The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-15
Tlentr1calS.

PARx.-"Ion will be repeated this evening, at the
earnest solicitation Of many who disappointed in
gaining admission to the Park the previous represe
tations The play Is of the purest most beautiful
and classic productions Of this century and the delinea
ton of the character of the hero by Mrs Kean will
be remembered by those who have had the pleasure of
witnessing it. Mrs. Kean played "Ion" Monday and
Thursday evenings of last week, and the Theatre was
filled to overlooking. We doubt not brilliant and
crowded audience will again assemble to the
last representation tonight The evenings entertain
ment concludes with the comedy Of the Old Sol.
der"
Bowrny.-Mrs. Shaw plays Mrs Halter, in the stran.
ger" this evening, and overlooking house WILL OF
course, follow the announcement. Mrs. Shaw is &C.
knowledged to be highly gifted, talented, and moat
compshed actress and her delineaton Of the arduous
character of Mrs. Halter pronounced by all to be
unrivalled and consummate piece Of acting. OF Mr..
Scott the Stranger have frequently spoken in
terms of unqualified praise He also enacts this evening
Jacob Odet in the Shoemaker of Toulouse" which Is
performed in the afterpece.
GERMAN Crusader Frieschutz will be presented
this evening for the last time This magnificent Opera
has been got up in very superior manner at great OK
pense, and the last representation will undoubtedly be
attended by all lovers Of splendid music M'dlle Kor.
snsky sings with much taste and feeling and has already
become great favorite The CLAIMS Of Mad Otto ara
well known and appreciated. Herr Boucher IS tenor
Of nnriyalled excellence and sings the m1sc Of MAX
with skill and power The chorusses are effective and
have doubt Palmo's will be crowded by highly
fashionable and musical audience this evening
BowERv CiRcus-Tayon, the manager, takes his bene.
fit The entertainments selected cannot fail of
drawing great house. 0ossn, the Clown, will be as
sisted by the old favores, Sill Spencer and Geo Stone
The riding will be performed by the principal horsemen
of the country, Stone, Nichols Sergeant and Master
Nixon sgnora La Mealsk the celebrated enchantress
is also to perform.
Miss Delcy the charming and popular cantatrce, il
now in Boston, and commences engagement ct the
Howard Athen@um, tomorrow evening. We have no
doubt she will be highly successful.
MIR. Murdoch has been playing highly successful
engagement in Boston.
The Scguine troupe are at Baltimore.
The theatre in Louisville will be ready by the
first Of January for dramatic performan ces
"
CRASH AT WILLIAMS CoLLEGE.--All ls noise and
excitement IN Wbliamstown short time since,
while all the students pr loud deaening
sound was heard sounding like the
Wreck OF matter and crash Of worlds"
Uncertain what might he, President, Professors and
ali ouckly rushed 10 the door, and what their
whom they the roof of the College had
caved in leaving its upper story total mass of ruins
The damages reckoned mt about 81, 600 md CON
suitaton In progress to what Is 10 he done n
t. thought by the result will be decision 10 tear
down the building and build another larger and better
which conclusion assuredly would be very desirable
How much the furniture, books, &c. Of those rooms In
the upper hall damaged, yet remains TO be ascer
tanned ilis msfown Letter, Dec. 10.