The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12

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PAnx THEArRR.-1he patrons of ths Park were last
night grsthed with the re-sppearancs the boards of
that theatre OF Mrs. Mason formerly Miss Emma Wheat
ley whose retirement from the stage few years since,
caused much regret. Her reception marked by
unboundcd applaure-in fact il seemed az if tho az
dience had recovered long lost and could not
too adeny testify their pleasure ut its restoration We
do not RENE nbsr an instance where SO much en,husi
asn display ed, last night at the Park and
nobly does Mira Mason deserve the compliment that
paid her Never did the part of juliet which Mrs
Mason personated last mighty better faithfully
enacted. an il by this sdy-t was in TACT
perfect-beyond criticism. The unlimited declaration
Of love- the alternate storms Of RAPTURE despsr aud
tai sgonyhe shi wreck OF hor love and of her earthly
hopes ell depicted in natural and beautiful
After The fall of tho curain on tho last scene Mrs
Mason called out and received additional complt
ments irom tho suoiercc. cheers were given heartily
hsndkerchefs waved by the ladies' and gentlemen
inhe boxes, and bouquets wore showered upon her by
her admirers all OF which received with the grace
and uodesty characteristic of high talent Mr. Wheslsy
sides having commanding sgure, he possesses all
!: sT: sq sS ssy and r Rs much y hi
GUS Me,cuio received ample Justice from M
Dy ott whom consider unequalled in this part OF
Mr. BellsmyS Capule very little, thing favorable
can be said His exclamation-"Ha let me see her"
the finds Julie, dead she thought de-
lvered in extremely bad taste and received
marks Of disapprcbation from the audience With tho
exception q
admirably Mrs Mason and Mr. Whestley will appear
this evening in the "Gameser after which the comedy
Of "Grist to the Mill, - will be performed.
BowERY-Ths " Yew Tree Ruin" was produced here
last evening with entire success and by powerful cast
This grand meodramatc spectacle possesses rich attrac
tons drew together who filed tho house
to its utmost capacity Mr.. Nea6s Sir Wfred Pen
ruth Clarke Valentine Trevalion and Vache Ma.
rice Wsrdle performed in manner highly creditable
to their talents. Hsdaway, Price Pelican, kept the
house convused with laughter. Mrs Booth as Nancy
Nibble also displayed much comic humor and the whole
piece Of with entire satisfaction Miss g. Drake
and Mr. Chapman having been engaged have added
siderebly to the rich attractions OF the house. Mr.
Vaches benefit fixed for this evening His claims are
strong and and feel assured that his Bowe-
ry trends will give him bumper house the coca.
zion His bill will be found Of the hest and most popular
description "Speed the Plough" the "Samese Twins"
and TON Cringle," will be presented. Go and see.
AMERICAN CIRcus.-We had another grand perform.
ance here last evening The astonishing feats OF the
tire company drew forth the most enthusiastic paudts
Cinderella, May Fly and the Fighting Ponies, again de-
lighted the house by their astonishing feats Messrs
Sands, Myers Ruggles Carroll, Conover Alosey, the
popular little Jesse and Mr. W. Dale all continue to
sustain the high reputation of this talented company Of
equesrians &c &c The vast crowds that nightly flock
here the best test ofthe high talents Of the perform
ers the high degree Of training under which the
beautiful animals May Fly Cinderella the Fighting Po-
miss, and Tom Thumb, are kept by Mr. Sands. Every
sdmirer of fine athletic amusement, in our city, should
visit the circus.