The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-07
Theatrioals.

Theatrioals.
PARx THEArRE.-M1le Augusta appeared again, charm.
ing ever and bsaming with ravishing In
the beautiful ballet Of Gssle" The piece and the
performers to be improved every fresh represen
taton the latter doubt stimulated to exsron by the
unqualified applause they receive and the increasing po
pularity Of the piece There remains now but little
room for Improvement, except be as to the horses
These poor brutes, generally intelligent and ami
mated appear here quite stupid and dull before tho au
dience perhaps 10 owing to mauraise ponte; but for
their heavy tramping and unwiedy motion, they might
be mistaken for wooden horses best for asses
The collection of fairies dancing really beautiful
part the young and pretty arses deserve more praise
and notice than we have time or space to give them II
is really fascinating coup d. a Messrs. Frsdericks
and Parsloe contribute their side not little to give
charm life and briliancy to this ballet Indeed all who
perform in deserve commentator for the skill they
display III their several parts and are glad also that
they meet with from sdmirng and enrapured crowds
The piece to be repeated again tonight with the addi
non OF two interesting petite comedies when Mile
augusta may De seen again In all her fascinauon
BowERY THEATRE.-Last evening, the entertainment
commenced with the play OF "Fazio, or the Italian
Wife, Yin which Mrs. George Jones played the character
OF Blanca Mrs. Jones is actress Of much merit;
chaste and mpasoned in her elocuton and graceful in
her Of gesture. She will be most valuable acqui
ston to the boards Of the Bowery The evening closed
with the nautical drama of the "Wizard Of the Waven
OF the beauties Of which, have already spoken The
same bill is to be repeated tonight
HowEs CIRcus.-Palmos still continues to be filled
with large and fashionable audiences. to witness the
graceful and terrific riding Of Madam Macarte and the
excellent members of the company We hope that no
one who IL at all interested in such matters will allow
the present opportunity to pass without seeing Madam
Macarte This afternoon, at half past two, perform.
ance will be given for the benefit Of the Juveniles when
10 addition to the usual attractions Nj and Mrs Randall
the Scotch giant and gantess will be there dressed in
full highland costume. The usual performances take
place this evening.
HERR w. Bous HERS GRArp CoNcrRr.-This gentle.
man gives his first concert this evening at the Apollo
Saloon, which occasion he viii be assisted by Madame
Adler Mademoiselle Korsinsky, Philip Mayer, Mr.
Timm and Sig Rapetti. Those who attended the Ger.
man Opera will remember Mr. Bouchers ane voice, and
will undoubtedly avail themselves Of this opportunity
hear il again The programme, which will be found in
another column one OF the choicest selections which
has lately been offered to the musical public The great
attraction Of the evening. however is La sentnelen
solos, fashionable and crowded audience will be in
attendance.
DEMPsrER.-This distinguished vocalist has returned
ns e d after very tour through the
at Niblo's Saloon All his most celebrated songs will
Re given on this OCCASION and doubt not the saloon
city Intelligence.
SPRING WEATHER. have certainly had very ex-
traordinary weather for few DAYS past II seems as
old winter had got tired of making any further attempts
at getting up cold weather, and about retiring
IN disgust, and giving place to mild and beautiful
spring. The sun shone as clear and warm as on any
April day Broadway turned out its usual array OF
parading for their usual purposes The mercury
q 30 this
Their continues few days longer the North River must
but fear will not last and that winter with his rude
blasts has not yet quite left us.
JOHN McKEoN, ESQ, DISTRICT ArroRvEY-The mem.
Of the County Court were called together yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of appointing District Aor
ney to supply the vacancy occasoned by the death Of
NJ Peterson ,s Esq Judge Ushoesr who presided
ordered, which resulted as follows -
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John McKeon, Esq. was then duly declared appointed
according to law and will Immediately enter upon the
discharge OF his duties as District Attorney.
CONSTITUTIONAL REFoRMERs-We attended Franklin
Hall last evening" for the purpose of giving detailed
account OF the procee drgs, as they might naturally
nouncement gave out that it was to be the first of
series of meetings to be held Wednesday and Friday
evenings of each week. in order revise their
constitution The meeting was called at past seven
o'clock, and we waited with considerable impa.
tense until five minutes to eight o'clock when the
there were twelve persons present. by accurate enume
ration, including itinerant candy deaer of very
chase when we pursued deliberations. In the alb
sence Of the presiding officer, (sho understood
called upon to fill the chair and Mr. West was in
duo form Appreciated Secretary.
~ committee q
pre-, ous meeting In order present certain resou.
tons for their future guide and government was read
the only one) Of the minority of the same Committee
were given with some very sensible remarks At this
stage OF the proceedings and while engaged in the dis
cussion OF the first resolution, the meeting augment.
ed BY the addition of literary dealer cheap pubca
tons, penny papers, and antqua.ed almanacs; two
and to the hour Of leaving this mighty convoca
ton OF discontinued spirits was swed in number to
about thirty or thirty five, all told
NH pnth Mats bev loe
very dlmcut task before them, In their attempts to
the present order OF society and in sustaining
THAT mans inhumanity to man
Makes countless thousands mourn"
When they effect all this
"May we be there to seen
ANOTHER EARTHaUAxE-The inhabitants of Staten
Island on Wednesday evening, were astonshed by the
sound and motion of an earthquake 1t felt per-
ceptbly.
FIRE.-A fire was discovered, about u O'Clock in a
rear building at No 100 Third avenue between 10th and
10th streets occupied as patent leather factory which
ner OF Sheriff and Delaney streets damage but tri
fling.
BURNT DrsrMcT. The ground that a few months
now almost entirely covered with magnificent new
buildings About two hundred stores have been
commenced receiving and storing and will
De ready to commence operations in the spring; and
few months hence there will be hardly mark By which
to trace the progress Of the destructive element
New BuILpIvGs-The old lead colored block on the
Of Nassau and Liberty Streets opposite the Post
Office Is now in process Of removal and fine new block
Of buildings is to supply its place.
THEM SEArs.-As spring draws Nigh and the spirit of
the fountain begins to leap for gladness would again
call the attention Of the city fathers to the proprety of
having them seats" placed around the Park basin foie
the accommodation Of the citizens.
THE AWNING PosTs AeAIS-We were correct in sta.
ting few days since that the Common Council did ac-
tually decide to have the awning posts Nassau street
removed The why this has not been done iswe
learn, owing to the negligence Incidence of certain
city fuctonary whose duty 10 to notify the Of
property In said street. of the decision OF the Common
Council Whist weak, imbecile city government we
have, that makes laws and does not itself in the
degree to have them carried into effect When