iowa INDIANS AT HoBoKEN.-These Indians who
have just returned from very successful tour Eng
land and France expected to arrive from Boston
Tuesday next They will exhibit themselves at Hobo
ken, with all the trnkes which they received from the
soveregns Of these two countries and go through
OF their national dances games amusements songs
! OF war and. peace, &c. &c.
BURTON, of the Chestnut Street Theatre Philadelphia
has formed an engagement vita the Seguin Troupe
produce the new opera OF the Brewer of Preston by
Adam Mr. Burton has also it is said made an engage
ment with the French company performing at Nib
los The French artists will begin their performances
in Philadelphia, towards the end Of this month
HoRNcAsrLE's MUSICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is no
class Of music in the known world beautiful pahet
ic and humorous the aboriginal Irish uusic Profess
sor F. W. Horncaste, the principal tenor of the Queen
Of Engands household chapel has taken up this delight
full class of music which he seems peculiarly fitted to H.
lustrae, possessing very peculiar voice of extensive
compass and full OF infections variety Of tone and
to meet the variety of illustration in the
ballads and songs of trade occupation Many sung the
original Celtic mode Of illustrating native melodies
which highly commend the real pth and scope of
any old melody only be found the original poetry
and music attached to it TO any lover of genuine hu
NOR, pathos Legendary tales fairy stories and comic
songs this entertainment will afford rich treat The
Professor has been highly successful all England
and deserves to meet with the same here.
WEIGH, Mann Delavan's Equestrian Company will
exhibit to-day at Lancaster, Penn.
The Walnut Street The atre, Philadelphia, closes to
night, for the season.
The New York Equestrian Company, under the
egement OF Rockwell and stone will exhibit at Wash
ington, &c. ID in the latter part Of next week,
Mrs. Mowat and MIR Crisp, appeared on Monday eve-
ming at the Chestnut Street theatre in The Wife they
appeared also Wednesday evening in the Lady of
Lyons" They draw it is said, crowded houses.
The Front street theatre, Baltimore is going to open
next Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Kean are to
appear during the season.
uba the Negro dancer took benefit last night at the
Washington Hall, Boston.
The Bowery Equestrian Company will visit Detroit
Michigan, the 10th inst.
Miss Rosaline Stickney, of the North American Eques-
trian Company took benefit at Psburg, last Mon
day evening MIR Stone took one also last Tuesday
The Pittsburg theatre opened last Wednesday night
The Acrobats appeared for the first time at the Buffalo
theatre the 3rd inst