The New York herald., 1845-07-29
TheotIicals.


"a Jure came of last night with great fciat. The
louse was crowded. and fortunately for the amateurs
lie evening was cool, and the house is also very
,'easant one, else it might not have been very CON-
I rable The artists delighted again the public, and
tie repeated brapi and applause testified the salts
lcon of the audience. Mile Calye, who always
ngswith much feeling, surpassed herself last night
md was beautiful in the last scene of The second
ct Messrs. Arnaud and Cguriot seemed to par
axe OF the enthusiasm Of their fellow artist, Mile
Calye, and sang perhaps, with still more feeling and
expression than ever Mr. Douvry sang also last night,
With great deal of feeling this artist has always
)een great favorte, and well deservesto be So for
% fine ntonation he adds beautiful vocal emission
M'me Casin, whom we have reproached with being
ltogeher too tmid, sang last night in such manner
IS TO show that she was endeavoring to conquer
Ter tmdty, and she certainly deserved the applause
he received from the audience. The director of
he company intended this representation to be the
ast one of LA Juive, as had been announced, bu.
aviug been requested by many to give 1t once more
ne has condescended to do SO; this opera will, there
ore, be represented another time, and this will be
positively the last.
We feel confident that many who may have been
prevented from attending last night, will avail them
elves of the last chance offered to them to. morrow
light
1t has been rumored that the French opera CON-
any were going to Nlblos at the expiration OF their
ease at the Park theatre, on the 10th OF August
next. We are authorized to mention that nothing
has been decided yet in reference to the doings Of
he company after that time, and that these rumors
ire consequently without the least foundation.
NIBLo's GARpEN.-Mr Henry Placide, as was
ticpated attracted crowded saloon last night. His
representation of Grandfather Whitehead, is highly
deserving of the encomiums it has elected and the
great applause il commanded last nght-he repeats
the character this evening We congratulate the
management on the accession of this excellent CO.
median to the establishment; the public will support
their spirited and liberal endeavors. The Acrobat
Family please as much as ever, and with Mr. Pla-
eide are likely to crowd the saloon for the week
Uncle Sam will introduce Mr. Pacide as Sam Hobbs
Mr.. T. Placide as Dick, and Mrs. Watts as Sally
Scroggs.
CASTLE GARDEN THE Elssler Brothers have
been re-engaged at this delightful Garden, and will
appear this evening in their most wonderful feats OF
agility in series of comic tableaux The perform
ance will begin tonight by the overture to Gustavus
the Great. The overtures to L'Anbassad,1ce, le
Chevalde Bronze and Fra Diavolo, ,and sundry songs
and dances will complete the amusements of the
evening
VAuxHALL GARDENs.-This fine resort opens to-
night under new manager Mr.. Barney Williams
the celebrated and unrivaled Irish comedian. The
bill for tonight is very good one. We notice
quite an array of talent engaged in the performers
which will, no doubt, secure to the new director
crowded house.
PALMo's THEATRE.-On Wednesday evening
the Both inst, complimentary benefit is to be CIV
en- to ]. D. p. Champln an old public favorite, and
deserving man. If good bill be any inducement
TO his many friends, we would refer to our adver-
tising columns, by which it will appear a great treat
is in store for the public. debut several amateurs
and numerous professional volunteers up for the
occasion. This is sufficient to fill any theatre to
overhowing.
THE New BowERY THEATRE.-Ths establish
ment opens on Monday next, under the manage
ment OF the sole proprietor, Mr.. Jackson. The
spirit and enterprise of this gentleman deserve every
credit and encouragement, which it is hoped he
will meet with accordingly.
Mr.. G.. Mason, popular tragedan, has been run
ming through engagement at the Eagle street Thea
Ie Buffalo, during the past week and closed the same
with his benefit on Saturday evening.
Dan Marble, assisted by Mrs. Rice, Is engaged at
Chicago.
The Somans have been giving concerts with the
greatest success in Rochester and parts adjacent
Spaulding's Equestrian Company have returned
from Canada and are now at Buffalo.
SIgnor Antognini and Mons Gilbert gave on
Thursday evening. final concert at the American hotel
Buffalo, and were greeted by full and apprecating
iience. They are about to proceed to the east.
new drama, founded upon Incidents associated
with the life OF Napoleon has been produced at the Ea-
lie street Theatre Buffalo, with additional aid of Mr.
jamison and Mrs Hunt in two other pieces.
Court InteIiig.nce.
CHAScERY, July 2s-Beiore Vice Chancellor McCoun
In the matter OF the Triton Insurance Company on pc
top of Frederick Weman, ordered that the receiver
in this case pay up one half the amount the
the judgment.
DvoacE CAsEs.-An order of this Court prohibits the
publication of the facts in connection with all cases
tvorce In the following OF divorce q anted
a rincuio matrimsnii:- Oiiper II r. Looker VS. Susxn
LOCKER; Eliza .4ris Richard qris; George Feyksn.
iotse VS.. Maria Ferkcnhause Robert johnson VS. Louisa
Johnson Hanna Sherman Tvs. Henry G.. Sherman; Juia
fnna Edsns VS. James Edens Divorce mensa ct thoro,
with costs-Rachaei L. JPa!ier VS.. Hfiam JVafter d.
vorce rineuio ma.rimonii Margaret Raymond by her
next friend, vs. Ezra RaymoDd-Decree Of divorce
mens1 ct horo, with costs Jsnnen Henrey vs. Robert
Henreyln this case the testimony sufficient for
want of n witness named Dow who, it wss supposed
could identity aparty implicated.
Joseph Lewisvs. John .4nthon-The complainant in
tins case appeared in person, and presented petition,
which he read embracing detailed statement of tho
chief particulars in his Bill filed against defer and
pray ing speedy adjudication of the matter which he
alleged was long pending before the Court. The petit
lion stated, that the cause originally brought up be
lore the Chancellor, and subsequently referred to
The Vice Chancellor in the year lS44 1t also set forth
that the cause was delayed until the fall term of that
notwithstanding complainant being ready to proceed
Alter detailing certain partcuiars in relation the me
Is Of the case the complainant called on the Court not
10 delay its decision any further, he respectful
y urged that the delay in delivering the opinion
II the Court had done him vary serious injury
md had put him to much expense and tron
10 No matter how his Honor may decide, he respect
uly uged that his Honor, the Chancellor would favor
ann with speedy decision and not subject him (com-
pananD to any further delay which ruinous to him
His HosoR stated, that the large accumulation of bu
mess had rendered il impossible for the Court decide
ipon the up to the present time There were other
before the consideration Of the Court involving
OF greater magnitude and they had yet to be de-
;ided
CoMPLASASr did not mean any dsrespect to wards his
Ionor, by the he had taken but considerations
INVOLVING personal convenience impelled him to re.
pcctfuiy call the attention OF the Court TO the matter
CouRT.-There is a heavy arrear Of business on the