The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-16
STEAMSHIP GREAT BRTTAIN.-This steamship
now in her twenty-fourth day.
Theatrical.

PARK THEArRE-We doubt il any modern play gave
much satisfaction and created much interest the
play of the We's Secret" now being performed
at the Park Theatre to crowded houses. 1t will be
peaed again this evening" which apart for the bene
At of Mrs Kean. and we confidently recommend
pieces that has been produced since the Hunchback"
to see this performed, will be- by those celebrated
artists for whom it written. The comedy Of " The
Foes Of Might" will wind up this evenings perform
ances in which Mr.. and Mrs Kean will both appear
BowERY THEArRE.-The new spectacle of Monte
yuma" to be produced at this theatre on Monday next
could not have been better med every thing relating to
Mexico, AMI its romantic history subugaed
by Cortez termed by the Indians "The White God" is
particularly interesting to every one, while the
of the United States to be following the
conquerng which led the army of Spain to the
halls of Monezum In Maturin romance, this subject
so ably handled that the task of the drsmatist has
been comparatively easy preserving the language OF
the novelist and taking advantage Of the excellent de-
scripton, given to the artist free range Of fancy of
which, doubt not MT Hester will avail himself The
cosumer ALSO has tasked his ingenuity to the utmost to
give character well effect, the dresses number
carpenter IMr Lsnders falls the burthen Of the most
striking efisc's his skin heretofore warrants the con-
viction thot this department Of the theatre will be skill
fully executed and the combined exerons Of the
lists carry out in their full intent the views Of the
oyer.
GREESwrcH THEArRE.-We never saw the perform
at this theatre 60 of with spirit the part Of
the actors and with satisfaction to the audience
than those Of last evening We perceive that the manager
has entered into engagement with Mrs. Lean, and
secured the services of that talented actress foc few
nights: She win appear this evening as the Widow
Cheerly in the comedy Of the Soldiers Daughter" and
Alexina in the melo drama Of Tehel" This latter
piece well received and gave much satacton
to the audience that the manager has wisely
to produce 1t again.
The ALBANIA The success of this establishment
cannot be wondered at when it is remembered that
entertainment Of the most attractive and gratifying cha
racter given charge for admission preposerous
ly low shilling Night after night the audiences
increase in numbers the majority being ladies; and the
enthusiastic applause elected by the vocaliss the
and the Ssb IrSSs Of their
cal gems. to be sung by Miss HiiIsrt Austin Phillips,
Nee Quayls and Lee Dances by the pretty Jesselyns
and other attractions too numerous to mention
KEsDALL's MILITARY BAND will play ct the Boway
Circus this evening oil those quick steps, waltzes pe
loccos, &c. for which this musical corps is famous
The band is composed of twenty MEMBER who all
musicians of the first class and they WILL at intervals
during the evening, give beautiful display of their
skill. Mr. Dale, in his principal act, is to throw
somerset his horses back and also will appear in the
champion Mr. L. Lipmsn in the three shsksperan cha.
racers not only rides better act but dresses the cha
csrs much better than We haze ever before seen them
first appearance in this country on Monday at the Bow
cry Circus.
vAucAxsoN Ducx.-Mr. Tietzs exhibitisn of sutomsta
at Gothic Hall, will remain in the city but short time
longer, and we cordially recommend to those of
citizens who have not yet them, not to delay visit
No equal collection of the kind has ever been
in this country and an hours inspection Of works Of art
so closely assimilang to nature, will be probably and
agreeably employed
PALmo's OpERA HousE.-we are sorry to be informed
that Mr. Alexander whose legerdemane entertainments
have delighted many Of citizens seriously indis
posed and will not appear again till next Monday II
sufficiently WELL he will that evening offer another Of
his mysterious soirees
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PaILADELrHrA.-Mr. An.
derson the celebrated trsgedian, i. performing very
successful engagement this estsblishment and crowd
ed houses wnessed his personation Of Hamlet on Mon
day night and of Claude Mslnotte last evening.
THs AHcH STREET THEArRr, PHrLADEL.HIA.-The
ment, and are to be succeeded by Mr. James walack,
senr There little doubt that there will be
both for the manager and the actor
Nxw York INvESroRs.-Th Washington Union
OF the 18th publishes list Of patents granted from
the lst 30th September, inclusive, 40 IN ALL and
among which we find the following from this
State =
Clark Jacobs, of Brooklyn, for improvement, in
chimes for hung and pearlng ce patented 81 Septem.
ber is4o James Jones, of Rochester for improvement
in window sash fasteners; patented Sd September 1876
Thomas w. Harvey, Of New York city, for improve
ments in machinery for heading screw blanks; patented
Improvement setting logs patented Sd september
isie Mylo Knapp Of sprngwater, for improvement In
the mode Of attaching horses to wagons patented 6t
September, ls46 Alexander NJ. Wilson. Of the city Of
New York, for improvement in moving machines; pa
tented Sd September 1896 Gardner Barton, jr and Ly-
sander Button Of Waterford for improvement In FIRE
engines; patented 10Th September, 1915 John Rodg
Of Troy for improvement in railroad trucks patent
ed 5th September i946 George Catchpole OF Geneva,
for in straw cutters; patented 5h septem
ber ls48 Edward Bradhcld Of Rochester for improve
ment in boiling -four: patented 18th September, 1876
Kasson Frazer, of Fayetteville for Improvement in
names patented 26th September 1916 Jesse
cai stones for grinding patented lah September 1876
VIM W. Marstcn, of New York city, for improvement
In printing presses; patented l2th September lsl6 Da
mel Barn1rn of New York city, for improvement in
double engines; patented 10th September 1916
Abram Pease, Of Lyons, for improvement the rotary
steam engine Original letters patent dated 10Th Febr
ary, 1914 re-issued 9Th September, 1916.
In Chsncery.
Before the Vice Chancellor,