The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16

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NlBLos.-The most fashionaby crowded Saloon
welcomed the first opera of the Italian troupe. 'Lu-
ci di Lammermoor" was applauded throughout
Signora Maocchi, the prma DONNA was signally
successful. She has powerful and brilliant voice,
with mastery execution. Signor,Antognini receiv.
the most applause of the male singers. He is the
best actor we ever saw on the american" Italian
stage. Signor Vattellina is most powerful bass
singer, and created very favorable feeling in his
favor. The chorus Is very efficient. Their next
opera is Norma. Tonight the Ravels will give
select entertainment for the Juveniles" who gener
ally select Saturday to see the sights. Mons. De-
chaumeau, a laughable ballet pantomlme, in which
Gabriel figures conspicuously, and the pantomime
| of enchantment, $50 mis- fortunes Of Fortuuatus"
This is capital performance, and exhibits Gabrle
| to great advantage.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-We cannot in justice to our
feelings do less than to call attention to the extraor
binary attractive bill offered tonight, for the benefit
of that prince Of comedians and good fellows, Mr.
Burton A splendid comedy-a sterling farce--a
negro extravaganza-sundry dances and songs, and
the performances of Miss Rowell, forming bill
worthy of the occasion. MIR. Burton leaves for the
south to morrow
The AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS
The 9th Anniversary Of this Beard was held at Ro-
chester, on Tuesday last.
Among the distinguished persons present, were Dr.
Cox of Brooklyn Dr. Skinner, of New York, Drs. Arm
strong Green and Anderson Secretaries to the Board Dr.
Edwards, of Andover, Chancellor Walworth, Hon Thee
Frelin ghuysen, OF N j. Rev. Mr. Pomeroy, Maine, Dr.
Dr. HAYES Of Hartford DR. Blodget of Boston, Dr. Adams
Syracuse, Prof. Goodrich, New Haven DR.. Scudder Ma
dra. Mission Rev Mr. aorang%H Gsylsn Rsy Mr. Mr.
Cutler Me De- Akin, Cleveland, and DR.. Wisner Of
Ithaca The Hon. Theodore Frhlinghuysen, President OF
| the Board was in the chair.
The following a synopsis of the Treasurers Report
We give the totals for each mission which include all the
expenditures shape Of remttanees drafts and expenses
of voyages Mission to South Africa 81 600 Ga West
Africa, $40 81 Greece, $685. 80 Turkey 2o237 SO
Syria l7,l02 81 HISTORIANS OF Persia 10 72a 90 do Of
the Mountains, 7l2l 09 Bombay, 4672 on Almedmug.
ger s27l Of; Madras 1862 OF Msdura 90 s9i 25 Cey-
lon 254s7 SIAM st2s es China, o2oe So; Singapore,
Cherokees, $40 3d. Choctaws, e27 6o Pawnees, 7es
Is Oregon, sO43 SO Sioux, 1853 80 Ojbwos 2ose 49,
Missions generally sl7 80 Agencies, 1873 So do. in
New York 1877 IS Miscellaneous expenses including
publications, salaries, &c, &c, I'll sl o.
m5- AMERICAN MysEUM.--The grand entertain.
ment at the American Museum this afternoon will draw
in great crowds OF visitors. The serenaders very
popular and the dioramas, Mr. Brewer, Miss Adsr Cc.
lese Sc &c. received with the most ap
pause. The Feeje Mermaid is great wonder, and re-
ceves great numbers ofvistcrs This the last day of
the serenaders and what rush there will be TO hear
| them for the last time.
LAST DAY AND BENEFIT OF THE GIANT
Girl, at Peales New York Museum, when this
markabe contrast heard of in the annals OF ancient
or modern times will be presented consisting of child
only year old who weighs but four pounds the Giant
Girl weighing I05 pounds. This surpasses everything
the imagination is capable of conceivng. The idea OF
one human being weighing one hundred times as much
as another almost exceeds belief such however is the
case, as hundreds to-day will witness. There will be
three performances during the day and evening,
mencing at ii o'clock, to be repeated at and g. The
Fudge Mermaid and six performers all for shilling.
90 BowERY AMPHITHEATRE.-Th signal sue
cess which has attended the ingenious and diversified
enacted here has been fully acknowledged
by the community. Mr. Garfield i'll make his third APP
pearapce This evening is for his benefit. The athletic
leafs OF this American sampson, by far transcend any
and this together with the other details Of the
bill sufcentto insure 10 the, ndeatgabe managers
full recompense Tor their enterprise.
90 THE ANGLO AMERICAN, FOR THIS DAY
by c. S. .. ISLANDERS reiuted the Tub standing
its own bottom; being complete vndication by the
mist in his true light s. Two visits to Westminster
Hall, by Mrs, S. c. Hail. A. Black Hugh Campbell, an
Vienna Concluded @. The Beard historically consider
ed The Fall of Murray, the Bride OF Bothwelhaugh,
part J. 8 The storming of Bedsjoz. Q. Mr.. Khol in
Austria 10 Miscellaneous articles. II. Cricket matches
New York vs. Philadelphia-New York VS. Toronto-a
full account Of these interesting matches H. Edo
rails, summary, varieties, SC, &C. Price 50 per year
ia. FUTILE, Agent, Gam st.
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for October Godeys Ladys Book for October, will be
published on Tuesday morning. The above magazines,
for October, at the office, No. Astor House.
Agents sending their orders Immediately, have the
books shipped in advance Address
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