The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-25

PARK THrATRE.-AIr Dan Marble continues to be the
of attraction this establishment Last evening he
appeared in three pieces before tolerably well filed
house. Mr.. Marble played to better advantage
cd re- ws adaped to his
These were Sam Patch in the drama of Sam Patch in
France y Dsutsronomy Dutfsl u The Vermont Wool
same bill il offered this evening
BowERY THEArRr-We have rarely seen such
galaxy of fashion and beauty, crowded within the
walls of the Bowsry Theatre last night upon the occs
son Of the complimentary benefit Of Mr.. Scott The parts
all admirably sustained and every thing pasred OF
with great scln At the close Of the performance he
was enthu siastcay called before the curtain and we
only regret that owing to the laeness of the hour at
which we write this report we are unable to give his
that he will depart for Europe The best wishes of
sd q. Il. % ,a
groom"
GnEESwcH-This beautiful theatre is In the full tide
Of Mr. Freer has just got the right company
together and there is doubt he will succeed in his
enterprise He puts his pieces we'll the STAGE and
the scenery and costumes are very respectable This
the Lady Of Lyons" Mr. Henkins appearing Claude
Melnotte. The performances win conclude with the
nautical drama Of Black Eyed Susan" in which Mr.
Freer, Mr. Dennison, and Mrs. Penson appear
CASTLE GARpEN.-This enchanting and delicious spot
ID receiving the attention deserves and the proprctors
may confidently expect to receive the patronage which
their excrtions to please and the public deserve
II be admitted that the orchestra in this establish
ment of the best in the city while the luxury Of
ocean breeze can be enjoyed in no other place.
HEIR ALExANprs.-The performances Of this unrival
led magician, last evening, of most interesting
character The pupils OF the Mechanics Institute
present, and we never a moro delighted audience
The children in ecstacies Of delight at the many
sku experiments in natural magic performed by Herr
Alexander, with mastery success, and they testified
their unbounded qualification in shouts OF applause The
Lighting all the candles apparently by firing of pistol
caused them great deal OF surprise. and no doubt will
give rise to many experiments III electricity as they
evidently attributed ii the Of that power. These
scientific exhibitions highly instructive and interest
ing, well to adults to children. This evening the
off, and the Grand Lodge to attend in full
gala.
THE ALLEGHANIANs.--A large and highly respectable
audience attended the of these vocasts last
evening, and may truly say that audi
moro delighted with their entertainment. The ui
innate success Of this band of vocasts is unques-
tonable and they really deserve it, their singing
sweet sounds" Mr. Bulands fine voice told well. sni it
evident the company had practsed much together
as they harmonizsd exceedingly we'll They will be-
come az popular as the Hutchinson family,
De Meyer to give his farewell concert at Cincinna
H. on the 22d inst
Mr. Dempster to give o concert in Buffalo the
22d.
Mr. Templeton gave a concert in Boston ,ast eve-
ming.
Some Of the most respectable citizens of Chicago ad-
dressed letter to Mr. Burke the vionist while in Mill
compliance, ami gave concert in Chicago on Monday
last
signora Pico gave concert in New Haven on Tues
day evening.