The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13
SIMON.

New YORK LEGIsLATURE.-lN AssEMBLY.-The
Speaker announced the following as the Standing
Committees of the House,
Ways and Means.--Messrs. Allen, Reddington, Lee,
CanaIs-Messrs. Niles, Bostwick, Murray Flagler.
Judciary-Messrs. Jones, Wheeler. NJ Brown, sopher,
observation-disclosures. Hathaway, Hulburd, Ketcham, EN-.
erson, Richards.
Banks and Insurance Companies-Messrs Leland, Fas
sett, Hoes, W. Hall, vandenburgh.
Committee Tpo Thirds BHs-Messrs. w. Hall, L.
Sherwood, Sopher, Flint, williams
burd, Sanford, NJ. Brown. Holmes, Fitzhugh.
Griepsnces-Messrs. Haight, BUSHNELL A. Brown, West
Privileges and Elections -Messrs Buck, Hunt Ritch.
meyer. Poucher, Wright.
Petition. Of ;alien:IMessrs. L. Sherwood. suydam,
Erection and Dission of Towns and Counties-Messrs
Ketoham Cole, Church SPHINX E. Baldwin J!...u u
Jackson
Internal affairs Of TOWNS and CoMntiss-Messrs. F.
Strong, WALTON, Hutchinson, Palmer, Elseffer
Medical Societies and Coileges-Messrs. Hubbard, Ma
aon, Booth, Cornell, Porter.
I" sSspp n; Of css and Reddins
On the Manufacture Of Sait-Messrs. Mccarthy, West
Rice, Lyon, Van Setback.
Trade and Neutrality-suspicious. Kenyon, Graves, Os
saie PrisonsvMessrs Pentz, CALDWELL Burleson, Mon.
Engrossed Bills-Messrs. stimson, Medbury. Teats,
Brooks. J. C. Brown.
Militia and Public Dysncs-Messrs. Erwin Bentley "A.
Roads and Brdges-Messrs Hubbell, Church, Sheffield
Findley, shumway.
indian .a6airs-Messrs. Babcock. Sphinx, Vary, Demer
Charitable and Religious Neutrality-suspicious. Sanford
Dickinson, French, Martin, Austin.
observation-disclosures. T. Sherwood, Van Duzer, Law.
son, Zoler, McGraw.
Expiring Lao Messrs Niles, Wales, Griffin, R. Smith,
Russell.
Expenses of Executive observation-disclosures. Nicholl,
ed
Expenses of .assembiyMessrs j. B. Smith, J. T. Hall,
Larned, Sours o. Benedict.
Joint Library Committee-Messrs. Daley, Miller, Suy-
DAM Hoes, 4. Benedict
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Among the numerous places
of amusement in this city, none receives such de-
cided marks of public favor as this popular and
beautiful establishment. Performers of more talent
can be found at other theatre, and we are glad
to perceive that the community warmly reciprocate
the untirng efforts of the manager for their grat
cation. Tonight a most superb bill is offered for
the benefit Of that odd and original genius, the
"Great Western" whose imitation of locomotive
at full speed is of the quaintest affairs ever
witnessed. Placide, w. II. Williams, and Miss
Mary Duff, appear in some of their most popular
characters, which announcement alone is sufficient
to draw an overlooking house.
AMrHIrHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIc---Beneft Of Mr.
Myers leader of the Orchestra There to be grand Mu
steal Gala at the Amphtheatre. Bowery this evening, in
which less than four of the most celebrated Musical
Bands in the city to perform Sixty Musicians have
volunteered for the occasion of Mr. Myers benefit head
ed by the popular Brass Band leaders, Willis and Gau
and Messrs Rogers, ,fman and Myers The performers
the circle we'll selected and the beneficiary is
every respect worthy and fully entitled to overflow
ing house, which he is bound to have.
03- Barnum is sweeping all before him, with List Of
beautiful and recherche performances, such as
collected ct any place but the American Museum
The number elegance and spendor OF these attractions
are marvelto those who are unacquainted with the
luxurious tastes Of citizens, whom ceremonous
performanceor every day wonderment can satisfy out
they crowd around Gen Tom Thumb lstcnwh astonish-
ment to the revelations of the mysterious opsey Gr
and see and hear with delight the brilliant amusemens Of
the saloon The benefit Of Tom Thumb tomorrow bids
fair to prove bumper.