The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-13


PAnx THsArsr.-Mr vandsrhonr played Lord Town
Icy last night admirably The part is not easy one,
favorable for histronic display s destitute Of ami
nation and character to scod Is all Its business, yet
Mr. made at least interesting and showed what his
powers would be in part giving better scope and OPP
portunity. Dc Walden showed himself good, gsntsel
comsdisn-hs plays well. Bass, as sr +. Wronshssd,
and Fisher. Squire Richard kepts numerous audi
encs in a constant roar Of laughter. The house was
well filed To-day, again, Madame Augusta appears as
We have heard that the management Of the Park
theatre have entered into agr emsnt with the ceie:
brated Mr.. Sands and his children. and that they will
appear. This family are In the same line as hisley
and have performed with great eclst in Paris. Vienna
hsads We hav. u no doubt they will prove very attractive
IN New York.
BowERY THrArRR-The magnificent drama Of the
Wizard Of the Wave" again played at the Bowery
last evening We have already spoken in detail Of the
beauties Of this drama and hope that no one who ad
mires beautiful scenery interesting plot good acting
and ne stage effects will neglect to see It, The even
ing concluded with Bulwers comedy Of" Money" The
Wizard" will be repeated to night, with the comedy
of the Widows Victim" and the drama Of the Golden
Farmer
LEOPOLD DE- MrYrR1 GRAND CoscExr.-Ths grand
concert given by the lion pianist" last evening" at the
Tabernacle, sclipssd all others in brancy, and was
elite Of the city in attsndancsths house crowded
with the lovely bssutsous and musieloving daughters
Of Gotham arraysd most sumptuously, with eyes spark
ling with animation and fair faces beaming with delight
Upon De Meyers appearance, he was greeted with Q
perfect hurricane Of applause Never have seen
much enthusiasm displayed and never admiration
moro worthily bestowed, gratefully scknow
lodged. The celebrated Carnival de Ysnies" was
first played, and created a great sensation Made
moiselle Korsinsky now sung the from Anna
Bolena' with much taste and feeling The fsntasis
American Melodies" was loudly encored and De Mey.
gave the ontasia airs from semiramde a vo.
untaiy Offering But the browning triumph Of the eve
ming the beautiful composition which has won the
praises Of the dletant of Londsn, Paris, Vienna and
Berlin This the celebrated grand duett from the
ode symphony LIE Desert" by David, which was per-
formed by De Meyer and Mr.. George Loder on two
magnificent Erards. Mr. Loder played with much skill
and was well received We think his execution much
superior to that of Mr. Perabeau who assisted at the
first concert lie Desert" is of the most brla ant
compositions have met with the ideas thai
form the basis OF indeed grand they various;
but but the great Maestro DeMeyer could possibly
do Justice At the conclusion Of this sublime Ode the
audience manifested their delight and appreciation by
throwing beautiful bouquets and wreaths Of flowers
the platform The great pianist seemed completely
wheimed by this unexpected token Of regard but
h o up
gratitude and in acknowledgment Of his talents This
little episode the signal for renewed applause amid
which the pansts left the stage The evening closed with
the performance Of the Marche Mdracains" and tn
stage again literally covered with bouquets and
wrsaths. De Meyer goes to Philadelphia, where he will
undoubtedly create great musical revival
Mr. DEMPsrER.- This gentleman had very large and
fashionable audience at his concert last evening in the
Rutgers Institute His singing drew forth repeated
pressions pleasure from the audience highly aatterng
to his artistical skill He sung the composition the
"May Queen" in q very beautiful manner, and carried
the feelings Of the audience with him from the Eve Of
May to the return Of Spring" We understand that Mr.
Dempser will give his last this evening at the
Clinton Hail. previous to his departure for Europe.
HowE's CiRcus-The attractions at this fine place of
amusement grow greater every ev ming. To the beau
tiiul, graceful and daring Macarte, the wonderful
India Rubber Man, and all the fine performers, has
been added the pageant Of "Gullver among the Lilli
putans" in which MIR. Randall the celebrated Scotch
giant, nearly feet high appears CULVER among
array Of youngsters who represent the Lipuiians
This 10 particularly pleasing to the juvenile poroo Of
the audience capital bill is ready for this evening
Mas. FLYNN takes a bene6t at the Chatham TO- night
This will be her first appearance since her long and
indsposition She will appear in six characters
MIR. Flynn will also appear The entertainments offered
varied.