The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-28
Theatrical and Musical.

bic audience testified the growing popularity which
Mr. Collins achieves by every successive performance
Last night being the first OF his engagement, only
added another triumph to his already well deserved
Not only has he forced all who at first dis
posed to crciss rather harshy his d, join in praise
enthusiastic audiences every night Of his performance
In the drama of Born to Good Luck" as Paddy Raj
Morgan Rather and in the Irish Post as O'Grady he
gave of the best delneations Of reckless ovia
iSishman that we have ever witnessed This evening
after which the extravaganza Of the Happy Man." in
which Mr.: c. will sing his celebrated song, with drum
advice Gratis" This being his last appearance but
prior to his departure for the South, conf
dent that the crowded houses will he continued and
those of citizens who returning from the country
will embrace the opportunity afforded Of seeing most
excellent Irish comedian.
BowERr.-There was quite respectable house last
evening the occasion of Mr. Walcots benefit. The
pieces consisted Of Brother and Sister," two acts Of
" Hoboken" and Richard Ill to Kill" Mr.. wacet's
acting was usual good although q little overdone
His Pacheco in Brother and Sister," is really capita
piece of acting. His Beau Ernest in Hoboken is
very good part. although it is too much of caricature
Indeed that piece seems to have been written with the
sole view Of giving Beau Ernest much Of the dialogue
as possible. The character is of contradictions
not natural Of the Beau but artificial of the author
wretched tissue Of disgusting absurdes, Richard III
to KILL" his benefit night The best thing he can do
Win tuat production Is 10 Duru II. Tho authorship of
such pontless burlesque is the last notoriey any
man OF sense need covet Mrs. Timm appeared in
Brother and Sister," and received with the warm
applause Of the audience. We glad perceive that
the talents and merits Of Mrs Sergeant duly appre-
cated by the audience This lady always equal to
Of the company. why is not Miss Bell brought ou. in
some good part Her lady like demeanor and her natu
hs ss well in
and Cleopatra"
GREENwIcH.-This popular Theatre draws immense
houses nightly We have had occasion notice the vast
accession Of talent which has been lately added by
Jack he
this evening with powerful cast.
CASTLE GARpES-This delightful resort was as usual,
well paironzed last evening" and all seemed enjoy
the charms with which it abounds Castle Garden is
visited night after night with pleasure and great
luxury TO those who weared after the rcises
the day, and seek recreation in the evening.
Mas FLYNN takes her benefit the Chatham this even.
ing Thomas Flynn, Esq the temperance lecturer is to
appear on the occasion II is said that his wit is now attic
almost to salt.
TEMPERANCE CoNcEkr.-Mss A. Wilson gives another
Of her charming concerts at National Hall in Canal street.
this evening
NILE BLANoY will appear tonight. II was mistake
that she was to have danced last night
Tho Baker family at Pittsburg and received ghly
with much enthusiasm.
Movements Of Travellers.
The influx oftravellers yesterday if possible
overwhelming At no period have the reyistres record
ed or the hotelkespers reported, such
but an imperfect sketch =
AMrnrcAs,-F. Clarke. u. 9. A; H. Gilhen, Philadel
pha; Lieut. Burrows.,U. s. A.. A. Bryde, Alabama; w
Coleman, Pennsy lvania; Madame Rachle, France; II
Warren. Troy; ]. Mcintosh, Florida; Capt. Schuvcr do
r. Luther, u. s Al c. Gay. Richmond; Mr. Brown Phi
ladelphi; J. Stiles Savannah r. Rhett Charleston; T
Seymour, u s. Al L. Gibson, u s. N; J. Stiles, savan-
nah.
Asron.-C Hearth, Troy; j. Frost, Massachusetts,; Mr.
Bowey, Baltimore; w. Beasley do; c. johnson, Louis
lana; Mr. West do; Mr. vees, Boston schefer South
ard Philadelphia; w. Buck, Baltimore; A. Clemens
Washington; j. Lucas, Charleston; w. Murphy, Pitts.
burgh; Mr. Grinnell Providence A. Reynolds Albany
Capt Mackler, British Army; c. Boulon, do; MIR. Rich
Buffalo; A. Fox, Mobiles g. Blight, Philadelphia; II. Bay.
ley, New Orleans; h. Gordon. Taunton j. Libby. Bos.
Baltimore.
CIrv.--s. Carman. Washington; T. Tucker, Baltimore
mond r. Meares Alabama; Baker, do; J. Munell
Memphis; Ward, Boston; D. Henshaw, NIassachu
setts Rev. Mr. Mcfarland Baltimore; L. Johnson Phila
delphia; Geo Charles, do; Com. Gen Filder, Montreal
J. Dunn, Pittsburgh; Rev J. Leyburne, do; A. Adams
Gubbs, Virginia c. vandercook, Chicago; b. Fuller
Hyde Park; C. Fachler, Alabama; Preston Virginia;
FRAsxLIr-A Grief New Orleans; T. Nickerson
Savannah; j. Hopkins. virgnia Mr. Rogers, Boston; r
Fitch, Syracuse; J. Griffin Poughkeepsie; g. Johnson
sheldon, Rochester; j. Hancock, Georgia. N. Robbins
Florida; Ware. st Louis; II. Smith do; w. Smith
w Cooke, Alabama; d. Pennington, Mass d. Tuthi
steuben Co; ID. Dunn Albany; o. Mcneil, Indiana; N
Palmer, Indianapolis; w. Wade, Lexington; A. Dana
Boston; A. Rousseau, Troy; Geo Forbes Philadelphia
D. Durrie, Albany.
HOWARD Baugh, Alabama; A. Correll Georgia; J.
Brce south Carolina; O. Disbrow Virginia; J. G. Clarke
y >. M; II Burghamer Philadelphs; w. Whitaker, Gin
SSi,nnau; w .Gelly, y: s M c. Cooridge Lexington
Mr Gum, Albany; w. Van Horne, Cincinnati; J. Aus
TN, Boston; MIR. Richie, Canada; Mr. Jones' do; MIR
strackner, do; J. Bennett. Albany; Capt Machow Ca.
NADIA; u Houlton British Army w Prescott Boston; H.
Farley Aiabama w lexington, Virginia; Mercer Jones
Canadai W Fisher, Louisville O. Moore, do; O. Wood
ward, fhiadclphis; II. Montgomery, Pennsy lvanis w
Ewing, Washington; J., Brock, Philadelphia; w. Hall,
Virginia; MIR. Noble, Michigan.