The New York herald., 1866-10-31
Charley white. Comn,n.tion Troupe.


Charley Whites always attractive aud entertaining,
was more than usually last evening To say that the
house was crowded with an appreciative ard cnthus
astc audience wond convey but faint idea OF The I'm
mensc Jam that filed the hall. fhc great variety Of
tho entertainments that hero offered would nn
house o. double tho capacity Of hs present one the
manager does until tho pieces are worn thread.
bare and longer capable Of drawing full houses
before altering his programme; but outstrps all Of his
competitors Ia The managerial ring. leading tho van by
continually nddng TO his already brilliant stock and
Offering To The public new buriesqres, cxtravaganza
songs and baets every week.
Last evening the sensational extravaganza OF The Vic
tim was given for the second time and well received
The negro ccccntrcties and deneatons of Nessn Sey
mour, kerns aud Hart happily rendered ever,
and failed not 10 bring down the house. Charley White,
as Mr. Rodgers, In his original farce OF The New York
Policy shop, inirntabc, aud kept the audience in q
continued OF laughter from s CONNIE nceulent TO
the end. There Is refreshing smack of gonuineness
and originality about Manager whites acting that makes
his performances a the more enjoyable A. dignned
old plantation darkey he IL without equal and
be seen AZ such 20 be properly appreciated
Promenade Concert Of the Thirteenth Rcxi-
memt, National Guard.
The long tsikcd-of promenade concert and military
e Of tho Thirteenth regimen, of last night with
much tctaf AT The Academy OF Music Brooklyn. Tho
gussi began TO arrive shortly before eight and that
hour -Grafalla's band. which in attendance coin
menccd tho programme Of the evening with Heroid's
donai favorite operate selections Al half pas,
tho Academy comfortably filled by very brilliant
and Fashionable audience, MAJOR General Duryes
mandng the second division OF tho National Guard,
Brigadior General smlth, Colonel Fowler, OF the
Fourteenth inil.iis Coonela Gcbhard aud Wilson, of
Governor Fenons stan and other prominent officers Of
the State militia being present. The grand feature of
the affair exhibition NJ tho OF guard
mounting, performed daily In tho ned For The pur-
pose detail composed OF picked OF tho regiment.
mada consisting Of four commissioned officers,
nineteen noncommmsioned officers and nity privstes
company pcrsonang tho old guard marched into
the auditorium parqueto which hoored over and
and took up their position al the end Of the hail. where
they Ia hne style. 10 an " order arms aud
then stacked await their relief Each sergeant
then marched IN hts detail Tor guard and the battalion
was formed on hs right hand side The Sergeant MAJOR
then dressed ths ranks, caused the %
from right 10 lef and reported The guard formed.
The usual orders next gwen for inspection of tho
guard BY the adutsn which cerop0ny gone through
In . manner which would havc reflected credit upon
battalion 81 regulars aud we'll deserving the applause
which ensued s the execution Of onch Break
ing into riaoons they passed la rcvew, aud In due
form relieved tho old guard, which terminated part
second The then formed for quedriils hut
owing 10 the lack of sufficient room comparatively fcw
OF the company could avail themselves Of the
ment Afforded. The various committees efficient
in discharge OF their duty aud pleasant tins
had until after midnight when the Assem- bags dspered
the lights extngushed and nougbt left but the crafty
ing reflections entertained by those who fora
nate 10 nave participated In the sncc~ss OF the entire