The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-18
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK THEArRE-Ths establishment did not omen last
evening" in consequence Of the sudden indisposton Of
Mr.. Dan Marble, who to have produced his new
prize comedy Family Ties The bill that was to have
been played last evening will be presented Friday
evening.
BowERY THEArRE-The Thousand and One Nights"
was repeated last evening before very respectable
house, and with entire We have already given
tended notice Of this gorgeous spectacle and
mend Of the splendid Of the kind ever got
up in this city Collins Yanko Pc. Governor Of Nan
kin, very well sustained; and indeed the entire
piece was got up in highly creditable manner the COM
IN nsyg with ~s
tanned. "Therese, or the Orphan Of Geneva
performed previous to the spectacle Mr. Scott playing
Carwin with his usual powers. Mrs G. Jones' Therese
performed with infinite ability and she fire..
quenty applauded throughout the evening.
CASTLE GARDES.-This delightful spot is attracting
the attention it deserves. We do not know of more
refreshing place in this neighborhood The man of bust
ness can here revive himself after the abors Of the day
by the notes of excellent orchestra that nightly plays
some Of the choicest gems of the German operas We
love to spend an evening in Castle Garden
TrMrLEToS's CoScERT.-A large and fashionable audi
ence, among which goodly number of ladies'
at the Tabernacle last ming, to greet Mr. Tenn
peton his second appearance in New York. since his
Southern tour entirely unnecessary for to enter
into elaborate criticism of Mr.. TemPletons vocal
powers. The distinguished success which has ate nded
him. both in this country and in Europe sufficient evil
dence Of the esteem in which they held The bill,
last evening" varied consisting of popular songs and
ballads and selections from the opera, all of which
most enthusiastically applauded Among others Scots
wha ha wi Wallace bled" and the Star Spangled Ban
nsr" were sung, both Of which were loudly sncOred
lcr.' Mr.. Templeon repeats last evenings concert on
Friday evening at the Brooklyn Institute. Before sing
ing his last song Mr. Templeon delivered the following
address -
Ladies and Gentlemen-My heart is too full to give
expression to the gratitude | you for your very
warm support Of one who is almost stranger in your
land shdll always consider this of the proudest
triumphs Of my life Attacked and threatened as have
been by conspiraors against peace and interest with
out any just cause my part have found amongst the
american public that generous manly protection and
warmest and most sincere thanks.
Ladies and Gentemen-lt is my intention to revisit
you in September after returning from the No rth,
tcrtanments, which may be acceptable to you. Mean
time, ladies' and gentlemen allow me respectfully to
say, FAREWELL"
THE ALLEoHArrArs These very pleasing vocalists
gave their FIRST concert last evening the Coliseum
II attended BY audience highly respectable both
with great deal Of and judgment and were re.
ccivcd by the audience with great applause. Mr. Blu.
land who is the has. Of the company has one Of the
ture to predict that he viii yet mako noise in the
world
Herr ALExASDER.-This distinguished representative
OF the ancient magcians is drawing large and fashona-
BILE audiences at Palmo Opera House His performances
Of peculiarly interesting order and have ted
crowds in all parts Of the country. He performs all
Of wonderful experiments; but how he performs
them is question which puzzles every body His
dicnce were kept last evening, for two hours in per-
feet state of establishment He will here through
the week. and we should advise those who would wish
to realize their idea Of fairy land to give him call
He presents tonight of the most remarkable feats
OF the magic This is called Jupiters Order" At
the rising of the curtain the stage is perfectly dark and
at the firing Of the magcans pistol hundreds Of candles
are Instantly lighted.
De Meyers first concert in Cincinnati was to como
of on the 18th instant
Booth had tremendous house for his benefit in Louis.
vile. He has been re-cngaged.
The Swiss Bell Ringers have just concluded at st.
Louis Mr.. Corbyn, the Manager has resigned the di
recton Of their business and started for New York He
intends to organise the best vocal band heard in tho
United States He has engaged Miss Hifert, who
yelled with the Bell Ringers.
Mrs. H. Hunt has returned to the Buffalo theatre.
The Seguins lave retired for the summer to q retired
spot Long island where they will prepare themselves
to produce early xt season. Wallacc opera Of Mari
tana"
RAvMorp's COMPANY The exhibition of this menage
rie, of the most extensive in the Union has beer
very successful They will proceed from Montross Pa
the 10th instant and exhibit that evening at Bing
Norwich 24h at Buttcrnuts 26th on
the 27th The report of the variety Of rare animals ex
hbited as also the accommodation Of the pavilion and
attention Of the proprieors TO the comfort of the ysers
will ensure them success wherever they perform.