The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-16


PARK THrArRE.-Lsst evening one ofths largest and
most fashionable audiences that haye this
establishment assembled the occasion Of Mr. simpsons
benefit The Keans volunteered their services and up
peared in two pieces" Much Ado about Nothing" and
The Follies Of Night" in beth Of which they
approachable. Mrs. Kesns Beatrice, and Mr.. Keans
Benedck, rich beyond description and the other
characters were admirably sustained Fishers Pierre
failot IN the aterpece, provoked roars OF laughter
sgnoIs Pco appeared during the inermission between
the plays, and sang beautiful pieces Tomorrow
evening Mr. Marble viii produce his prize comedy,
Family Ties upon which occasion the prices Of adms
IS cents
BowERr THEAraE-The grand and gorgeous specta-
Gle Of the Last Of the Thousand and One Nights
founded tale Of the name In the Arabian Nights
Entertainments produced this celebrated place of
amusement last evening. The scenery, dresses, &C.,
all and were prepared expressly for this great
spectacle. This great show will have as great run
any produced by the enterpsing caterer Mr. jack
He deserves much credit for getting out the mag.
nacent spscacss which for the past have delighted
In consequence Of illness Of Mrs Jones the drama Of the
Adopted Child was substituted for the comedy Of
Charles H." The same bill Is put forth for tonight
and we expect the house will be filed
CASTLE GARpEN.-It is such night as last night
that the GOODNESS of this delightful place of be
appreciated to its full extent There Is place in the
city delightfully."- COOL where can enjoy himself
better, than at Castle Garden The splendid saloon is
open to the refreshing breezes, and magnificent
chestra performs every evening some choice compost
tons in excellent STYLE The entertainment is varied by
some very pretty dancing by the Misses vallee and Mr.
Thompson The ices and other refreshments are excel
lent and the whole the garden holds inducements
to visiters that cannot fail to attract.
Herr ALExASpER.-The fame Of this wonderful adept
in the mystic science drew large and fashionable audi
ence last evening, at Palmo's opera house. Mr. Alexan
der Is certainly the greatest magician that visited
those shores. His extraordinary feats defy detection,
and deceive the We would describe them If
could, but the task dees PEN He has returned to
Now York after making very successful tour through
hcre we recommend readers and the public gene
rally to his extraordinary exhibitions 1t would ap
pear that he derived aid from unknown to
the common race of mankind for his feats are more than
mortal could accomplish
6NIBLos-This fashionable place Of resort was well
thronged last night The entertainments well
ceived, and all appeared be delighted What luxury
is Niblo's to the people during summer.
Mr. TEMPLEToN.-lhs eminent vocalist was to have
given concert last evening in Philadelphia and is to
give another tomorrow evening" at the Tabernacle in
this city. We anticipate for him q warm reception.
The New York public will be to compensate him
for the many misrepresentation that have been heaped
upon him by his enemies.
EXHIBITION AUToMArA.-Mr George Tietz has
opened at Gothic HILL, Broadway, exhibition of me-
chancal figures comprising tho celebrated Duck OF
Vaucauson, the War Elephant the Spanish Trumpeters,
the Dancing Girl and many other remarkable automata
seldom and should be improved the present occa-
sion.
The Louisville Journal of the 9th inst says that very
general turnout of the lovers ofmusc expected that
night to hear the most celebrated pianist Of the age Leo
pold De Meyer.
Mr.. Mooney to give Of his musical and histo
rical entertainments at Troy, on the 10th inst.
The Italian Opera Company have been performing in
The Mobile journals speak very highly of the musical
powers Of the troupe.