The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17

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Park THKArRx.-Last night was the last appearance
ofMm'e Augusta, in the ballet off, Giselle rThose who
have her in this piece have witnessed most beau
tiul and astonishing exhibition of the essence of poe
try" Derwin would define such, and every beautiful
picture. II was, indeed picture of grace, elegance
and art, of rare appearance. There is a power and
charm in the tout ensemble of Augusta, in her
ments gestures looks and attitudes, which individual
ize her. specially among the crowd of beautiful
fairies and excellent 0rstes whs appear in the ballet
This peculiar Characteristic Of genius, and it is
strongly msrked in Mm'e Augusta. Her performance
last night drew down reiterated plaudits We under.
stand she will appear in new piece Wednesday
called the sylphide" We cordially wish her success
for not only she distinguished in her arin which
can have few equals-but. apart from her talents
and astonishing genius the stage, her amiabiity,
lady and unexceptonable department and conduct
in ordinary life, is such as commandi the respect.
admiration and esteem of all who know her. This
evening" Martins celebrated comedy Of "Town and
Country" will be produced which occasion an
"anony gentleman" will make his first appearance
the stage Reuben Glenroy. We derstand he is
weknown fashionable character of this city Of decd
cd talents ia said in the hisrionic Mile Auguste
will appear twice more, only, at the Parkon Wednes
day, in the "sylphide," and also in grand Spanish
dance "The Rondeja" with the corps de ballet Il will
be grand evening for the admirers of the ballet and
must not be forgotten
BowERy THEArRE.-The entertainments last evening
for the benf of Mr. j. r. Scott The bill present.
ed was the fine drama of the "Regicde" in which MIR.
Scott performed the character of "Bertophe," and the
nautical drama Of the "Wzard of the Wave" The bill
is very superior one and is to be played again this
ming, when we have no doubt an overlooking house
will appear at the Bowery.
Mr. DErsrRR-The farewell concert of this gentle.
at Nibo's last evening" drew an unusually large,
audience Mr. Dempster selected some Of the happiest
Of his songs for the OCCASION snd sung them exceed
:nely good style Mr. Dempster made brief but feel.
ing address his friends in which he his regret
aieavng and his hope OF meeting them again early
period He will now make short tour to the South
giving concerts on his way and thence proceed to his
native place there to meet aud friends once more His
evening next and he omises to sing several of his best
songs on the occasion. We can assure our Newark
friends that there treat in store for Them that they
little expect.
HowE's CIRcus AT PALMos-One Of the most bril-
liant and crowded audiences of the congregated
lar place Of amusement We have rarely Witnessed a
moro animated and grat6ed audience, or entertain
ment more emneny calculaed to call forth the loudest
and most enthusiastic applause. The grand Ro.
enf,se of twelve horses was q very brilliant
affair, and the comic songs of the best clown we
have ever seen, were loudly encored The won.
derful displays of strength and agility in the tum.
bling and pyramids, astonished while it delighted
the grand act Of Master Aymer Ind the Chinese en-
chanter Of Mr. Turner also, gave great satisfaction
But what shall we say OF Madame Macarte-the beaut
full daring, graceful Macarc-a magnificent equestrian
and accomplished danssuse-who has been engaged at
great expense and nightly receives the most rapurous
and well merited appiause-shs is the only daughter
OF the celebrated NJ Antoine Ginet, for many years
master of the horse to the renowned Ducrow Of the
Royal Amphitheatre London She has enjoyed many
advantages which no other artistic could attain
Her grand equestrian act entitled the Brigant
Girl" is of the most attractive things OF the
kind have seen. She truly seems like sun
beam sporting in a r-garden-renderng the ligh
gladstone from her presence every action il
fnished-every look fascinating. This evening she
will perform the Brgand Girl" for the last timetc
which will be added "Gulliver and Liput, aud va
riety Of attractive novelties The price Of admission be
ing reduced to twenty five cents to all parts Of the
whole families will now throng the boxes. We doub
not ded and fashionable audience will be in at
tendance this evening.
CONCERTS JULIA NoRrHALL AND Mn. KYLE.-Mis
Julia Northal and Mr. j. A. Kyle will give ii
Trenton, N. j., tomorrow "wednesday evening, and
concert in Philadelphia on Thursday evening. Mis-
Northal accomplished vocalist with fine sopran
I voice and Mr.. Kyle 10 well known as futist w,
doubt the concerts of these artists will be crowded
by the fashionable and muscloving citizens Of Trenton
and Philadelphia