The New York herald., 1845-11-12

! now no VcSSel OF war III the MeOltorTanean, the
trigae Cumberland, the flag ship for that station,
having arrived at Boston last Sunday, and the sloop
of war Plymouth having sailed for the Brazils. In
times of peace, when Is in anticipation, the
temporary absence of fleet from any one station
may be unimportant event; but in times like the
present, is necessary have as full an exhibition
of our naval energy abroad as is possible.
Theat,icaIs.
4 PARK THEATRE. Last evening MIR. and Mrs. skean
made their second appearance during this engagement at
the Park Theatre. very full house was in attendance
to witness the fine personaons Of Macbeth and Lady
Macbeth, by Mr.. and Mrs Kean. We have previously
given elaborate criticism of their delineatons OF these
characters and consider to repeat it. This
evening the benefit Of Mrs Kean will take place. when
the play of "The Stranger'swill be performed The
Mrs. Haafer of Mrs. Ksau will be forgotten by
those who witnessed theis last engagement in this
city The natural sweetness Of disposition, the
brance of and repentance for past mlsdeeds which she
beautifully represented made deep impression upon
the hearts of her audience There will be crowded
house night The Keans leave tomorrow for Boston,
to this CIV. We congratuate the Bostonans on the
treat which awaits them.
ALHAMnA.-Dr valentine keeps the highly fashiona-
BILE audience who attend this very recherche place of
amusement in perfect roar OF laughter with his drolie
strains OF their sweet melody.
BowERY THEArnE.-The tragedy Of :" julius Cesar
announced for last evening, postponed in conse-
quence the illness of Mr. Davenport, who to have
played the part of Brutus" The admired and popular
tragedy of {" vrgnius" substituted bringing out
an effective caste OF character, whose admirable perform
ance in consideration of the shortness Of the time
voidably allowed for rehearsal the company had the
advantage of such at awas highly credtable to them.
The splendid Roman costume displayed in the piecethe
J~c.ro
win upon auditory and has made this beautiful
tragedy favore with every lover Of true-o Roman
bravery and parental affection There is something
truly imposing in the entire piece, and calculated to
ken in the mind of the scholar those classic recol
lections that attach to his schoolboy days, when
those beautiful sentiments of the poets and heroes
of the age of ancient Rome and Greece came down
through their works, which have withstood the
test Of time and of centuries-clothed in the rich
drapery of language, without the knowledge
Of Which no man can ca pretend to be scholar Mr.
acting, in which he fully sustained his great and
knowledged powers as an actor His conception of the
character was accurate and correcths delineations
able and efectivewhch drew forth bursts of applause
during the evening, making "od Bowery" shake to its
erful illustration Of the stronger passions which mark
this part of the plot and drew forth the high powers
love and Roman pride scene in the Forum before
Appius, where, in the last struggle of passion and de.
spair he stabs his daughter Virginia lMrs PhpsD to
fully su'tainedhs then breaking in despair, through
the guards, who fall back u consternation The whole
which Mr. Scott is SO well calculated to portray, and
may be said carry out the feeling of the Roman Poet
when he penned these phatc lines -
Una salus picts; nullam sperare, salutam.
The only safety lett to the conquered s to hope for
safety) Mr. Scott has been the leading STAR since the
commencement of the season. in this popular place of
public amusement, which is nightly crowded since its
last opening His round Of characters performed have
already for him golden opinions and are generally
we'll adapted for powers able and affective de-.
neator, where strong pewers are required Mrs Phil
lips performed rgnia well Mr.. Clark's Icilius, and
Milne Dentatus, well sustained and SO was
Vache Numitorius. The entertainments of the evening
70 oerowing fun The rich and attractive bills night
y put FORTH draw crowds to this deservedly popular
place of amusement
Mrs VALENTINE MoTT, JR.-The concert to be given
by this lady, and which has been the subject of much
conversation in all the fashionable circles Of New York,
is to take place tomorrow evening" at the Apollo sa
loon, in Broadway. From the feeling evinced by the
elite of city this ladys debut will be brilliant as it
possible for the fashionabes Of city to make it,
Those who have heard her. speak of her vocal powers
as of high order.
The New York Musical Association have published
their intention of giving a series Of instrumental Con.
certs La Musard during the ensuing winter The first
of the series will take place Nblos the evening of
the goth November inst.
The DELcr TRoupE.-Thsse talented artiSes have re
ihsu W shh CITY oh 2e1r successful Southern tour
and are getting up at great expense, and with much la
Dor, DoMzctti's grand opes.of the ride of Lammer
moor, which had SO brilliant in London some time
since. II will be produced the Park on Monday syen
ing next with great splendor and msgn6cence Much
time has been spent in perfecting the chsrusses hcf
will be very effective This Opera i'll undoubtedly be
come the rage, and have great q run as the Bohe
man Girl
TgMrLEToS, the celebrated tenor is now giving
concerts in Boston, where he has met with latterng
reception and sung to crowded and fashionable houses
We understand that at tho urgent solicitation of many
warm fr lends and admirers lac has consented give two
or three concerts in this city, towards the close OF
present month"; when he leaves the South fulfil h
many professional engagements.
HERR ALExASpER.-Ni Niblo's, last night was crowded
by highly respectable audience anxious to witness
the various surprising and amusing experiments of this
extraordinary and wonderful lie certainly Is nc
vulgar magician for his eas remarkable for theiI
beauty and the admirable skill with " hch they are ex.
ecuted The senses cheated every moment and al
ter seeing the curious displays in cIemstry pneumo,ics
optics, and natural philosophy YOU ready acknow
edge the existence Of such a thing as the black art
and to believe the professor the master OF ceremonies
No form any idea OF these experiments
without paying Ale xsnder visit and
ders their expectations will not be disappointed be
never SO high.
= Miss BRAmsoNs CovoERr.--Tbis interesting child had
large and fashionable audience last evening" greet
with their smiles and encourage by their psudits he
early developed powers. She plays the piano with much
sweetness and Skill and those who have not seen her ca
n'e an opportunity OF Judging Of her merits for them
selves by visiting Niblos saloon.