The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15

did house for her benefit the audience surpassed in
number any have yet at the Park this
son. and Of this artist must have felt natered at
this display good feeling towards her. The perform
ance began with lie Protegd," very amusing vaude'
vile, in which Mime Richer had another occasion of Civ
ing proof of her talent comedian. She perfectly
successful in delneang the character of Mime de Mar
bois. Mr. Matthew who acted in this vaudeville, exhibit
ed his usual talent only found fault with him
looked too often the prompters box he wished to
get his inspirations herefrom This the fault of the
prompter who should be always the q,i rive, and
ought to suffer actor to stand waiting Mr. Mon
taser acted this play also and went through his part
with much skill. This followed by pas de deur
by Mr. Martin and Miss vallee, who danced it both with
and expert dancer and Miss Valce although very
young one, exhibits already much talent After this
Mile Desjardins danced seu with her usual Skill
and was called again by the audience who thought her
performance too successful not to have it encored Last
iy, L'AmbassadriSe" was given Mile caive Henri
ete) again in this opera what we had seen her in
La File de Regiment" the sprighty and spirited ar
tst Mile Cave may perhaps be equalled in the role Of
Henrietta but she certainly cannot be surpassed This
opera seems to have been composed especially for
her. and Henrietta was first acted by her in Paris,
when she still belonged to the comic opera Nine
the skill she has always exhibited as comedian.
Mime Stephen C@urio Charlotte" was perfect in the
the audience with her singing and acting. Mr. Montas
ser played again in that opera and was as successful
in the vaudeville This artist wants only suitable roles
to become great avore for he Is comedian of great
abilities Mr. Buscher who acted the part of Benedict
pretty successful, and would have been still more
So had he had time to prepare himself but should
remembered that within the last two weeks Mr. Bus
cher has received daily roles far above those he
was accustomed to- and his tmdiy is very
cusabe As was he sang toeraby the duo Of the first
with Mile Calve Mr. Bernard personifed also very
well "Fortunatus" the director of the Opera and sang
occurred in the Of the performance to the
pleasure Of the audience Mime Casini, who had also
part in this opera was taken sick We perceived in
the beginning by her voice being scarcely audible We
did not know however how to account for it. when all
at once in the ninth of the second act, Mime Ca
sni who had just entered the stage, complained Of
feeling unwei and Immediately tainted into the Of
Mr. Buscher, who had to her assistance. The per-
Torrance was interrupted for few minutes, and two
scenes omitted that account. 1t was resumed
short time after and continued without any further
accident Mime Casin came back in the Sd act and al.
though evidently feeble remained the stage until the
end Mile Calve is usual at representations for be-
nefts received further proofs Of the high estimation in
which she is held by the public by number Of boques
and crowns of flowers being to her from all parts of
Tonight for Mr. E. Prevosts benefit will be produced,
for the second time, Lies Huguenets the first repre-.
sentation of which met with unequalled success on
last Monday night Mr. P the leader OF the orchestra,
well known to those who regularly attended the
opportunities to notice the efforts OF this artist to deserve
the appreciation of the public and the talent with which
he went through the intricate and difficult task, which
has been entrusted to his musical powers This gentle
man has made himself popular with the hdbitues,
selected Benent was received
much enthusiasm before that feel confident that his
benefit will be such amply to satisfy the public and
himself.
BowERy THEATRE.-Last evening Damon and Pythias
again presented TO crowded house The lovers Of
the legitimate drama spend evening to better
advantage than in seeing Mr.. Scott in the characters
which he is performing at the Bowery and then to
the beauty and style with which the theatre is
finished, is worth double the price of admission
MIR. Davenport appeared Pythas Mr. Henkins Dyo-
nsius Mrs. Phillips as Calanthe, and Mrs Madison rs
Hermion. Tonight most excellent bill is presented
Knowles admired play Of William Tell" the gorge
GUS Legendary drama Of the Sleeping Beauty" and the
" Golden Farmer" in which Mr. Hadaway performs the
laughable character Of Jenny Twitcher Let every
body 60 early.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The Som-Am-Bull-Ole is to be re-
peated again tonight. This parody of of the finest
Italian Operas has become very popular for the effect it
produces the audience. Two Overtures are to be
played in addition to the mock opera mentioned above,
and these with Mr. Parsloe and Miss Pray who will APP
pear again in one Of their favorite dances, will make
an evening entertainment not to be disdained.
NIBLos-BENErIr OF Mr.. BRouGHAM.-There will be
crowd tonight respond to this admirable actors call
the public The pieces well chosen to bring out
his peculiar humor-Pacde and Chippendae give their
powerful aid. The NERVOUS Man" and "Irish Lion"-
the former piece is exceently written and well acted
and the latter creates roars-of laughter we mean
Placide is very happy in Aspen. Tomorrow evening is
the last of these capital artists. comic burlesque
Opera is in rehearsal, hear in which T. D. Rice en-
acts the hero.
VAuxHALL GARDEN-Great attraction tonight again
The same bill to be repeated, with the array Of
talent
Welsh & Mann's unrivalled Equestrian Company gave
an evenings entertainment in Syracuse Tuesday.
signor Pico accompanied by sgnor De Begins give
Concert in Newport on Monday evening next and from
thence proceed to Canada.
The Italian Opera troupe arrived at Vera Cruz the
18th ult. The company, Borghese and ALL started imme
diately for the city of Mexico in the stages
Mrs. Mowatt has succeeded trumphantly again, and
this time before very select and discriminating audi
tory at Saratoga Springs
Mrs A. H. Black formerly of Pttsburg died suddenly
near Cincinnati on the LIST inst.
Miss Bramson is giving concerts at New Bedford.
The New York Equestrian Company to give two
exhibitions at Newburyport in the course of the present
week.
Mrs. H. Hunt took bene fit last Tuesday at the Buffalo
theatre
the Boston Museum.
Mrs haywood took benefit at Montreal on the 18th
instant
Mrs. Charles Howard late Miss Rosina Shaw, W a.
drawing crowds at Montreal on the 18th inst
Mr.. Dan Marble is engaged at the Buffalo theatre.
Mr.. Benie and company left Jacksonville last week
and now perform in Franklin, La.
Chippendale is in Philadelphia.
Dinneford the manager, has turned mine host" and
keeps Broadway Restaurant, called =" The Byron
He should have dubbed it the " Antgone."
Movements Of Travellers.
The influx of travellers and casual visitors the prin
cpal hotels appears undated in fact yesterday the
velers seemed to have increased four fold Although
observer of the departures by the evening boats
would have supposed that the city was exhausted Of all
its supernumerary and transient Inhabitants we found
at the
AMraicAS-J Lindsay Gillespie Phila Messrs Weir
paOa nd Harri Vast Phi Com al NJ
rhos Kennedy, Columbia, Slater Kirk Penna S W
Fitzmmon, Nachez Mr. Geo Fitznmon, Geo Van
derpool, Albany Gen Garrett Wall, jr I Blanch
ard Boston S b Stone, N O; Messrs Cushard Cowles
Geo Kennedy. and Morgan, r Barney Hayes, Phila