The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-23

PARK THEATRE.-Ths large and fashionable house ct
the Park last night Aatterng token Of the high
umation in which Mr. Dyott Is held actor By the
public The tragedy Of Pzarro" well performed.
Mr. vandenhoff appearing Rolla and Mr. Dyott him.
Cutchson Kendas Brass Band varied the Of
the evening with some Of their most pleasing airs and
in sae ana spnsua.a
HAndrews takes his benefit tonight-and as he quite
popular actor in his line Of the profession we think
probable that II will be substantial one very full
and entertaining bill is got for the occasion consisting
Of "A Wife for Day and select ACT: from THE school
Sgnora Pco is to sing three Of her most celebrated
Italian airs.
BowERy--Miss tuLn DrAss BrsrvIT.-This theatre.
last evening presented very animated oppearance-
Miss Julia Dean took her benefit and honored with
bumper house. The boxes were crowded and so were
the pit and galleries. which afforded much satisfaction to
the numerous admirers and friends Of this young lady
The play of The Stranger" selected for the
sion, Miss D. pcrsonatng the character of Mrs laer-
There Is something SO pahstics9 truly affecting,
list the finer scnsibities of the auditory, as
to render the performance BY no means an easy task
for tho practised and accomplished adept
the stage Miss Deans personation Of Mrs Halter
as whole-a fine conccption-and her delineation
where she receives the caske other husbandand look
ing at it exclaims. This bracelet received when my
William was born" -her delivery Of the passage pour
trayng the intensity oagony that raging within her
breast, drew forth tears from many OF the audi
that marked her entire performance afforded the best evil
dence Of their Just appreciation Of the ability she dis
Wherever she choose to exercise her talents Scott
1.-The popular 4 Scott, whose high reputation and
knowcdged ability have already won him golden opin
ions-personated tho Stranger to the Life. ClaIks
steinport was also well sustained and Mrs. Phil,
formed. The entertainment of the evening passed of
with eeiat and wo were grafed to perceive general
desire to sustain native genius and talent the part
ofthe audience that which last evening
The encouragement which Miss Dean has received
her appearance upon our boards-while il must give
her high confdcncomust also prove source Of deep
satisfaction to her. We cordially wish her every
in hcr abilities. In the afcrpiece-the Soldiers
Daughtcr"-she played Widow CHEEKY with much
pesred before the audience leaning on Mr. Clark and
was greeted with ldeafening cheers after which she
bowed and retired
BRooxLrN GARDEN, LATE MILITARY GARpES.-We un
dersand grand entertainment will be given at the above
place this evening, when the equestrian compa-
NY which has been performing thore will appear for tho
last time Among the members of this talented company
notice the Of Gossn. North, Franklin. whtta
kerr Stevens and Others by which it will be that
the highest exhibition of arsca skill may be expected
The pieces to be performed are peculiarly attractive
The pride OF Poland" and the Queen Of Beauty per-
formed by Lucinda Gossin particularly deserving Of
admiration. A grand bull fight will conclude the whole
this matter We the amphheatre of this SPLEEN
did and last exhibition will be crowded. both from city
VI
will give a performance this afternoon at half past
o'clock for the accommodation OF the juveniles.
CASTLE GARDES.-Another musical soree given
last evening at Castle Garden These concerts
posed OF the music of the most celebrated composers and
together with the delightful Castle Garden affords
cert Of sacred music IS to Be gyenat the Garden on
Sunday evening next This will afford really delight
s %sas s ii way sssSi ssss
could not find fault For detail and programme of the
fine music to be executed by grand and well conducted
Va r an ADJ Qmn In
lumn.
THE KEANs.-The st. Louis RepeiHe of the l3th inst
just their eh night wS sn
Smith These fifty nights have been occupied between
New Orleans Mobile and st. Louis, and from them Mr.
and Mrs. Kean have realized fifteen thousand dollars
being an average of three hundred dollars per night
This is truly great, and know the statement to be
correct We also know that during this long business
connection the most agreeable relationship has been
preserved between managers stars, and company, and
This fact speaks well for all parties and is refreshing
to record t. in opposition to the many of pro-
fessiona! discontents ieaousies &c Mr. Kean at the
conclusion of the performance Monday night, in obe-
dence to the call Of of the brilliant audiences
we have seen, appeared, and spoke follows
Ladies and Gentlsmen-I should be doing injustice to
my own feelings, and those OF Mrs. Kean. were to
oar Dd Sad % . for
attended our efforts in this city. Tho cordially with
ssn we nave oeen ~ crowded ana brilliant
and the efficient manner in which have been support
ca BY the company have rendered professional tour
OF nearly three months in the South and West of
uninterrupted pleasure. Sincerely hoping that we may
again have the pleasure Of appearing before you prev
| ing of gratitude and respect, take our leave.
night '0AN''
HEaR ALExAspEa.-Thi. distinguished magician is
now performing in Savannah, Geo, where the people
are highly delighted with him. He comes to New York
next
Van Amburghs entered Hartford in an impos-
| ing manner on Thursday morning last
The Acrobat Family are performing in st. Louis
Police Intelligence.
the manager Of the Park Thcater No lis McDougai st.
seoundre and the following articles Si stolen sr ge
silver spoons IL silver forks silver knives soup lade
at @ am bs eat d al
the jar while she to the for some eggs and
upon her return discovered that the thief had taken like
wise the table from of the entry evidently wrap
up the silver in to prevent detection Servants should
be very cautious in leaving the doors open for there
their chances Pawnbrokers should be on the look out
and stop the thief for Mr. Simpson offers very liberal
or the recovery Of the property and the detection
Arrest supieiomA black fellow called Isaac Cor.
Sd ward suspicicon Of being accompice Of Peter
Day, who is in the Tombs for robbng Mr. Bowen,
some few weeks since, of $3.50 Committed for examina
Petit observation-disclosures Cornell and DAILY, arrested
James Murray Tor stealing $40 81 cents from Terrence
locked up for stealing money from his mother Andrew
Woods was caught in the act Of stealing silk handker-
chief from the store of Moses Camctt 1901 Bowery.
Petit Larceny-Two women, called Ann Marshall and
Mary Murden, were brought in for robbng man by the
of Franklin Rggu Of No ~ Cherry street. Of four
half sovereigns value $40 also dollar In silver Com.
mitted for trial by the magistrate.
.drrest Of BurgidrA notorious "crossman," called
George Graham alias snndy Neal was nabbed on Thurs
day by IA policeman Of the 9th ward, charged with
being concerned with burglars previously arrested for
burglariousy entering the boot and shoe-storc of Mr.
svay, at Newark, N j.; also Of "knacking" boot and
shoe store Of Mr. Alderman and the drpgoods store of
M d0Aro in hath IF xyks thnx,r
ricd off large amount Of property, valued several
thousand dollars On the officer "frisking" this
drel he found his person 500 in half eagles $22 in
bank bills, gold watch, No 39799 also pair Of gold
spectacles in red morocco the latter bearing the
namo of J. kimball, No 1856 Washington st. corner of
Frsnkln supposed have been stolen from citizen Of
Boston, Convicted by Justice Roome, for examination