The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-14
Tlleatricnls.

PARK THEATRE.-The very satisfactory and profitable
engagement of the Kesns concluded Saturday
ing and Mr. Forrest will make his first appearances to
night since his return from abroad Previous to his de-
parturo from this eeua-y Lis rapntatior established
Of the best ragedans America has Produced
and his success Europe hes probably diminished
his fame 90 King Lear" character which scope is
given for the full portrayal Of his dra at genius, will
be produced assisted by Mrs. Hunt, Cordoba, who
makes also her first appearance this evening The be
raity Of the manager in securing the combination of
such talent speaks well for the American theatre. and
there be doubt but that the pu lie will respond to
the attractions the one side by giving their hearty
support the other. In addition to the tragedy Of
King Lear" the farce of the Young Scamp will be
produced in which Mrs Hunt susans her much admired
character OF Joseph.
BowERy THEArRE.-The performances this evening
commence with shakspeare's tragedy of Macbeth"
Mr. Neae sustaining tho character Macbeth and Miss
Julia Dean that Of Lady Macbeth Miss Dean has, dur
ing her present engagement evinced true perception
of the characters she has attempted deneate and this
evening that she will play a very difficult
part in manner to add another laurel to the crown of
artises the Misses vallee, will dance the celebrated
Pas des Forges;" subsequent to which the nautical
national drama Of Laftte, or the Pirate Of the Gulf"
will be presented with the whole strength of the Bowery
company This is very strong bill and should fill the
house to overfowing.
GREESwIcH THEArRE.-Ths evening is set apart for
the benefit of Mrs George Jones, who, during her Cd
gagement the Greenwich has grown nightly in favor
being sufficient to render her benefit bumper she pre-
sents a bill of immense strength. Talfourd's TRACE
dy of Ion" will be produced Mrs Jones taking the
part OF Ion, and Mr. Freer that of Adrastus Those who
have Mr. Freer and Mrs Jones in other characters,
can well imagine how successful they will be in these.
The comedy of" Sweethears and Wives will follow in
which Mrs Jones, Mr. stevens, Mr.. Chapman and Miss
Torrance will conclude with the Dumb Belle y Be-
tween the pieces there will be dance by Miss Pray and
a song by Mr.. G.
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was well attended and the orchestra under their leader
MIR Meyrer executed the gems of music set apart for
Execution, with tina. correctness and melody which
have delighted the Of thousands the past season
TIE advantages Of its situation, and s delightful pros
poets have attractions adequate always to draw throng
people within the cool retreats Of Castle Garden but
its propretors determined to leave nothing undone
to satisfy the most difficult to be pleased The Buff
70 troupe Ethiopian minis res will perform their round
man The ballad singer and Mr. Goodwin the comic dan.
GER will lend their efforts to the variety Of amusen ent
s e he ns seres Of
views and Chinese fireworks which for novelty and beau
ty equtl any thing before the public in America.
BowrRy ANPHIrHEArRE.-This popular place Of
amusement will open for the season, this evening The
house. we understand has been decorated in splendid
Manner the interior enlarged that view of the ring
presented fairly TO than three thousand persons
and the company very much improved and increased.
Mr. Mcfarland of the best tumblers in the world
Messrs Lipman, Thrift Miller, and numerous Others to-
gether with the celebrated Acrobat Family, who have
been engaged, will appear in continued and chang
ing variety of performances which crafty the pub
lie We predict that this will be
cessful Tor the propretors than any preceding
We have understood that city is BON to be visited
by one of the greatest professors Of magic living
The gentleman is a native of Philadelphia though for
many years he has been pursuing his studies abroad in
France and Germany where he has acquired the very
highest rank in his profession He will make his first
appearance in this city at Palmos Opera House. the
2Slh Of the present month. He has the name
another professor Of magic, who has been travelling
through the country; though one is simply Mr. Aexan-
der, while the other is known as Herr Alexander.
Raymonds extensive menagerie is still continuing
successful tour through this state. II will be at Elmra
on the 32nd inst; at Athens, 23d Owego Oath Smith
Gate, 25th Ithaca, Goth and 9Th.
Yankee Hill is at Albany, and is receiving the com
mendatons always attendant upon his correct deiinca
tons Of character.
The proprietors of the Howard Athen@um, Boston,
will open their house the evening Of the 18th INST
The Boston Bee says of the AIleghanans-" On
Thursday evening had the pleasure OF hearing THIS
auarette Of singers, and We cen truly say that
we have never been moro picased with eoncen we
have listened to singers OF much greater preensions
and possible Of more purely scientific ability put
never to moro harmonious effects or better varied
aud tasteful selection Of pieces"
Political Intelligence.
The locofocos of Onondaga, at County Convention,
appointed delegates to their State Courenton and in
struc,ed them to 60 for the denomination oil wright and
Gardiner.
The locofocos Of Clinton county, have appointed
delegate to their 4as vonxention, and instructed MIN 10
go Tor Wright and Gardiner.
composed Of the counties of Columbia, Luzernc and
Wyoming, Ulth district,) have nominated Chester