The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-20

PARK THEArRE.-The Park was re-opened last night
with the new American prize comedy of Family Ties'
its great attraction. The house tolerably well
filed and the production received with considers
BILE applause. We shall not criticse il until we have
witnessed second time as there are ALWAYS soma liz
tie defects Incidental to first representation for which
the author might unjustly be accountable On the
whole is an interesting comedy being full Of Incidents
and the language well suited to the characters At the
close Of the performance last night Mr. Marble was call
ed before the curtain by the loudest demonstrations Of
ton must have afforded him great pleasure Last nights
bill s to be repeated this evening The prices having
better place Of csn bs ound sn s no
during this sultry season.
BowERr.-The historical drama of "The Crusadsrsv
performed last evening, in which Coney and Bau
chard and their wonderful dog Hector appeared before
crowded house. and their performance elected repeated
bursts of applause, particularly from the gods" who In
"0d Bowery," lways choose tosregn in the pit Hcc-
tor seemed to have carried the honars from the whole
cast Of performers and his points criticised with r.
Richard cour dc LION With ks accustomed ability and
Messrs Banchard's Sir Kenneth, and Coneys Conrade
were well sustained Mrs G. Jones played Edith Planta
points in the performance Of the character which abe
well sustained Sine is lady Of considerable talent in
her profession and her readings excellent little
additional confidence would be improv In her
ting, which certainly worthy Of every encouragement
gesns Blandel admirably performed and applauied
The splendid costume of the performers in generalhe
cent and imposing. The "Thousand and One Nishts.s
was repeated and tho entire performance for the
benefit Of the author Of this splendid spectacle which
has been got up with much TASTE and at suoh heavy
expense. Tho whole was represented in most e6ec-
tive manner.
CASTLE GARpEr-This glorious summer resort WAS
well filed last evening by fashionable audience The
entertainments consisted Of songs, by Mr. Holman; in
srumenta music BY fine orchestra and dancing by the
Misses Vallee and Mr. Thompson In addition to these
the ice creams excellent and the air from the river
cool and refreshing Another concert will bs given this
evening.
HERR ALExANpER.-This wonderful man continues to
perform his surprising fests at Palmo Open House His
popularity increases with every representation of his
magic powers We observed him narrowly last evening
while he engaged in performing some of his tricks
and for life could not penetrate the ystery with
which they were enveloped We gave up the idea at
last, and set him down the most accomplished mag
clan We ever
The artificial Duck and Elephant which are being on.
hibted at Gothic Hall Broadway afford great satiafacton
wonderful evidences Of mans ingenuity, Is loud In his
admiration, and arms them to be the extrsordna
ry and complicated pieces of mechanism construct
cd This is the first time they have been exhibited In
America and all should them, particularly those who
| are fond of the rare and curious
Parvin the blind violinist, is in Warrington Pom
| Mrs Mowatt is still in Pittsburgh.
The Misses sloman, the vocalists have commenced
engagement at the St. Charles theatre New Orleans
The Harmonious assisted by signor Noronhs were to
| give q concert at Georgetown ON the 18th inst.
signora Pico il to give concert in New Haven, on
/ the 23d inst
Mr. Dempster is to give concert in Buffalo on Mon