The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-21

BswKAr TnEarnr. This splendid Establishment rs.
opened last evening for the The elegance Of
the interior arrangements and dscorstionshe comfort
to be found in all parts Of the housethe magni6cence
Of the scenery and the talent of the artists engaged
for the season. leave nothing be desired by the most
astdous theatrical amateur. The tout ensemble is In
tended excite the admiration of the vsiter and will
the fullest expectations II is decidedly
brilliant than and there is doubt that long
the present popular manager continues to use his
lions AZ he has heretofore done for the benefit Of the
theatrical public the Bowsry will continue to be the
fsvorite resort Of fashion, and will meet with liberal
proved and many valuable additions have been made
to the theatrical corps The performances last evening
which Mr.. Wemyss took tina part Of Jeremy Diddsr
This gentleman is actor Of great merit and will no
Me R" rs
and drew down repeated rounds Of applause The per-
formances were concluded with grand melc-dramstic
its accompaniment is of the most gorgeous .psca.
cles produced at the Bowery. We have already
exceeded the usual limits Of theatrical notice we
would notice it at length suce to say, that
abounds with incidents Of most interesting and exciting
nature and will expect, be standing treat for
time to The numerous company attached to this
theatre to have taken advantage Of the recess and
acquired additional strength and vgor for the ensuing
season. We congratulate the manager in having
cured the services Of Mr. Neafe. He is competent
tor, and will form additional source Of attraction.
CAsrLE GARDEN.-The orchestral performances at
this beautiful Saloon are Of the very best description
The orchestra IL under the direction of Mr. Meyrer and
il filed up by gentlemen Of high talent This feature
alone is than worth the price of admission But in
dependently Of this the Saloon itself 10 of the
delightful lounges in the CITY, being the most COOL spa
cicus, and elegant place in New York, and the only
place where one IL sure to get breeze sultry day
There are upwards Of hundred cosmoramas ranged
around. which will reward examination If enjoyment
h to be found anywhere during this weather. it il at Cas-
tie Garden.
MUSICAL EXCURSION AND tn. Drsrar.-The excursion
l.
poned short time age. will positively take place ON
Thursday next The musical department ID under the
direction Of Mr.. George Lodsr. Az we have before
spoken OF the pleasure and to be expected
this OCCASION will at present only allude to the fact
of it, coming on on Thursday next
FEpERAL SrREEr THEATRE, BosreN-We learn from
the Boston Tanserpf that the reconstruction of the Fe
deral street Theatre Is in rapid progre The house.
when completed will seat upwards Of 900 persons will
sides to its different parts The stage very large and
perfect in all s machinery The gas fixtures will be
admirable with flexible tubes to let any quantity Of
light desired by touch of lever The boxes to Be
separate with door to each There to be eight pr
vste boxes four each wing of the stage large par
quee s arranged in the rear Of the orchestra The pit
The scenery all to be painted by Mr. Stockwel and IL
in state of forwardness The act drop 10 compile
ted II is chaste and beautiful and painted upon
measuring 1900 feet The subject OF the scene Ancient
Athens, temple in ruins columns entwned with vines
broken satuary bias reliefs &c g. The interior decora
ton, are to be purely classical all gaudy color: avoided
serted that the whole viii be completed about the
0sh OF August, when one Of the most brilliant thsstroa
seasons ever known IN Boston viii be commenced.
Dan Marble took farewell benefit a the Duaao shsa
tire on the 18th Inst, IN the comedy Of Family Tsss
Welsh and Manns Circus company are In Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mr. Templston was to give concert at Syracuse on
the 18th inst