The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-09

ns- THE NEW WORLD FOR SATURDAY. APRIL
new and entertaining work, by Ainsworth; the Fight
of the Eddlers continued by James, the novelis Handy
Espartero Regent Of SPAIN his political career in
deeply interesting and instructive letter from E. j.
Grind ESQ Mer de Glace vivid description of this
great natural phenomencnan original tran from
Alex. Dumas.
Zanoni, by Bulwer, several additional chapters.
Mercollices, No. l. Mackay's History OF the Witch
Mania continued Marie Coutet from Dumas, Literary
and Musical Criticisms. Foreign and Domestic, News,
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| Theodore Frelngbysen. L. L. D. The Buste, hume.
without Reason, by Spoons Second and last fancy Ball
of the New York Variety Assembly. The two LosGng
Philosophers. Grim Con. Here's Ago. Ladle and Lord
Ashburton important article concerning the welfare
of the country and other things Of great ment The
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Jr will discourse Marriage, Interesting pleasing
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Columbian Pehologan Society tremendous criticism.
Dull pated lively article Celibacy and variety of
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n3- CHATHAM THEATRE-Mr. Wood who is &C.
| knowledged to be the best male pantomimist have
had this country having been Engaged at this
tabshment for limited period, makes his first appear
this evening Cato in his celebrated drama of the
Messenger Simple Mrs Thorne Orah, and the pretty
Miss Mesayer Emily The above attractions of them
selves sufficient to draw overlooking house; Mr..
Rice appears ambo in the fare of the Black Hercules
| and Bone Squash in the operetta of that name.
n3-PEALE's. MUsEUM-The weather being so very
| unpropitous many were prevented from attending
the occasion Of MIR Harrinston benefit and the manager
has consequently in the hsndsOmes profered
that gentleman the proceeds also of this afternoons exhi.
btion Several have volunteered their services and
this is positively the last appearance Of this renowned
veniloquist and sgcan nfdently anticipate for
him crowded and grs6ed audience. An entirely new
and magnificent performance will be presented for the
! evening entertainment.
DC HOLIDAY AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM.
There will be splendid performance this afternoon al
the American Museum, for the accommodation oil iami'
lively the last Of the ever comicsi wnchell La Petite
Ceiese and Mrs. Pensen will delight the audience with
their popular songs and dances The little Gpsey Girl
will asonsh all her hearers with her apparent superhu
man powers No place Of amusement in the city Is SO
fully and fashionsbly attended as this.
| nr3- LAST NIGHT OF THE ClRCUs.-Rockwell
AMI Turner positively give their last performance IN thu
city, for the this evening The proceeds oil the
evening are appointed for the benefit OF that funniest oil
all clowns Jolly John Gossin. The entertainments are
as usual by company OF tie first order The troupe
probaply the largest In the world, cannot BIZ equaed
either for diversity Of performers talent unexcep
| tonable department The managers are both practical
men reared from infancy in their business prompt and
honorable in their dealings with every one, and fully
entitled the heming popularity which they
| low. We chcerfuy endorse the company Of Rockwell
and Turner the very best that set out from this
| city.
lhy- TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY OF NEW
YORK, &c.-NIrs; Jam Belts of Philad elphia begs
leave her intention Of visiting New York
Thursday next, the 18th Of April, instant at the As
House. Mrs. B. respectfully refers medical gentle
to the New York Lancet OF April ., and the Phil
adephia Medical Examiner Of March 26th for interes,
| ing information rspecng her supporters
Her instruments have met with the most decided sue
nhe practice of many of the most eminent prsc
titioners OF Philadelphia, New York and other cities
the Used States. Mrs Belts intends to visit Boston
early as possible. Her charge for patients she may b.
| honored with will be including instrument, $40.
Her other arrangements will render her stay in New
| York necessarily short. She will leave New YORK OF
| Saturday next.
Third and Tammany streets, Philadelphia
April7th, 1912.