The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24

PAsx-Mr Collins appears this evening in two capital
pieces" Born to Good Luck" and the Irish Pos,"-
The latter piece was played to excellent house
Saturday evening with entire kept the house
In roar of laughter and all the parts al mrably
sustained For first representation, IT of the
best have The piece is made up Of droll
unusual there scarcely word in IT, The
part " Terence Oraay of the best that Mr. Col
I'm. has as yet appeared in His enlargement concludes
leaves us in the character Of Doctor O'foole.
Bowrrr-This evenings performances will com.
mence with the tragedy Of Babarossa that character
being taken by MIR. Booth After which the Rebel
Chief" in which Mr. H. p Grattan will sustain the part
Of o'Brien Booth and Chanfrau also appear in this
piece. The whole to conclude with the celebrated
play Of Antony and Cleopatrs;" Wacot the inimitabe
waisos VIII give the public snothsr exhibition Of his
seen him know well his capability of performing it.
Mrs Booth will appear in Cleopatra The manager in
producing three pieces of sterling merit in evening
exhibits lberalty in providing for public TASTE which
cannot be too much commended.
GRExSwicH-Mr. Freer, the enterprising manager Of
this well conducted house at the west end still
tnues his Of liberal attraction This evening the
play of the "Fremsn's Daughter" received with
such applause Saturday night, will be reproduced,
and stated before the author has displayed great
ability and tact in its different scenes The manager
Crsuord will sgan exhibit her powers in the character
Of Emma Stark and those Of our theatre going public
who have not yet seen hi: young American actress. will
excited the affair of the young seamstress whom she
personfes the best test of her excellence Mr. Freer
George Heartily, presents usual, correct denea-
ton Of the he represents and indeed the whole
of the piece Ia without fault We hope that
crowded house this evening will receive the perfor.
with the same satisfactory applause that have
hitherto been evinced.
CAsrLE GARsES-This delightful resort, with its ex.
tensve and magnificent promenades, will be open all
this week with renewed attractions. The musical
tertainmens will embrace the choicest selections from
Aubur Mozart Str and other performers Of super.
eminent merit. and the orchestra Is which can do
them full justice The cosmora mic views extending
the whole circle OF the promenade of great iute-
rest TO the SPECTATOR comprising they do
recty taken Of the most celebrated cities Of the
air supe refreshments and polite treatment are few
of the many merits which should render this establish
ment a well patronixed favorits OF the public.
Mr. Hackett on Friday evening last appeared at the
National Theatre Buffalo, in the character of Colonel
Wildire in the Kentuckisn. Saturday was the last
night Of his engagement
The fremont vocalists of Boston, are giving concerts
in Syracuse, N. Y. They are very successful.
The Misses Sloman. with Mr.. sloman have been re-
ceved with great satisfaction, by crowded audiences at
Louisville.
The Court House. Monday was thronged with the
most respectable auditory within its walls
Mr.. Mooney interested them until IL o'clock with
anecdote song wit and hisorynot stirred till the
last farewell" uttered by the gifted lecturer and
after three rounds OF the heates applause the assembly
aepaFnted- Rockesfsr .ddcevftssr.