The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-12

BowERv THEArHr--Ths drama Of Hoboksn was per
formed last evening to very crowded house and wa
followed by the Blind Boys DOOM" The whole of the
performances gave great satisfaction, and must part
cuarly compliment the manager his admirable method
Of producing these interesting plays great treat is IN
store for the frsquenters Of this theatre Mr. John
Scott having been engaged for few nights previous 10
his departure from this country be
peaed tonight together with the drama Of the Dumb
Girl" and the farce OF Reflection" or course we may
expect another full house.
p GREENwIcH THEArRE.-The drawing to close OF Mr
Woods engagement, has been the means Of filling this
beautiful theatre Miss Kennedy very pretty girl is
rapidly acquiring the good opinion of the public This
evening an immense attraction is offered, 1t being the
benefit and last appearance of Mr. Wood. The perform
ances will commence with the highly popular and sue
cessful drama written expressly for Mr. Wood abound
Man of Manchester" MIR. Wood is almost the only
actor living who can carry out the pantomme
and Miss Csuiord will also appear in this piece In adj.
dition the amusing ballet of the " Rival Dancing Mas
ters" will be produced the whole to conclude with the
serio comic pantomime Of =" Don Juan" When we state
that Messrs Wood Phillips. Chapman and Miss Julia
Drake appear in this piece ia sufficient TO crowd the
house independent Of any other attraction Let the bene-
cary reap harvest this evening, from the pleasure hej
has often afforded the public. r
CASTLE GAsDEN-The energetic managers of this de-
ghu place of resort determined to spare no pains
in their efforts of making their establishment equal to
any ofthe kind in the world An orchestra composed of
talented professors e'ey
evening while the cool gurgling of the fountains join in
euphonous chorus The balconies afford Of the finest
views in the city while the gorgeous range Of panora
within worthy the examination OF all. Night
after night crowds visit the garden, where good ali,
good music and good refreshments richly repay their
trouble On Thursday there will be 10 600 people
collected within the spacious saloons.
SANDS, LENT & Co IS SPLENDID ExHrBITIoN--The Bsda-
10 people in raptures with the elegant little turnout
of Sands children The carriage, which is just large
enough to contain the two children built by Messrs
Dreamer Haight of this city II is drawn by four Of
the celebrated ponies brought by Mr.. Sands from Eng
lane and the cost of the entire establishment exceeded
fifteen hundred dollars. The Buffalo Cemmerciai speaks
of follows esterday the two infantile gym
nasns Maurice and jesse by special invitation visited
his Honor the Mayor, with their Liputian equipage-
The miniature establishment excited much admiration,
particularly the four beautiful ponies by which the fairy
like carriage drawn through the streets. They
vehicle and received by his honor with the most
marked and hatterng attention. These beautiful chill
dren have not only been taught the OF pleasing an au
dence, but to deport themselves in becoming manner
Their pains expense in their education, which is even
more advanced than children of their age usually are,
who possess greater facilities
The National Theatre, Boston, opens next Monday
evening. Mr. Wheatey OF the Park, is engaged, among
others
Among the engagements at the Federal street Theatre
Boston, notice the names Of Mr.. and Mrs Bland and
Mr.. Vacbe.
Miss Clara Ellis took farewell benefit Monday
evening, at the Albany Museum, where she has been
playing very successfully for some time past.
Mr. Templeton to sing at the Theatre Royal in
Kingston, on Friday last.
Mr. Silsbee was at st. Louis the 9Th instant, delight
ing the inhabitants with his Yankee delineations.
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