The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

PAsK JHEArRE-Mr. and Mrs keau received Q warm
welcome last evening. after their temporary absence
They appeared in The play of the Wifes Secret"
with the original of the subordinate characters 1t
quite needless repeat previously expressed opT
ion Of this fine play. The warm applause with which
each received argues
how much has won its way in the regard OF the psIk
for its chssteness and beauty There several
worthy of Buwer, and the prominent parts are so
we'll defined hst though the conduct Of the plot is
fined mainly the principal characters yet degree
Of interest attaches to the subordinate parts
TO sSs Of the pO Lor
Arden Jabez Sneed' Maud and the Page are ell excel;
a pS We as un
respectively Tho latter lady played the part of the
saucy page to perfection, The play went of very
which il abounds telling with great force The last
of the third have scarcely seen sur
simple The scene is garden into which looks the
window of the in which Lord Arden is concealed
sees his wife enter the room with light and throws
herself into the Of her brother whom he mistakes
witnessing this proof of his wes supposed guilt that he
falls senseess AID this tableaux the curtain falls The
Of this nature which are invested by the author as well
by the actors with great deal of effect though en-
sy free Ss Mr., a.
evening the applause her fine manner OF rendering
deserved AZ the close Of the play Mr. and Mrs Kean
and greetings of the audience This evening the
"Wiie's Secret will be repeated with the farce Of Lend
Me Five Shillings
BowEnr THrArnE.-The patrons of the Bowery had
rich treat last evening Mrs Coleman Popes persona
ton of Mrs. Halter, in the play Of the Stranger" To
say that the part we'll performed is not suicen-n
was extremely well performed Mrs. Pope has evident
y been hard student in her profession and aims at at
tanning, at some future tme high rank actress
Mr. Neafe, az the Stranger was extremely good, as he
is, indeed in everything he undertakes Mr. Clarke per
formed his part Baron Stenort in natural and unaect
ed manner, and evnced by his acting thorough knowL
edge Of the part Th. evening the Stranger will be re-
drama Of the Flying Dutchman" will be performed az
forwards
PALMo's OPERA HousE-The opening night at this the
atre augured well flor the Of the ballet The
house crowded in every part almost uncomortably
So and except little want of uniformity among
the minor members of the corps all passed off with great
eslaf. Madame Augustus reception was it always
has been, enthusiastic and did she appear ver
aby the queen of ell that is beautiful and graceful as
first pas the second act sylph like replete
with bewitchng abandon that was most raptureusy
seeond perhaps the best have had in the city; and
Mons. Fredercks gained credit in his profession
IN which the audience
ed to well pleased to have her amongst them once
w s Mr. nao p
pendae was Chppendale all over. Tonight we are to
have the musical burleta of the Chaste Salute and the
ballet of LA Gizelle." Madam Augustus admirers will
of themselves crowd the buildingl
THE ALHAMaA-We cannot speak in too high terms
Of the entertainments that produced at this establish
ment. Their incessant novelty and excellence are
worthy of all praise and place the public under obliga
tons to Messrs Corbyn and Loder. feature was
introduced last evening consisting Of three tabieaur
uiuans, illustrating the beautiful and pathetic ballad
{" She wore wreath of roses," and representing the
three different Of in the characters of maid
wife, and widow. The representations were indeed
beautifulthe scene representing each era was loudly
appauded as was also Mr. Austin Phillips singing Of
the ballad These representations will be repeated
tonight, with variety OF other entertainments. The
Alhsmra certainly of the attractive places Of
amusement in the city.
CRcUs-We never crowded house as at the
smphhea.re last night to witness the first representa-
ton Of Carlos Italian pantomme This is to be
grand gala night at this establishment in consequence
Of the evenings receipts being set apart for the benefit of
phitheatrcal sports and amusements throughout the
country. The performances the occasion will Re of
ciowns~Mr Msdigsn, Mr. Williams, Mr.. Nixon, Mr.
Howe, Mr. Smith; Signor Felix Carlo, and host of
Sh:, brat will al and the enter
by q double band and trial dance between Joe Miller
and Augustus Mead This i the grands:t bill Of per
will be jam in The house All Inconvenience and trou
BILE may be avoided by engaging seats early.
RAYMOND WARixos MENAGERIE.-Those who
have not visited this grand collection Of animals had bet
avsi themselves of the opportunity of doing while
they because will remain here but few days Ion.
well worth treble the charge of admission still the best
time Is when the anras being fed and the usual
times visitors best the complete control that the
keepers have acquired over the largest and the most f.
rocious of the animal kingdom well the tricks Of
the mighty and unwiedy elephant
The BALLEr-We learn with much satisfaction that
the ballet in this city is to receive strong accession of
strength by the late arrival of eminent corps from
Italy. Sgnora Ciocca the first danseuse lady who
in Europe, has met with most unbounded Edu-
pero talent artistic with great attractions
Her seconde, Signora Mantin is also lady of much
sgnores Nora saleya Ross and Raggio. The success
which has attended their performances in Italy, will
they do not belle their reputation continue here. We
hope be able speak of their merits by ocular
evidence
MAcIc.-A candidate for public favor has lately
arrived in this city, signor Ross He is adept in the
art Of magic and ventriloquism and is, learn most
extraordinary mitator Of the language of birds and
Of Judging for themselves Of his powers.
Murdoch has just completed engagement at st.
Louis.
Anderson and Miss Fisher are playing together at Bal
timore to immense houses.
The New Orleans people to be favored with the
performances Of new operate troupe. letter has
agent which that gentleman says that he was to start
from Havre, in the ship Valiant, the Sh inst with
the following company Mr. puaeyte, LIST tenor Of
LIST bssso Mr. Lavergne Cd basso Mr. Dubrenil barry
tone Minihiant, comic Mr. Jumet, tenor Choir Mrs.
Feury jolly LIST prima donna Mrs. Oliver light prima
donna Mrs. Mnihiant, I'd dugazon Miss Angelo, Sd
amoreuse Mrs. Lavergne, duenna.
Elections.
MIcHoAN-The Detroit Free Press Of Nov. 4th, ssys-
The democracy Of the city have covered themselves
with glory-they have outdone themselves The whole
democratic Ticket with the exception of the candidate
for Clerk leaves the city with majority. McCleanjs
majority for Congress is about ais; two years ago 81
The majority the Senate, Representative and County
tickets cannot be told with certainty It will vary from
20 to $50. Glorious Hamramck, the banner township
gives the democratic ticket about $50 majority. Spring
well which usually gives wing majority Of about 60
other tickets Dearborn gives McCleland 60 majority.
This is ali that has been heard The result in the town
ships above, render certain that the whole ticket
elected by handsome majority McClellands ma jority
cansot be less than 400, and probably more.
Further returns show that the wings have gained
largely in tn State legislature end have perhaps
ed one member of Congress from the I'd district Me-
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