The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-01

PAaK THEArRE.-This establishment was well filed
last evening by very select and fashionable audience
to witness the comedy Of Grist to t MILL and For
tuno and hi Seven gifted Servants" The performances
throughout very well received and drew repeated
rounds of applause Mrs Hunt appeared perfectly al
and acted her part in each piece with great deal
ofcredit "Forunio will DO repeated this evening, with
the petit comedy OF Somebody Else" and " Did you
send your Wife TO Newark"-a capital BILL and one
that will no doubt draw a good house
BowEnY THrArRr.-The entertainments last evening
for the benefit of Mr.. Hadaway. Owing to the in
clemency Of the weather. there not SO crowded a
house as might otherwise have been expected. There
nevertheless large and fashionable audience.
The performances were The Pilot" The Butchers
Dog" and the comedy Of Mother and Child are Doing
Well" all OF which went off remarkably well. This
evening that never falling source Of attraction, Bannis-
ters fine drama OF Putnam is to be play ed ether
with The Butchers Dog"
GnrrswIcH THrArRr.-The performances last even.
ing at this pretty little theatre consisted of the drama Of
" The French Spy" and the comedy of " The Honey.
noon" together with dancing and singing. Miss Caro-
line Chapman appeared Mathilde, in " The French
Spy" and received great deal of applause We like
the acting of this lady but her action IA too re-
dundant and there Is certain stereoypeness in her
mode that Is very detrimental to her success Miss
Crauiord appeared as Julana, In g The Honeymoon"
and we were greatly pleased with her quiet graceful
e Of good Se has an ,e a
On the stage and she already acts not only respectfully
but as to receive mered applause from discriminate
ing audiences. We trust she will be well sustained
the Greenwich. We should like to see the stage
ger enforce greater ate nton to rehearsal several
members of the company who perceived last n light
lamentaby deficient in their parts thus causing great
deal OF confusion and annoyance to the principal actors
we eannSt msp n9s ng terms 81 high praise the
last evening and again appears tonight She is very
fascinating creature and viii be an Elsser one Of these
DAYS Tonight, The Devil s in the Room, }" Death
Ship" and The French Spy"
Castle GAnprs-This delightful place of amusement
is gaining in popularity every hour and is cons
dered the only place in the city where the
ings can be passed away with comfort and pleasure We
would remind the lovers of sport that this is the only
yacht that will take place this day, be had
We therefore, advise those who will have ladies under
their charge to go early and secure places for no doubt
be exciting and will probably attract thousands
the Battery to witness it.
HERR Arsx.~~rR -Palmo's tolerably well filled
last night notwithstanding the threatening Of the
weather The great magician performed his wonderful
feats with unrivaed skill and elected the up
plause from the spectators He offers some new enter
tsinmens tonight and this is to be the last week of
his performances it would be well for those who wish
to them not to defer their visit to his Temple Of
Entertainments"
SHAKsrEARE AssocIATIoN.-Havng received q special
invitation to witness the dramatic perform of the
Shaksperians,' at Gothic Hall land there are many
such in the different portions of the city, found our.
selves seated the front bench take particular note
of Shakspeares celebrated tragedy of Ohello or the
Moor Of Venice" To particuarise might perhaps seem
nvidious, inasmuch the doors were thrown open to
invited guests yet, in sober earnestness, We cannot
speak favoraby of any portion of the performance with
but single exception, and that was the part of Braban
and which would have done credit to any the metro
poan theatres abroad the Park and Boery theatres
This association understand it. is made up from
city, and hope they may succeed in contributing to
their amusement not to that Of their selected
friends.