The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-11
Theatrtcals.

Theatricals.
PARx THrArHr.-several crowded houses have wit
messed the dancing Of the viennose chtdrsnaf each
repetition appears to become more aitrscuvs-s pr'i
nancy and its novelty peculiarly render 90 80 unlike
any other stage, past or present.
so diversified and beautiful in the pictures presentsso
full of warmth and eso Astounding in poeticai concep
be more rich in cOlorng more brilliant in costume more
in Ss .sa an r.. IL ssSs's 's
chantment-al speaks to the imsgination-su dehghis
the FTs 'rne up la 1re
to . every combination the power 70 please. Nor
more splendid; it is clothed with all the msgnncsnce
and imagery OF an Eastern court IL truly gorgeoas
@ itself still more to ch ns ,r..s1 10 the p
lures II has dwelt from infancy Here too are sur
prisss the most sudden forms the most picturesque az
iiUht and siry steps The shs Is here the Mt
and it, effects are harmonious and striking. Nov ns
now swslfs and sinks with grace, en:hrines some
fairy form, now forms 4 canopy over the nsad now
rich Il The feet Ths are
the figures the attitudes and the steps OF all classes
they are full Of spirit activity and strength greatly
and the manners COPY from life Is danced by twelve
boys and as many girls Altogether this IL rich enter
chidr.n are unsxceptionabs as to costume an objsc
ton often urged the ballet is attractive to ALL but
to ysung children there can De none 80
Bowrnr THrArRr-The "wild steed Of the Prairie"
was repeated last evening this popular place Of pub
Lie amusement, and passed OF with its usual success
Tonight there will be an entire change Of perform
ance-and three very attractive pieces will be present
ed-"Mazeppa," Bsrbarossa," and the Rufhan Boy"
There three excellent pieces will bring out the taien!
of the entire company who have sustained cor the last
lew weeks, the high reputation of the Bowery On
Monday, Mr.. Murdoch is announced to appear az Ham
let The enterprising manager Mt mas Soms
patrons at old Bowery, and in securing the services
Mr. Murdoch gives an additional evidence S Of MS
The bill to night is highly attractive.
GREENwrcH THHArRE.-The first engagement OF Mr.
John Dunn excellent low comedian, was attended
with much success, and his arrangement will be equal
ly So HIS character O" That Rascal jack" is so excel
lent that he has become identified with the part This
evening he appears in the comedy Of Charles u" in
makes his Amt appearance, and by Mr. Geo R. Chapman
After which favorably received shetch OF Actress
Of All will BE- The
Of "Mliner's Holiday" will conclude the nights enter
tainment Mr.. Rodney appearing as Lieut. bowh hs
favorte songs and dances. There is much iberaiity
displayed in the management Of this pleasant LITTLE esssG
lshment, and trust that the theatre going PUBIC Will
give it the liberal support it merits.
The ALHAMRA.-The re engagement Of the German
magician Herr Alexander is but for this and tomorrow
evening so that all who desrous of seeing his per-
formsnces of most wonderful feats and experiments
have but these two opportunities That bel wen worm
seeing is best evinced by the applause and commenda
ton he has received from the thousands present at his
different entertainments in this city Besides variety
Of novel and magical experiments by him. there will be
also songs and instrumental music from selected and
popular CORPS of artstes The saloon pleasantly sno
commodiously arranged and the 70 De pro
cured of an excellent kind.
BowERY AMrHIrHEArRE-Gossn, Gardner and Kemp
the three celebrated clowns continue to excite the as
constituent of the crowded houses that nightly frequent
this popular place Of evening recreation Their feats
last evening were truly astonishing; Kemp =, on
his beer cssk, performed with his usual ability
Master Nixons act of horsemanship was admi
rably performed, and Mr., Carols equestrian perform
ancc connexon with that Of Master Nixon drew forth
bursts Of applause. An evening here will richly repay
the visitsr The bill for tonight highly attractive
The Charleston Ntws of the 7th inst, says of Mrs
Ssy. We learn that she Is in 6ne health and win com
mence her engagement at the theatre tomorrow even
ing She will be supported by MT. Davenport. young
Mowat had distinguished success at her former engage
ment here, and viii undoubtedly be warmly welcomed
City Intelligence.
The WEArHER.-We had snow yesterday, cemmsnc
ing about O'Clock, aud the snow came down thick and
heavy. until about half past o'clock when 1t changes
t-LaSA. .ths aArfg raj I'm S0Ke, tie be-. yin:
| heavy, and in torrents, up to late hour.
AsszE OF BREAD.--There appears to be very unjus
imposition practised by the bakers generally, toward
their customers and the public in relation to the sale
bread they charge prices exorbtant to render
extremely difficult at this season Of the year. for many
persons mot to talk Of the poorJ to purchase the
exorbitant chages which the present prices Of -four
justify. Flour is sold at present at S. so pe
barrel rather per cask in this city and were the r
fixed at 70 or $40 per cask, the present weight
bread offered by bakers could scarcely be just
fed. The bakers ought to sell their bread (now tina
the slsrm u over, and the SPECTATORS have been foet
in their efforts to create panic in the -four marke
corpg TO the currency Of the United Srtes rste
varying from s, 10 to 20 cents, according to weight
and quality We annex the assize for bread
In Charleston, South Carolina. up to and includ
ing the 7th December inst at which period -four sold
So The prices set down have been regularly fixed by
the corporation of that ciy and those who purchase
bread in NewYork particularly the poorD will be struck
with the great disparity of weight, size, and price ia
ken in connection with the comparative rates in the flour
markets at Charleston and New York.
AssizE Bread, from Monday, s0th November to Mon
day, h December, 1885, inclusive. The average price
Of superfne flour being So per Dbl Of 1876 pounds mel
weight the loaves must weigh as follows:-
WHITE BREAD
lbs. oz.
1Seen, Loaf TO weigh. .................. i Ia