The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-07

BowERY THEArRE--The new drama Of Hoboken turns
out, az predicted it would the first night 1t pro-
duced is decided hit both for the manager and the
talented author Mr. Wscott and cannot fail to all the
treasury of both The interest Of the piece increases
with each nights performance and would draw large
houses for long time if were allowed to be kept
the stage This however cannot be- as the enterprisng
Mr.. jackson who has acquired additional popularity
since its production has another new drama OF intense
teres in rehearsal and which will soon be brought for
ward. Those who have not yet seen Hoboken had bet
ter do while they before IL Is withdrawn to make
for the new drama II will be repeated this
ing with the panomme Of Don Juan, or the Libertne
Destroyed.
GKErrwrsH THrArKE.-Mr. Hsnkins benefit last
evening drew together Louise hardly equalled by any
this Mr. Freer in the affecting drama Of Michael
the Ferryman" very successful and were par
tcuary pleased with the acting of Miss Julia Drake,
who is improving rapidly in her profession Miss Homer
danced pas seu last evening which Tor grace and ar
evening is the last night but OF the engagement of
Mr. Wood and his son they appear in two attractive
and the other the well known Philip Quarl and his
Monkey" Mr. Freer and Miss Drake both will sustain
prom characters in the drama of the Maid of Mi
lan"the graceful Miss Homer too, will not be wanting
1t is seldom such opportunity for passing agreea
Iberality Of the manager viii be appreciated and re-.
warded by an overfowng house Strangers should not
leave New York without paying visit to this delight
ful place OF amusement
CAsrLE GARDES-The liberal proprietors Of this es.
tablshment glad to see reaping golden har
from the seed of their enterprise Those who
spare time to visit the country, and yet desire pure
air. throng nightly the gay saloons and listen to the
sic of the best orchestra in the United States the bal
comics of this beautiful place The refreshmeas handed
about by and attentive waters, of the
exquisite quality the music 10 unequalled by any
orchestra in the Union the cosmoramas exensve and
brilliantly gorgeous and the tout ensemble atrac
ton which for chaseness and novelty deserve the patron
age of citizens. This evening the music win com.
prise the choicest gems of Italian and German operas
CoNcERr-Mr Philip Ernst, Autis to the late court Of
France and Mr.. H A. Wollenhaupt, pianist from the
Conservatore of Leipzig will give instrumental
Blsncards Pavilion, New Brighton Staten Island
tomorrow. These distinguished performers will be as.
sisted by Mr. Philip Meyer the celebrated singer, and
think the mention Of this concert enough draw
full assemblage, but when it IL known that Mr. Ernst
will perform the celebrated B@hm flute suppose
the house will be crowded.
Welsh and Mann lately refused hormisson to
hbit their Circus at Worcester, (althOh they offered
to apply 500 for the benefit of the Nantucket suerers
by the seectnen of the town. the grounds that the
effect immoral. Previous performers have always
obtained license. We consider the conduct of the
thores very foolish and bigotted The ssecmen of the
small villages in Massachusetts, the funniest set Of
raj philosophers remember to have seem They
would probably object to military display of West
Point Cadets because the horses would unfortunately
be paraded in bare legs.
Herr Alexander left yesterday for Newport; from
thence he proceeds to Saratoga.
Mr. De Meyer to give his first concert in Montreal
August s.
Mr. Templeton, the popular vocalist has been so
cesssul in Upper Canada to his arrival In Mon
treal at the time originally intended.