The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-09
Theatrical and nIuslcal,

BowrRY THEATRE-The performances last evening
went of unusually we'll Tonight is the last of the
son. and the performances for the benefit of Mr.
venpor We know that ii is unnecessary for us to ny
universally appreciated, that would be superhuous
in us to praise him. He presents very strong BILL and
crowded to its utmost capacity The performances are
to consist Of the Love Chase" by Sheridan Knowles
Mr. Ms Huas Of S part sS
are Doing Well" and William Tell" Mr. Neahe as
Tell The Acrobats display their wonderful gymnastic
feats in the OF the evening The theatre will
open on the goth inst We glad to learn from the
card of the manager that the past has been very
lucrative one.
and we'll conducted Establishment consisted last eve
ming of the beautiful musical drama of Clara or the
Maid Of Milan" and the Yankee drama Of "True Bluen
In the former piece the principal female character
sustained by the lively graceful and talented young
trcss Miss Caroline Chapman. Mr. Freer also perform
ed part fraught with the deepest interest Between
style BY Mis-, Malyina PIsy. Thi: evening Mr.. FIesr
takes benefit on which occasion The Italian
as Fsuo-a laughabie farce called why Don't She
Marry" in which John Winans, The great Chat
ss| Ss. and the
credit for his ndefatigabls enterprise in conduct
ing THIS ,heaie and ao.dng 70 me inhabitants OF that
lost money in the enterprise, and we hope he will have
bumper He is tine actor and as manager and ca
CAsrLE GARpE~-Iast night was one of the loveliest
of the season The sky was unclouded the air COOL
knd eshenej by the seabreeze the shed its sill.
and the yers at Castle Garden found rapturous enjoy
ment in listening to the exquisite musical entertainments
at that ia,c nabie resort beauty 1t is one Of the most
warm nights of summer, and Affords the most agreeable
recreation after the bustlo and turmoil of the day.
Thousands nightly seek its amusements and thus have
practical experience Of enjoyment equal to all that the
anciens pictured in their imaginary Ely stun. An
es S a selection o. music is to DC performed there to-
OF visitors may be anticipated.
THE DEsERr.-We sorry to learn from Mr. NJ eggs
postpons the performances of the peserts AZ IVES;
Point in consequences Of objections having been raised
after too late for him to make other
for the trip.
ORrHrAN FAMLr.-The concert of this Family will
take place tomorrow evening
THs WONDERFUL ucK-The wonderful Automaton
Duck Elephant &c. &C., on exhibition at Gothic Hall
continues to attract crowds Of visitors Of all classes
These automatas are certainly the most complicated
and perfect specimens Of human ingenuity that have
ons & aa
opportunity lasts
BosroS HowARp ArHrSxuM.-The Boston Courier,
Of the 9th instant, saysThe cornerstone Of this nstu
ton was laid Saturday by Mr. Rogers the architect,
in the presence of a large company Beneath the stone
was deposited box containing copies Of the newspapers
lessee and Of various other persons connected with the
erection Of the building and other articles to serve as
mementoes OF the occasion. The silver plate upon the
boz bore the following inscription -
HOWARD ArHENRUM.
Corner Stone laid and Address made by Hon. Isaac Hull
Wright-July 4th, 1876.
I'M. w. Boyd & Luke Beard, Proprietors
James h. Hackett Co., Lessees.
Isaiah Rogers, Architect.
standish 4 Woodbury., Builders.
Granite furnished by B. WircheI Co., from Quinc
Josiah Quincy, Jun, Mayor of Boston.
GOD THE REYUBLIc
Mr.. Wright introduced the ceremony, and followed
the laying Of tho stone by an appropriate and eloquent
address.
WEIGH & Mann's circus has left Boston and gone tc
Roxbury. They meet with the greatest success.
sArps. Lent 4 Cos CRcus:-This troupe have been
very in their route through this State. They
perform at Medina this evening, Lndon on 10th,
Johnsons Creek 18th and l2h and at Lockpor 18Th and
lath MIR. Sands and his talented children much ad
mred by discerning audiences and the twin ponies tn'
lighting ponies, also the beau ful fairy stesd Sinde
rela purchased at Franconis, astonish all who witness
/ Their sagacity and scientific feats.
Yankee Hill was to give an entertainment In Washing
ton on the 7th inst
MIR Dempstcr Las reached Utica on his return from
very successful Southern and Western tour.