The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22

Theatricals.
Observation-Disclosures the inclemency Of the wsa-
Their last evening the desire witness the splendid pa
gsaut at the Park could not be entirely restrained The
house was therefore, very respectfully filed, quite
numbhr Of ladies being in attendance. Richard lIl'
will be repeated for three nights when it will be
withdrawn to make room for other novelties.
BowERr THrATRE-The magnificent nautical drama
Of the Wizard Of the Wave" drawing crowds at the
Bowery. This drama will have most unexamped run
in this city. Ncontans very wonderful stage ef
ect and that almost convey you out Of the
theatre into the reality The quarter deck ofa schooner
Is represented and ball given ON it, This il
peuor to any thing of the kind we attempted
But would be impossible to enter into full descrip
tion The lovers Of the drama will of ito
night it played again. preceded by the farce Of the
"Dead Shot"
THE HARMoNEoSs.-These charming singers are still
lighted with Them and we trust our music loving ct-
will not neglect to give them CALL during the
few remaining nights they are here.
MoNs FRAscEsco ORsINI.-Ths gentleman, said to be
the great necromancer of Europe, has arrived in this
country and intends giving series Of his highly attrac
With the famed Orsn all other magcians sink into com
mon copjurers. Abrilant career awaits him.
OHAronro OF JrrHrHA,-The oratorio was postponed
last evening account of the Storm 1t will be per-
formed next week.
The seeuns are in Boston, at the Howard Athensum
Templeton is in Richmond Va, giving concerts.
Julia TurnbuIl the danseuse has closed her engage
ment at Charleston.
Mr.. Murdoch is in Philadelphia.
Miss Dean, young actress in Cincinnati, is becoming
highly popular
The Swiss BsllRingsrs are giving concerts in Mont.
city Intelligence.
SNow SroRM.-Ah /! this looks like winter The snow
down all day yesterday; and, unlike the other
down, il stayed there And it wasn't any of your
mon pn-feather snow; but came down in flakes almost
making noise like postos: knocking sssinst the pot
lid. Everybody seemed perfectly TO- understand that
made slsghing; and all sorts Of vehicles ON run
ners, from Kpp & Browns Broadway stages, down to
little cutter about the size Of soup tureen, dash
ing along the streets. Many of the Broadway stages
some with six and saw with eight horses. The
snow commenced falling about two o'clock on Wednes
asy Ssd SS hs sns
fine. The snow, at ten O'Clock last night, must have
fallen about ten inches on level and in the streets and
Mono ofthe mails due arrived the probably, be-
ing much drfted that was impossible for the cars to
proceed. We shall have some sleighing now and the
for time Of the stable keepers has at last
arrived.
REMEMBER THE PooR.-At this Indictment Of the
year there be considerable real suffering among
he poor which is not caused directly by their
doence mprovidence. Such cases deserve attention
and asssance and although there are many charitable
societies they in many unwieldy bodies and
accomplish much sometimes as private CHAIR
ties. Now is the time for you who live in palaces,
cd IL purple and fine linen and daily dine upon the
choicest yiands to remember the famishipg poor who
as they can gather from the .quad rags which hardly
hide their nakedness Who do not admire the charac
ter Of one Of those angels Of who delight seek
and do likewise"
Moss. HuBEa-This distinguished violoncellist, in
consequence Of i'll health, has been sojourning with his
friends in Buffalo for some time past We understand
that he is about establishing himself in this city, howe
for the manufacture on an extensive SCALE Of pa
Of Paris. Mons Huber being composer and performer
Of great ennencs and having thorough knowledge
the =, @ys %
the manufacture of pianos in this country.
THE DEAD HoUsE.-A few days ago, a gentleman of
this city missed relative who did not return homo
usual Surprising he had gone to friends house, as
he had occasionally been in the habit of doing, he took
notice at first Of his absence but afterwards, the
appearance in the Herald of the account Of sudden
DEATH with description resembling that Of his missing
relative, mentioning also that the body had been con.
sstssr 70 il wa. that Of hi. relative but on
arriving at the place in the Park he was nearly the
whole day before he could get admission or find any
who could give any information The persons in
charge of the place it was said usual carous
ing in the neishborng tipping shops, as the drunken
evening, fully evidenced From morning till evening
he was kept in state Of cruel suspense, waiting and
open the doors, and in state q mind that cannot be
conceived At length being admitted to the body,
il was that Of hi: own brother What happened to him
Instances This neglect and bad management il, to
the least, shameful In large city like ours, such
the rensns who are suddenly called out Of this world
by death and various accidents, and it should always be
NAV not be e in the streets exposed and that relatives
may not seek in vain their missing friends. The ne-
cheney of this place results from wul neglect to which
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city authorities
MoRE Cow-HlpINo-There was another case Of cow
hiding down town. yesterday at the corner of Hanover
along the street. and seized little by the collar
and drawings cow.hide from his pocket, commenced
bsaborng the little most Justify The latter did
not seem to show fight, but took it quite cooy They
were separated by gentleman, who stepped in between
them The large man then Pocksted his hide; and ran
out Cow-hiding is getting quite common in this good
city.
AccipEsT.-A young named Francis Cunning.
over the roof fell through the skyfght. which was
covered with snow. He fell down two stories of the
house. aud cut his face and head pretty severely He
was taken to the City Hospital.
SLr,aH BgLL-Ws noticed quite number Of sleighs
any bells This Is very dangerous, and hope that
the law requiring all sleghs to have bells will be rigid
ly enforced.
sror THAT HoRsE-A carmans horse raised the old
Harry among boxes and things in Wall street yester
day He took notion to display his gymnastc talents,
and started from the head Of Wall street. down
the wharf, turned about andlcame back again. kicking
up the boxes on the sidewalk when he got through
this, he stopped Of his own accord.
Police Intelligence.
JAN. 2l-,.a TIL Thief Causht-Augustus Furman,
darkey with head like black bull, caught last
night in the act Of robbng the till of Frederick Scaer
No al Anthony street. Ofacer Buckley grabbed him by
the wool and treted him on to the Station House. He
brought up in the morning before Justice Drnker,
when he acknowledged he had only been of the Island