The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23


PARK THEArRr-shakspeare's most beautiful crea-
uon Romeo and Juliet" will be presented at the Park
this evening Miss Charlotte Barnes makes her deBuf
as the delicate and refined but yet mpulsve heroine
We remember Miss Barnes as promising young &C.
tress I'VE years ago-she has just returned we learn
from Europe, where she has played brilliant
highly successful engagement and very much i'm
ed by MIR. vandenhof Mercutio This gentleman we
have admired graceful and accomplished actor
Park. Mr. Sands and his two interesting children-one
OF them but fve and the other but eight Of age
their Wonderful Ths Sssn9
of muscle exhibited by the father, il only rvaled by
the extraordinary lests Of dextey performed by the
little folk have lately We doubt not crowd
ed fashionable and intellectual audience will grace the
boxes OF the theatre this evening.
BowERY THEATRE.-A new grand equestrian drama,
entitled Arasspha. the last OF the Delawares" will
be performed for the first time this evening. is said
be the production of the eminent dramast, Bannster,
and we doubt not will prove very successful Indeed
we learn that it abounds with highly wrought scenes
effective Situations and the beautiful language
with al which scenic %
and feel certain viii do it Justice He is one of the
most versatile and decidedly the best as well as most
Jones brings her splendid talents to aid il the denes-
ton Of the character of the heroine and the whole piece
station" viii also be enacted With such bill Of at
fractions, the Bowsry must be crowded to overhowng
HowEs' CIRcUs AT PALMo's.-This elegant and popular
place of amusement thronged nightly by most
spectacle citizens. magnificent bill Is presented for
this evening, consisting Of grand ens> by the troupe
IN superb act entitled the Court and Camp of Queen
Elzabeth"-feats Of skill-posturing, balancing and
horsemsnship The graceful and brilliant Madame Ma
carte will also perform her most wonderful act Of
Workmanship and delinsate variety of characters in
Quoted the plan Of the celebrated Franconis in Paris
and everything n calculated to excite the admiration Of
duced, and the management now resping golden
harvest
City Intelligence.
FALLiro OF RooF.-Tbe roof Of the old frame build
below Broadway: fell in ysssrdsy about Ii oeiosi,
from the accumulation of snow upon il. Fortunately,
u gable end Of h
ing building cracked, from the loss Of support The
wallis unsafe and Of
them torn down. which was accordingly down.
PErE. FUNK ovrwrrEp-A An uptown chap, who proba-
to the
one Of the Peter Funk establishments in Broadway
Of twenty-five dollars After discovering the trick he
informed q company Of the young gentlemen, usually
t d, pEngins who proceeded
which they carried with them salt sack in which
they threatened to bag poor Peter he did not restore
fab, he disgorged.
MAD.ME os!o;-A splendid silver trumpet has been
No a. Of which company she has been duly elected
honorary member. The trumpet was used by Madame
Otto at the hremen concert in Of her best songs
EscULAsIAN SoeIErY.-This society, composed Of
students OF the University Medical College, 10 gradually
growing into notice Already il numbers honorary
profession The debates and proceedings admirably
conducted Al the last meeting very appropriate essay
evening, the President Of the society will deliver pub
c farewell address TO- the graduating members in the
RFv On. PIsE.-There was q very large audience at
st. Peters Church last evening" to hear the concluding
lecture OF this talented and learned clergyman rho
lecture was repete with learning and sound reasoning,
and will prove very interesting to readers. We
have taken full notes, and will publish the lecture
TIE Rsv. J. L. sHucxs Drscouasrs-we attended,
witness the discourses OF this gentleman, yester
and while We may be permitted to speak in praise
of language and meth deal srrang in The employ
lively introduced upon this OCCASION yet interpose
our own most certain and positive exception The
the pockets of individuals who there congrsgae
and while he inferred that the salvation mankind
recion Of languages that The souls might be prs.srv
ed by other than this adventous aid Of selfglori6ca-
gent imam, this ecclssas.c individual is supsrioriy
gted or that he would in any way compromit himself
IN. not our purpose We publish facts, and 50 es
THE sLrisHINo YrsrEaDAr.-The clouds have been
Of the several preceding days on Saturday night the
snow fell about an inch in depth, covering the already
thick crust Of snow the ground, and leaving in
well improved too. The numbering omnibuses having
Cleared out left rooptor the cutters and large handsome
Bowery without running the risk Of being BY
them Yesterday was great day for sleighing among
the mechanics who have been debarrsd by their labor
from the pleasure all the week With their sweethsas
and wives they turned out in strong force filing many
Of the streets and the The bells ngled
ry last evening and in fact through the whole night
two days will entirely use il up without much prospect
of any more at present.
body Of q man named walter T. velie, q tin
smith by trade, formerly from Poughkeepsie, was
found suspended by the neck in his shop No 1875 Reade
from which he suspended himself by rope. No cause
be assigned for the suicide, excepting that he had
N, iscausintsd with girl who WAS .ncsns BY him.
AccIDENr-A small boy was run over by sleigh, on
Saturday, in Chatham street, and his leg broken.
-CoRoSERs OryIcr, FEB "a Suicide by Poson.-The
Elizabeth Smith, born in Ireland years Of age residing
with her husband at No 436 Monroe street Il appears
from the testimony of her husband that Elizabeth had
some diniculty with woman who lives in sdjoinng
room and this woman called her $50 she said very i'm
proper Names which she considered quite injurious to
arsenic took dose, and before morning died in great
agony. Verdict accordingly.
Died through latemperoncsAlso on the body Of John
t, caused by intsmperance and died. at No. Is Orange
street Verdict accordingly.
}, Burnt to Dss.AyA child only q year: Of ::ss by
Pe street. to his death by its clothes taking Ere
from the stove while in the temporary absence Of the
mother from the ROOM Verdict accordingly.
Police Intelligence.
FKB. 22.-Sfeains Watch John w. Ray
Thomas Mcsharry 53a Pearl street Il appears this
watch was hanging up in the bed room Of Mr. Sharry,