The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23

grand expedition for the reduction OF the Spanish
port, which, it is said, will be ready TO march IN
about one month. He has also ordered all the MI
nisters and members of the Council OF State TO re-
side al Cape Haytia. Several OF these officials had
arrived from Port an Prince.
TheatricaIs.
PARK THEATRE.-Last evening fashionable and Sc
sct auden ce honored the reappearance of Mr. H. Pla
eide upon the boards of the Park The play selected
was the sterling comedy OF the Poor Gentleman" in
which Mr. Placide played the capital character of Dr.
Ollapod The rich and unctous wit which makes up
the part, gorously expressed by Mr. Placide The
minor characters also well played Mrs Bland as
Emily Worthngton, was, as usual in her chaste and
happy style After this the fares OF the Double Bedded
Room in which Placide played that most comical of
characters Dulcmer Pipes which kept the audience in
farce OF the nDumb Belle"
On Monday evening the Delcy troupe appear again
in the opera of Der Freiscsutz"
BowERY THEATRE.-The metropolitan" again
crowded last night every part. There to be
dminuton in the enthusiasm generally manifested
upon the first appearance of Mr.. Hill, but the con.
trary, the houses improve nightly his engagement
draws to close. He appeared last night Jedediah
Homebred and Hiram Dodge to the entire satisfaction OF
all present Mr. scott if to give ecat to the entire
whole, appeared in his iavoIte part of Don Cesar de
Bazan, which concluded the bill for the evening On
Monday, to have Yankee Hill ]. r. Scott, Cony
and Blanchard, and Mr. Davenport his first appearance
since his return from Phjladelphia-in most capital
BILL and 10 which shall hereafter particularly
refer
ALHAMRA.-This little place Of amusement is nightly
attended by large and fashionable audiences.
HERR ALExANpER.-This wonderful man, who has
created such extraordinary sensation since his arri
val in this city, closed his bewdering entertainments
last evening before Of the largest and fashion
able houses at Nibo's. most brilliant
ray of female beauty shone in the front Seats and the
smiles which Alexander received ample evidence
Of the satisfaction be gave He is certainly the most
wonderful representative of the ancient magcians that
He leaves for Philadelphia where he
will be received with glad welcome and will doubt
be as successful as he has been here In parting from
him We cannot but wish him all imaginable health, sue
cess and prosperity. He will long be remembered, not
only by his public, but private friends of this city.
Ma. TEMPLEros.-This celebrated and popular vocal
ist is now at Albany giving concerts where he had
tremendous audience Thursday. We have heard of
curious incident that took place Springfield, where he
intended to remain for day and recruit 1t occurred
on last Wednesday. The rumor of his being there ha
wing got around, party of Scochmen, numbering about
fifty, from place called Thompsonve, visited him and
enreated Of him to give IAN evening" in their village
On Mr.. Templetons declining and urging his reason
that he need frepose, having lately gone through
a
rough conveyance thrust him bodily into it, and took
him to large hall in the village where he found assem-
BLEED some 300 Ayrshire men, gaping for Burns songs
The room was miserably lighted, that Mr.. Tempeton
could not distinguish piano there if there such
instrument in the room. When Mr.. Templeton had
what recovered from this rough treatment and from
his establishment he enqured where the piano that
should act as an accompaniment. He enght-
ned on this point for it never entered the minds of h
enthusiastic countrymen that vocalist needed the
sstance of piano to help him to sing. However, he
he was in for it. and acting on the adage put stout
haart IN actx hrqa nd harI ,na ha
dashed into some Of his favorte songs and sent them
away whistling. the Jolly Beggar' and "Auld Lang
Syne," and highly delighted with the manner in which
they enrapped him first and his singing afterwards To-
morrow evening, NJ Templeton will give concert at
the Tabernacle and the last for time in this city
We met Genl Rufus Welsh at the Bowery Theatre
last night route for Philadelphia. He among
the passengers in the b ttana and gives very fatter-
ing account Of the attentions paid him throughout Eu
rope the "Ducrow oil America !" He is in excellent
health.
The KEAss are in Boston at the Howard Athen@um
playing to crowded and fashionable audiences. Their
engagement has been highly successful one and their
return to this city is looked for with much anxiety The
"Gamester" and the Honey Noon were presented on
Friday evening.
plshed gentleman, gave his first concert in Boston,
Friday evening. The journals of that city loud in
fashionable audiences De Meyer has created greater
sensation in this country than any other professional
man. ais has indeed been a series of triumphs
1t would be strange indeed osonans did not give him
hearty welcome.
Mr.. Dempster gave concert in Utica on Tuesday
evening, which hronged lie goes FRONT there tc
Auburn, on his way west.
Mr. sloman and his accomplished daughters are giving
concerts in Utica, which have been we'll attended
Miss Julia Turnbull is drawing crowded houses a
Richmond The Theatrical company however, are sait
TO be very bad
The Charleston Theatre is in fourishng condition
has an excellent stock company and is doing good
business.
Mrs segun took benefit at the Chestnut street Thea
PHILADELPHIA, Nor
ma and :" Fra Diavso" were presented. The Seguir
troupe have called the arstocracy well the musi
cal amateurs, IRON their homes whenever they have
performed
Messrs. Coney and Blanchard have been playing the
Foreet OF Bondy at the Walnut.
The Ethiopian Serenaders gave their last concert IL
Philadelphia yesterday evening They have been high
y and enchanted the OF the good citizens
with their melody On Monday evening they max,
their debut at Palmo's.
MADAME AuousTA.-The charming danseuse is engag
ed at the Walnut street Theatre Philadelphia and make
her hrst appearance on Monday evening next in tn,
Ballet of Nathalie" She has much improved in force
since her last visit to this country and more beautiful
than ever The managers may consider themselves for
tunate in securing her services
Master Burke gives concert in Albany on Thursda,
evening next His performancesi the violin hav,
been highly spoken OF, and no doubt he will create
great sensation
Mr. Murdoch playing at the Holiday street. Theatre
Baltimore to brilliant audiences. On Friday evening
Hamlet was performed His delineation OF this cha
racter will be forgotten by those who witness
ed 1t at the Park, during his last engagement
The Swiss Bell Ringers are giving concerts in Louis
vile.
signor Bz is in Hartford Ct giving entertainer ts
Movements OF Travellers.
The following is fair criterion by which to Judge o
the daily accession to arrivals They have recently
increased at this advanced OF the year far
all past record. We found yesterday the following,
the
AMEnIeAN-Curtis Judson, Hartford L. Block, Chi
cago; Geo Smith, do; J. Miller, Utica; H. Bartlett Low
ell W. Hooper, Boston; l.. Hasey, Providence; S. Car
yer, Philadelphia; A. b. Carver, West Point.
AsroR-D. Pratt, N. j.; George p. Harvey, Boston
George Q. Harvey, do James Hartley Italy Messrs
p pe Morgan Hartford; j. Ames, spring6eld lanes
rhadslphia w. Davis, Baltimore H. p. Mexican, Phi
iadslPhla j. z. Wadler Boston j. M. Galloway, N. c.
=; =. Sire 81 Louis; Ramsey, Washington; George w
Weeu Anany Dr. w Fisher, Boston 8. Grout, Yer
mont; n. 4. Hart Troy: De Vosa ALBANY, q Cbann