The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-28
Thentrlcals.

formed last evening for the benefit Of MISS Cnsriouo
Barnes being the last night of her engagement Miss
Barnes played Young Norval most admirably The char
actor of the noble and heroic youth indeed finely
conceived beautifully executed The Glenalvon Of Mr.
vandenhof the Old Norvsl of Mr.. Barry and the Lady
Randolph Of Mrs. Bland. were all excellent At the
conclusion Of the tragedy, Professor Sands and his
lovely and talented children, again appeared in their
graceful and beautiful gymnasc exercises The novel
extraordinary fsats perform ed by these wonderful
arstes pleasing they varied and asonish.
ing Is not only display Of skin. agility, amp
within and rise from witnessing the display, with
huge delight and satisfaction Mr. Sands and his chill
ssh. ins ppco Which serves 10 display
advantage the finely moulded forms OF the boys.
and the hercnlean and .ymmetrcal proportions o.
stage like young Cupids. and then follows success.
sion of fea perfect and glorious Of their kind Tho
boys positively twisted into shapes Of so groesqne
and character as to defy description while
the father exhibits vigorous elasticity Of and pre-
have witnessed these They arc truly
machless In their art and their bene which takes place
shonaSss sudence TSs i the sss night Of their
pearance and In addition to the eas heretofore per-
formed others : more astonishing viii De eanio .
also be presented, Mr.. Vandenhof playing Young
Dornton
BowrRr THEArRr.--Ths grand Indian equestrian
orama Arasapha" was performed last nightbefore a
iul house. with distinguished success. This psrfor-
is we'll calculated to give practical illustration
Of the glorious Of the revolutionary period All
the Indian characters Eere rendered with remarkable
felicity It is needless TO say anything Of the unique
representation Of Arasapha by Mr.. Scott Mrs. Jones
Wetumpka was natural and effective. Never did we
see correct delineaon of Yankee character than
Davenports Trbulaton Whetstone the spectators were
universally delighted with it. adaway is inmitable in
the character OF Van Dunder Fritz The last scene in
which fall Of real water produced with striking
effect excited the admiration of ell who 1t. The
most enthusiastic applause ives manifested throughout
the whole performance Arasapha" is 10 be repeated
again to night No who has patriotism, or ondness
0r s onsa ana ana bold
Thunderbot" also to be played Tonight SO it will
be perceived that the enterprisng managers OF the
Bowsry spare no pains in serving up rich theatrical
feast
HowEs' CrRcus-This fashionable and fascinating
sort Of the admirers Of art was well filled last night on
the occasion Of Madam Macare's benefit OF her beau
tiful performances unnecessary to say more than
that the favor Of discerning public is the best tes
umony Of the merits Of an artistic and this testimony was
last night abundantly awarded to her The other per-
formers played their parts with admirable skill and
drew down repeated and enthusiastic applause This
evening grand and rich entertainment Is off red to the
public It is the last might o. the appearance Of the
great equestrian Madam Macarte We refer to
the programme Of the bills for full particulars.
LEOPOLD DE MEyEs-The lion pianist gave his sec.
ond concert in Philadelphia. on Wednesday evening
last. We mako the following extract from one of tho
Fund Hall. on Wednesday evening. was attended by
another large and brilliant audience and was fully sue
cessful The great pianist warmly and enthusiastic
csly applauded The audience, this occasion was
even larger than at the first concert" Another paper
says -" De Meyer enthusiastically applauded and
his LIE Carnival de Venice receiv ed with rapures,
and enchored to the echo On answering the CALL the
talented artist substituted Hail Colu mbia" and Yau.
kee DOODLE with variations. In such mastery and
brilliant manner that took the aud by storm,
and caused such Juror, that, at tim had seri
apprehensions for the safety Of tbs hall. II was
stated that this De Meyers last in this city
We hope not. Let US have another, by all means"
The Swiss Bell Ringers are in Galveston. Texas.
Mr. wnchell the celebrated comic lssta and deli
nsator of eccentric characters will open in New Haven
the ensuing week. He will be assisted by Mr. oldHeld,
pianist
90 The advertisement in our columns of yester-
day, headed different versions OF the thing"
was not paid for, or inserted at the instance, of Mr.
Day