The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01

PARx THEArRk.--The very brilliant audience present
last evening testified in the most enthusiastic manner
their subtraction with the certainly excellent acting o.
Mrs Mowstt and Mr. Davenport The lady has certainly
engraed in her style feature that deserves great com
mendahon; entire avoidance Of the too hackneyed
msnnerisms which, generally, actors and actresses
she identified herself with the character delneated Mr.
Davenport Is also making rapid strides towards rank in
Knowles play of the Wife will be per formed and the
Drama Of Born to Good Luck in which Mr.. Leonard
is undoubtedly of the best personi6ers Of Irish cha
racteristics we have ever had amongst u.s. and il little
be indeed perfect As s he gains rapidly the favor OF
the public
BowERY THrArRE.-Mrs shaw repeats tonight at this
theatre the character Of the Countess in Knowles play
of"Lovs." The deep impression made upon the audi
ence Monday evening, has induced many who were
unable to obtain admission that occasion desire
repetition Of the play Mrs. Shaw has lost nothing of
that vgor which renders her acting pleasing to the
million She appeared to greater advantage than
during her present engagement, ably supported she
is, by Nea6e. Clarke. Booth, Mlnor, Hadawsy, Mrs.
Madison, Mrs Sergeant, and Mrs Booth. Her engage.
terminates saturday evening therefore our cti
zsns well strangers should avail themselves of an
opportunity witness the performance Of the best
tress belonging to the American stage. To those who
appreciate COED play, well acted. Love" this eve
Bowery Theatre Mr. II. Z. Stephens, 80 long favorably
known to the public maks his first appearance as Viii
liam in Black-Eyed susan part wen adapted 70 his
peculiar style OF acting.
Greenwich THrarRE-This evening Mrs. Freer, so
well known the frequeners of this theatre for her
obgng and like department takes her benefit and
If the public render her but justice, it viii be
benefit indeed But modestly, not relying on her own
merits she has secured the service of talent and Offers
bill Of entertainment which WILL aside from other
sderatons, fill the house from pit to dome. Mr.. War.
dell the great imator OF Rice, Mr. Grosvenor from the
Loadon concerts Miss Mary Duff, and Miss Crawford,
will all perform, and the local drama Of the Fremans
Daughter will be produced. Knowles play Of "virgi-
MUS" will be acted with the whole strength of the COM
psny, and Miss Robinson will appear in Of her IA
vorite dances: The evening win conclude with the
comedy Of THE Dummy" We trust that the West
End will tuin out en- masse on this occasion
MADAME Augusta AND THE BALLEr-Madams Augusta,
who has lately arrived from France, is accompanied by
artistic ofhigh rank in her profession, Mile Dnier and
complete corps de ballet This will be the
we hope of in the Terpschorssn exhibitions Of
city. Our public have been hitherto satisfied, at
least apparently So with attractions presented by
prominent danseuse, but something has always been
wanting which the arrival of Madame Augusta and her
will satisfy and their engagement at any of our
larger theatres will be profitable one to the managers
and satisfactory to the community Tragedy has been
lately overhsndled and Melpomens desires time to re-
pair her robes attered by the violence Of her votares
Euterpe 10 satated with the ceasng music of her
own lutte and now Terpsichore must for time hold
possession of the theatrical boards In other words ira
gedy comedy, and music OUTS while dancing is in.
MIR Simpson, do give the ballet as soon az possible
BowERY CRcus-MR. DALE.-This place is filed to
OVERLOOKING nightly to witness the contest between Dale
and Mcfarland for the championship On the first
ing Mr. Dale threw himself of his board at the thirty
first somerset, and Mcfarland beat him. On Tuesday
Mac threw As and Dale 56we did not hear the result OF
last evening Betting very high in favor of McFar
land but Dale promises his hackers that he will throw
venty before the week il out "perish in the next
ditch" The horsemanshp Of Mr. Dale is the most graceful
and wonderful in the Amphitheare in this de-
partment also he has but rival in the wordMr Levi
North, who appears in the Monday next. The
interest manifested by all in the exercises at the Bowery
Amphitheatre, has had 4 tendency to bring them the
largest and most fashionable houses and the thus
far bids fair to be fortunate to the manager. On
Monday will be produced q advertisement called the
"Archers Festival in which all the athletic sports and
games OF Merrs England" will be introduced. Mons.
Charles the great wrestler, is likewise engaged at this
house
HswEs CIacus.-It will be by advertisement that
Messrs Howe Co. have altered the route to be taken
by their Mammoth Circus 1t will be exhibited at Scho
harie the first of October, and at Schenectady the
ID We must repeat our advice to our Western friends
not to omit the opportunity of witnessing the wonderful
feas Of Madame Macare the French female equestrian
They superior to any thing Of the kind in
the United States and not see her of
the wonders of the world This company numbers
raj moe male and female equetrians tumblers &C. &c
who are all perfect in their way of acting.