The New York herald., 1846-06-02

til ii o'clock tomorrow morning.
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nominees of the democratic caucus. The wings
made no misunderstanding resolved not to act
polit cally in the Convention.
Theatrical and Musical.
PARx THEATRE-The greatest Of Shskspeares trnge
dies, Richard H." reproduced last night at the
Park before very crowded and fashionable house. Mr.
Charles Kean personation of the humpbacked tyrant
has been often criticised that would be superAuous
for to dlac either its beauties its faults all the
world knows that the mantle Of the elder Kean has de-
scended upon the younger and that 1t is nobly No
could complain of awant of passion in Mr.. Keans
Richard last night The tent scene really sublime
nS shan he is usually given credit for he Queen
Elizabeth Of Mrs Kean was most perfect and the deeply
pathetic parts had great effect upon the audience Moth
ing has been got up the American stage in
magnificent and at the same time truthful STYLE
the tragedy of Richard ILL., the boards Of old Drury
and when the great fame of the stars engaged in kis
considered there can be no surprise at the thronged and
Tonight, Mr. and Mrs. Kean appear in the unchback"
BowERY THgArRE.-Mss JULIA DEASs FAREWELL
BErEyrr-This gifted and fascinating young actress
took her farewell benefit last evening at this popular
theatre and the house crowded actual sufoca-
tion Her fame may be said to be stamped, in her future
career from the shower Of compliments that have been
paid her. by all, indscrminatey who have witnessed
farewell benefit afforded very substantial proof Of the
deservedly high estimation in which she is held,
and the .aattering opinions that are formed Of
her versatile powers, as rising aspirant for po
pular admiration upon the stage. She had regu-
lar bumper house last night She played Marga-
Gilmore, in Loves Sacrifice" and was frequently
applauded in the Of the evening. There q
freshness about her actinga force and accuracy of
that draw forth her highest powers scott's Mathew
Fillmore was, usual well sustained Clark's Do
LORNA was good, and Hadaways Ruse was excellent.
He capital stock actor, whose rch comic, and admi
rable style Of acting always to put the house in
the pas. to the present time for he Of his
own of convnlsing the house with laughter that par
always quaint and there much point in everything he
does Miss Julia Dean will long be, be remsmnsred with
in New York who hsrs Sssn dsliShted BY her Efforts
upon boards and dignifcd department in private
life, during her engagement at Old Bowery. Several
theatre.
GREErwIcH.-Last evening the performances CON-
menced with the Loan Of Lover" in which Mrs Booth
and Mr. Chapman played the principal parts after which
Mr.. Rice appeared a. Jumbo Jum" His appearance
hailed with great applause and during his per-
formances Jumbo jim" and Ginger Blue in the "Vir.
gina Mummy" he kept the audience in Of laugh
ter He appears thi. evening in Jim Crow" and the
a., and Mr. NJ th Ss,h
We notice that Mr. Conover and Mr. Everard, two very
clever actors from the Olympic, are engaged They
made their first appearance last evening.
THE KEASs.-These distinguished artists are about to
retire the country after the close Of their present
gagement in order to renovate for the fall campaign
The extraordinary and deserved which has at
tended the production Of Richard ILL.," during their
last and present engagement and the desire to reesab
lsh the reign of tho legitimate drama, has stimulated
and they will open the next season with spakspearan
revvas got in the most magnificent and costly style
We understand that " Macbeth" and King John" are
similar in spepdor and extent to those which marked the
revival Of Richard Ill" There is no doubt that these
and Mrs. Kean entitled to the gratitude Of those emu
lous Of the Of the stage for their efforts to pro-
in this country has been distinguished beyond that any
other dramatic artists that have appeared here for years
and yet we WI & 70 s bs. rs St
Their establishes the gratifying fact that the
for refined acting and for the works Of the great
dramats whose opponents they is still alive in the
community. The morals Of any community may be
judged by its taste for the drama and we feel gratfed
drama has been dying natural death in England the
birth place Of Shakspear, within the last few years
this revival the Keans have largely contributed and 1t
great deal Of pleasure to record the marked
favor with which their efforts have been received.
MR TrMrLxros-The great operate festival advertis
ed to of at tho Tabernacle Thursday evening
next and which will be conducted by the above named
gentleman assisted by Mr. Timm, will undoubtedly, be
one OF the richest musical that offered in
this city. Mr.. Tcmplcton will sing the choicest gems Of
song culled by master hand from the celebrated
Italian among which will be selections from the
opera OF Niasanieo, Fra Diavoo, La Bayadere, Der
Freschuts Lc Cheval de Bronze &C., &csThis entertain
mcnt will be altogether different from those he provided
when he was here before and will call forth all the pa
Of music Thursday evening" particularly the ad
mirers OF the classical Italian opera.
MADAME Proc has just returned from Providence. r. L.
where has given concert that drew very crowded
house. and the receipts Of which, bore fattering tcst
mony Of the estimation in which she is held She will
Providence again shortly and give another but
in the meantime hope she will crafty her admirers in
New York, by giving them an opportunity Of again
hearing her.
CAsrLE GARpEs-Whoever would spend an evening
pleasantly breathing pure air. and listening to delight
full music should goto Castle Garden A concert was
given there last evening of the best compositions Of the
most celebrated composers. Another will be given
tonight These concerts finely produced and reflect
great credit upon the propetors Of the Garden and the
musical director. Don't forget the concert tonight
De Meyer the lion pianist, was in vcksb urg, Miss
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