The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-19

PARK THxArRE.-Foul weather makes but a slight
difference in the number Of attendants at the Park thea
since the Viennose dancers have played there. Hail
ain snow does not deter the people from witnessing
the fury like spectacle that they have for time past
nightly exhibited to those OF citizens who have the
good taste to witness it. They will appear here only two
nights more, and for those two nights of course, the
commend our Western and southern friends. who are
temporarily staying here not to omit seeing these little
dancers lfhey do, they will have reason to repent it,
II may not occur tor a century that they will have an
opportunity of seeing any thing all approaching to the
entertainment they furnish
BowERr THEArRE.-Mr. Clarks's benefit last even
ing attended by full house, the attractive bill
put forth for the OCCASION could not fail to large
attendance. "Richeheu, the Conspiracy" was the
frs piece presented and Mr. 4. s Conner, Cardinal
Rcheleu who volunteered his services, performed with
Waller de Mauprat and Vsche, as Joseph, were excel,
lent The character of Count De Baradas by Clarke,
tertanments of the evening passed of in highly cred
table manner and the friends Of Mr. Clarke rallied IL
talents. This evening will be presented the Mysteries
of rars Sixteen String jack and the Widows Vic
tim" The bill presented for this evening is excellent
GREENWICH THEArRE.- The beautiful drama Of " Luz
ellie" was presented here last evening, in which Ham;l
ton as Michael, Chapman Tyak schayp, and Miss G.
Chapman Lucille, performed with much ability. La
Sgnora Mantn danced grand Pcs ssul and her dancing
elected the most rapturous applause The engagement
OF Mile Oceana here also Monsieur Bonnie adds
sideraby TO the attractions and the highly taenIy
the high reputation which this excellent and fashionable
presented the Actress Of All Work. 1.-The Rebel
Note" in addition the splendid dancing Of Signora
Mantin Mile Oceana, and Monsieur Bonnie.
BowxRY CiRcus attractions here still continue
to draw crowded houses nightly Monsieur Cassiner
is still the rage and his astonishing eats have been re-
ceived with rapturous applause since the commence.
ment OF his engagement here. The educated dog Buffer
trained by Mr. williams, is astonishing and noble
anma-displaying o degree of sagacy that would sur
prise any spectator Gossin the clown, is host in him
SELF and Mr. Sergeant in his shakspearean characters
be found hghly attractive and the French Hercules will
be repeated Monster Cassmer who will also perform
twelve drums.
Tom THUMs-The General is about to depart on his
American tour. Only two days remain for those who
have not him. put his image in their eye at the
American Museum. He is decidedly the lion Of the day
with the Sightseeing; and although he has been per-
ed to kiss royalty he has not the slightest diseish
Thumb that you really entertain serious thoughts of
very trnkes which aided to ornament the persons
of the European queens princesses and ladies high
rank. Only think OF Madam Thumbs exultation when
she fastens her scarf with the pin which Queen Vic
wore when her dear Thomas was presented. But the
isde; had best go directly and the little mani for,
one will be ready to dispense his kisses sweet"
You've ALxxANpER.-Thisf famous Necromancer lately
arrived from Paris, will give exhibition of his surprs
ing optical illusions and astonishing eas' at Concert
Mrs Mowatt and Mr.. Davenport have gone up the
Mississippi to play at Vicksburg Louisville and Cnon-
natl
Mr.. Anderson is still at Mobile.
society of Germans in the city of Pittsburg, arc
giving private theatrical exhibitions for their smuse-
ment and that Of their friends Is said, they give
great satisfaction to their patrons.
Rockwells Co.'S. circus, in Sudbury street, Boston
attracts considerable attention.
New ORLEANS, March 10. ls47
WE'LL here we are in the midst Of hot weather that
would long resident in Tophet to puff and blow,
but cir to cool Thick clothes are terrible bores
but they have be borne for fear of change the
Their being too unsettled to permit changeof garments
1t comes little hard the American public who are
theatres concerts etc. see the attraction now prov
ded they do TO- Collins appeared at the st. Charles
Sn S D vss ns IN
Nervous Man and the Man Of Nerve" and "Teddy tho
Tilsr singing The sprig Of shillslagh and Widow
wsrs saa 81 the $
already expressed your opinion upon his acting, and
perhaps, you would MT object to my telling you little
bit of my mind" To contrast Mr. Collins with Tyrone
Power, and say he is MT good az he was, unjust
Comparisons odious Because there is only one sum-
can't admire the moon gaze with admiration
"A
the lamented Power out of the question and dropping
that painful recollection would hot potato, let
own s an sns
vocalist There an easy natural manner about his
acting that pleases and although his brogue is MT broad
enough to block up sreetor strong as his brogans Il
is the real Dublin article, and mighty gentae and iii
CANT" Every pleased with him, and he will play
night, OVERWHELMING the great curiosity there was to
hear Lovers first entsrtainment-of whom more anon
and tonight will be crowder or Pm no ccnjurer The
liz kouo had oil Vrt
tovjOurs tragede and is relief to have little sprnk'
ling Of fun and singing
well attended, and by the right sort of people The
Armory Hail. which is very large, was completely full
Everybody appeared to be very much amused and end
myself although was amused at his anecdotes and de-
lighted TO hear the songs, have so long admired,
strained say that entertainments OF that character
his FORTE in my humble opinion He lacks ply
force to give ssc; to MS sn5sct. which are ho~sysr
character. His success is gratifying to mefor enter
tain the highest admiration Of his taents-as it must be
graft ing and profitable to himself
Mr. Pscde ia playing his round of characters at the
American, with success.
The Ravels arc doing well at the Orleans and on the
of nights, the opera is--ditto.
The American theatre closes in two weeks 1t is an
nounced that Augusta has lett New York for here but
have ascertsined where she is to dance. TIabaton
and Finvet commence at the American Monday, ir
La sylphide" The Keans to be here and will
20 to the st. Charles This establishment merits the
which it receives, from the beray that charac
terizes the management in procuring all the available
talent in the country disposed to visit the South Pla
eide Is the only they have let Slip and that pro
badly owing to his coming at period whs it was i'm
possible to make opening for him. Ludlow and Smitl
such perfectly upright in oil business transac
TONS that they obtain the confidence OF the Profession
and what Is important to the sons Of Thesps the
Heys and sivor unite again tomorrow night and riy
a grand concert at the Armory Hall and if 1t is not
jam am mistaken the preserved raspberries face
tously remarked, when forced into glass bottle
8. r. Stickney the equestrian manager and lessee
the American theatre has also opened the National An
phitheatre with his equestrian corps, and been success
full He has managed the American theatre very we
this season, and been rewarded by good business.
There other minor attractions here, commoDl
called side shows" such the menagerie the susJ
nembris the double bodied pig, and the fvelsg &c
OK. And now, having posted you up in all the atrs
tons of the theatre, permit me to bid you aectonai
farewell. j. E. ID.
City Intelligence.
MAyoRALrY CoNvENTIoN.-The democratic Mayorelt
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