The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-14

houses of the season.
BowERY." Damon and Pythias" was performed at this
theatre last evening We have before taken occasion to
notice Mr. SCOTS Damon terms OF just and fatterng
eulogy and never, upon any former occasion, has he
sustained the part with much power, displayed SO
bold and noble bearing in this character There is
something truly imposing In the magnificent costume of
the performers independent Of the plot of this beautiful
tragedy and Mr.. SCOTS delneation throughout, was
emnenty worthy of his high fame and reputation. Mr..
Clarkes Pyhias was equally well sustained and so was
excellent and could not fail to elicit the
thusiastic applause Of an admring auditory Old Bowe
ry" draws good houses nightly by the attractive bills
put forth, which fully prove the anxious desire OF
public taste The orchestra conducted with consdera
select pieces, was highly creditable to them Indeed
much admire the DRAMA aod the powerful scenic
be doing injustice to notice the orchestra
very prominent feature of the attractions of this popu
lar place of amusement
NIBLos-The performances of last evening consisted
of Grandfather Whitehead" and the Double bedded
Room" in both of which Mr.. H. Pacde appeared. His
Grandfather Whitehead is above all criticism and above
all praise 1t is perfect any representation can be-
and we glad to the audience show their sppre
citation OF its beauties the judcious mannerby
maintaining profound silence. Once twice their feel
ngs carried them away and they gave hearty express
to their applause Miss Roberts as Louisa Drayon
was excellent although the part is not half up to her
powers This young lady has made rapid Improvement
within the last season, and has already attained very
respectable rank in her profession Her modest depor.
ment and her natural abilities and grace win upon her
audiences and she can with care and study, achieve
fame and popularity Mr. Booth as Bob Lincoln was
tremely comic. The Ravel family tomorrow evening
CASTLE GARpEN.-A grand selection Of Sacred Music
is be performed at this delightful place Of recreation
this evening.
Mn TEMrLEroS.-The Philadelphia Evening North
.ameran of Thursday last, says. Every piece of per-
sonaty scurrility that appears in New York paper
against this vocalist, comes to us marked with lines
around it to direct particular attention to it. The New
Workers may themselves all trouble this
We neither take our for a singers merits dement's
from them for find the puff received is in the direct
ratio of the length of purse II Mr. r has had private
onv as Spe vocalist He has been APPRECIATED here
and will continue SO to be- as long as he worthy His
concert Monday last was successful and so will be
mis- one, to be given Monday next There is an
old sanza which may be altered to suit the present
pect in New York =
Three wise men Of Gotham
Went to see round bowl
If the bowl had been longer,
Their putting had been stronger"
De Meyer arrived In Louisville on the It'll inst and
was to give concert on the 9th.
The Italian operate Company, that has been perform
ing with such signal success in New Orleans during the
past winter intend visiting Charleston III the course Of
the summer, and offering to that community three oil
moro performances Signor Vaellina, who manages the
company has written to friend in that city the sub
ect he expresses wish, as has company 10 now in Mo
bile route to New York. to ulfl an engagement &c
play few nights in Charleston, if the necessary ar
engagements can made procure the Of the thea
for few nights. and thereby to bring out with be
coming effect, such operas as Norma" Lucia di Lam
mermoor,"" Romeo 4 Juliet" Somnambula," sc.
The Orphean Family giving concerts in Winches
ter, Va, with considerable success
A grand complimentary concert to be given te
Father Heinrich at the fremont Temple in Boston, last
evening
Messrs. WEIGH and Manns great Equestrian and Circus
Company will make grand entrance into Boston tomor
preceded by their music to which IL splendd
cream.colored horses attached.
Miss Roneberg the celebrated harpis is to give her
first concert in Pittsburg, on Tuesday evening next