The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

On TIE trustees ana pastor OF
tied in a leaden box, with bible snd piece OF mo
ney, and the box placed n.he cavity Of the corner
stone The document closed with the memorable
words OF Luther, al the Diet Of Worms.
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The service appointed for such oosAssoa ty 1As
Lutheran church. read, after whscA. is'e a.
semblage. consisting al about $40 persons W2s dis
missed BY benediction from she Rev II Marlla
Theatricals.
PARK TnEArRs-Notwthstani the stormy stale q
the weather larger audience than hal re. s;
the Park filled tie house at early hour. The eSo.
tatons raised by the grand OF Les Huguenots
TO have very great and il judge by the feelings
of the audience, which exhibited itself in unbounded
applause may that they not disappoint
ed Never since the company began to play at the Park
did tina, theatre re-echo with many hurras
The name of Mey erbeer stands high the musical
world any attempt criticism on his works the
only thing that be done is to compare his works
with the other. The opera of I" Les Huguenots"
a musical composition is certainly far superior
to Robert, but TO say in what consists this
periority would be rather difficult after single hearing
must consequently, forbear treating Of this subject
until we get better acquaintance with this Opera Sc
veral passages very well told by the artists of the
company Among others thesTomance of the first act,
with accompaniment oil the Vlole, sang py kaOul
(Arnaud9 The "air Huguenot' of the act, sang
by Marcel, (Douvry) The song of the second act by
Marguerite (Nlme. Casin) with the duo of the fourth
scene which she sang with Raou very well told
by both artists. The duo of the third act between VAL
entne and Marcel, told also very creditably by
Mile Csve and NJ. Douvry. Mr. Garry, who acted the
Count of Nevers, sang his part with his usual skill ard
much appauded especially in the third of the
fourth act Mr. Bernard had very lengthy part also in
this opera that OF the Count de St Br and he acquitted
himself Of it in very creditabe manner For the first time
1os+ pip ard me- her i'm his
artist had the part OF Urban, which she told very
ell considering that it was the first time She undertook
it moreover Mime Richer knew that her appearance,
however agreeable it may be to the public in other cir
was last night disappointment, for instead
knowing that she coming before the audience with
having been announced if we may speak. being
to paralyse somewhat her powers and prevent
her from singing well as she might otherwIse have
done We noticed also another artist whom had
never seen before among the members OF the company
this is Mr.. Mordant, Of the company who had
manned in New Orleans and arrived in this city only
two three days ago lie took last night the role Of
Tavannes which is one, however of little Importance
and performed it we'll We hope we may have op-
porunity of seeing him in play that may give him
chance display his talent The chorusses last night
generally successful they usually and de-
served credit for their union harmongue The orchestra
usual applauded separately and greatly
ed for the manner in which they performed on their
instruments We noticed the introduction to the second
| act solo the flute which done very handsome
y the artist, whom regret not to be able to name,
received the acknowle Judgement OF the audience Hav-
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conclude this article without saying word of the ater
e. The scenery and dresses, OF Les Huguenots ola
| ing We engage those who were not at the Park last
night to and hear it, if il be represented again before
the closing OF this Tomorrow night will be pro-
duced for the last time the other opera OF MeyeTbeer
Robert lie Diable," this will afford good opportunity
to amateurs to compare both productions, and We
doubt that great many of those who heard Les Hu
guenots last night will avail themselves Of the occasion
crafty their curiosity Mile Desardins has been
gagged expressly for the seduction scene.
ON Calves benefit n W
casion will be given L'Ambassadri and the second
act of La File du Regiment" two operas in which
Mile Calve has heretofore excelled.
BownRy Observation-Disclosures the extreme
heat of the weather this splendid establishment last
evening filled by large audience the opening
night Bulwers play of "Rcheleu" was presented with
Mr. Richelieu-and in him the willy old cardi
nal found able epresenative-he looked and acted
the old man TO perfection, and supported he was by
powerful and well cast stock company the interest felt
by the audience continued till the close Of
the play. Davenport as De Mauprat, seemed to
throw more life into his acting than have
ever seen him before. Henkins appeared as Bara.
das-Mrs. Philips Julia, and Mrs Sutherland
Marian. The entertainments closed with the Legendary
Drama of the Sleeping Beauty" full of beautiful
merry AMI gorgeous effects. The same performances
to be repeated tonight and advise all to go early,
despair OF obtaining seat.
CASTLE GARpEE.-To-nght the " som-an. bull.ole" a
parodyo the Somnambula with all the original music will
be given for the last time this Garden by the Eho-
plan company This will prove great treat to the lovers
Of fun, and this delightful place of amusement WILL
doubt be as crowded tonight it has been for
time past musical introduction arranged expressly
Tor the OCCASION will be played previous to this mock
opera The second part will be preceded by the over
! ture 10 the Bronze Horse"
| NBLo's-This evening the very popular comedian,
Brougham, commences a short engagement in coniunc.
tbaa tboya
characters in the Nervous Man. admirably their
style of acting The management conrive keep up
OF the best actors in the country and the
suit is crowded saloons. This Will be a real comedy
night for the irish Tutor" is to be given by the only
living Observation-Disclosures Chppendae, Nick.
nson and Mrs Watts have all good parts. The young
Cerito and juvenile Celeste dance pas de deuu
vAuxHALL GARpEv.--This garden one OF the most
agreeable retreats in town. continues to be crowded
| every night The performances unusually attrac.
tive call for liberal patronage The steyemarl;
family and Seth Boon will appear this evening, and viii
| no doubt perform before very large audience,
| pALMo's OrrpA Housr.-A theatrical performance in
The SeIman language took place last night at this thea
tire. Vests great drama in five of Das Teben EN-
Iraum, Lille Dream tolerably well acted by the
company. The house seemed quite fuand to judge
by the audience last night these artists will very likely
find good patronage amongst the German residents OF
this city
II cannot be true tia. Mr. A. Beckett Of the Walnut
street theatre served under Nelson at trafalgar MIR
A. is only about 80 years Of age Nelson Was killed
2lst Oct, 1902 and none enter the British Navy
under Ia years of age. We doubt too il MIR Ricbings
ever bore arms against the Anghans lie was In india
when child, and has not been there since we are told
-Phiia. SPIRIT cfhe Times.
| Mr. Marshall, OF the Walnut Street Theatre phladel
phia opens the Holiday Street Theatre Baltimore very
soon, for a short during which time the Walnut
will remain closed, and be handsomely embellished
The Wallacks have been doing good business al the
| Walnut playing nightly to excellent houses. Mr. Wal.
| 1ack has Romeo. O Ia
| said to be a most capital burlesque.
| Madame Thelmann is performing with the German
Company at the National Theot.c Cincinnati, with great
| success
Horrible MURDER.--A most foul murder was
committed, few miles from West Point, in La