The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-26
Theatrioals.


PARK TaEAras.-Last night, for the third time in
America, the opera Of lie Brasssur Dc Prsstonn
was repeated at the Park This exquisite cAf Teuvys
Of Adolphe Adam the most delightful open that has
ever been performed 10 the country. The plot some
what intricate and sxtrs nelly ntersssingths music 10
Of every variety, but at all times charming soft
aud sentimental wildly mirthful and again the
very spirit of martial emotion the language, too u re.
msrksbly expressive. We hardly know how to select
the gems of this opera, for il 10 all gem II ara to
be guided by the rapturous applause which springs
impuively from the audience, highest admiration
must be accorded to the song 50 gentle and klnd'
and the rondo, Brewers 50 gay" IN tho rst act The
mighty John Of Castleton, and the csntabs Soon to
our homo returning" in the second; and the grand
finale, Valiant heroes" But the fact is every point
has been brought to such perfection that II is almost
i'm possible to choose and every hearer matter what
be his taste, will be to have particular favor.
ite The choruses are very fne-the scenery il
early part Of the eighteenth century, and short no
exeron seems to have been spared to do Justice to this
having wG t % s%o:s d,sscs 70. any one IN the
hear LIE Brasseur dc Preston" at least once feel
assured that it: performance at the Park will long be
considered an important event 10 the musical and theat
rcal chronicles of America.
BowERY THEATRE.-The Bowery was again crow ded
to OVERLOOKING last evening, and the grand romantic
spectacle Of Marmion" performed for the third
time, with the operate drama of Rob Roy "Mar.
mion got up at this establishment by the enterpr
sing manager, Mr. Jackson, is without exception the
most gorgeous and effective pageant produced
the American stage The plot is one Of thrilling in.
terestthe scenery all and painted from authen.
tic skeches-the costume and decorations of the most
brilliant and beautiful descrptionthe acting chaste and
admirable throughout and the denouement grand start
ling and impressive The talented troupe of equesisns
of .fwon mol md
magnificent stud of fifty horses, which have been en-.
gagged, lend brllmncy to a spectacle, and serve to
imposing and mot ~
have great run, and the manager must reap golden
psgeants equally effective Manion and Rob Ros
will be repeated this evening.
BowERY AMPHIrHEArRE.-There was still another
crowded fashionable end highly delighted auditory at
remarkable and astonishing performances Of Mr. ssndss
beautiful stud OF dminutve ponies, excited universal
and continued admiration The pus.tc encounters Of
the rival ponies tom Spring" and "Desf Burkeo are
really remarkable; and their scientific skill and undaunt.
cd courage, command at once tho veliest SUSCEPTIBLE
varied by the appearance Of the twin ponies "Damon.
and "Pythias" who perform quite number Of tho most
% ~ au snS nSusS hoops
tirely independently other But the chef Dc
seems to be toe well trained thorough Bred and bsauti
fully formed horse "Asy Fly" who dances great va.
rety OF the most modern quadrilles wazes, the Polka,
&C. AZ WHOLE the msneg. Of Mr. Sands forms one Of
Witnessed.
The performances, which commence with the squad.
rifles Of the Moyen Age" by very fine stud Of spen.
ddly accoutred ring horses deserve especial and
are entitled to the highest commentator; have
seen see. grand snbce at oil comparable to them The
still vauting by the company among whom the dstin
guished fearless and skilful McFhTland appears and
who has been known to have thrown sixtyeight
cutive somersetsD certainly deserves liberal share of
consideration. Mosely, in his Pickwickian scenes IL
really capital and engaging rider he has been but
rarely equalled. Madame Gardner and Master Aymar
are also in their peculiar efforts Of superior
horsemanshp. repetition of the il an
nounced for this evening To seats an early at
tendance il specially necessary.
M. CoLLIrErs FAREWELL CoScERT.-M. Collinet the
ed this country, will give grand farewell concert at
Niblo's tomorrow evening Those who have never
heard him can form no idea of his exquisite skill and the
sweetnes, power and beauty of the instrument MIR.
Colinet not only an arfists however, but composer
OF much celebrity. Several Of HE most beautiful COM
positions will be performed to morrsw evening and We
hope to sec fashionable and musical audience in at
tendance