The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-15
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P.ax TnsArRs The Dsnssusss pYsnnssss appeared
Last evening again. largest houses ofhs
son; indeed, cannot say when larger house
Not only every seat occupied but appeared as
every available standing place was taken up. From
other the appearance Of the little dancers
was delayed for time after the hour appointed in
deal but the moment the curtain rose and the
osni:ns we're Su:S:d r.. snoh.nsins se.Sssos then
and delight which anon subsid.d into nosss: but vshs
mont admission which continued till the last step Of the
pesrsnce Of the dansuesss the orchestra performed
overture, styled LIE Lac des Fees" which although
bearing very foreign name might be appropriately
too of the choicest kind prsdomnated in It. At all
events, it was beautiful composition and appeared to
that of last evening 10 published for to night when
we suppose there win be another large house.
BowsRr THrArRE-Mr. Murdoch made his first sp.
pesrsnce at this theatre last evening the character of
Hamlet, before full and crowded house His persona.
ton Of the part fully squaled the high reputation which
his acknowledged capabilities have won for him and
his fame having already been well established could
not fail insure him warm and cordial reception at
Old Bowery. There il much about the acting of Mr..
Murdoch that would remind good deal of that of
mir Booth and IN IL: part Of Hamlet he displayed much
b vscSs :: Foloniu:. CLARK a: Horsio, and Pp By
very powerful cast Mr.. Murdoch makes his Sc
cond appearance this evening, as Claude Mel.
notts, and Mrs Coleman Pope will perform the
part Of Pauline. Such attractive bill, combining
talents of such high order, with the powerful
cast presented In the bills of the day. must draw bum
Per TIL: popular theatre and the patrons Of the
management Of the entsprsing and worthy proprietor,
Mr. Jackson BY hocknx forward to witness the perform
ance each evening during the engagement OF these dis
nDgushed stars who are now engaged at this excel
lent theatre.
GaEENwIcH THEArRE.-Rice, Mr. T. d. Rice, Jim
Grow Rice the Rice of all Rces makes his first appear
at the Greenwich this evening" and If he does
amaze the inhabitants will acknowledge the corn
He will take his avorite part of Jumbo Jum" in the
burlea of that name and in which his niger revolu
lions have been successfully triumphant than those
in Hayt. The farce of the Virginia Mummy" will also
be presented, Mr. Rice personifying Ginger Blue the
chief component OF his mummy ships Preservation The
musical burlea Of the 1.-TWO Gregorss' and the farce
Of the "Artful Dodgsr" will be performed addition.
Stunning the principal characters. Mr. Yates will give
couple of his popular Dances and VT QuFyls will sing
full OF novelty variety never drag and the low price
Of admission places an evenings amusement within the
reach Of ell.
ALHAMBRA-Herr Alexander still continues to draw
good audiences at this pleasant and wellconducted
saloon. This evening he will exhibit number of his
most wonderful tricks, amongst which are feats by
sleght Of hand optical illusions experiments natural
philosophy, chemistry and magic. His happy Of
performing Them and the incomprehensbls deusons he
exces equal evidences of his skill in the branch in
great variety Of songs and instrumental music perform
cd by artists Of wellknown popularity. Mr.. George
Loder is the director OF this portion Of the entertain
ment.
BowEar AMrHIrHEArxr.-Mr Gossn's benefit was a
bumper house last evening and the performance passed
of with the usual ability Of the company. Gosain,
Kemp. and Gardner possess lin themselves versatility
Of talent combining broad ccsnic humor. genuine wit
and rich drolley that nightly convulse the house with
laughter Mr.. Kemps benefit Is fixed for this evening"
Mr. Kemp, perhaps more than most others in his line
mrers that it is only necessary to mention the fact to
insure him real bumper" The attractive bill Of the
evening, coupled with the strong claims of Mr. Kemp
will bring tog ether this occasion full and wded
house Of his numerous patrons
Common Council.
BOARD OF AssI,rAsr ALDERMrS-Neil Gray, Esq
President, in the chair
New Alarm Bell Jor the City Hsll-The joint com.
Of purchasing new nre alarm bell for the City Hall
Adopted.
E1pulsion Of Fremen-Report in favor of expelling
number of fremen. Adopted.
Grade of 4oth Sreethepot in favor of restoring the
original grade Of 4oh street, between the 4h and sixth
Tarstien, bonding Of Passengers, &e.-Ths special
ported in favor Of applying to the Lsrslaturo for an
alteration in the laws respecting the bonding Of alien
passengers mode Of collecting Wharfage tax and also
be empowered to levy a personal tax Ordered to be
laid the table, and three lines the usual number of
copies Of the document to be printed.
appointment Of 4ssstant Justice Resolution in favor
of appointing John Haskin assistant tice in the
place OF Thomas .. Henry resigned. Adopted.
Employment Of Convicf characterization in favor Of
calling upon the commissioner Of the Aims House to
nsh 10 the special committee to whom was referred the
subject OF contracting convict labor all the information
that he may possess in relation thereto. Adopted
FinGnces Of the Fire Department Report Of the Chief
Engineer in relation to the funds Of the Fire Department
Accepted
Future .appointmentsTh opinion of the counsel to
the corporation, setting forth that the Common Council
have power TO make any appointments of Police Ma
gistrates Assistant Justices Clerks for the Police or
Ward Courts, was then read and ordered on 6le
Trentysecond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in favor of causing
22d street. between 9th and 10th avenues DO lighted
with gas. Adopted
Rubbish the LIST Ward-Hesolution in favor of EN-.
towering tho Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen OF the
LIST ward to select suitable place for the ashes and rub
bish collected In the same. Adopted.
Vagrants- in favor of appointing special
committee to examine the legality OF the commitments
Of those who have been sent to the pententary
grants and in where persons been thher
account of being found stste of inoxication and
able and willing to support themselves and their fam
lilies, 10 procure their immediate discharge from their
imprisonment. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
Board OF Supervisors.
The May or presiding.