The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-15

written" This child belongs to William Huston,
Thirteenth street."
The little responsibility was taken to the Aims
House.
Another and yet anather The cry stll they come"
DEAR BEsNErr,-Y our Ariel is lucky fellow
begin to think from the great number Of invitations
that receive, the ladies' beautiful creatures begin to
suspect who am, and they do 80 love to hear their
charms Heralded' in your inspiring little paper,
that they woo my company. one and all. Only think
now! have this mement received n sweetly perfum-
ed billet dour, tied with ribbon of hte satinits color
that of the blended with the hly-its border
beautifully impressed gold II discloses the delightful
will, on Wednesday evening" yield her hand to Mr. T.
of - pace;) him whs has won her tenderness by
tenderness advanced.
Here is another delightful theme for the play of
AricPs fancy.
shall assuredy CO. II will be bright and en-
chanting scene They are OF the elife-the bride
beautiful as light-sparkling as the slars-and the
bridegroom gay and gallant as knght-erant Here
ions witchng throng. There will be Miss o,
Miss l., Miss E. Miss K Miss
c., of Broadway-all possessed of beauty, wit
grace and poetry. There will also be Misses -
of - place-that bright gem of 49, street, whom
| can only compare TO Canova's Venus-that rose
hpd cherub her daughter-the living personation of
Raphaels Fornarni. The Col too will make his first
appearance since hisreturn from his foreign embassy
lovely SdIdn Will De nAppy uNuer MS escort The
hadsome young Edwin, will also bless the company
with the benign influence of his presence. The charm
ing Julia will be his companion DIR. C has re-
turned from his southern travels and his raven locks
and happy imperial will figure among the Nd. II
in whispered that Mr.. Van Buren, has offered him an
embassy to Campeachy. D the renowned,
will of course "shine out" with his accomplished con-
sort, and hedaughter of beauty and fascination Dr.
j.. W. ", Lieut. Col NJ, are all on the
qai rire hoping 10 attract Ariel's notce-they shall
not be neglected
regret 10 hear that W. of Warren street.
will not attend. His absence will be much lamented
He is afard of me. He need not fear-I must praise
when praise is won. The dear girls may be assured |
shall mark all their beauties as they RISE and pro-
claim them to the world. They shall see themselves
dance again, pledge agan-the whole pass in re-
view in the sscial little Herald.
Bucks have at ye ALL"
Bellies, all that are beautiful and enchanting | will
speak Of thee as thou art-ye that are not beautiful
| and enchanting-but there are none such. Keep a
column on Saturday, and | will wing my way 10
you richly laden with the fruit eagerly sought by
your far readers. From thine "Arel.p
The STEAMBOAT THEATRE.-We announced in our
last the arrival OF Mr.. CHAPaASs Theatrical corps
| Since that time, we, in common with the goodly
people OF Nachtoches have been entertained for
raj evenings with the very novel exhibition of The
atre constructed large scale TO visit the towns
on the western waters aided by tina, first and best in
venton Of this age, denomlnaied Steam Engine
III II were only for It's enterprsng novelty, the people
ofNachiioches should support it. but when they find
company OF actors 80 respectable and intelligent
attached 10 watercra that has wendell its way 10
this remote town for srertainmcnt, Mr. Chapman
must truly merit doubly our generous esteem and pa
ironage, for his taste and enterprise
The company consists. Of Mr.. Chapman, and sons
| Two daughters and adaughter-in-law, Mr.. Hamilton,
end several other talented decples of Thespis The
Hoat - fitted up IN neat and comfortable manner,
Tor the accommodation OF oil The company who seem
10 1--we n harmonious and happy as family without
feuds M summer refreat-and 80 they ought when
they ENJOY the signal reputation Of managing in the
language Of Mr.. Chapman, "fhe first and only Steam
boat Theatre in the world!'-Natchiioches Herald
CouRr or SESSIONS, Tuesday, March ll.--Before
his Homer the Recorder Aldermen varion and Ward.
The following prisoners were put upon their trials,
| viz. -
Ellen Divine, charged with grand larceny, in steal
, ms from Mrs. Mary Collins small mahogany box
~ notes, &c, valued nj 500.
The prisoner had been discharged in the morning
by the Recorder on another charge Of larceny prefer
red against her by Mr. Collins the husband Of the
present prosecuirx. nj which time his honor admon-
ished her to lead good life for the future which adj
wee she followed by Fastening TO the hodee Of Mrs.
Collins, and there committing the theft in question,
for which she was now placed al The bar
Mary Collins, examined-I had a mahogany work
box stolen fr m me; il contained four gold rings two
or three breaspns two promssory notes, one Of $50
and the other offs
found the boz afterwards with some few articles
remaining in il, ut Simpsons, the pawnbrokers. in
Chatham street.
Cross-exanined-Thep prisoner had boarded with
me before this; was gwen 10 understand by n lsdv
that she had stolen cloak from her the adys name
IS Canon; the box stolen from me was taken from
my bedroom; am certain the articles have stated
were in he box; placed them there mvselc tho bos
was KEEP ocked; | kept the key; when the box was
recovered The lock was broken persons come TO our
house on bu luss have a servant GIRL living with
me; chefs Of a very good character.
TlIos NJ Collins, exanrncu-The notes stolen from |
me ! received fron Mr. ST John.
They were good notes; they were given to me for |
collection |
The prisoners examination before Dir. Boodgood |