The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-21

country, would DO found among the first to stop the
.J.MULLON
Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THEArRE,-Nr Bass benefit took place n. tho
Park last night The performances commenced with the
Tanning Of the Shrsw" but unfortunately We were
late to witness enough Of to be able to criticsc the
merits Of the acting As, however, Mr.. vandenof play
ed Petruchio and Mrs. Bland Katharine there be
comedy Of Z" Nicholas Flam," we throughout,
and capital thing was Bass, Fisher and Mrs ver
ncessantiy mrthui Round after round q applause
all quarters Of the house summoned Mr. Bass before
he thanked the and audience
their attering demonstration good will towards him.
new aria, Lombard Nou iu sognoa being accempa-
MED by Mr. Beames the piano-forte The perform
great favorte with the patrons of the drama. Tho
bill consists Of "A Beggsr on Horseback" five act CO.
have had long at tho Haymarket Theatre in Lon
don and Sheridan. celebrated comedy Of The Critic
scarcely fail to draw full house.
BowERr THEArRE.-The Hunchbacko was again
presented at the Bowery last evening Miss Julia Dean
sustaining the part of Julia and Mr. Scott that Of Master
Walter Tho house crowded by highly fashion
able and intellectual audience, who seemed fully sp
preciate the talent exhibited by the young candidate
histrionic fame. Miss Deans conception of the charac
neation with a few exceptions was natural vigorous.
the requisites ssy sq
of study and practice will render her worthy place
o.
Ing simplicity and naturalncss about It, which hope
will neve. BE- tsnea for the Of
make great actress-all the study and refinement
in the world without i must prove unavailiug. There
strange indeed If young should be free from them.
but they redeemed by innumerable beauties. The
tk~H
pied assumed She initiates nobody but seems to act
and speak her own feelings and Judgment prompt-ull
upon the character she psrsonatss and the feelings Of
the audience oen carried away by the very insnsi
unlearnbut believe she is equal to the task and
the expsctations Of her admirers will be more
pisasns-sGe dresss. viii. exquisite taste and her
attitudes are generally beautiful ana true to ma
strength these defects however, she
apprecstins public who will one day Be proud Of heir
young favoritc The two last acts Of the play last eve
with Clifford lwho dressed a. secretary comes as the
bearer of letter from the Earl he processes to seve
why psse to drew forth the loud
proval Of the audience, and seemed to inuse life
ws ter wsre also excellent Her Do cannot b.
| surpassed. Mr.. Scotts Master Walter was maserly
sssng S:i Disn al
This il said to be her great part Tomorrow evening is
her benefit and last appearance.
Philharmonic Festival CoxcERr.--About two the H.
sand of the elite Of fashion and the elite of detant
present at Castle Garden last evening, this great
vents US from giving extensive notice the high
character Of the and the occasion deserved
only that all n f s
the great feature Of the evening" Beethovens symphony
No seemed to give immense satisfaction to all except
during the first and second movement even after the
choral had began much to the annoyance Of tho
,ssAs~ rpfAk
full notice Of the performances hereafter.
CoNsEcRArIoN OF Ta,NtrY CHuRcH-Trnity Church
Is to be consecr.ted today being Ascension day will
Of between ~o snd three hundred viii 81
formed at Bunkers, and march to the church In black
robes and white SUPPLIES There are ise psw' in the
have been 1000 tickets issued and no person will be ad
mittcd without one The consecraton service will be
performed by Bishop McCoskry.
LANCE ORoAr,--A first chased organ, for Grace
Church, Providence, win be publicly exhibited this
afternoon, Al four o'clock, at Mr. Erbens mandatory
A RsvoLvriovARv CrSrEsARAS.--The Rev. Benja
min Harvey, Baptist minister, Of the advanced age Q
s io o
ton has arrived in this city, and l. expected 70 deliver
nnasr.ssnd he Old gentleman retain. BIZ ntasc.nsi
facuts. in full viSor III. LECTURES will Be interesting
the stirring scenes Of the revolution.
RoBsERvThe house Of Giles Blsuvellan, No. 2oe Sui
Ivan street, entered Tuesday afternoon and rob-
bed Of 500 in bills and specie. ss
TAxiro ~ AN EMIoRASr.--A man named John Dem ody
fresh from the Emerald sle endeavorng to get two
sovereigns changed into Yankee money, when he
met by burner who kindly consented to change
for him, which he did by putting II in his pocket and
giving the emgrsn worthless bills the g. Johns
Bank Of Montreal
INvarr Fouvp.--A now born female infant was found
Tuesday night, the door mat Of John Dsrrah No.
40 Charles street, by one Of the domcstics.
r. ~ r~s~A>A ia
ON Tuesday having beautiful day for their sport The
bowling, well a could from the sons fence
capital especially the gentleman In the blue jacket
also the with shocking bad hat. But will do II
they viii only Offer their services to the for
In about inning. they would stand very good chance
to string Of ancient Mexicana' eyes out not
(snything elss) sts aatoa
MesuEnnM.--It will he seen by advertisement in
this day. paper, that FREQ lecture Mcsmsrism will
be given this evening at Clinton Hall.
MADAME AUeusrA.-This distinguished and popular
danssuss has arrived In this city from Baltimore IN roa
for Europe We understand she intends visit France
but will return TO the United States In the fall will
again make her appearance before New York audience
Her career has been most brilliant one every where
her tour She was received in Baltimore and Philsdcl
pha with tho utmost enthusiasm and 10 dessrvedly popu
voyage across the Atlantic. and speedy resur min the
GaxEr Coar-0rssn Corn IL selling In Mobile II was
aissd about three miles ffsn tAs dsy psspsFs