The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-29

pARs.-Mr Collins gains fresh lsures every night he
performs. The number OF his admirers is steadily in
creasing and the houses which he continues draw
are a sure Indication of his popularity. His bill of last
evening consisted of Born to good Luck" the extra
vaganza Of the Happy Man, and the farce of "Ad
vice Gratis Mr. Collins appears for the last time this
evening prior 10 his departure for Philadelphia The
bill for this evening consists OF His last Legs" How
to pay the Rent" and the Iish Post-three capital
pieces.
BowERy THEArRE.-The manager Of this theatre, by
pursuing liberal course and engaging the best of stock
actors, who. if stamped with European commentator
might rank stars. succeeds in filling his house nightly
with large and respectable audiences Last night almost
every seat taken and the performances passed off
with great eciat This evening most powerful bill is
rare combination OF talent will appear The performan
ces will commence with the drama of the Corsar's
Bride" with cast of the whole Bowery company. To
be succeeded by the distinguished Acrobat family The
comic opera of Brother and Sister, will follow in
which Mr.. Walcot and Mrs. Timm will appear The
double Cracovienne will then be danced by the Misses
Vallee. The evening will conclude with the of
f00 Bank Note" in which Messrs. Walcot, Hadaway,
Gratan, and Mrs. Tim will sustain the principal parts
The mere notice Of such bill is sufficient to draw
overlooking house.
GREErwIcH.-Ths charming theatre continues to at
tract crowds nightly and with the very talented
pany engaged there emineny deserving the patron.
sge of those who reside that part of the city The
bill for this evening consists Of the French Spy in
which Miss Caroline Chapman takes part of Mathde;
the Yellow Dwarf" with Mr.. Chapman and Miss Julia
brakes and the burletta Of An Object of Interest"
which Mr. Chapman aud Miss Julia Drake also appear
CASTLE GARbEN-The concerts at this delightful re-
treat very well attended every evening There Is
no more beautiful pleasant in the city than
Castle Garden II is worth double the price of adms-
sion to get aview of the splendid cosmoramas.
VAuxHALL GARpEN.-On Monday evening next that
excellent comedian, Mr. W. Chapman, takes his benefit
end from the talent engaged for the OCCASION consisting
OF Messrs WalcOtt, Clarke Henry Chapman, and Miss
Julia Drake together with the company attached this
theatre, there be doubt that he will have bum
per. In addition to the theatrical performances there
will be an exhibition of fireworks in the garden.
The ALLEeHANIANs.-.These native mnstres con-
tnue in the full tide of prosperity and receive wherever
they sing the most fattering praises from the press
They have lately been charming the Of the citizens
OF Taunton Fair and New Bedford ia each and ali
OF which places they gained
Golden opinions from all sorts of men,"
In New Bedford especially, their dulcst notes were
highly appreciated and the sumbers of many maiden
fair broken by their tunef voices in tender
nadesor the Alleghanans almost nightly engaged
to wake the echoes and the sleeping beauties Of
mantle spot celebrated for the wealth and lsveness of
its female population Some idea may be formed of the
musical powers of these mountain minstrels from the
fact that three weddings came off, and half dozen
were decided on during their stay On dit that highly
distinguished belle, whose heart had withstood six
moAtns SIEGE yielded after serenade by the Allegha
mans and will shortly become the bride OF distinguish
ed literary character.