The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

Thsatrlcals.
PARx-Tne new ballet of "0isells" win again be
presented this evening. and We doubt not, crowded
and fashionable audience will be in attendance Madame
Augusta dances beautifully and more gracefully
in this delightful ballet than saw her In sny
other piecs and the desire to witness the performance
appears TO increase with every representation. The
evenings entertainment concludes with q new drama
entitled 1.-THE Violet" which hear highly spoken OF
Bowrar.-A magnificent bill 10 presented this even.
ing at this popular place of amusement consisting Of
shakespeare,s tragedy of Romeo and Juliet" In which
Mrs Jones plays the heroine the celebrated dram.
of 1.-THE Wizard OF the Wave" This grand nautical
spectacle nightly received with great applause and
really deserves all the encomiums 10 freely avished
on it,
HowE's CIRcus, AT PALmos-This delightful place Of
entertainment continues to be filled with sdmirng
srowds We were astonished on Saturday evening, at
the superiority exhibited by Of the performers, in
their various business Madame Mscarte becomes,
more and more, favorite Of the peopleher horseman
ship, and the feats she performs with so much elegance
and skill most pleasing to look upon. She 10 de-
servedy called the Star" and none have ever sur.
passed her in her style and ine Tbs India Rubber man
Is most astonishing performer His limbs are At hi.
command almost much as they were detached and
independent OF his body. He is we'll nared We ven.
ture to that there not been seen such peror
ton.h and De we'll patronsed II is hardly to be
believed that such floats az he Performs are possible I,
the human body; It's well worth seeing Mr. Coles
dog alone would ford astonshment enough, and en-
tertanmsnt enough for evening We advi all the
world go pAtronss this meritorious company for
pageant OF Gullver" Will be performed for the 6rst
time the celebrated Scotch Giant Mr. Randall, playing
Gulliver.
MADAME AuovsrA.-This beautiful and accomplished
danssse is still drawing crowded and fashionable audi
ences at the Park Her all graceful and
natural. but there is thing which hope to SEQ
remeded We sude to the angement Of her costume
Ellser Tagoni and all great artists always arrange
their drapery in such manner that 1t never becomes
displaced in the most arduous and difficult pas and
is to be hoped that Madame Augusta, WHO possesses
talents Of high order will contrive plan rene
dy defect Of the existence Of which she probably
not aware but which has attracted considerable atten
tion and been the Of much dissatisfaction among
the audience.
LEOPOLD DE MErER.--we understand that this great
artist has consented to give another concert in this city,
previous to bis departure for the South His grand concert
last Thursday evening" crowded by tho very
OF New York, and the lion pianist met with and
brilliant reception The Mar.he Marocaine and in fact
all his pieces, received with rapturous applause
and universal desire expressed to hear them again
The ming feature Of the evening, however, was
"Le Desert" by David, which was performed on two
Be Meyers next concert will be given at the Taberna
Gle on Thursday evening, and we doubt not the vast
building will be crowded by his many admirers.
TEMPLEToN.-This celebrated vocalist was to give
concert Augusta. Ca on the evening Of the 9TH. We
learn that his concests in Charleston Co. crowd
ed to OVERLOOKING and every body delighted with the
terainment The great enore proceeds to Mobile and
New Orleans.
The KEANs-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean are drawing
crowded and fashionable houses in Charleston 8. c..
The speak in terms OF praise OF the acting Of
these distinguished artists and state that the boxes of
the theatre have nearly all been secured during their
gagement The revival IN theatricals which commenced
here is therefore, as we prophecied moving southward
Wherever the Keans may Co. they to attract all
hope they will not allow their success at the South,
however, to prevent their return to this city in May
next.
HFRR ALE1ArDRE.-This great German Magician is
now in Richmond, Va, where he is very successful In
this city, his houses thronged by the most fashion.
able audiences and every was delighted with the
Itainment presented.
ackett is at the St. Charles theatre New Or.
Burke the volinis., is giving concerts in Philsdel.
phia.
Miss Julia Turnbull, the danssuse, is in New Orleans
The Seguins are at Boston.
Miss Julia Dean is the great attraction at the theatre
in Cincinnati She said to be very promising young
actress
The Acrobat Family at the American theatre New
Orleans, where they have been highly successful.
Master sconcia is giving concerts in Washington,
sisted by Mrs. Bailey, and his little sister.
ELssLER RQSfE.-Letters from Rome state that
Fanny Eisser was to receive 5000 crowns for twelve
at the Argentine Theatre there Five of
them had taken place at the last dates and she connu
presentations three timeS higher than the usual
rates The public had display ed its enthusiasm to this
distinguished arfists, in every possible way, not omit
ting the one which s peculiar to Italy, and which
ssts in letting loose great number Of white pigeons in