The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10
Theatrical Intelligence.

Theatrical Intelligence.
Mss Ju1,A BrNwr1r-Miss Bennett the beautiful and
accomplished is concluding her farewell engage
nent in this city. She appears bu two thres nights
more. This engagement, NO regret to learn in pccu-
nisIy point Of view, most unsuccessful one Ia
fortunately for her she played it in the Lyceum thosro
which has been able TO attain auy high position in
consequence Of its original deficient management Had
Miss Bennett appeared in any Of the fret class thsAtres
in this city her emn mt abilities exquisite actress
and eood performer III English opera would have insurcd
large acndances and been rmunerative to her In the
Lycerm however, oven her popularity unablo 10
attract good houses aId her engagement has therefore
been Ne9 Improbable. Ter BENEFIT comes oil this
ing ad among The sectors who have volunteered their
seTioee on this oeceson we notice Conway Bronsham
Bland &c. Tho llay announced Tor representation l.
shtrGan COMEDY 81 . The hiyalsn III which she
,oi1s The characr OF ~ dia Langush In This md the
whole range IL lght comedy roles, Miss Bennett main
tains ujshad reputation She PLAYS W III great
na'tec spirit and that ar q graceful ease which be-
speaks he poItset eaisc We hope her benefit 80 night
M 20 III making up for Losses she has incurred
in This, her i..rl well engagement.
Tn Lone rAuHp MONKEYS TnIu>nI Arr.--Asrou Pace
orFnA Housr.The temporary injunction against the
bbition 81 ponesi's monkey yops in The Astor Place
opcIa House Dissolved yesterday evening, little
boro O'Clock, ani h4ltpast the interchangeable
nagemcnt rune the bell for the curtain to rise when
audience young aud old prescus to wit
Every delighted with the nonkoys--ali went
merry d marriage bll--children in ecstacies
young ladies laughed. and old looked asonished
willis; al copgrs themselves the wisdom the
Inv ana the happiness Of having judge who under
stands equity law ard justce THIS yenng tho monkeys
will again pear refer rend,r the ad
Of Mr. pone in the proc cdlrgs OF the superior Court
for description Of This wonderful and their antics
before he crowned heads OF Europe The anxiety TO
The nkeys dogs. ard goats j. great. that
afy application WIN be necessary TO ensure adlnttance
tonight
Mr. J. 4. Scot, tho tragedan; Miss Fanny Waillck
In. w g. Jone8 ar. Blanchard sir. Redmond Ryan
Tho irish COMEDIAN all engaged at tho National thea
ire, and appear every evening.
hss Adpline Patty a surprising vocalist considering
hat she cannot h. than ten years old Ia d. gbting
he scrs ~ ,bo lyceu Theatre overy evening, 10y her
exquisite Socaiizatlen.
1he comic opera and ballet company win shortly
appear at los Garden. They saia to number
ial eminent artists
The Black sTau gave concert at Burlington Vt,
The ith inst
AADANE HENRIETTA soNrAG as AMINTA.
[IfaTslatsd from the Frankfort Newspaper
IR.sAFoHr-SrAnr InE.TnE-At length the fresh
note Of the lark heard mid the wintiy chirping our
There great excitement and intense interest IL visible
On every ccapenanco. W ill she please still, Docs she
stn posses Der brilliant orar Does she still look
ycuthfaii Have You heard her "a years ago.
some Of ne questions TO be heard the OK every
street. And she has sung That which can excite the
mases IN these troubled times without appcraiaing TO
politics must be something extraordinary. and Madame
Sortog Is great, ia wonderful.
10 compare Nine Sontag with other singers would he
uttelly impossible Compare the tulip with the The
sur.1oNcr wiIh tn forget rot, aud YOU win meet vita
GUS inlaitic ami differences each aud IL would be i'm
tosicc to confound with the other ALTHOUGH they
a3c ali flowers although they all belong Tho saalc
garden .2a dame SUntaQ xcrt cannot be corursred
sab any but hprs,iI ste stanos. then IN otcrnnl
youth. unappioacied. encountered. and iniplitabe a
ocr shining In the htoyen OF art whose lirt at
tracts " ~ cd rierouE blooming shing flower in
whore ehacc ike the bees would wish reposo with
whose delicious perfume we would wish to be nebatca
Matt.
nature, agreeabl,ness grace originality This soul this
poetry this fancy of th,s enchanress dives into the
prcouncet depths where could Il be found again Who
could instii Il IL the heart Nine Sontag requires not
the Of her haronia the stages the HIGHEST
nobility OF art s every where Visible in her performance.
Nine sontag IN her personic2on of Anina, converted
tbs most deliberate ud snt lntentbusiastc admiration
Tho most phiegatc observers the most passive hand
most tacsiurn p she took by surprise and charmed them
TO sstonhmCn 10 complete activity, the warmcst cx-
presons Of applause and JOY tho people commanded the
orchestra 10 sound tho runpet and The musicians low
fully paid the artsic this well mcrrcd tribute But could
the public have conducted themselves otherwise towards
an ANNA, whose trGr1c not alone confined to the
only ckcd the in the most pleasing manner but who
also know how to give dramatic ct to move the mind
TO shake the soul to touch TIE heart Madame Sontar
sung moi only pearls, not rockets which ascend eiceti
cay in order 10 burst in their spendor she sung t.ara
errs Of love tears Of grief and tears pleasures had
the eyes upon iWr HIPS and heard the tears flow felt
tsm al into hearts, and there form themselves into
oaqut Of blooning forget IL is utterly inpos-
siblc 10 determine ia which passage Madame sontag
surprising; one moment Of her performance was only the
worthy rival Of the other ali wore equally nerfct none
ouibd none d-pleased the other but every one COM
mandtd universal admiration. But ii this was the case
why IL that she had TO repeat the aria because
twas the concluding melody and because the public
whed TO proract long possible the Of sops-
ration from the aniiabie arfis's
MALICIOUS MrscuIPF A late Woodbury.. Now
Jereey, paper contains The following account Of
q piece Of malicious mischief which was rerpc-
trated at the residence of Miss Mary Walker Mt
Claiksboro, Gloucester county. Tho lady is a
daughter Of the late Rev. John Wakor ono of
the first Methodist preachers in tho State. On
attempting to open the front door, il was found
to be fastened on tho inside. After fruitless
efforts to open it,, an entrance was effected by
taking small window out of tho door connecting
with the other part, occupied by the Methodist
minister o. that place. On obtaining view Of The
interior, scene Of horror presented itself which
battles all description. Language fails to describ
it. TO be realized, it must have been scen Tho |
bed frame was smashed and broken down, curtains
torn to pieces china plates broken and thrown over
tho bed, with stones, brushes, &c. Tho bed in wild
confusion, tho bolster dressed up in of hor black
dresses, her hood tied and covered upon tho bed,
much as to say, II You were here, We would wreak
our vengeance on you. Some Of the bureau draw
ers were empted Of their contents, which were torn,
and scattered in confusion the floor; the bureau
turned upside down, with glass jars Of preserves
smashed under it. New window shades, that had
never been put up were torn into fragments, chairs
were sawed bcdstoads defsccd, stove upturned 30.
articles such as cotton, needles &C., together with
many valuable keepsakes given her by her friends,
TO memory dear, and sacredly cherished by every |
heart which has felt the sweets offrendships sacred
tie, had their contents destroyed and thrown about
the floor. Some writing in chalk was left on the
insnusting threats that further dopreda
ton might possibly be expected in future. No mo-
tive IS known or can DO imagined for this unhoar Of
malciousness. The lady herself is Of tho most |
exemplary character, and has lived blamoless lifc