The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-08

sion than any other place in the CITY, and its good
agsmsnt wsare glad to learn, meets with fair return
on the part Of the public M1.S saac,ns sights for the
no one will regret hour two passed at this establish
ment, admirably conducted
Bewxay Cncus-The great attraction for the coming
week will be the production Of the and
pantomime which sgnor Felix Carlo and his talented
children three in number will figure as the principal
character IT has been gotten regardless of pains or
expense the part Of the management. and from what
we hear of il, must have run Of weeks to come The
Equestrian troupe has received several important add
tons among which Mr. j. Nixon and his pupils Mrs
Gardner &c. Another week Of crowded hons es of
course. .r.
RAYMOND AND WARIse's MErAeERIE.-This collection
ofving anmas will remain but short time longer in
our city, previous to its departure for Philadelphia and
and we recommend TO those who have not yet visited it,
no longer to defer To children schools and in fact
10 al 10 whom natural history should be study il will
be not only interesting but useful to the specimens Of
sne brute creation not on paper or in books but the
hand Of the God OF nature has made them
Madame Augusta took benefit at the Howard Athe.
neum. Boston. Friday evening The operate haliet
OF the Bay adere," and Nathalie - in which the bene
hciary and NJ Tile Demier have been so successful
offered on the occasion.
The comic entertainments Of Mr. winchell are very po-
Pular with all classes in the Western cities He has
has an entire new budget which understand he will
open with soon in this city.
Mr.; Murdoch has been playing an engagement at Gin.
Ais talent and performances. -"
Mile Blangy's debut in Philadelphia took place on
Thursday evening last hThe Chronicle says, the New
mer nsa On oe to Seh her
this city and the glorious reception she met with must
Sssn anG g
sembled to greet her, we have seldom SEEM If ever.
city Intelligence. &
FnE-About o'clock last evening fire broke out at
No. lis Wall street in the grocery store belonging to
wheelwright and Robinson. The entire premises were
nearly desroyed and owing to the active exertioss
hose company No 10, fire company No o. and several
could not acCu ateiy ascertain, the fire was got under
without communicating to the adjoining premises The
fire originated in consequence Of the bursting Of cam
phine lamp The many fires that have latterly taken
10 the bursting of these dangerous lamps should make
the owners cautious how they use them
IRE broke out at 1872 Norfolk street. yesterday
ing and promptly extinguished No damage pre-.
misses. - , -
ANorHER.-The fire last evening at 7 o'clock, was at
lS7 Read street, occupied as boarding and lodging
house 1t was supposed to be the work Of ncendary,
as 1t was found set hre in six different places The
was nearly put out BY Engine COMPANY No. i. before
the others arrived
AccIprNr-A man was found in state Of insensbility
in Hudson street. yesterday, and was taken to the
The WHARvEs-The timber work is very much cut
up in the vicinity Of Of the wharves piers and slips
and need the attention Of the City Inspector.
AWNING Posrs-The awning posts ought to be remov.
ed from the side walks in the various parts of the city
They are decided nuisance.
ASSISTANT ALpERMEN--The Board Of Assistants will
hold special meeting tomorrow evening The report
in relation to contracting for convict labor will be taken
up, and 1t is supposed will be concurred in
CoRoNERs OFFICE, Nov. death from Iniemperance
Tho Coroner held inquest yesterday, at the Third
district prison. Essex Market the body of Eliza Sher
den alias Cochran born in Ireland IS years Of age who
camc to her death by congestion of the brain and eson
oil serum into its ventrcles and by ntemperance and
q portion Of camphoratcd substance taken into her
stomach Verdict accordingly.
Found Droscned.-Also the Coroner held an inquest
at the foot of seth street, the body of unknown
man, who was discovered floating in the river foot
| OF the above street. Verdict found drowned.