The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-10
o. Why does not the government publish the
remaining official dispatches of " Old Rough and
Readyp Can any one tell +?
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK THEATRE.-Last evening concluded the engage.
ment Of Mr. and Mrs. Kean at this theatre The tragedy
of the Gamester and the drama of Don Cesar de Ba
Fan" performed the occasion, in both of which
these unrivaled artists appeared In former instance
did the Keans appear to better advantage than last
ing they appeared to excel themselves At the
conclusion of the second piecc the audience rose
asse and by demonstrations not to be Misunderstood
called Mr. Kean and his lady the front ef the stage
Mr. Kean appeared leading his lady. and after she had
retired. having bowed his Acknowledgements for this
questionable mark Of esteem delivered the following ad.
dress =
Our engagements for the season having now conclu.
died. We gratefully return heartfelt thanks to tho
ed progress throughout the United States. Proud
and gatied have been by the kindness extended
towards US in all the cities Of the Union we cannot how
ever but feel that in returning to this city
turning to our American home. Your encouragement
stimulates to further efforts and vacation will be
passed in the study of characters for the ensuing
season. and among earliest productions will be play
never yet acted written expressly for us by the author
81 loves Sacrhce iieel that cannot anora INC au.
tribunal of New York public.
Once more Ladies and Gents, permit me to renew the
expression OF our grateful feelings and to bid for the
present, farewell
The house was crowded from pit to dome, and the ap-
plause throughout extremely attering This eve.
nine tho comedy Of Married Le;" the farce Of Did
You Ever Send your Wife to Newark and the farce Of
Nicholas Flam," win be performed.
NIBLos GARpES.-This delightful and elegant resort
crowded last night with tho beauty and fashion
the city. All was lfo and gayey and spectator might
readily have mag ned himself in a second Eden, with
the important addition Of numbers Of lovely and
fine men, The entertainments of the most brilliant
character the series of classic groupings called
"Glmpscs Of the Vatican" particularly admired
and the inimitabe Rayels drew forth the most unbound
I'D Id n nj
dnring the summer, and equals tho most magnificent
gardens Of the Eastern world.
BowERY.-The house was crowded last evening 10
witness the performance Of the tragedy Of Junius
Brutus," and the drama Of tho Campaign Of the Rio
Orande" Mr.. SCOTS peisonation of Brutus was usual
highly effective, and called down merited applause
The piece admirably and sustained throughout
Tho last scene especially worked powerfully upon the
feelings OF the audience Tho atcrpiece, written BY A
Mr. Scott should be cast for the part Of Phelim oNe
it has nothing at all in 1t worthy ofhs powers. The
wittcsms the author puts in his mouth are entirely toe
sessing some advcntitous interest, unworthy of Mr.
Fenno, and not near so good no produce II he
try.
CAsrLE GAnpKs-The performances at this fashonabl.
place Of amusement last evening. Of extremely
interesting nature Mr. Rousssls exercises the flute
really credable to him musician and reflected
credit the establishment The orchestra Is superb
probably Of the best We do know Of place Of
possesscs morn Charms tn0L
Castle Garden does and recommend IL to the public
a. place where they while away summers even
ing with the greatest pleasure and
appears to be wanting
LEOPOLD De MEvER AT sT. Loun.-The st Loui
Erenins Gazette Of the s0th ult says I'VE went 4
hear De Meyer last evening for the first time and
truly say the halt had not been told lie has
agreeable appearance full Of smiles and graces which
were taxed last night almost to effort by the compli
ments Of the audience and long continued shouts Of ap
pause After the Carnival he called back and gave
Yankee Doodle with the variations The high silvery
notes, with the low Instant bell followed by the trum
plant chorus, quite historical and altogether had
most charming effect. De Meyers touch 10 very pc
cular he drives At his instrument hammer and longs
like blacksmith wager, lifting his hands almost
his forehead and then pounding his instrument IL he
were doing vengeance upon it-sgan twisting his I'm
gers like spinning wheel that you nothing
but the airy vibrations with which they surround
cd De Meyers piano forte 10 quite unique in Its way
and well strung.
The Misses sloman to give their last concert in
New Orleans at the g. Charles theatre on the LIST inst
General Vega, and Major General Gaines were TO be
present on the occasion
Mr. Burke was 10 give concert in Detroit on the 9th
inst Expectation YVES all uptoc 10 hear the great
violinist
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