The New York herald., 1846-03-06

bark Curtis, from Malaga, that Capt. John Tybrlng,
an old and esteemed seaman of this city, died on
the 10th February, on board the Curtis, OF which
vessel he was master.
Theatricals.
Park xTHEATRE.-The fine old comedy Of Speed the
Plough" performed last evening, and in most ad-
Barry, Bass, Andrews and Dyott and Mesdsmes Bland
and Abbott, who sustained the principal characters
This evening rare Ben Jonsons" celebrated comedy,
entitled Every Man in His Humor," will be peri rmed
for the first time in thirtyfve years This is indeed
rich treat and the management of the Park deserve
thanks Of the playgong public for reviviDg the most
brilliant composition Of of the bold and vigorous
Of thinkers who shed lustre and glory upon the gol
den age Of good Queen Bess Mr.. vandenhof this
occasion makes his debut Ktely and the whole piece
is cast in such manner to its success. w,
hope to q crowded, intellectual and fashionable
audience in attendance
BowERY THEATRE.-The thrilling and popular dra ma
Of "Damon and Pyhias," with other great attractions
played last night to crowded house at the Bow
cry. The enterprisng Mr.. jackson for this
and tomorrow evenings, "Nick Of the Woods, lin
which Mr. j. R. Scott will appear in various characters)
"Tom Cringe" and Don Juan" ,"-all three scellent
dramas Mr. Jackson deserves great praise for his inde
agabe exertons to sustain the we'll earned aurels Of
the Bowery
HowEs' CiRcus. This house was crowded 10 suffoca'
ton last evening, occasion Of Dan Rices benefit
It seemed if his friends determined to give him
bumper and rallied all their forces for the purpose
The enterprising manager Of this circus the
establishment Immediately to Baltimore-having en-
gagged the Front street theatre in thst city, for
We hope that he will receive the encouragement and
patronage he deserves.
WEIGH & DELEvANs national Cmcus.-This es-
tablshment conducted by liberal and energetic
cement, in the best manner; is crowded nightly. We
learn by the most fashionable audiences who assemble
to witness the classic eats performed by Of the
talented equestrian troupes IN this country Tho Pha-
dephia will shortly termnate-the company 60
ing to Baltimore and Washington to fulfil their
ments.
The SEGuIs TRourE.-Mr. and Mrs Seguin Mr. Fra
and UT + Meyerate first 6osso Of the German Ope
ra, will commence an engagement at the Park Theatre,
on Monday evening next when the new comic opera by
DJnzstti entitled Don Pasquale," will be prodused
who is certainly the best bo singer this country ever
saw intends giving grand concert in the city shortly
He will no doubt be assisted by all the prominent
fssfes.
FEDERAL STREET THEATRE, BosroN.-We learn that
everything is in state Of active preparation for the
opening of this theatre early in autumn. One Of the
Boston papers, NEARLY the whole of the present
interior is to be remodelled and rebuilt with new boxes
and pit each Of which to hsve easy and agreeable
nient ais les for them The seats Of both boxes
and pit to be covered with crimson damask The in
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and all the prominent portions to be richly gilded
MONSIEUR GrBERr's concert on Tuesday evening last
rich treat to the lovers Of good music Seldom
have we see more fashionable and select audience,
audience must certainly have been very gratifying to
Monsieur Gilbert and no doubt. abundantly paid him
men From the deafening applause his songs elected
from the audience, we should judge his selection oi
song. very judicious and well timed During tho shsr
time Monsieur Gilbert has been among u.s. he has made
many warm friends and his celebrity as teacher OF vo
cal music, together with his high character gentle
families in our city OF those who assisted at the con-
cert we have nothing to say The names Of Madame La
sare, Miss Northal Mons Fontana, Mr. Loder and Timm
speak for themselves. But to Mons. Gilbert, we would
say not proper for him TO conceal his light in bush
Ell, and therefore we cry "encore, encore"
Police Intelligence.
March 5.-Steaiiae Ciothing.-Henry Wilson was ar.
rested Yesterday for stealing females clothing valued at
81 belonging to Winnifrsd Kelly, No. SO Canal street.
Locked up by Justice Roome.
Seizure Of Observation-Disclosures Rooms and Hotch-
kiss, Of the 10th ward, seized cargo of gunpowder
ty Of canister POWDER but not taken to the maga
zns IS was stated On the police returns Th: vessel
Of 10th street, North River.
Ro66ey-The promises Of Mr.. Joseph C. Hart. No. -
Frankfort street. was robbed, on Tuesday night Of the
following articles lone silver plated cake basket
silver table spoon marked H. two do tea spoons and
silver butter knife. No arrest.
Escaped Conrief f.7,rssfsd-Benjamin Harding was ar
rested last night he having escaped from the pente nta
ry. Sent back to his old quarters.
Stealing Csfon-David Jenkins arrested last night
by policeman Of the First ward caught in the act
stealing cotton from the bales ing pier No North
River, belonging to Mr. John Korb, No 3aI Stone street
Committed for trial, by Justice DTnker.
! Stealing a Shepi-Catherins Mowers was arrested
yesterday for steal shawl valued at 81 belonging to
Ann Stokes, No IL Thomas street The shawl found
pawDed at Goodmans pawn shop 81 Centre street. Com
mtted by Justice Drinker
Stealing Coaf-Francis Hagerman arrestsd by
policeman Elliott, Of the Second ward, for stealing
overcoat from the United States Hotel belonging to
Richardson. Locked up.
Pio!ent .7ssauit-Hugh Masterton. jr, was arrested
yesterday for violent assault and battery Mr. Daniel
H. Suydam, whose residence is the Union Race
Course, on the Jamaica Turnpike, Long Island. II ap
pears that Mr.. suydam was driving his sleigh the
Bloomingdale Roed, Wedne sday, and was attacks
by this ruian Masteron, without any provocaton; was
the head most severely by the butt end Of whip which
left him in gore Of blood and almost in a senseess con
dition Justice Osborne held the prisoner bail in the
sum Of $500, for trial at the Court of Sessions.
-dnempfsd Raps-A black fellow, by tho name Of AL
bert Lewis was arrested yesterday charged with at
tempting to commit rape the person Of li,tl white
GIRL bJ the pane oil Eliza Higgins only years Of age
i Committed by Justice Dnker,
DRUNK and disorderfy.-The notorious pannel THE
Mol Hodges was arrested yesterday, by some police
OF the 5th ward for being drank and dsordcrly
Anthony s throwing clam shells and breaking the win
dows,kc Her man. Jack McCully was likewise brought
in for attempting to rescue his woman also committing
assault three Of tho policemen Tor which assault
in default Of which he committed to prison
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