The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-22
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| PARK TuEArRE.-The French Company perform
ed last night the second act Of Gualaume Tel, in
which we were much pleased to observe that Mime.
Casn had lost a great deal Of that timidity which
had until Them prevented her from doing justice to
her talent. She sang admirably the duo OF the third
scene, ResteS, &c. &c. The performance was con-
cluded by the third and fourth acts OF La Farorife,
as had been previously announced. This opera ha-
wing already been represented several times lately
will only say that 1t went in the same manner as it
always did, that say, with great credit to the
artists engaged therein, who with the exception Of
Nine Casini, were the same who acted in Gualaune
Tell. M Busher. who in the third act Of La Fa.
ro,ite had again acted the part OF NJ Ceurot, want
ed perhaps little animation, but as we observed in
our proceeding article, this artist had never fulfilled
any part of great importance, and must consequently
feel very difiden at seeing himself thus thrown be-
tore the public with almost no preparation at ALL but
were 1t not tor this want of confidence, which vsi-
bly, impaired his powers, he acted and sung his par
quite we'll Messrs Arnaud, Douvry and Garry
sung in both these operas, and drew much applause
from the audience, they always do Nine Casini
in G"iilaume Tell, and Mile. Calve in La Fdyoyite,
were also much appauded. Mime. C1uriot had lit
tie to doin the third act OF La Fauo7te and nothing
|
vile, which was represented between the I'd act of
GuiAaume Tell and the third of La Favorite she
had very long part, and thanks to her witty and
elegant acting, and that of MIR. Matthew, the audi
ence were kept in roar during the whole time.
Mile Eugene acted also in that vaudeville, but her
part was not by far such as to display her talent but
Mr. Jules, Of whom we spoke the day after the per
Torrance of Don Cesar de Ba-a,i, acted also very
| well fhs artn IF fL~ d.,
him entitled to much praise.
Wednesday, the company will give La Jaios,
splendid opera, in which the first talents of the
company appear The magniticencc Of the scenery
dresses &c, will also contribute to render this ope,
ra very popular, and the manner in which it was re-
ceived by the public, its first appearance, is Sc
curty Of its success.
| NIBLo's GARDEN.-Last night the very int resting
drama OF the BRIDE Of Lammermoor was produced
to crowded saloon and it is our pleasing task to
record the triumphant success of Mrs. Mowatt in
Lucy Ashton and assuredy success was never better
merted She has firmly established herself, not as
thckerlng lumnary, but an absolutely" fred star"
She conceived and executed the charac ter in man
ner that was naturally expected from lady of her
high and varied accomplishments. She was called
out at the end of the piece. Mr. Crisp did ample
justice to Edgar of Ravenswood, and Chippendale,
as the Scotchman, created much mirth Mrs. Chip
pendale added grace and dignity to the character
of Lady Ashton. Nickenson and Davenport looked
and executed their parts with fidelity and effect
He's Not A-miss, is pleasant musical piece, in
which Miss Matthews and John Seton played,
danced and sang, to the infinite amusement of a
very crowded saloon. Bride of LammeYnoor and
attic Story tonight.
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sumed Its form proper, last evening, and was pref
! ty well attended
VAUxHALL GARDEN SALooN.-Mlss A. Homer has
returned to this interesting place of amusement
| There was a good attendance last evening
THE GREAT MAsTADoN-Is drawing great num-
Der OF visitors, at 20S Broadway.
City Intelligence.
CoRosERs OrrIcE, July 2l.-Efects Of The Weather.-
The Coroner held an inquest on the body of Charles
OConnor 10 Conties street who fell down from exhaus
ton near Delmonico's. He had brass plate on which
engraved public porter 1913. "-verdict came to
his death by disease of the heart Inflammation of the so
mach and bowels and exposure to the heat
The Coroner was called to hold inquest at the Park
Market ''''A'
The name of the colored sxhumed from the ruins
~ Broad street, was Sampson-he a waiter.
OHIoANs CAPTURED !-GREAr7 EXCITEMENT .-On
the evening Of the 9Th instant three men from Ohio Mr.
ington county, Ohio, seized the Ohio shore by
ss O. thu and in jail At
-
| cape of slaves.
| HE Boston REGATTA.-The sailing regatta
which took place in the vicinity of Nahant last Sa-
turday afternoon, of the most beautiful displays
smas Gale that the eye could desire contemplate
The little fleet which spread their the breeze
to test their relative rates Of sailing composed
Nautilus, of 10 TONS Avon TO- Neptune IL Raven II Path
finder IL, Maid Queen Is, Gipsey 40 Alert 81 Vision 49,
Odd Fellow 49, and Cygnet 81 To place the small vessels
par with the large 80 seconds per excess
was subtraced from the latter in favor of the former
| The prizes were silver pitcher fifty dollars and
suit of colors. After sailing about 90 miles from and
to the point OF departure the Cygnet in first the
Vision second the Raven third and won the first prize
having been allowed minutes time more than the
Cygnet the Vision also outsailcd the Cygnet on time
and therefore took the second prize The Odd Fellow
had to heave to and pick OF her up who had
fallen overheard she would doubtless have been in
among the first The Raven, also, during the race
crowded to eeward by the Avon and had drop
wake to clear her, and she too kept away to pick up the
ven would have been in square with the Cygnet-Bos-
ton Post June 81.
| Notice.-The Alliance Mutual insurance
Company Office So Wall street. loses by fire 0oe out
its capital The Company continues business usual.
| JAS d. r. OGDEN, President.
| A. NJ. MERCHANT, Vice President.
| LEWIS BENTON, Sec,y. 81
| Several Of Rich's Improved Patent SaIa-
ander Safes in the late conagraon Three large ones
have heen oundthe books aud papers all from the
fe See the certificates from the of the safes
columns to-day Some of the books be
| ofthe Agent, A. Marvin, 1888 Water street.