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

PARK THrATRE.-There was another very large house
last evening to witness the eria performances of the
Viennoss dancers whose eminenty successful debut We
were called upon to notice few days since We have
already entered into lengthy crques of their Pas De
Feurs and Grsnd Pas Oriental and cannot within the
scope ofthe English language express our admiration Of
their performances in other terms than those we have al
ready used; indeed, il had not already noticed them
We could sum up in few words all that we think Of
them that l.; that they are a: perfect as rigid training
strangers viii appear again Monday evening in three
new grand divsrsemens and might be as we'll to raw
ton, Philadelphia and other Cities their stay here must
e,limited We trust that they will not be permitted
70 leave this city without oil our theatrical people seeing
BowERr THEATRE.-" Mazeppan was again produced
last evening, and the very powerful cast Bringing out
the entire company, made the representation at once
effective and imposing. The tragedy of Barbarossa'
followed and was performed with infinite ability The
very gorgeous costume Of the performers coupled with
them rendered the entire piece deeply attractive before
an immense auditory. Mr. Booths Bsrbarossa was fine
extremely correct and his deueation extremely
rate. He was ably supported by Clark a. seIim Mrs
sergesnts Irene was performed with her usual ability
Mrs Jordans Zaphyna was also we'll sustained. 10
night very attractive bill is presented Mr. Murdoch
appears on Msnday night as Hamlet.
GsEsrwrcH THrArRK.-There is q great bill at thiI
pleasant establishment for this evening Mr.. John
Donn sAes nss pcneu ana mas GOT out strong Dill on
this occasion. Four pieces will be play ed-First the
farce Of the House Dog in which the excellent actors
MIR. Geo. Chapman, Mr.. Rodney, and Julia Drake will
appear second the musical farce ofthe Devil to Pay
in which Dunn Rodney, and Mas Drake will
principal characters and in addition the iarces of the
Dumb Belle, and the Sketches in Indiar We hope
Mr.. Dunns friends will rally around him, and give him
bumper this evenings
Acknowledgment being the last Ct Herr Alexan.
der's engagement crowded house may be expected
and would advise carly visit for the securing OF
seats. The German Magician, though heretofore une.
quaed in his performance Of magical fess and expert
ment 10 improve every successive representa-.
ton Of his powers. Some Of his most amusing and
wonderful fests will be performed ths evening There
will also be the usual selected variety nstrum ntaI
and vocal music, which reflects great credit on the
musical director Of the establishment.
BowERv AMrHrrHEArRE.-The circus continues 10
draw a. usual immense houses, and the extraordinary
fsats Of the entire company, last evening" elected
universal applause. Master Nixon, lad not over six
Of age apparently asoushed by his juvenile act Of
horsemanship, every present. The attractive bill
ior THIS afternoon snd evening will draw vast crowds
u will b perceived by the bills and reference the
advertisements that 0ossn, Carlo, Kemp, and Gardner
all appear this afternoon well In the evening This
will b tho emily opportunity OF witnessing 0ossin in the
day time, az his engagement expires this day Go and
see him.
Mr. Hackeu was enthusiastically received by a full
house on his 6rst appearance ct the Howard Ahensum
"Wednesday evening last.
AT the Boston Theatre, Mr.. Murdoch is playing an
engagement with much success Alter his performances
OIL Hamlet he was " called out'by the audience