The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

his ndspositon will appear this evening In his csiebra
tod character of Rcheeu In Bulwsrs play ofthat
The admirers Of Mr.. Forrest pronounce this and King
Lear to be characters which he has made peculiarly his
own and his friends doubt much IT, with the exception OF
the older vandenho there is trsgedian living who
correctly delineaies the mind action Of the Cardinal
a. represented in this play Mrs Hunt will sustain the
part Of Julie de Mortimer and Dyot that OF Maupras-
Pearson, Andrews, Barry and stark will also appear
From the IN which the piece $40 be brought out
and the strong talent introduced there be no doubt
but that the performance will be rich treat tc the pub
lie The evenings entertainments will conclude with
the fierce of the Mseries OF Human Life n which O.
Barrett, Fisher and Miss Fanny Gordon will appear
BowrhY THEArnr.-Mr A. A Adams takes his benefit
this evening and unusually attractive bill is offered
the occasion Mr.. Adams has, during his engage
ment exhibited talent of very superior order and had he
constantly turned his attention the dramatic pro-
fession he wsuld rank as the highest The
character he peronates this evening Of the
difficult in the whole role and have doubt but that
he will add snoher leaf to the laurel Of his reputation
Miss Julia Dean will take the part OF Cordela Those
who have seen her can best judge OF the credabe man
in which she will sustain it. The drama OF The
reese" will conclude the evenings performances, Mr.
tiers We hope such BILL for benefit Of deserving
artist will crowd the Bowery spacious as 1t IT, with the
who have enjoyed intellectual treat during the
engagement OF the beneficiary.
Greenwich THEATRE-The manager of this theatre
Mr. Freer to have adopted but plan since the
Of the season. and tina. has been by be.
raj presentation Of changing novelties to take the
public by STERN and draw them into his house, Gen
lack says, noiens volsns. The drama Of The Fire
mans Daughter" written expressly for this theatre
which hes had such remarkable run will again be pre-
ssned this evening. In addition, the tragedy Of Mac
BETH Will be played not sometimes is expurg a'ed
and cut to pieces but it originally written by the
author Miss Mary Duff young lady whose talents are
our southern exchanges will sustain the character Of
Lady Macbeth The combination OF two such lent
Crsuford' so we'll known and highly esteemed by the
patrons Of the Greenwich, will take benefit
evening The mere announcement Of this fact will cause
q jam.
CASTLE GAxDEs-Ths liberal managers Of this delight
full have kindly apart the proceeds of this
ngs entertainment for the benefit Of the orphans and
confident that public will assist the benevolent
designs Of the propetors by being present In addition
to tho usual attractive features OF the Garden the Aero.
bat family have rendered their services and Mssr Hol
man. Goodwin and Oldfed will appear in some of their
most celebrated songs and dances The Buo troupe
Ethiopian Minstrels will give series OF songs parodies
&c and Professor Ecrsen will exhibit his remarkable
display of dssoving views and Chinese fireworks which
have 90 much delighted the thousands who have seen
them The admission the Garden is but 90 cents and
trust that those who would not 60 influenced by char
table motives will for their interest," not omit to visit
place here such variety OF truly entertaining and
attractive features are presented
BowERy CIRcus-The feats of the Acrobat family at
this place certainly astonishing, and that they
considered so by the crowded audiences who witnes 3
them is best sttestsd by the frequent and loud applause
attendant upon their appearances The graceful exhibit
tons of athletic games by the other performers ore not
excelled in merit by those OF any in the country and
deed the world might be challenged to find their supe-
riors new spectacle in which the whole force OF the
troupe is to be brought into play is soon to be
produced and from what in relation to it,
expect that will be gorgeous in the extreme For
this evening great bill is offered W O. Dale the great
chief Of horsemen from England will shortly it is
pected add his talent 10 the forces of the company.
HowEs MAMMOTH CIRcUs.-After being visited by
thousands at the State fair this great establishment will
open Utica the 22d and 23d ins when the people
of that city will have chance of seeing the extraor
binary performances of the celebrated Madame Macarte
the most graceful and perfect female rider in the country
well the performances of the Swiss brothers, Dan
Rice Mr. Cole and the other numerous company of this
concern Madadame Macarte is the subject Of praise
and admiration by all who have her, and she is
knowledged to be the most graceful fascinating bravey
gifted arte that ever appeared in this country on horse
back Her performances truly astonishing, and must
be seen to be appreciated
WALSur street THRArRE, PHILADELPHIA.-The
Keans sppear BIO received with the enthusiasm
at this theatre, they when among IA, and
supported by powerful and attractive stock company
This evening shakspeare's play of As You Like it,"
lind Sy and M Ks After WHICH the
farce Of the " Man without a Head"
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHiLApELrHiA-Mr. Burton,
the Manager has been long engaged in the preparation
Of the appointments to the play of Richard tho Third
and tonight it is to be put upon the stage in
which has hardly precedent for splendor in this coun
try The original text Of Shakespeare to be preserved
throughout the play. Mr.. and Mrs Wallack will ap-
pear in the characters of Gloucester" and Z" Queen
Elizabeth"
Ma BrLLAMY-It was reported in town yesterday and
published IN ell the Sunday papers except the Herald,
that Mr. Bellamy, Of the Park Theatre OF the most
sterling and talented actors in the city, died Saturday
last from apoplexy. We are happy in being able to
state that the umor is unfounded and that Mr. Beamy
IL convalescent He will very give the public
ocular demonstration of the act the boards Of the
Park.
Nh: ALExAspER-The first appearance of this cele.
braed American magician is anxously looked for by the
public, and happy to learn tn at it is far of
From the reputation he has acquired abroad he will pro.
badly introduce new era in the magical art in this
country. Some OF his delusons almost confirm
the idea that he is in league with his Satanic Ma
jesty.