The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-31

BowEnv THEAfnE.-Ths performances ct this Theatre
last evening were unique and interesting Miss Julia
Dean whose recent debut at this theatre was probably
the most successful and most haering Of any actress
within years. performed Blanca in the tragedy Of
Fazio. Mr.. Davenport taking the part Of Fazio. The
Of Miss Deans acting the arc con-
frmed in the opinion have heretofore expressed viz
that she bids fair to be Of the best actors Of the age
When Fazo concluded Miss Dean presented splen.
proceed to the Rio Grande She delivered the following
spirited and patriotic address on the occasisn:-
MY CONFERENCE.-THE feelings of true American
pride, which cannot i'll would repress present to you
this sucred symbol OF country and enjon upon YOU
wherever destiny may lead in your hands, to keep
furnished its every stripe undmmed its every The
new planet added to our glorious is at this
moment overshadowed by the red and bloody of
but still her silver light streaming steadily affair."
points the way to glory and Fellow country
men, by benifcen law of Providence it has been com
valor and you follow this flowing banner on to the
tented fields Of the Rio Grande there to join the army of
fame viii beside father Of hs ans
try" you always remember the spirit grace and pu
rty ofhose fair friends you leave behindhose
to constitute the sweetest reward for Dur tolls and
DANGERS and whose spirits shall hover every
hour of your peril In behalf Mr. Jackson the worthy
manager this the American theatre whose spirit and
patriotic impulse whole community bear most
ample witness, brave soldiers bestow this banner to
your keeping and invoke upon it, and you, the choicest
1t is almost needless to say that the most uproarous
applause followed the delivery of this beautiful address
Jerry and the drama Of the Banner Of the Free"
GREENwIcH.-This theatre was crowded last evening
and had very attractive bill Of fare. tits highly credit
able to the in this vicinity, the excellent sup
port which this and popular place of amusement
ceives "A Wife for Day" created quite sensation
Yankee Hill Nathan Tucker, kept the house in
continued roar Of laughter while Miss Julia Drake
Angeque, volatile French woman did her part to the
life Some readings from Perfection the Irish Tutor"
and passages from other pieces introduced it'll good
effect Much edit is due to the enterprsng propre
tors this establishment for their spirited management
We trust the theatre will go ahead Rice comes out on
Monday evening" and will be host in himself The Mt
tracve bill put forth for Monday night will doubtless
draw full and crowded house.
CASTLE GARpEs-A concert Of sacred music will be
given at Castle Garden this evening, The garden will
open all day The concerts arc got up invery superior
world to spend portion OF the day.
The people of Natchez were delighted with De Meyer
at his concerts there on the 18th and 18th instant The
Free Trader, which seems to havo been before
what ,skspeai Of his musical powers says must
moss grace and power impaired by Mr. De Meyer took
faculties by surprises leaving under the belief that
stamp had united to render this mighty master richly
deserving Of the great distinction layished him BY
and New World. Difficulties apparently insurmounta-
be were passed with the rapdy and brilliancy of the
the
The and highly intelligent audience aested
by enthusiastic plaudts the delight and qualification OF
their emotions"
Roc KwELL SToNE's celebrated mammoth circus is
to perform in Newark on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, June ls I'd and Sd and in Paterson the two
following days. Wherever they so they are sure to
command success having by far the most attractive list
Of equestrian and athletic performers in the country
The citizens of Newark will be delighted with the
satlity and perfection of this great corps.
HOWE Co.'s CiRcUs-This establishment has been
very successful in their northern tour On Monday they
will be at Lancaster Pa where they design exhibiting
for three days The celebrated Scotch Giant and Clam
tess the wonderful Madame Macare and other great
fractions render this Circus Of the most interesting
and entertaining establishments of the kind in the Union
Columbus Friday, at Portsmouth, and Saturday 9th and
Monday sth at Harrisburg, Pa.
The Campanalogians gave concert in Nashville, on
the 2lst instant
The M. w. Grand Lodge Of Ancient Freemasons Of
South Carolina in behalf Of the Masonic Fraternity of
Charleston have presented Jewel to Herr Alexander
token of respect for his liberal benefit to the Ma
p;c Ipcf tCp he of Apr;1