The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-19


PAAx THkArRr.- In conseo usnce of Mr. Forests In.
disposition. the tragedy of Macbeth" Withdrawn
last evening" and the play of the Hunchback" sub
stitutsd. Mr.. Bass played Master Walter Mr.. Dyott
Modus Mr. Stark, Sir Thomas Clifford !; Fisher Faith
ON Mrs. Hunt Julia, and Mrs Abbott, Helen. 1t was
remarkably well played throughout the principal char
acters heing well sustained MIR Bass makes a good
Master Walter and Mrs. Hunts Julia was Quits credit.
able Fishers Fahom was admirable and D, Modus
of For,unio viii be presented with the petite COMEDY
OF the Four Sisters" and the farce OF Forty and FIJI
y" Mr. Forrest will sppsar on Monday evening in his
ceiebre.si part oil Ri helieu.
Bswsnr THrArnE-There was very large audiepcs
at this ihese who attracted by the
that the tragedy Of Macbeth would be performed by r.
Adams, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Proctor, sIr Booth. and Miss
Dean We have this grand tragedy performed on
many occasions, at this theatre but must csndidy
say that We never done better on these boards
than it was last night. Mr. Adams' Macbeth was really
Macbeth Msssrs Clarke, Proctor, and Booth, enacted
their parts in truthful and effective style. The perform
be wei appreciated by the numeroa: audisnce If the
pii programme criterion should say that theirs
will be still larger house. Il possible thi. evening
IMAM was last Mr.. Adams will appear in his great
character Of Damon in the tragedy Of" Damon and Py-
hias aud Miss Dean will take the part of Caianths
The " Rakos Progress" win follow and conclude the
evenings amusemsnts Between the pieces the Misses
yaee the graceful and exquisite performers will dance
La pas de Nathalie Surely the seekers after pleasure
cannot hesitate where to 60 TO night, when they soc
bill like this offered 10 them.
GREESwIcH TnrArRr-A very respectable audience
was present last evening at this gem Of theatre, and
frequent applause testified the pleasure received from
the pieces produced Messrs. Frser and Chapman
tanned their parts in creditsbls manner and Miss
Julia Drake evinced improvement D. which If continued
will place her high in the ranks Of her profession This
evening MIR. Leon Nelson will appear for the second
Ss an as Of SH%f % n
the Hunter Of the Alps" and the burlsa Of Crossing
the Line will complete the entertainment OF the even
ing Surely powerfully attractive bill and we hope to
meet crowded house.
CASTLE GAapES.-The entertainments at this popular
resort this evening" hold forth their usual attractions.
The Buo Troupeiof Philippians give peculiar
concerts and Mr. Holman sings excellent songs in
his usual sty,c Mr. Goodwin appears in two dances and
to crown all the dissolvng views Chinese hrev -
will be exhibited With all these attractions ~srks,
loon will no doubt be full Msssrs. Frenc the sa-
spare no pains to contribute the enter and Heiser
vsers and they deserve the parona~ <inmeAt OF their
BowxnY CIacus-The season
- ,....,, az, at this establishment has
"psa.1 -. ..., with the combination Of at.
49,, s.....tS. I'D the proprietoss will draw
oso~ueu nO -ough the winter. The performances
bat ismv noid position ia their line equal to that Of
T additions of agile and athletic feats in the world,
, repeated applause from the audience Mr. VIM O. Dale.
the celebrated equestrian will shortly appear and from
quite sensation in the amphhestre visiting public
Musical Intelligence.
NEw OPERA HovsE-We understand that number
Of wealthy gentlemen in the upper part Of the city have
long entertained the determination to form company
for the purpose of building opera house. The site of
this contemplated edifce is Astor Place, and is
hundred and ninety feet Deep running from Aston Place
to the of the houses Broadway, and bounded
the ohcr two sides by Eighth street and Aston Place.
Hitherto the design has not been put in execution Nib
los Saloon having afforded entertainment to the resi-
dents of the upper part of the city. Now, however,
that Niblo's has been destroyed these gentlemen
about Immediately to carry out their intention, and
understand that they all day yesterday engaged in
preparing plan of the building.
The lot of ground 10 which have advered is quite
extensive one and from its depth will afford an en-
trance of seventy feet The building be costly and
magnificent and to be put up in the highest style of
art. The gentlemen engaged in the undertaking are
among most wealthy citizens, and have abundant
to carry out any plan, however expensive Such
establishment would be great acquisition to the up
town citizens, and hope the design may be promptly
carried out OF this however there is little doubt
the engaged in it just of the right achieve
such an undertaking.
We would say this subject but for the press
of matter columns day. We shall refer to it
again
THE ApoLLoSEors.-Thes children of genius gave
their third last evening and though the attend
composed of the elite and musical talent Of the
city yet the numbers present great as we
should like to There many giving concerts
throughout the country, that is difficult for the
public to distinguish between the good and the bad but
safely pronounce the performances Of these chill
dren-Masers Bullock and Cole worthy of aten ion
as in the world. The gems of last evening were
solo from DE Beriot on the violin. by James II Cole,
aged 10 ears fantasia on theme by Merca3ante per-
formed the vioioncello by Delos Cole aged II and
Duo from La Cenerenicla" by Anna Maria Cole agei
g. and Master Geo Bullock. aged l3al of these pieces
might feel proud OF power execute these pieces az
We heard them given last evening We hope that these
prodgies will give another concert before they
and that all who able TO support deserving
MUS will not fail to be present We qua they
will meet with no disappointment unless it be OF an
agr eeable
Sporting intelligence.
Mons Charles will give his grand trial of wrestling
this evening at the Shakespeare Hotel with any
chooses u the lists anair. q