The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15
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o.snls giyou--ThiO distinguished 'iSii1ia vill
make his second appearance in public tomorrow even
ing at the TABERNACLE under much mo favorable CIR
cumstances than he did on Monday last Then no la
bored somewa tunder the effects Of bis la indsposion
but he is completely restored an in the bes'
spirits The city press with exceptien has spoken
complimentary way fsivor, and the motives that
this one in speaking disparsgngly Of him, are
well known that its notice instead Of having the In
tended effect of detracting from his merits, viii elevate
him in the opinion Of tbs public and his brother
artists We suppose there will be snothsr rush to see
him to morrow evening.
LrofoLD DR. MrvEH, the lion pianist, has Gone to Bos
ton He is 10 give the Mslodsoh in that city
this evening He will electrfy the Bostorans much
he electrified citizens in the two grand concerts
lately given by him at the Tabernacle DeMsyer is
stay in this country he will continse to draw crowded
houses wherever he goes whs viii say. . view of,he
success Of Ole Bull Sivor De Meyer and others, that
our people are incapable Of spprsciating genius
| MADAME ABLAMowrc1.-This delightful vocalist gives
concert at the Apollo Saloon this evening We con-
graduate readers upon having opportunity of
hearing Of the NEST accomplished vecalss that has
appeared in this country We had he pleasure Of
hearing her some time since at private sorse and
evening, rich treat Her voice. which IL soprano, has
been rought perfect Of cultivation Her
upper notes of excellent quality s to be assist
edsy Mons Jules Fontana, gentleman Of high cele-
brity his favorite instrument MIlo. Rachel whose
debut weeks ago successful, Mr. l. Gilbert,
Madame Lazarre and Mr. Henry Marks one Of our most
accomplished vocsliss With so many and such pow
erful attractions the concert room will doubtless be
crowded.
Mr. LovEn.-This gentleman rspsats, this evening, at
the suyvesant Institute, of his charming
persed with his songs and recitaons Some Of the
latter of the choicest description Among Others Mr.
Lover will recte nobody else his comic story
of the "Gridron and "shamus OBrisn." tale Of ssone
of the most thrilling pieces we have ever heard We
ons 81 h s literary Of the day his
own graceful and pleasing hctons and other comPosf
tions and sing his own beautiful songs An opportunity
for enjoy does not occur than once In
lifetime.
"THE SEASONS" AT THE TAsEaxAcLE-There was
very fair audience at the Tabernacle last evening hear
the oratorio Of 1.-THE Seasons produced under the d.
recon Of Mr. George Lodsr. The orchestra and chorus
were very and exhibited good deal Of careful drill
ing Miss Northall acquitted herself very cIedably in
her part but the other two solo parts were below med
ocrity. Why have at least respectable tenor and
bass We think it svery bad policy the part Of the
Mr Tcdsr led with his usual skill and vigor and the
orchestra was in excellent training.
TheasxScals.
PARK THEArrE-Ths new play of the "wifeh Sc
cret" repeated last evening to very large and
fashionable audience, and u would appear that the
otener it performed. the and the better ap
preciated It il seldom that play written for
the express purpose Of displaying the peculiar powers
of particular actor actress carrying with it general
dinate parts hsrmonze well with the important
In the Wifes secret" there is surprisng conformity
plot ID not burthened with multitude Of characters
there being u sufficient number to carry il out hand
somey, and OF course, the chief interest is
centered in the principal characters but the others
made necssaary to the denouement that each is
equal This in beauty Of conception or the artistic
sgemsnt Of the plot Each part admirably sustained
Arden are admirably acted The house last night was
nearly onekird better than either Monday Tuesday
the be has
since the Hunchback" of Knowles. It is good from
r: S last. The a n, me- Of Mrs ksa9
DO ii" Of Julia, the Hereaftsr"o Of Lady Mac
beth. This fine play to be repeated tonight with the
burlesque opera Of Fortunio" with Mrs Hunt in the
principal part.
BowExY THEArRE-A grand dramatic spectacle ID in
preparation a the Bowery Theatre which to Guido all
that has been hitherto upon that stage Upwards Of
hundred new splendid and Characteristic dresses
have been made up expressly for it. The scenery is
likewise all new. The piece is founded upon the
NANCE by Edward Maturin. Esq of "Montezuma." Who
has read the work. will perceive at the oppor
yuma /: The treasure chamber the temple of the
Teoca all made available while in the last scene,
novel effect will be attempted never yet tried in any
theatre The habits of the Mexicans prior to their sub
jucgon by SPAIN accurately pictured, while every
be Peculiarly interesting to ALL where our gallant army
eaping lauels and Fastening to plant the star spangled
banner in the heart Of the city of the Aztecs
GREENwIcH THEArRE.-Mr. Freer continues to pro-
cure for the patrons of this establishment variety of
ia and is nv
just such management that the Greenwich will flourish
Tonight the drama of 1.-THE Brgand" will be perform
ed with Miss Mary Duff and Mr. Freer in the principal
parts Mr.. John Wnans Of comic celebrity, will after.
wards appear in the comedy of the "Csbmsn" Mrs.
Mclean will appear in "Clari. the Maid OF Milan" and
the entertainments will conclude with the drama of
''smiles and Tears" There will be- besides, variety of
songs and dances-a great BILL
PALMol OrrRA HousE.-Mr Alexander had another
highly respectable audience last evening
at his second entertainment and proved himself to say
the least inferior to in his art Some Of his leger
denainic fests wonderfully deceptive, at the same
time amusing, the applause Of his auditors well tes
fed. The experiment of The Devils Cooking"
exceedingly well carried through and of the finest
exhibitions the magic thatwe have witnessed
Tonight Mr. Alexander will perform eighteen or twenty
which were received with SO much satisfaction last
ming will be repeated The Great Bear Polka" is gem
of its kind. We hope to meet crowded house.
THE ALBANIA sALooN.-This delightful establish
ment thrown open to the public, at the upprece
dented low charge shilling for admission for which
sum visiters may nightly enjoy the most popular and
pleasing vocal and instrume nta musc-spenddly per-
formed in the most commodisus elegant and admirably
adapted musical rotunda in the city This move.
ment the part of the directors is bold experiment
relying on the rapidly increasing for music among
all classes they offer to all opportunity of cuvatng
that TASTE and passing their evenings nationally and de-
lghtully at an expense almost nominal The talent
gagged and the ability of Mr. Loder, the msical direc
tor sufficient guaranty for the excellence Of the
Alhamra and the personal superintendent Of Mr. Cor
byn will the stricest order and decorum. and
render this beautiful saloon the resort Of most
spectacle citizens an place of recreation which ami
lies and ladies may visit and pass their evenings in with