The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-24
Theatricala,

PARK THEArRE-Miss Charlotte Barnes made her de
but last evening at the Park Juliet in Shakspeares
beautiful creation Of Romeo and Juliet. She was en-
Enthusiastically received, and the expectations Of her
warmest friends were more than realized. Miss Barnes
is young actress, but has evidently devoted much
time and study to her profession. Her appearance
most prepossessng, and she brings cultivated mind to
aid in the deneaton of her characters her conception
Of which seems to be just and natural But she lacks
physical power and therefore, fails in rendering what
she has admirably conceived to be the meaning Of
Lady Teaze in the fine old comedy of The School for
Scandal" We shall here have an opportunity Of pro.
cutie Of Mr. Vandenhof last evening was most excel.
lent as was the Romeo OF mir. Dyot At the conclusion
peard in their celebrated and truly astonishing ~
tic exercises. These arfiss the admiration of all
who have witnessed their in which grace
evening they will appear for the fourth time and we
hope to see a crowded and fashionable house.
Howss CIRCUS AT PALMos-A crowded and fashion
able audience in attendance last evening at this
popular and agreeable place Of amusement, and ell
seemed highly pleased with the entertainment
This evening, splendid bill is offered consisting oi
acts Of craftsmanship. posturng. contorons, SC. The
celebrated Madame Marcarte will perform Of hor
most brilliant and daring acts horseback and we
astonishing feats On Wednesday, there will be an
afternoon performance at halfpast ,
WEIGH AND DELEvAN's National CIRcus, PHILApEL
rHIA-We learn from correspondent that this spen
did establishment is nightly thronged with the elite Of
Philadelphia and the entertainments said to be
Quoted in very superior manner. The most talented
troupe Of equestrans in this country is here engaged
among whom the names Of Levi North, Mcfarland T..
" Turner the Rivers Family, and Mira Louisa Howerd
the enterprising management whose lbe ay in
for the public taste appears to be appreciated by all
brilliant in sister city, in order to fulfil their
engagements in Baltimore and washington. We com.
mend them to the favorable notice OF all lovers ofagree
able amusement
LOUIS GIBERr.-This celebrated tenor singer will
give grand concert at Niblos on the Sd of March, He
will be assisted by several Of the great arti It's at
ia this country and intends to produce bill that cannot
fail oil drawing very large and fashionable audience
/ LEOPOLD De MEyER's CONCERT, IN PnILADELrHrA-
The first concert given by Leopold De Meyer, in Pba.
delpha spoken of in the highest terms by the
OF that city. We make the following extract from
of them Tho spacious saloon OF the Musical Fund
Hail. was filed on Saturday evening, Notwithstanding
the shocking condition OF Streets which almost
impossible in many places, in consequence OF the ice
and SNOWY with ono OF the most brilliant audiences that
ever assembled therein to witness the FIRST appearance
in Philadepha, OF the justly celebrated Leopold De
Meyer, the greatest pianist, ever had among On
greeted but the first touch upon the instrument senced
the muimurs OF appreciation which pervaded the hall at
his progressing appearance and geItemany deport-
ment In few moments after he commenced play ing,
the audience electrified, and at the concluso OF
the frs. piece fantasia Airs IPartani" the ar-
plause was tremendous lie 10 certainly wonderful
performer and the antic of all who heard him
saturday night fully realised At the conclusion
of each piece, the applause actually deatening and
MIR De Meyer may congratulate him sell upon producing
sensation in this city, which will ensure for him
crowded audiences whenever he may appear"
WELcu MASNs's CIRous.-A portion Of this company
under the surveillance and management of Col A. Mann
were last reported being at Demerera the 23i Of
January where they were doing most successful and
profitable BUSINESS Tho enterprise OF these gentlemen
Is quite unparalleled whether at home abroad.
Mas. MowArr.-The ~ o, Bulishn of the lith inst
says -" This young, beautiful and gifted actress hea aid
al 70 haxA knrv nav.sS naAo has
debut before New Orleans audience, at tho st Charles
theatre, last evening Mrs Mowatt hes true genius II
tho chief meIit Ct performers it is more than com
pensated by the orven spirit which she throws into the
play giving i the intensest vitality, yet restrained by
good taste and good whin the strctest Limits
proprety We venture TO predict for her nightly in
creasng admiration"
Mr.. wincheli, deneator Of eccentric and comic cha.
Iacters, and ilr 0ldfed pianist have been giving en-
terainnents in the vicinity Of New York, which have
proved highly successful. They are going South.
The Keans arc in Charleston, sc.
Miss Julia Turpbull has just concluded engage
ment IN New Orleans, and Is now in Mobile.
Booth Is playing in Philadelphia
Miss Dean is the favori.e al the Louisville theatre
INDIAN DErREpATioNs.--We learn that on Salur
day last, as party OF three were hunting abou
ten miles from East Bay an arm of Escambia Bay some
fifteen miles from this place were fired upon by Indians
We regret to learn that one of the party, Mr. Fits
was instantly killed and his brother severely wound
ed The other Nix Silcox, received injury, and IL
company with the wounded man succeeded in scaping
As soon as the intelligence OF the murder reached Col
Crane, commanding the Notifications In this hafbor. h
despatched detachment OF men under the command o
Lieutenant Donaldson, up Santa Rosa Sound, TO ondea
to cut eff this body OF rowing Indians who thu
committing dcpredatcns upon unoiieDding citizens-
We feel confident that Lieut. d. will give good acconn
OF the Indians, should he come across them. Wa hav
not yet heard OF the reun e the troops Psnsaeoia
Gazette, Feb. ID
Court Calendar--ThIs Day.
couuoS rLrAs-i, Is 800, a. zoe 6s, so, 81. 49, a,s
$50, 20, 81.