The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-30

fARx Unsatisfactory and Cleopatra was repeated
again last evening" but owing to the incsmency Of the
weather. the audience not very large The sctinR.
however, was unexceptionable Mrs Mowatt. We nm.
Cs,atanS engaged to play q thi. theatre Monday
raj OF the papers, that Mrs Mowat has suffered
from i'll health we understa nd from good authority that
abors for the last six months have been rather
BowERr THEA-nE.-Ths great attraction Of the day,
the "Wzard Of the Wave continues to exert its mag
neto influence and to draw with all ito potent arac
tions immense crowds to the Bowery or the rich and
tanned IN ibis beautiful fun the humor the
charm and Of this grand spectacle and series
the Dances view Of the interior Of
word, Of the romance and reality of the ENCHANTING
Wizard" bounding Ger the blue csrulean wave-i q
SEEN we say 200 and Ths svsno nave not ys
MTG viii be again presented.
GhEErwIcH THrArRE--The performances at tn
Greenwich last night, for the benefit OF Tie Misses
Vallee but owing to the incsmsncy Of the weather
was not quite 50 substantial could have wished
Tonient Miss Clara Ellie takes her beno6t and very
excellent bill presented for the occasion The Love
Chase in which Miss Ellis appears a. Constance ID 10
Two Grsgoriss" and the last act Of Romeo and Juliet
Miss Ellis Romeo 70 universally spoken OF . very
superior piece Of acting She Possesses nos asur:
somewhat original conception Of the part We advise
AZ who desire an opportunity OF witnesing the powers
CnRIsrrl ETHIOPIAN MiNsraeLs-This Ans company
Of Ethiopian Minsrss close their concerts this evening
At Palmo whore they have attracted large and fashion
other cities There something sweet in the style
in which they nG the simple yet beautiful music which
chase in their Of the negro character that
We should only wonder II they were not successful
one Of the mos. vse WI bones.
The bsrlesque Cschuca and Polka were very rich A.
this i their last evening N this city, hope all lovers
sAcaED CoScEar-we see Il announced th., n.
Messiah" to be performed during the anniverssry
week BY the Sacred Music Society We are always de-
lighted to see the announcement of
and hope that the society will awake from hs lebs
which usually marks its movements and produce n a.
manner worAy this great orstorio There
sacred MUSIC Society but there always seems TO have
Sssn woe,u Issk Of rehearsal We would rather not
near .nc sublime Halleiujah" or unto us 3 child
= Dorm at all than hear them sung AZ we have basrd
tnem ere now by this society Let the chorusses
solo singers who viii sing Hsnds s %usc ana %hs
dons OF their own, and as the auditor Iesvss liz 60
Ger. room his heart and mind will be elevated AMI i'm
Pssseu WIN great and heavenly thoughts Handel on
os'ng once complimentsd the noble ensertsinmsnt
h,rded ~ the performance Of the Messiah replied
should he sorry II only entertained the audiencs
wish to make them bettern
ssrHo. D. NosorHAs Coscxar, which had been an
Tor last evening postponed conss fence
:" s"e wea'nsr. y viii take place early next week
DE- Msvsa AT NEw OaLEArs Mr. De Msver vsvs
ms second consert al New Orleans on the aOh int An
sne Louis ball room The papers speak Of min in ihe
moss sp urous terms One calls him musical won
dsr' smother says Our Creole ladies never looked
more lovely than on this OCCASION and testified by their
continued tokens Of appreciation, how successiul the
great pianist had been 10 afording them plessure
And third declares that His whole ssuI seems now 10
es into the terrifying and into the swsstes
wnIcn the instrument under his entire con-
foi uuen an lavish prouson 70 the rapt senses At the
conclusion Of the Carnival Of Venice when the an
pisuse was almost dsafening, he reappeared on the
plauorm, and Just AFTER commencing m re petition ost
airs" w. nsu0nsA
Mr.. rsnplston was at Louisville on the asd inst.