The New York herald., 1846-06-05

Theatrical and Musical.
PARr THEArRE.-" Twelfth right, or What You
VIII" was performed st this theatre last evening, Mr.
Kesn taking the part Of Duke orsns and Mrs Kcan that
OF Viola During the performance Of this piece, the
dence manifested their appreciation Of the excellence Of
the acting by repeatedly sppaudng the several passages
In which these unrvalled performers showed themselves
to advantage The keans have acquired reputation in
this country which will outve the reputa ion that
hitherto been earned BY other popular actors We would
performers will appear but two nights more The cels-
Sn.sS SssS % asedy Of .mss RshsS which ha, been
forms part Of the programme Of this evenings perform.
ances
BowEnr.-We had q repetition last evening of JEFF.
reys, or Wifes Revenge" Owing to the sudden and
unexpected thunder storm the house not as well At
tended 1t otherwise would have been SCOTS Jereys
was fauess representation and elected much applause
throughout The piece could afford curtailment FIVE
acts In these goahead days. quite at variance with
the muitum in parvo system which renders most Of
plays so popular upon the stage. Davenpor Pomfet
well sustained Mrs. Geo. Jones made capital Lady
Grace; and Mrs. Phillips Mistress Alice, was very
sustain its high reputation whether from the udicous
selections Of talent by the entsprsing proprietor Of
them popular with the great crowds who patronize this
popular place Of amusement.
GREENwIcH THKArRE.-Threatening as the weather
was the beautiful little Greenwich blest last night
with good house. The amusing burlesque opera Of
Otello" performed admirably and called down fre
quent and deafenng applause. Mr. Rice sustained the
part Of the sooty hero and W. Chapman that Of Braban
to- The benefit of this latter gentleman takes place to-
pse very fine piece: selected for
the occasion are, Husband at Sight," the Wander
ing Minstrel" and the Virginia Mummy" besides
rious other entertainments.
lor0o ord 70 ooh;ccohla o,,ai
attended Mr. Templetons last evening and
their reception of that gentleman most triumphant
vndicaton of the good of the people Of this city,
and signal rebske of the few miserable black.ma
derngs Of the obscure portion of the New York press,
who have been threatening for the last three months to
crush him. Shortly after eight o'clock Mr. Templeton
made his bow before the audience. He was received
with enthusiastic cheering intermngled with few his
After the first song which sung in his usual
massrly and effective syls fewndivduas ofthe black
mail mob having ensconsed themselves under the shade
Of the gallery, appeared determined to create disturb
For this purpose they made sundry noises such
Kissing stamping sla%%Sipg the Pew-dSor. &C. &C. Mr.
said there appears to be evident intention
the part Of some persons present to create If
Here he interrupted by cries of him out" and
the confusion became great that could hear the
on for some tme gesticulating most energ etcally)
Captain RyrDERs !" There's not q man here can turn
him out"
The star police, who were present in force, moved
about and produced very beneficial effect the rowdy
part Of the audience We particularly noticed remark
who reminded US forcbiy Of the Alfred jingle" Of Pick
wick, and who was very active in promoting the
with his usual and grace, notwithstanding the
miserable attempts of the few individuals headed
ast attempt put down Tempeton the respectable por
ton Of the audience manifested the utmost Indignation
for mt ad t0 ho nm
wards the close Of the concert two magnificent boquets
were presented the vocalist and he BY particular
The jolly Beggar = aftsr which he forward to
the front Of the platform, and delivered the following
Ladies and gentlemen-Allow me, before conclude,
to return you my most sincere thanks for the kind and
this evening. The heat Of the weather and circum.
stances Of unpleasant nature to which need not par
full attendance but really cannot express to you the
extent Of gratitude for the fullness Of your attend
and the
for Philadelphia and Baltimore, for about ten dsys to
fulfil engagements in those Cities after which shall
to my departure on my northern tour. will say, in
conclusion ladies and gentlemen that forget
evening No one can appreciate the extent Of your
friendiincss more than myself and now with the most
grateful fsslngs beg leave respectfully to bid fare
Mr.. Templeton concluded his last song amidst the most
enthusiastic applause.
CAsrLE GARDES.-The concerts at this delightful
in the city There Is delightful place of resort
In the city than Castle Garden. Another concert viii be
given this evening
Ole Bull the vicnist has been giving series Of con
the extent that he Of tho London amateurs and Of the
New Workers and Bostonians His composition Of the
Falls of Niagara" not performed by him in Paris
He keeps that for London apparently signor Casela
who was in America about eighteen months ago. has
also been plying in Paris His success has been really
great He considered the superior of Fanchomme
and therefore he takes rank among the frs he be not
gone to London for the season He speaks in rapures
Of our country and proposes visiting again next year
II il somewhat to be remarked that Of all the connen
tails, not even excepting the Germans the warmcst
admirers Of country and of people, cool and col
lected to be found among the enthusiastic
warm-hearted, and gifted Italians
L.oroLD MEYEn, the celebrated pianist, arrived at
St Louis on the 26th ult and to give concert
the 27th. Expectation was on tptoe to hear him.
YASKEE HILL, the inimitable delneator Of the Yankee
character gives an this evening at Gothic
Hall, BrooElyn-
Herr Alexander has arrived in this city from Charles
tom The great magician has been very successful at
Mr.. Mooney is to give series of concerts next week
in Albany.
The Misses sloman were still in New Orleans on the
27th ult Their concerts have been successful
The swi:s Bell Ringers were to give their farewell
concert in Nashville on the 26th ult.
The Acrobat Family in Cincinnati
Booth closed his engagement in Pittsburg on the a0h
ult He was to proceed from there to Louisville
Mrs Mowan is now fulfilling engagement in Pitts
burg.
Court Of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott, and Aldermen Livingston and
Walsh
John McKeon. District Attorney
JuNE A-Trialf for Forsery--Lous Dessecker indicted
for forging check the Bank Of New York for $l25,
purportng to be signed by G. J. Kraf, the 3ist Of
January last placed his trial the opening Of
the Court this morning On the part Of the
Mr. KRAFT deposed that the check in the hand writing
Of the accused who had been in his employ . book.