The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-13

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The Rousset Family appeared, at about half past nine
o clock and FL Jaeo de Xeres grand Spanish pas,
danced BY Mile CaroliIe Rousset the star of this
celebrated family. The Polka Nationale, executed by
Miles. Theresine and Adelaide and the vase, by the
youngest Of the sisters Mile cIemensine, gained the
seen before such enthusiasm as that Of the audience,
when Miles Caroline and Adelaide dressed in two beau.
and the bouquets frequently given to those charm.
ing artists who, We regret cannot find unengaged
thu our Yor
AS for the Ravel Family, those excellent artsts-who
have always been received for several years, with the
greatest pleasure by the Of New York and
say Of all the cities in America-conc!uded the
performance by four magnificent scenes. The three
gadiato.s were performed BY the brothers Antoine
city The tight rope follo wed; and here say
that the audience indeed astonshed to the last
degree in witnessing the wonderful feat Of NJ Bondin
His somersets the tight rope his ps and his eQui
librium on the chair during the performance the
her could be found in the world to be to
him. The Ravels concluded their performa BY the
celebrated Jota Aragonase !executed by Nile Ceetne
!raI OK. Nine MarZeti and Mrs Francois and Antoine
Rsvel who spplauded TO the echo. Gabriel Ravel
who has been for some time aborng under strain In
his leg prevented from appearing with his brothers
The entire direction Of the entertainments was under
the charge Of Mr. Peter Richings who sustained his
arduous task with the utmost credit to aud the
entire He ably assisted by his assistant d.
rector Mr. George Lewis who prompt aud energetic
throughout his duties The machnists, Mr.. Robert
great credit and the stage gements and proper
ties were handsomely supplied by the attention Of Mr.
This most successful and magnificent entertainment
terminated with display Of fireworks BY the celebrated
artists Mr.. J. W Iadheld Of Williamsburg and Mesrs
J. G. and Isaac Edge. Of Jersey City. They ex-
hbited for piTe Of two hundred dollars offered by the
Executive Committee, 10 the most successful artist We
have yet heard the decision but can say tina. for
grandeur Of design and splendor in execution, these
exhibitions have never been surpassed in this country
We sutjoin description Of the pieces
A KALEIDOSCOPE.
kaleidoscope with movable fixtures said to be the
frst thing of the kind attempted in fireworks IL
opened with coored wheel and ended with a radiatei
sun. with reports This mechanical color piece had
crcll centre which represented the unfolding Of Inn
nsnse roll Of parchment surrounded by four revolving
pieces decorated with all the prsmatc coora and con-
'luded With an immense revolving sum- in brilliant fire.
narocned.
DRAMATIC TEMPLE.
dramatic temple. designed by Mr. Hadhed for this !
ccssion II opened with rainbow wheel Of singular ap-
earance, which changed instsntsneousy into superb
FORK which placed four large revolving tpral
er dec )rdted with spiral lines OF various coloFed fires
appcrting cornice which inscribed ia letters
IL. The drama 10 It's purity, exalted and sup
ortedn The whole suimounted by elegant dome.
he centre displayed the q Shakespeare surrounded
y an elegant frame q coorsd lences on each side
'etc placed trees aud bouquets &C Roman candles and
oorsd wheels dscharging innumerable stars Of white
methystpurplc orange jaciuth lilac. violet emerald
I'd gold and concluded with immense discharge Of
ttkeis mines and bomb shCus filing the air With an an.
.arsnce Of the most sublime grandeur The height Of
lac piece fifty feet and the length one hundred feet
STAR or AMERICA.
Thiscrere d with scroll wheel Maltese and radiant
res INITIATING toa star formed q Ckinese gerbs with re-
"Fne sazons IN ths spaces between the points ter
unating with ara ~ ioic
TRfECTE TO TIT DRAMA.
This piece opened with bust q shakspesrs in white
trce work enciTclcd with o laurel wreath. directly
eieah which was Tyre and from the bottom Il this.
" each side ran cut az angle Two pens IN white aud
Old lance trei beneath these, the outside of each
ih goblet IN crimson aud emerald hres bets een
De leaves II The wreath appeared skull in outlines;
ufinc uniting the whole shown in letters q Gre.
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