The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-06

pretty vocalist Of our city, will have a compliment
tary concert given him at the Museum, on to-mor-
row evening, and presents bill OF attractions,
not the least OF which are the introduction of Mr..
Harrison, the celebrated improvisatore. Mr.. @. is
every way worthy of liberal support.
The Grand Lodge OF the State OF Pennsylvania,
last evening, at the Masonic Hall, South THIRD
street, elected the following gentlemen grand ofti-
GERS Tor the ensuing masonic years
Grand MasterWm Barger, in place Of Cornelius Ste-
venson, who declined a reelection.
Deputy Grand Master-James Page.
Senior Grand Warden-Peter Fritz.
Junior Grand warden-wiam whitney.
Grand Treasurer--John Thomson.
Grand secretary-William II. Adams.
Trustees of the Girard Bequest-Samuel ii. Perkins,
Alexander Diamond Enos S. Candy, Bayse Newcomp'
Samuel Badger
Madame Chit Damareau, in connection with
Monsieur Artot, the celebrated vionist, give their
second concert at the Musical Fund Hall, TINS eve
nlng, the irst Of which was numerously atenueo'
There are those in our city who even venture 10
give the palm Of preference to Nj. Artot over ole
Bull, for instrumental execution!
The popular corps of National Guards, Captain
Thomas Tustn, give their annual Dall p, on "a mex!
Monday evening, at the Musical Fund Hall, and
promises to be brilliant tetf, which is the usual
characteristic OF all the assemblies OF the Guards,
and remarkable at the same time tor high tone
OF respectablliiy. we ,inshhcuVeiy premise iull
The walls of Old Drury literally groaned on Mon
day evening" with the beauty and elite OF the city,
upon the occasion of the first appearance OF Ole
siasm exceeded anything ever witnessed in this
city, not excepting even the Elssler rage. Opinions
here confirm those of your city, that the young
Chevaer IL the prince of performers on the Gre
mona, and without an equal in the known world.
He was frequently interrupted during his perform
ances, and compelled to acknowledge his grateful
thanks by many bow The box list is overrun for
his next appearance on Thursday night.
Al the National Theatre, the drama of the ''king
oihe MIST" continues to be the attractive card and
commands crowded benches. AT this establish
ment on next Saturday evening, MIR. E. Conner
takes his benefit upon which occasion he will aap-
pear In new national drama, written expressly tor
the occasion, founded upon events in the American
Revolution, entitled cold Virginia; or, Southern
Chivary," being the production OF young gentle
man of the Philadelphia press, who has heretofore
been successful IN compositions OF similar charac-
ter.
Daverna of the Chatham, N. Y, has taken the
Arch Street Theatre, and opens on next Saturday
or Monday evening, II is promised, with a strong
cast, the house having undergone perfect renova-
ton in its interior.
Some desperate scamp, without the slightest
reference TO either law gospel, purloined cloak
belonging to Judge Parsons, from his residence in
Spruce street, west of Broad, on Thursday night
last.
Quite an aggravated case of conspiracy came be-
fore Alderman Griscom yesterday, in which seye-
raj persons, male and female, were held to bail for
annoying respectable female by anonymous COM
munications, which called in question her charac-
ter for chastity and responsibility.
Notice has Just been received from the seat OF
government, at Harrisburg, that the Chief Execu-
tive of the State has issued his Proclamation for
day of General Thanksgiving and Prayer, to be
observed throughout the State, Thursday the
Plat inst. This is novelty so far as Pennsy vania
Is concerned, lapse of twenty odd years having
occurred since Gubernatorial Injunction of like
character prevailed. Yours, &c.