The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-31

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PARK THyArRZ-This is the last week Of the Ven-
noise children They continue attract crowded houses
They have given great variety of entertainments, and
startled as well as pleased by their novelty None
brilliant has been presented boardsfew in
terestrg. Attitudes, groupings, action, grace have
been exhausted-it would seem that nothing in their
varied rsnge had been lost sight Of and all that is mpos
and shaws and thes the instruments Of har
mony and grace and national and costumes are
here accurately and tasteully portrayed We gaze upon
through the and lose sight Of the world around us
they are like the creations Of another sphere-so
sweet sportive. airy graceful This week they
have added to their dances one new and srikng-"Les
Moissoners." styled too the "sheaf Dance" They come
% large . se he ins
gracefully them in eeap from the midst
Of them with startling surprises group around Them now
thresh the wheat the floor with their das the sounds
in harmony with the orchestra music All wears rustic
charm-al il activity and es the scene OF rustic La
Dor and enjoyment Of rustic tastes and Joys and recrea
ions-tis a sweet picture of reasant's life
BowERv THEArRE.-The " Wild Steed Of the Prairie,
or King Eagle" the Bronze Horse" and the Chill.
dren Of the Wood" again repeated at this popular
theatre last evening, with their usual success bringing
out the able talents of the entire company This
ing will be presented the Horse Thief" Flying
Dutchman" and Widows Victim" Vsche, Booth,
visit Old Bowery this evening will enjoy rich trent
Tomorrow night there will be powerful array of rich
attractions presented. Go and see.
GREENWICH THEATRE.-Thero is an unusual degree
Of interest in the performance at this theatre this
ing, owing to the expected debit Of young gentleman
Claude Melnotte, in Bulwers beautiful play Of the
"Lady of Lyons" The piece is admirably cast. Mrs
George Chapman sustaining the character OF Pauline
a %,. Hsbaps ns The csmsdT
Of Charles the Second" will conclude the evenings
entertainment
BowERY AMrHIrHEArRE.-Hs Honor the Mayor,
Generals Houston Rusk and friends visited this popular
place of evening recreation last evening, and seemed
enjoy the entire performance with good deal ofsa
tisaction Mr.. North riding this popular circus in
connectionwith the general talents of the whole
pany-Gossn, Carlo, Gardner, Sergeant sc. SC, drew
vast crowds nightly who evince their warm appreca-
ton OF the able talents of the company by the most
turous applause in all quarters Of the house To-mor
evening there will be perecta See bills of the
day.
AMERICAN CIRcUs-There was another bumper house
here last evening" and Mr. Sands delighted the whole
dence by his extraordinary gymnastic feats The twin
ponies were exhibited with their usual success. Mr.
Myers as the Indian Hunter Mr.. Ruggles in his Corde
volante feat and the beautiful May Fly in his dancing
for evening present Tich treat to all who are
desrous Of Witnessing the splendid of this
truly popular circus.
at the Ahambra, where the prince of msgcians Herr
Alexander is still engaged in the laudable enterprise Of
making ell who choose to call during the hours of ex-
hibon perfectly well pleased with themselves and all
around them. Juggers have juggled the public hereto
FORE and icksters have pamed of their transparent at.
temps at deception but Herr Alexander has come now
10 establish order Of things and to show that pro-
gress in magic like progress in every thing else
thing TO be looked for unless indeed the plus ultra
has been attained by the master spirit Of the Albambr-
1t is RATIONAL too that the children should fall in toye
with Santa Clause who deals out such nice candies and
a sorts Of sweet things, manufactured out of nothing,
but suhstantia to the taste Go to the Alhambra big
folks and little, and SEQ for yourselves
YANKEE HILL AT THE TABERNAcLE.-Yankee Hill has
engaged the broadway Tabernacle for New Years night
which occasion he will present. to all who favor him
with their presence great variety of anecdotes ime
tons, Sc, In his own peculiar style.
Mr.. wINcHELL AT srANwIx HALL, ALBArY-Mr Win.
Stanwix Hail. with those inmitsble drolleries Of his
Corpulent people should take Of their Sides and lean
Of the necessity Of taking with them the requisite amount
Of linen cambria or silk in the shape of handkerchief
Mr. Alexander the young American magician, is do.
ing well in Philadelphia. On his benefit night Monday,
the Chestnut Street Theatre was crowded.
EvENrRnoquIsM AND MAerc-Signor Rossi WIN or,
rived In this country but few weeks since has taken
Palmos opera house for New Years day, and will give
and evening performances in magic and
order Miss Votes the beautiful dansense is engsGrd to
Assist him.
The VIENon DANcERs.-N appears that late on Tues.
small private German theatre, induced the eldest of
these girls to break OF her engagement with Madame
Weiss and to withdraw herself from her protection
held out to her have not been able to learns but at
events writ Of habeas corpus obtained from Judge
Weiss Tsturnsbie immedlstsiy il pursuance Of the
writ the parties appeared but turned that some Of
the documents necessary t. sustain the writ in
translated Further proceedings therefore ad
cd 10 this morning.