The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

very little without Mile Augusta Inc 2sganco, SIKH
and Of this beautiful dancer is not to % described
We heard on all sides the exclamation OF beautiful,
beautiful" We admire her graceful vaulung, and syl-
phids. swimming beautiful dancing more than the won
derful fea she every instant exhibits, Of the most
difficult attitudes These surprising indeed; buthsr
grace and elegance of motion 10 most bewitchng The
dance Of the fairies IL very fns Miss lnce and all
splendid coup da; but admirably well they all dane
edbeautiiul as 1t was-what contrast was presented
when Mile Augusta suddenly and gracefully vaulted
upon the stage and came among them, her hne form
floating almost in the air II produced electric effect
and and garlands Of flowers in the moment
Of enthusiasm, thrown towards her. The piece Is 80
much improved that this second time az if We
had il before; and Augusta danced so well
ina, was to ssvs me Spot ~
ing Augusta, and judging for themselves. The house
was well filed with the elite Of taste and fashion
petit interlude, quite unprecedented by the man
va. accidentally introduced and admirably well per
formed The scene ensctng at the time was the grape
harvest; the villagers after the grape gathering 10
celebrate the happy occason by rural fets Bacchus
wine cask, crowned with ivy, his familiar emblem and
10 carried in triumph In the shoulders of the vii
layers Now SO happened last night that Bacchus as
oft times the case with his worhppers could not keep
his " balance" as Mr.. Guzot would say He was being
borne in triumph his elevated sustained by the
Bacchus all this was charac.
teristic) and down fell the fat and jolly god from his
lofty emnence-
Fallen, fallen fallen
Fallen from his high estate,
And weltering in his-
The unfortunate monarch in his fall was seized upon
by the neither garment by of his bearers break
his fall 10 save him. possible; but this well meant
Of pity towards the falling prince. only increased
his misery and the peoples laughter By exhibiting too
palpably the well fattened condition of his royal god
Illness The ivy covered cask, the king lay pros
trate on the stage also took it into s head perform
se S'a r. as
incident was so amusing and las happens with accden)
so well done, that set the audience in of laugh
by which he is better known being very elevated
gallery frownns down at him. and jealous Of his popu.
arty and exatation The king seeing these terri
bic foe, must have been staggered vexsd and mad and
hence the sudden TALL from his propriety.
Mr. vandenhof appears again this evening, in the
Provoked Husband, "a well known comedy Of the first
But Saturday night and Mile Augusta ought to
be remembered together and not forgotten.
BowERr THrArRE.-The fine nautical drama of the
Wizard Of the Wave" still continues to draw large
and admiring houses at the Bowery The splendid
scenery the magnificent effects, and the interesting
plot of the drama, must continue to draw crowded
houses for some time to We hope that none of
the lovers of the melodrsma will neglect witnessing
the representation Of this drama. II will be repeated
tonight, preceded by the Widows Victim"
HowEs' CIRCUS. Large and fashionable audiences
the a the saussrns and Shst@ Of
that and to drive care away by laughing
at the rich 81 but never vulgar Jokes Of the clown The
perhaps with one exception the best rider in the
country But the attraction Of the evening is Madam
classic grace and beauty all female eQuestrans that
appeared in this country. Indeed, she performs
many daring and graceful feats, attempted by
them. Those who love to witness grace, daring and
skill, will, we trust, not neglect to call at Howes
Circus.
WELSH AND DELAvAxs CIRCUS, PHrLApELrHIA-The
increasing patronage which bestowed this place OF
amusement by discerning public, has prompted the
splendid and expensive spectacle entitled Fifteen
Years Of Sailors Life the Lights and Shadows Of the
in this piece the celebrated horse Emperor will jump
through balloons, bars, sc &c. and ordered
by the equestrian director will lie down and feign to
be dead This is capital opportunity to show of the
splendid performing Of Lew North, T. v. Turner, the
Rivers family and Mrs. Howard.
in Charleston s. c. which attended BY the elite and
musical Of the city The papers speak in high terms Of
praise Of the great vocalist After aluding the varie
trolling the feelings the Mercury of the soh ult
Mr. Templeon also good taste which enables
him to select his sougs with Judgment and discrimna
ton He also boast Of other very important re-
qusites- imagination and passion Imagination, BY
son by which he reveals them He certainly feels what
he sings We do not recolect to have these
requisites more fully by any other professional
person to greater. more marked degree than they
are by Mr.. Templeton In his moments Of repose, and
ordinary deportmen, he is ungaceul and constrained
does he become excited-no is be under
tho spell Of his art than he lives and moves and is
touched suddenly BY the wand Of magcian-tSe chains
that bound the strong limbs Of his spirit snapt
der and all his soul visible and towering and fir O.
like thing that has escaped the thraldom Of this lower
world, and ventured flight to Heaven.
Ma. DzMrsrEs.This distinguished vocalist is in
the city and intends giving concert during the ensuing
the country and his appearance here will hailed with
delight by many friends His concerts have always been
attended by fashionable and crowded audiences and
doubt not the elite Of the city will grace his debut.
Mas MowAIF.-This lady has just closed an engage
ment in Charleston e., and has left for New oreons
been most brilliant ons and she has now taken stand
in the front ranks Of her profession.
Niblos Swiss Bell Ringers, is stated, since they
miles Of territory, and given s2s In 100 days.
they went 1900 miles giving % concerts in that time
Iner expenses nave amounted IN ALL to $a7, $40
Miss Clifton Is playing engagement at the Ameri-
can theatre, New Orleans.
H. Placide is at the st. Charles, New Orleans.
Hackett the comedian, and the Acrobat family in
New Orleans.
Brooklyn Intelligence.
Pres AND PoLrics.-Some small potaoe politicians in
Rrooklyn have recently manifested great anxiety
make capital Qor themselves BY misrepresentng the
conduct and action of our worthy and popular Mayor
in reference to certain ordinanc having for their
the public streets. when the the resolutions We're
adopted which caused abatement of the nusances st
hsp Of nd
vidua or to be oppressive upon any class Of citizens
Subsequent events however, clearly and conclusvey
convinced the municipal authorities that wrongs
most grevous and tyrannical character committed
under the auspices Of law which not intended for
other than sanitary purposes Under such crcumstan.
ces, II became the paramount duty Of those in authority
to repeal modify, their acsto the extent least Of
forbidding intolerance and efectualy staying DISPOSE
ton to misgovernment and msrule. For this unques
tonaby proper proceeding the chief magistrate and his
coadjutors in the movement-have been reviled, con-
demned, abused. and lampooned terms phrases and
modes, as unbetting they ungracous and unde.
served and worse than all-it is believed that the
principal authors Of the vile and securrous attacks
which have been made upon them protested friends
Of the party to which they determined, invete
rate, and consistent attachment.
GENERAL SrssioSs.-The Grand Jury OF this Court
NAMED in session until o'clock yesterday. Several
individuals accused of keeping disordery and Improper