The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15

' - Tho nav plsy Of Wissmuth Co."
20. nressntsd for the second time last evening at the
Park II Ia put upon the stage In manner that does
credit to the managers and is played a. wen a. got
up ; H. therefore, 1t is dull, the fault IL IN the piece
itself There certainly Is the material Tor an
ramstca niece In the plot Of Wissmuth," and more,
the chsracters are well drawn Perhaps some little by
play something little more lively than II u present
dsplayed In il would render It more attractive Messrs
the rsspecye chsrscters Count Patten WOLF and Wiss-
muth with which they are ssvers a we read few
touches by skfu dramatic hand woulu MAKE popuial.
piece which is now perhaps, good put nos 'sy
Game Cock Of the wilderness and the Stage Struck
Yankee in which he showed the audience that some
things could be done well Others" Good natureo
Dan IA always favorite The company sustained him
and themselves admirably in his pieces and the house
was delighted with ALL as it indicated often and audiby
Tonivhf the Italian Opera Company just arrived from
Havana appear at the Park in verdis grand opera OF
" Hermann"
BowrRY THEArRE-The same bill that was played
last night to extremely full house, will be performed
this evening to no doubt large audience 1t con-
ssts ofthe somnambust the grand spectacle Of "The
Nasd Queenn and the Hibernian drama, Brian
Boroihme (which good If not better one, than
has been produced ut any time during the season We
the Bowery more successful than NJ
present Night after night 1t ia crowded to the utmost
by large and fashionable audiences who seem delighted
with the bill of fare which Mr.. Jackson provides for
this together with the manifest desire Of
manager please his patrons makes this one OF the
best attended certainly Is the most attractive place
of amusement in the city In place In this city other
than this can public attain much amusement at
30 cheap rate. Nothing that has the remotest ten.
dency dispease the most fastdous Produced
while mo expense is spared to bring out every thing
that can please.
BowrnY CIRcus--So great has been the success Of
Mr.. Kemp in his great feat, traversng the arena on
globe and ascending the inclined plane &c. that at the
solicitation of his friends he will perform the thing
hoh ,,ta ~
the evening" amusements The double act ofhorsoman
ship by Mr. Carroll and Miss Madiganthe grand twelve
horse entree-the great performance of Mr. Howes on
the slack rope-the graceful equestranism Of Master
Nixon and the harmonious performances OF tho Negro
serenaders will likewise be given, will also the pan
tomime Of Harequin's Frolics.
Nh. G. VANDErHoyr sails from this port the 10th
inst. for Englsnd-he has now been In this country
nearly Ave years during which time he has made many
friends in public and private f and doubt not that
his talents and character will him great
In his country There Is place vacant upon the
English stage which his temperance win immediately
fn. Those who have seen him in Hamlet, Benedick,
Fauoonbridge, Mercutio, Ranger ct hoe genus omne,
range characters untitled since the retirement Of Chas
Kemblcr will understand the place which assign HIM
though Others with whom do not have admired
him equally In the loest roles Of tragedy at the
time we must admit that his Alexander, Antony, Tin
Antony aud Cleopatra" which revived for him at
the Park Theatre Mathew Elmore and the peculiar and
Ss Man
indulge tho most ambitious hopes. We have always
spoken Of him most favoraby in columns, and we
cordially wish him the that his talents
tor and his excellent qualities as man amply deserve.
Mr. Leonard has taken Mr.. Colins's place In New Or
leans where he Is playing Irish characters at the St.
Charles theatre. His acting Is very highly spoken Of
Mile Augusta st at the Orleans theatre as are also
Messrs. Fredericks and Parsloe
Owing to indsposition Mrs Kean obliged to bring
her engagement at the St. Charles theatre New Orleans
to sudden termination Mr.. Kean took benefit tho
evening of the 3lsplsying the OCCASION Richard
Ill.,
Mile Bangy appeared for time at the American,
New Orleans the Sls dancing in the beautiful piece
called the painters Delusion"
Madame Augusta was to commence engagement at
the French theatre on Monday evening last.
Mr. Murdoch has been performing with brilliant
In Cincinnati He has fully recovered from his late In
disposition.
The Swiss bell ringers arc at Trenton N. J.