The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

avorite paper Of mine q much for the early and ar
versal information II sends forth to the country ~
perchance crseps into it. columns. in the haste of bus
ness rely upon your love Of truth and justice for
place In your paper for this letter
am sir, very respectfully, yours, &c, - ,rr
We doubt whether there is much discrepancy, a
ter all. The eyewitness estimated the Philadelph
meeting by the standard ofsimilar meetings in Ne
York. 1t may have been large by the Philadelph
bushel, but small by the New York bushel. It W
do for beginning Better luck next time.
Theatrical and Musical.
PARE THEArRE.-s hskspsare's comedy Of " Much A.
About Nothing" presented at the Park last evsnn
to crowded house. The character Of Benedick W
sustained in an able manner by Mr.. Murdoch Mr. MI
dosh has very much Improved during his Southern TOT
and If he could throw on little Stiffness and be lit
more natural, he would be In fair vsy to become
popular actor We have no doubt he will be highly 81
charningly pssyed BY Mrs Bland All the rich, SPAR
ling wit that belongs to il was brought out by her,
given with great plsasanty. Dogbsrry wa: played
expression fthe pleasure Of the audience in witusss
i one Of the most anishsd performances We q
sustains himself . admirable Nothing could be Civ
with more rich, quiet humor than the charge to
watch he h:d never played any thing else this ?
Arst class. The other characters were wen sustain
Sy The stocf The evening ming; closed los. Nth .a
ss g..
much improved during her visit to Paris and p graz
fal and accomplished dsnsewse. She was loudly applas
bsss play Of The stranrer; viii bs prssentsd, vi
MIR Murdoch q Baron Steinfort and Mrs Bland - y
Hallsr-to conclude with Flsur Dc Champs"
BowsaY THEArar.--"J Julius Cesar" and the thrill
drama Of "Jack Sheppard" ware again performed
evening ct the Bowsry. This evening the rsnowr
drama Of the "Avsnger" "Jack sheppard" and the fa
the "swiss Cottage" will Be presented for the bsnea
Mn. Thorns. In each Of these pieces Mr.. and Mrs.
Therne, old and established favortss with al pl |
@ ,cso1: ss
mont Well sustained her great and msritsd rspusssS
:or q
culatsd to crafty his patrons. and MI his trsasu
They have boon received nightly with the warn
evening viii show the estimation in which they are
BY the frsquenters of the metropolitan"
BowEay AMrHrrHEATRE.-Mr. Sands and his bsaut
and talented children made their third appearance
evening at this establishment, In their truly wonder
gymnastic exercises. The house was crowded to
utmost capacity by fashionable and discriminating
disncs-and all seemed highly delighted with the On
tainmsnts presented. The performances Of Mr.. 81
and his children Of the most graceful and beaut
character and have attracted the notice Of the elite
Frensh-the dilssnti Of Paris-and the mobility Of
land expressed their eradication and astonishmsnt
ring the late visit Of Mr. Sands and the prsss tssu
the most extravasant praise gives but &
idea Of the beauty Of their fsats. They must
seen to be appreciated. The majestic stssd "Msy Fl
imported and traieed BY MIR. Sands, 4iso Appeared
night 10 varsity Of fashionabls PCS SEALS. = imitatio
the celebrated Partisan dancers-snd viii the Fog
pony "Cindsgs: and the twin ponis: .D: D
ence This eveaang bill Of rare attraction 10 pres
cd, and We can assure those who have not yet vis,
tilted by paying visit during the stay Of thus al
cd troupe.
New 0REExwIcH THEArRE.-Ths Performance
evening was highly creditabls to the company.
principal piece, The Lady Of Lyons" passed OF
much Sclst before full house. Mrs. Crisp's Paul
was well sustained. and drew forth bursts Of spplt
throughout. Mr.. Eddys Mslnotts was also q One
Of acting, in consideration Of his years and stand
His conception Of the part might, however. have
laadable ambition, which must BE- appreciated By .
love lover o. the hissriopc art The minor character.
spectable performance, which seemed TO give dec
satisfaction. This theatre promises to be q sourc
in the upper part Of the city and bids fair 10
some of our most popular theatres Of the
end" The orchestra il most respectable, and peri
execution. The propristors Of this new thsatr
ssrvs every possible encouragement, from the adj
BILE management and enterprise they have sxAi
crowd the theatre, afford sufficient evidence
manner In which the public appreciate the attrac
that are here presented.
PALxos OPEaA HousE.-Ths psrformsnoss herr
tract crowded and fashionable sudisncss. Mr. Mel
rock harmonicon, musical pine sticks, and an
dulcimsr, are truly curious musical instruments;
manager to extract the most harmonious sounds
them. The Tyrolean Minstrsls, and acrobstic fss
Harrington and his boy. are also great attraction
have given universal satisfaction.
LKsPoLp De MrYEa- This wonderful performs
lion pianist a. he il familiarity called has created
sensation In Charleston Charleston paper, In
ing Of his performances thsrs, says that II 10 i'm
81, e trace TIE n:ao smysss,s0os
physical ability BY which there 10 TRANSMISSION from
to body, in corresponding rapdity Of sxpression
force, those conceptions which his art thus permit
rapidly to embody but Of this We are sure u
practice from discipline, no cultivation BY ART an
power Of touch, both innate and inimisabls, with
" Of musical combination instinct With genius
allow those marvellous transitions which were sxh
In De Meyers execution.
Mr.. Rockwelrs company OF vocalists intend nv
grand miscellaneous concert, vocal and instrumen
Military Hall, Newark on Friday evening next
Nelson will perform on the rock harnenicon. ~
sticks and dulcimer.
Movements OF Travellers.
The following arrivals 1t the respective hotels,
day, show but little increase over those Of the prt
days Of the week. There arc at the
AMEaroAr.--A Ranken, Philad; MAJ. Lanard, U
A. Nj Wagram, Bait; II. D. Gunthev, Trsdsricksn
Va; j. r, Slater, Norwich, Conn; Bradley, N.
Slmnonds, Boston; H. Nicholls, Ala; w. Parsons,
J. N. Powell, Y g. Nj 9. H. Phillips, Boston; ,. I'd
Lynchburgh Va.
Asros.-Msssrs Shelton, sswsl Gen Ward,
wsssas,6, Boston; Geo Peabody. salem, !. En-
thuns, do; d. Garrett, We; c. + Hoppin, Previ(
L. Fairchild, Cazsnovia, Huston, 6esr, Ste
Pierce, and Sinclair, Do toni z. Holmes, Brockpo
Gardner, Salem; Geo Messenger, Mass. 3. q. Car
Troy; Bacon and Kellogg, Utica; H. Nswcomb vi
ter; w. Dexter, Boston; H. Hurlbut Wisconsin. v
ley, England; Msssrs. Lambert, Stokes and MysE