The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-24
Theatrical.


ing in " Richelieu" to very full house. The play
was well cast and remarkably well played by all
the characters with few trihng exceptions Richie
lieu is by of Mr. Forests worst parts,
although there is something wanting. He manages
his voice very injudiciously and endeavors to play
too much upon it He made excellent points,
and than once electrified the house with the beauty
Of his acting The play sbonnds with thrilling passages
and is capable of being made highly interesting Tine
interest was well sustained throughout Dyotts De
prat was with that gentlemans usual grace udg
msn and ability Bass as Father Joseph excellent
We have before spoken our opinion OF Mrs Hunt in such
Pythias," and " Fortuno."
BowERY THsArnE.-Miss Dean received benefit at
this theatre last evening and the number of people that
present is any criterion it have been very
hattering The consisted of the Lady
of ons" the comedy of the married Rake" and the
drama Of the Children in the Wood" The audience
were extremely well pleased with the performances,
particularly Miss Deans Pauline and applauded them a
good deal The bill for tonight is the Comedy of Err
rors the opera of Brother and Sister," and the thrilling
drama Of Raymond and Agnes" Mr.. Neafe will take
benefit on Saturday evening
GREENWICH THEArRE.-There is no lack of novelty
at this theatre sheridan play of FIGARO" will be per
formed this evening, with Mr. Frecr Rolla Mr. Ste.
phens Pizarro. Miss Mary Duff as Elvra, and Mrs.
Wray as Cora This is excellent cast and we doubt
not there will be crowded house. Miss Robinson ap-
pears in two favorite dances Previous to the play the
burletta Of Fun and Fright" will be produced, and the
drama OF the Idiot Witness" will close the perform
ances Mr. Freer deserves the patronage of the public
for his efforts to give performances of the highest
racter for their entertainment.
CASTLE GARpENt be recollected that this is the
last week of the famous Buo troupe of Ethiopian Ser
enaders, whose performances have given much plea
sure to the numerous visitors at this establishment This
evening they will again sing several Of their avorte
lodies and Mr.. Holman will sing Still so Gently DER
me stealing" in his usual good manner The evenings
ants txi1l r1,,Aa
ebrated Dissolving Views and Chinese fireworks.
The WISSEBAGos-The delegation of Indians, twenty.
three in number from Iowa. special invitation of the
President of the United States arrived in this city yeser
day, and visited the Bowery Amphheatra in the even
ing They ere much pleased with the horsem anship
and expressed their appreciation of the performances of
theders by series ofvolent and savage
yeils They will attend again this evening, they having
delayed their departure for Warrington day longer
In consequence OF the sickness Of of the party
We copy the following from the Baltimore american of
yesterday Mrs. Mowatt greeted on her first an
Pearance at the Holiday street Theatre last evening
ported by Mr. Davenport and Mr. Forbss The manage
ment redeeming its pledge in presenting to the public
the best dramatic talent Of the age.
Dan Marbles comedy of Family Ties" meets with
success in than here It was played at St.
Louis to a fair house, and met cordial reception.
Musical Intelligence.
Sworn, THE GREAT MusIcrAu.--The desire to see this
citement is up to summer heat A few days
ago we saw in one of city papers that
Mr. Zani de Ferrant the agent of this celebrated man.
refused the Of three thousand dollars the receipts
Of the three 6r concerts to be given by this great vo
linist We hear now for certain, that another specua
tor whose sagacity we'll known has raised his offer
high four thousand net taking also upon himself the
whole Of the expenses Such extraordinary proposal
has never yet been made to any of the foreign lions
which have visited country, and yet II was &C.
copied This remarkable refusal could only come from
one who has witnessed the immense Juror created
throughout Europe by the magical bow of Sivor the
sole heir of Pasannis talent and extraordinary genius
We are informed that Mr.. Ferranti has engaged the
Tabernacle for the 5h 7h 9th and 10Th of October next
when he will give the citizens of the world spe.
cimen Of his wonderful powers
THE AroLLoNEoSs.-The Masters Bullock and Cole to.
geher with Miss Anne Maria Cole gave their third Con.
cert at Brooklyn on Tuesday evening" and were well
pleased that they at last beginning the
notice they deserve full and fashionable audience
amongst whom noticed old Father Heinrich seemed
to be enraptured with the truly thrilling proceed
ing from the instruments in the hands Of these children,
did their sweet songs make any less impression 1t
impossible particuarize between their performances
for each the best when the other away but those
who heard the solos the violin last evening must
have been satisfied that the soul of genius directed the
however, missed the voloncelo solo from our young
friend Delos but an opportunity We hope will be given
*,
youthful band will give concert at the Apollo Rooms
this city. To those who have not visited Them we cor
daily recommend not to omit attending tonight.
LEOPOLD DE MEYER-This extraordinary genius ha.
wing returned to this city after receiving natter
ing at the South and North proposes to give the
New York public another treat in the way of musical
entertainment He has selected the Tabernacle we be.
leve and has appointed the second day of October
All the pieces he will perform will be new and he will
be ably assisted throughout the evening by ebste
artist, whose fame is extensive In both the old world
and the and who will perform in his nimitable
style the Carnival of Venice SC Mr. Loder and his or
chestra of ~ members will also contribute their share
the evenings This is but an nkling of the
arrange for the night and being So we must expect
to see the Tabernacle crowded.
The ALLEeRANIANs.-Thes MINISTRIES, who some time
since received With such Commentator in this city
and have just returned from very successful
ward gave concert at Newark last evening. Our neigh
bors of that city had rich treat and if their visitors
ated in them the enthusiasm they have elsewhere
il will be but the almost necessary consequence Of their
performance We think they compare with, IL they
do surpass any body OF vocass in the country
They give concert at the Apollo Rooms in this city TO-
morrow evening
Court of Common Pleas.