The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY the very disagreeable heat VI
the weather last evening. Mr. Kean had very full house
on the occasion Of his benefit. The play Of tho stran
ger" was performed with Mrs Kean Mrs, Halter and
with almost the usual cast It went of admirably
large number of the audience being very powerfully
affected. The performances luded with the comedy
OF the Honey Moon" icutdown three acts in which
Mrs kesn appeared as Juliana, and MIR. Kean the
Duke We have seldom seen plsy well received as
this II was we'll played and the audience were sent
away in excellent humor Tonight Richard ILL.,"
with ali its gorgeous scenery and stage appointments
Mrs Kean afterwards appears in the farce Of the Bar
rack Room"
BowERY THEATnE.-The performances ct this theatre
last evening commenced with the play of the San-
GER" and concluded with the Honey Moon" Miss
Dean taking the part of Mrs. Halter in the former and
that of Juana the latter Both of these pieces were
played with good deal of spirit and animation. We
perceive that the manager has reengaged Miss Dean for
step. and that will add considerably to the receipts
Of the house She will appear this evening in the ira
Of Crime will be included in tho evenings perform
ances We understand that new nau teal drama, en
tied the Lion of the Sea-" is in rehearsal and will soon
be produced in the managers usual style of magnf-
cence
GREESwIcH THrArRr.-The new local drama entitled
the Fireman's Daughter" which noticed fully
time SINCE still maintains its stand at this theatre and
will be produced again this evening with the
as previously. The performances will commence with
discovered"
Freer. Mrs George Jones Mr.. Drummond and Mr..
Stevens will the chief characters. Miss Crauford
whose reputation i nov established will take the part
with a new farce called the Silent Lady" The Green
witch will be crowded tonight
Castle GARpES.-This delightful saloon is nightly
filed with crowds, well to enjoy the delightful
breez es which be enjoyed only Castle Garden
to witness the various entertainments provided by the
enerprisne proprietors The entertainments consist Of
the performances Of the troupe of Ethiopian Minstrels
and of Dissovng Views and Chinese Fireworks There
moreover. one hundred cosmoramas placed around
the saloon lighted with gas. The refreshments are of
the choicest description There is place in the city
where one can enjoy himself better than at Castle
Garden.
THE ALLEoHASrASs-That worthy band ofsinsers, are.
according to correspondent, winning golden opinions
in Boston Their FIRST grand Concert last Saturday even
ing, at the Meodeon, very we'll attended and the
critics there and could not fail to be pleased Such
a company, after the two concerts of Bakers and Wood
bury class on two evenings ediately previous with
the sultry weather, was quite aaering better
pliment than any paid by the accomplished editor of
the Saturday Evenng Transcript which, though unntsn
tona is no less valuable The editor speaks of passing
through Armory hall basement and listening to Mrs Sc
gum rehesrsDg favorte aria anticipating the pleasure
OF listening to that matchess mistress of song anon IL
seems the Aeghanans there not the 6eguins and
Mrs. II the charming Allsghanian vocalist was re hear
sing part in trio in the opera Of the Bohemian Girl
Hear her. hear the alto baritone and bass this popular
band accompanied by their accomplished German plan.
ist and their many audaory notices in the papers where
they have been, viii to be richly deserved
On hearing Mrs H. sing Grattap's Oh should like to
marry" TO her accompaniment last evening, did not
wonder as stated in your paper recently that during the
Alleghanan tour through New Bedford. several long
delay ed matrimonial affairs brought to blissui
contamination.
Tue ArroLLosEoNs,-The concert Of these young as.
prants for musical fame last evening under the
direction Of the teacher Of these young musicians Ml
James Best. We both sstonshed and delighted at
the very extraordinary performances of those very er
traordnary children It sometimes happens that child
will exhibit wonderful precocty and will burst on the
world as infant prodigy but here quintnpe combi
nation OF precocity as il is perfect We never
a mora enthusiastic audience than that last eyan.
plsuds. and the amateurs and professional
great numbers Of whom present, testified their IL,
light by storm of applause Miss Coles execution on
the piano exquisite II not alone the prec o
cousness which she anfes,cd the accuracy brllan
cy and perfection she display ed. On the whole il was
delghtfn concert and we trust to it repeated
The band of youthful musicians consists OF masters
George and Henry Bullock, masters James H. and Delos
A. Cole and Miss Anne Maria Cole the latter aged nine
years
Tar AoRopA1s-These performers, the most celebrat.
ed in their way either in Europe this country have
been engaged % appear a the opening Of the Bowery
Ampkithe atre next week.
Tho follow ing distinguishes artists embarked at Genoa
on the 10th OF July, in the Sandman brig Chanal 10
visi, The United staies Mr. Joseph Norra dancer OF
first class, from the Royal Academy OF Naples Miss
Jane ciocea, do do; Miss Fanny Mantin do DO, both
pupils Of the Imperial and Roy Dancing Ac de my 81
I Milan They viii land In New YORK The vigorous,
Easy dancing Of the Norra the etqui'i,e grscei =,
Of the Mantn will elicit it expected the support
ana admiration OF the public here.
Tho famous magisian and ventrloqust, Mr. John RIOS.
81 IRON Florence, has also left Genoa fer New York
PrAcIiss Nrw YoRs .Sp LoxpoS-we are insormsd
het peaches were sold in New York Saturday at g
cents abasket In July, lsi3, saw peaches sold In
Lemon q, Ten shilling. piece we dare not ask any