The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-02
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK THEArRE-No play has been enacted in this city
with greater applause than Fortuno and his Seven
Gifted Servants" II will be repeated tonight together
with the comedy of the Four Sisters" and the Man
Without Head" for the fourth time, and like the pre-
ceding nights certain the Park will be well at
tended by the fashonables of the city We pleased
to see Mrs Hunts acting SO well appreciated.
BowERv THEArRE,-Last evening, Putnam that
never-failng Of amusement and attraction was
presented to good house This is without exception,
the finest national drama written. and will be hand
ed down posterity with the Of its author Ban
MISTER who, sorry to say, has derived but very
little pecuniary advantage from 1t He is now sick,
and deserves remembrance. The evening closed with
c. W. Clarke one of our talented American actors
takes his last benefit this at the Bowery very
Scott t as "Roderick Dhu Songs by Mr. Winans shaH
peare's Comedy Of Errors" dancing by Miss Pray,
singing BY Davenport and rec,tatiSns by MT. Fenno
" Bombastes Furioso" in which Mr.. w. Chapman ap-
pears. One of the best bills of the Give him
bumper.
GREENwIcH THEArRE.-The performances at this ad-
mirabe little theatre last night Of varied and in.
teresng character consisting of the French Spy" the
" Death Ship" and The DEVILS in the Room" Loud
applause elected from very respectable house.
frequent intervals all passed of with great sela
Mr. Freer manager ofexeellent taste and ndeatga-
BILE energy, and well deserves continuation of liberal
gether with the Stranger is to be played tonight be-
sides singing and dancing. Such attractions are ire
sistible.
CA.rLr GARprs.-Ths establishment continues to
draw numerous and respectable audiences This
ing the performances will be of novel and varied char
acter Astounding in beautiful music. There is place
in this city that supass this establishment for cool
ness pleasure and amusement, and no place where
greater attention to the comfort OF visiters Is
Great are being made by Mesrs French and
Heiser for the Fourth Of July.
HERR ALExASDER.-Palmo's Opera House was well at.
tended last evening by a highly respectable audience,
who anxious to witness the aried surprising and
amusing experiments of this extraordinary He
certainly is no common magician for his feats
markable for their beauty and the adma BILE skill and
dexterity with which they performed. The
cheated every moment and the vsiters after wit.
leve in the black art" No one can form an idea of
these curious experiments without seeing them. He
performances closed with one of the most
teats We ever witnessed Herr Alexander, attred in a
magnificent tunic, embroidered with goli, mounted
a stool which had no connection with the floor He
showed that he had nothing concealed about person
Then taking red shawl, which he spread out lie pro.
Of goldfish swimming in water which reach.
ed the ori% and about half ,s dozen pigeons.
of sasey Which we have seen eousd TSs
evening Herr Alexander takes his benefit and he viii
never exhibited by him before-the feat Of he gold fish
among the rest We would advise those who wish to
witness his feats to 60 there early as thore will be
crowded house.
Palmo's operate Band gave a concert in New Haven
last evening" they also intend giving there tonight
Mr. Templeton has yielded to the solicitations of his
friends in Boston, and consented to give another
in that city this evening.
Van Amburgh's Caravan made triumphal enfr6e into
Boston last Monday.
WEIGH x Manns Circus is now in Boston, and is said
to be filed to overlooking every night.
Mr. Murdoch is now fulfilling an engagement in Gin
cinnat.
Mr. Booth is playing in St. Louis II is said to be his
first visit to the 4" Mound City"