The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-10

PARx.-"Richard ILL.," was performed last evening for
the third time and the house truly filed to
flowing by Of the most fashionable and brilliant
diences which ever congregated within the walls
OF old Drury larger number Of fair and beautiful ladies
were in attendance than any previous night and ell
seemed highly grati6sd with the msgn6csncs spendor
and good taste with which this renowned tragedy has
been put upon the stage The lovers Of art indeed
the management of the Park theatre many thanks for
their berslty and enterprise. The scenery, costumes,
costly armors armoral banners &C. surpass in richness
and gorgsousness anything Of the kind hitherto
We have given repeated descriptions Of this magnificent
IT, to improve opportunity which may not
again Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean, und r whose dirsc-
ton the Play Is brought out can only remain one week
compel them however unwillingy to leave for Charles
ton Every body should 60 and Judge for :ssm.slvss
entitled Three Weeks after Marriage"
BowERr THEArRE.-Ths entertainments at the Bowery
last evening, for the benefit of Mr. Z. wool the
leader Of the orchestra He assisted last evening"
by great number Of musicians, who performed three
popular overtures with great force and effect. The
house was crowded to its utmost capacity. The
ming commenced with Bulwer's play Of Richesu," In
which Mr.. Scott performed the willy old Cardinal We
consider this taken WHOLE Mr. SCOTS best perform
ance He gives it, however with rather much force
Tor SO old man. The other0haracter were well
tanned Ater th, the lsughabls comic opera Of John
peared Vincent and Pedrigo Potts. This performance
Is well known, and requires no communication. The
evening closed with the comedy Of How to die for
Love-" This evening, Mrs. Madison, one Of the most
useful members Of the Bowery company takes her bone
and the Devil" "Timeur the Tartar" and Family
Jars
THE HARMONIOUS PALMo's.-The Harmonious ap-
peared last night at Palmo's Opera House, the "Ci
and Carolina Minstrels," in very interesting pro-
gramme They sang with much ceverness and the most
perfect harmony. They will become more popular
upon more intimate acquaintance.
Mr.. Joseph Burke is giving concerts in Boston.
Mr. Templeton gave his last concert in Philadelphia
last evening. On Monday he makes his debut in Balt
more
Julia Turnbull the danseuse, is in Cha reston, C.
The Swiss Bell Ringers are at Savannah, Geo.
Miss Josephine Bramson has been very successful in
Boston SheImade her debutAt the Philharmonic Concert
three weeks since, and her performances the
piano forte were received with great applause The
society have presented her with splendid gold bracelet
She has given two three concerts since both Of which
were fully attended
The Savannah Theatre Ga, opened on the evening Of
the ls under the direction Of MIR. William c. Forbes
with Bulwers popular play Of the Lady of Lyons in
which Mrs Mowatt and Mr.. Crisp made their appear
ance. OF Mrs. Mowatt, writer in the CharIssfon
Courier, Of the 3lst ult speaks thus Last night Mrs
brilliant and fashionable houses Of the season The f.
vorsbe impression made upon her first appearance
here has continued to increase and EXTEND and last
night in the character of Bevidera, she won fresh
curtain she was called forth with much enthusiasm
and, she gracefully curtsed her farewell audience
and actress seemed equally delighted Delicate in ply
steal organization she has yet by the force and versa
lity Of genius for four successive weeks, made our
theatre echo with applause and admiration.