The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-29
TlNeQtrlrals.

PARK THEATRg.-Schillers KoDDefs was prayed u
this theatre Monday evening and is to be repeated
night II received with great applause and created
strong sensation in the audience II is powerful and
effective play on the sageit touches the great master
springs of terror and py-there is repose through
Quit exhibits the struggles Of the passions, wild
stormy and affecting admiration is blended with regret
sympathy and adherence sway the heart by turns a
wness pervse she characters and the scenes ami the
Imagination is powerfully increased. The characters
are drawn y masters hand, that of Charles Is one OF
the boldes conceptions in all the range of the drama
Mr. Anderson ha: high reputation as decianer. and
that evinced great discrimination and power His impas
stoned scenes highly effective; in his moods Of
and silent anguish of his soul he not equal TO kean
nor the transitions from wild passion TO tenderness
but was marked BY nature and great force throughout
His tenderness Amelia the outpourings OF his sur
charged beart-ths struggles Of his ove-,he anguish
of the brsther-the reckless spirit and the
proud and naughty bearing Of the bandit chief.
all given with great truth and power His meda-
tons sell murder and destiny were soemnly and
focibly delivered Nothing could be more terrible than
venge Revenge This violsted, Profaned. this hoary
head" Nor more powerful end impressive than the
about it, though must deprecate the act As whole,
the conception and acting OF the reflected great
credit on Nr Anderson called forth al: higher powers
acting of great physical and mental power-ths shades
Of passion given with rice discriminaon-it was
fun Of feeling and ret was marked BY wild and
reckless spirit and lofty beaingit was the acting Of
Who had studied well and understood hin art ars
eeiore arsm his Ths play received with thun-
dsrs OF applause it is high intellectual -ahounds
in forcble characters and thrilling scenes, and although
we not approve Of its sentiments and tone of feeling
vet they are lofty and impassoned and harrow up
depths of the heart We repeat, 1t Is to be played again
tonight
BowrRr THrArRE.-Mr Adams appeared last even.
ing King Lear. of his best characters The play
well put upon the stage and went of to the entire
satisfaction OF the audience The grand spectacle OF
"onezums" still proves attractive Its costumes de.
coraios and appointments really superb and ito his
torc truhfulness preserved even to minute partcu.
lars The manager has been great pains and expense
to bring out in sly e Of unsurpassed msgni6cence II
is destined to prove attractive for many nights longer
Mont@zums" is to be repeated this evening, In addi.
ton to which Mr.. Adams appears ss Otheo, with Mr.
Nesfe a. lego
The ALBANIA. We are glad to see Messrs. Corbyn
and Loder getting we'll with their new enterprise
Is they They well patronzed by the fashiona.
BILE part ofour population furnish agreeable place
spend evening any in New York As at present
in the splendid rotunds galleries sip their
freshmen and Listen to the delightful music that 10
aus he vacuum thai the dsstruciion Of Nlbios
In the upper part OF the city.
KING JoRS-Al the preparations for this grand Shaks'
perian revival nearly complete. after six months Of
hard labor to all those engaged upon it. Mr. Kean, we
are told, has had in constant employ between fifty and
sixty workwomen upon the dresses alone, the lat
Of June last and Immediately the return of that
tleman from Boston he will commence his daily rehe ar
sails At the Park Theatre of the hundred AMI fifty
supernumerares that to represent the Knights and
Barons Of the l2h and 18th centuries II will indeed be
noble undertaking and there is no success however
great that Mr. Kesn will not deserve for placing this
historical picture before the New York public. The
actor that draw upon his purse for $4,000 carry
out his views proves his sincerity in the cause well
his confidence In the public taste and appreciation
his labors.
at the Amphhears have been recently enhanced by the
introduction Of of the greatest female eqHssrans of
the sge, Mrs. Camille Gardner who appeared on Tues
day. in Of the most finished ani daring exhibitions
Of Workmanship We witnessed Owing to an attic.
ton in his family Sr Carlo for the last three four
days has done but very small proportion If the eas he
capable Of performing but happy to find by the
bills that he Is 80 right" and will appear this
evening in the horsemsnshp clown, and 70 through
with all his antics the upon the first night Of his
appearance.
RAYMOND AND WARISo's MENAoERIE.-The procession
of this magnificent collection Of animals will come of
this morning instead of yesterday morning stated
in the papers Of yesterday. The immense trains
Of elephants horses and carriages will form at the
foot of CORTLAND street about o'clock It will pass up
street. up Blocker to the Bowery down the Bowery
Grand street. up Grand street to East Broadway thence
through Chatham square to Chatham street. down Chat
ham street to the Park and thence up Broadway to
This will be of the grandes spectaces witness
ed by citizens and edvse all to visit the exhibit
ton is said to be the greatest collection Of wild ami
mails ever in this city.