The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-29


that of Adrastus. We have frequently borne testi
nony The perfection Of these celebrated performers
that only odd that their performances last
ing fully warrant The fattering praise so long bestowed
upon them This evening they will appear in !" Tn:
Stranger" tomorrow evening in "Twelnh Night" and
Monday at the request Of numerous patrons Of the
drama. in shakspeare's great tragedy, Richard the
Third"
Bowrnv TuEArar-Night after night Is the Bowsry
crowded with the taste and intelligence Of the city, all
with enthusiasm at the great powers Of
the charming young to whom the State Of New
York claims the honor having given birth She last night
appeared the Lady Alicia, in the tragedy OF Jsae
Shore and her Of part was received with
her There is freshness and originally about
her acting that truly delightful in tho present age Of
cold artfcality and unmeaning rant Faults by no
means scarce though these not the blemishes
Of confirmed and inudicous imitation but the necessary
perseverance, the path which she has gloriousy en-
tered upon Miss Dean cannot fail to become Of sha
she ma mot rs ind en-
with present commentator Permit her tIents to he
enervated by the aattery Of unwss friend To crafty
more Pauline in the Lady Of LYONS y charac.
ter which affords excellent oppo unity for tho display
the nautical drama Of Latte Mr. j. r. Scott per.
sonsng the great pirate predict full house this
occasion would be to foresell "a sure thingn
GREESwrcH THEArRs.-The spirited and pleasing per.
formances at this delightful theatre continue to attract
linsons able management the summer season promises
to be highly productive this The pieces
selected for last night were such a. were peculiarly
suited to attract aAd delight tho public while this
and charming actress Miss Julia Drake such bill
o. sacuons and such Of talent to aid her
in night 20 the plsygong public. We hope to see
house iuy corresponding not only to this ample prepa
ration mad but also to the merits of that charming little
creature whose benefit is We hope to the Green
witch onged from ceiling arterr by the patrons Of
geniurl
ca srLE GARDEs-The splendid and spacious saloon Of
CasAc Garden open every evening and are en-.
tertained with the performances of most excellent or
cAesssa and with songs sung in spirited and mastery
with gas and from its admirable construction fine paint
ings and the arness Of its situation of the
srs punches ICES and every description Of
nre promptly served by the waters, and there Is
nOng omitted which can in tho
la GAIA Lsdra La Mastte % Portici the overture
to Oberon and several beautiful marches and airs TO-
gether with two songs by Mr. Holman.
ANroorNI ToMAsI the distinguished members Of
from ns s saD are n NOW n this city .. s0s
mirers DESTROYS that they should give before
they leave for England which may be in few weeks
TEMrLEroN.-Tempeton resumes his concerts about
the middle of next week--probably Wednesday. He
brings forth quite new musical entertainment. called
the RecoHectfons Of the Opera, comprising all the gems Of
the beautiful he formerly performed the Italian
Opera House, with the great Maiibran This w!li be
treat indeed
1t is announced in the editorial columns of the st. Loui,
papers that the grand piano Of De Meyer has arrived
that city from New Orleans Tho great musician him.
self will soon follow his instrument He gave two con-
cets in hatcher the l4th and 18th instant large
audiences
Mn. Mars Corcrnr.-This affair takes place to night
Madame Pico to give concert in Providence last
evening.
Sands Lent Co.'s American Circus are to exhibit in
Syracuse on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday of
week.
New OrERA HOUSE IN BosroS-The new theatre in
Boston, now being constructed with such remarkable
ta, 70 DO called the fremont Opera House Rogers
IN periecting his plans and the whole is to be finished
the most modern and approved style combining elegance
ana comfort It will have three circles Of boxes and
commodae larger audience than did the late fremont
theatre Its location regarded very central and
accepted by own American actor, Hacket whs will
also be one Of its essees The contractors for the build
tors, that it shall be completed by September next
City Intelligence.
The Rev. Mn. HERvEr's LEcruRE AT THE sTAsERNA.
LAST EvENINo-We have report Of this lecture in
type, but compelled, by press OF matter, to omit it.
AvNIvERsARy THE COLUMBIAN PEIrHoLo0rAN So.
eiEryThe foroth anniversary Of the Columbian Pei.
thologan Society held last evening Palmo Opera
dents Of Columbia College, and has tie following OH.
GERS: President, Levi A. Lockwood Vice President.
y.
very fashionable audience composed principally the
friends Of the students. band in attendance who
address Of the President he exercises Of the
evening Mr. Lockwood stated that the society had been
formed for the purpose Of literary improvement Mr.:
Lockwood's address was principally upon the spirit Of
age, in which he took very correct and logical
view Of the wild theories taught and adopted in the pre-
for staying the of this spirit enlagng the
circle Of educated Literature was the best conser.
vacr Of public morals and intellect and through alone
could the age be improved. The Grafton Of Mr.
lockwood was s loudly applaudsd by the audience
nature delivered by Francis Van Rensselaer, This
was very superior address, and reflects great credit
Horace ". Carpenter. The next, by Clarence g. Nil.
chslL The 9th, an grafton, sound public morals the
gu se q Ss
Durham. The 9Th Truth" BY Jeremiah Lodsr and
kle" The exercises passed on in highly pleasing and
credtable manner and the audience seemed to apprss
ate them
HoRRIsLE ABpucTror.-we refer our readers to an
advertisement in another column respecting the abduo.
ton yesterday afternoon Of infant only months DID,
supposed to have been taken by Irish girl about
20 years of age by the name Of Mary Campbell. who
Matteson Any Information that may lead to the 70.
csvery Of the child will greatly relieve tho distracted
parents.
noon in two story frame building In l9oh street. I'd
at quarter past O'Clock but got under
By engine a. although not without doing considers
box Of matches with which child was playing.
NASSAU SrREEr-Nassau street, never too wide tho
roughfare is Just now continually blocked up with om-
nibuses wagons, &c, driven out Of broadway by the
paving going on there Do, gentlemen of the corpora.
tion street Inspector get that done quickly
possible
BARGE RossERv.-The barge B. c. Brainard was
robbed on Wednesday night of two chests Of tea
siIvER sroLES.-Tho house of r. DePeystsr, Esq, No.
SO University Place, robbed few days aimee Of
nd forks
TERRrBLE Acknowledgement EscArE-A terri.
BILE accident occurred yesterday morning at the Public
School No l. in William street, q few doors beyond
Duane The lot upon which the schoohouse IL situated
extends to Chatham street. and here the workmen were
employed in digging cellars In order accomplish this
had been necessary to portion of the support
OF the schoolhouse pvy rendering the floor weak and
unstable Yesterday forenoon, at II o'clock being the
Iinihi lr