Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

pAax TRAIas-rYIs lVAsxNs van BE- ,-
AnLET-Hamlst Mrs. shaw-Kisg, Mr. Gam Ioratis,
lar R'shsg'-Laeres, Mr. whsailey -Poloniu Mr. PA
biis-ophea, Mr. Richard.onr Queen Miss Cssknan-
lst Actress Mrs Dure
After which
Pas dc Deur by Miss and Master Wells.
To conclude with
ERNEST NALTRAvERs-Richap Dar,l ur Hsmbin--
Sir William Maltrayers, Me- Csaan--Eraest ualHaysrs Mr.
hi'ld-L umley Ferrers, Mr. hehings-Lord saxiagAam,
MIR Fisher-Arnstrong Mr. Wheatley-Iadv Flor,nee
Mrs fiughes-Acc Daryi Mrs Shaw
Doors pen al operfermanoe 10 quarter st
Box Tickets, si-Pit. 50 sents-G Gallery 25ccn.s
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera HOUSE
streets, ten doors from Broadway-THlS EVENING, will
ny 't GREAf AUNT-Mr William Faithful, Mr.. Burton
Captain A. Gay, Mr.. Wallack-Licut. Sidney Mr.. Horn
caste-Mr Thomas Gadfy, Mr. Conner Mrs w Faithful,
After which, STATE SECRETS Gregory Thmblewen
Mr. Burton-Hush Neville, Mr. Republication Hal
Th;mblemell. Mrs Russell
To conclude with
THE wATERMAN-Tom Tug Mr. HorncasiIe-Bsnde
Mr. Lambert-Robn, W. IL Williams-Mrs Bundle, Mrs
Russell Wihclmna, Bailey.
Doors open at IL Performance commence Boxes
ST Pit so cents. Gallery 20 cents
MR. L. &. PALMERS BENEFIT.
LNRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
L. the direction Of Mr. r. BLAKE. THIS EVE.
MING will be performed,
TALE OF THE sEA-Jack Junk, Mr. Clinc-Frsderick
Mr. Charles-Angerstof, Mr.. Goodcnow-Marieta, Mrs
Anderson
After which, Mr. Hall will stag Comic Song.
After which, the FATHER AND soN--Young PhiIpet, Mr.
Flynn-sir Jasper Widing, Mr. Goodenow Beaufort Mr.
McDonald.od PhilPot Mr. Jones-Yomg Wilding, Mr.
After which, Master Diamond only lsycars Of age the original
Ethiopian Dancer, will sing sch Gittin up Stair and
THE MAINE QUEsTIoN-or the Aroos,ook war-Bos
Buckeye, Mr. Bannister Governor of Maine Mr. Phillips
General Scott. Mr. Goodenow-Mar,, Miss Norman
Sally, Mrs Bannster.
Doors open Performance to quarterpas
O'Clock f2llm,
KNIGHT respectfully informs the public Of New York and its
vicinity that he intend, giving GRAND CONCERT OF
Hotel, FRIDAY evening next, April Goth. Mr. Knight is
happy that he has succeeded in obtaining vaua
bic assistance Of the following very eminent vocast viz
Mrs. seguin Mrs. C. r. Horn
Mr.. seguin, Mr. C. E. Horn
Mr.. Denp.ter, p'is first asp hr. DAMS.
pearance in New Yorkfor (the celebrated futist)
two years.
Programme.
I-song-Mr Dempser-@ The angels whisper" Lover.
2-Song-Mr Seguin-" D placer" Rossini
s-Grand ari. Mrs seguin-" Love now from my
4-BalIad-Mr Knight" She wore a wreath Of
roses" Knight.
streets of New York city, Horn.
The burthen Of this melody consists Of the
morning cry carol Of the sweeps Of the
city OF New York, from the " National Me-
lodes of America
6-Duet-Mr and Mrs seguin-@ Come frenar' Rossni.
7-Ballad-Mr Horn" Mecta." Her.
s-song-Mr seguin The Black Ba""er,' -.
FinaleHMrs segun, M Knight, and Mr. seguin
=" Hark I'll. the Indian drum" Bishop.
Panr H.
Trio" Near the lake where droopd the will
low"-Mr Horn Mr. Knight, and Mrs Horn
recently arranged as trio Horn.
a-Fanta.ia-nfr Davis. Nicholson.
land"-(hrst time-composed expressly for
i-Scotch Ballad-Mr Dempster Anon
5-Ballad-hrs Horn" All things love thee Horn
6-Song-Mr Knight In the days when We went
gipseying" !, :, sporle
7-sou.-nIr Horn-a Mad i TS%, arrange y Paroell
s-sons-NIr seguin-" Switzerland! my native home.'
arranged expressly for him by Mr.. Latham.)
Finale-Mrs sesun, Mr. knight, and Mr. segun- ;,
"We're a. noddia," Haeder
Stores and the City Hotel the evening Of the Concert
o. The doors will be opened at o'clockthe concert to
commence at o'clock precisely. a22-5tis
CT PETERS CHURCH, Barclay slreeL-On Friday
- NEXT the Goth inst, Pontdca ks Mass will he celebrated
in Peters Church. by the Ri M Reverend Bishop Dubois
and Sermon suitable the occasion preached by the Right
Mosafs Requies universally and Justly admired Es-
rope w be PsorTea, 70. ,ns a,s .ms u any
will being produced in the most ehecua
under the Of Mr. Person. aided by the most
eminent vocal and instrumental talent in this city
The Of the church will be opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ
will at half past 10 precisely To
prevent confusion and the pressure Of crowd tickets Of adj
mission will be issued at dollar each which may be sb
aned Of the Clergy Trustees and Sexton the church. and
at the principal Music Stores, the realized from the
sale of which will be appropriated towards dcayng the debt
OF the church. a23 Il
VTNROTTiNG-BEACON COURSE-A trotting meeting
will take place the Beacon Course, THURSDAY,
April 25th, and continue three days
First day at ociock-Purse $50 free for trong horses
troed for money mile heats under the saddle
Same day. oeIock-Parse 5000 frcefo all otting horses
mile heats in harness. Entries for the above TO be
made on Tuesday, April ~, at o'clock, At the course
Second day O'clock Purse $50 FOR trottng horses that
never won purse $50, mile heats in harness.
Same day o'clock Purse $780, for rottng horses that
$780, mile heats under the saddle
Third day. o'clock. Purse $780, for trs,ng horses that
never purse 500, two mile heats, wagons;
wagons TO weigh mnch as $50 lbs.
Same day. o'clock Purse S2o0 free for all rotting horses
two mile heats, nnder the saddle. All 81.
NOW EXHIBITING,
THE EIGHTH WONDER or THE WORLD.
DO THE Greatest Natural Curiosity presented to the
pabc-Two ALBINOS, of American bsrth.Thcsc singular
beings called sso White Negroes, Lencarhiopcs, Bassard,
and Doudes actually born Of black parents n New Jersey