The New York herald., 1846-03-04
Thaatrlcala.

/ Thsatricals.
PARx TaEArRK.-Ths comedy Of tbs Sheriff Of the
County was presented last evening, and performed
most admirably. The evenings entertainments closed
with the new drama, entitled the 4" Cricket the
Hearth On Monday night the ssguin troupe will make
their debut in the comic opera OF Don Pasquaie
by Donzstt This celebrated opera s said to be one
of the most brilliant compositions OF the great nestrs'
and was performed with extraordinary success for two
seasons the Italian Opera House, London We doubt
not the musical S.e Of the city will crowd the theatre
nightly, and Don Pasquals have a great run. This
evening, George vandenhOf will appear In the comedy
Of "Ths Provoked Husband" Tho "Crickst on the
Hearth will also be performed.
BowsRy THEArRE.-This house was literally crammed
/ full last night Boxes, pit, and gallsry-au were
crowded. The Highland Rover" was substituted for
the Knights Of tho Cros Mr. Scott having been taksu
suddenly Ill. This soulstirring drama was received
with unboundsd applause. and the wonderful peror-
mancss Hector in for their full share Of admra
ton The Demon Statue" was well psrformsd-ths
character of Denny OLofus being fairly sustained by
Mr. James Anderson although 1t was his nrs appear
anos This interesting performance will be repeated to-
night together with Black. Eyed Susan" and Don
juan" forming lengthy and attractive bill
Howss CIscus AT PALMo's-Those Of citizens
who have not yet visited this establishment had better
avail themselves Of the short time will remain in this
city We understand that It will be taken to Baltimore
in q few days, to ful6ll engagement there. Dan
is every probability that it will be good Madame
Mscarts will perform OF her equestrian fsats
the occasion The last afternoon performance will be
this afternoon.
able audience was assembled last evening, Nblo's
at this concert The performances OF Mr. Gilbert, and
his accomplished and talented assistants drew forth
peatsdly tho applause Of the audience. II was rare
musical treat, and will be remembered long time BY
performers msntained the high reputation for which
they celebrated and added fresh aures to their
The ,s na 1 srv s sa
dience with ita humor and noiUste.
LxopoLp DE Mxrra-The lion pianist at the request
Of Iuns q 70 hs sS 4
Gssene of yesterday says .-"DsMsyer has sustained
by his performances on his favore instruments the
high strained expectations which preceded his coming
and the seeming impossbuities he achieves with dsx
that takes away all idea Of there being any
the wonder and excited the appreciation Of the crowds
that have gathered to listen to him finished taste
liancy sat times excessive, he always preserves the
proper tone Of harmony which mparts delight and the
o. ~ M not 10 hide ~.
beauty which the composer had In view In all respects
DeMsysr !. cultivated artist. evidently conscious Of
any respect the true Of music for the purpose of
showing how much better than any body else he can
play; and he deserves his signal success"
new company Of singers, the Barker Family, con.
sistng three brothers and giving concerts
very highly spoken Of By the journals in that region
Police intelligence.
MARCH s-Boid Rebbery-Two Five Point thieves,
called Jim Curran, alias Thomas Murtagh, and Jim
Dixon, arrested by policeman Of the ch
boarding house No as Elm street, about o'clock and
entered three of the upper rooms. occupied BY the
- rol ltrvsnk md noNk Nkodr nm
nsiius sio.t and Mis-: Always, valued in sn Al $50
visit his room and going stairs these thieves be-
came alarmed, and Immediately fed down stairs Mr.
s
denaly left his coat behind him. and this coat be ing
shown to policeman MoManus at the station house he
less half hour this officer pulled in from the
Five Point: these two chaps Who were At once
trunks the above premises Justice Drinker commit
ted them to prison for trial.
lag rounds Of all the gensssl boarding houses and
after remaining few days plumbers the inmates and es
the house Of Mr. J. w Trust, No so McDougal street.
She left last Saturday and robbed the above OF
Dsss ssU and c Th:
under the Of Caroline Bsaton and s about twenty
Ave years Of sgs sndsr make rather s,r Eompsxion
large buste dark satin hat short coat or cloak
and fox muG We are informed that this woman has
lodged at the following houses: Mrs Kane No. Troy
street, corner Of Greenwich Mrs. vyse No. 100 Six
tesnth street. few doors from Eighth avenue likewise
mtted robberies at each Of these places The de-
scripton of this answers well for Abigail Law.
the c,V for where she was caught roDbns
the she boarded in tried and convcted and sent
to tho State prison and in all probability she has been
pardoned out therefore, of the old ocers should
see this woman, they would DO the public service BY
arrsstDs her forthwith for she can be identified without
Bursory-T store Of John Wood tailor, No. ~, Sd
Avenue, was entered on Sunday night, BY mean: OF
false key and robbed Of piece Of cloth and ve't val
Bursory-The exchange Office Of Nr. O. D. sturte.
want No 46 Canal street wa. ourgaIio1sy entered on
4 Flare up vifA Lavyer.-An old captain Of res.
psctabty whom It appears from some little jealousy,
does live with hi, better half VINO, BY the bye.
very lovely creature and what younger than the
in the vicinity Of the Ik and the gsnsrou. captain al
ways foots the bill. ysssrday the gallant captain
uso Ii. wife room and searching for love
letters In . small box. The lady not admiring this
VINO y once cam. 10 her aid the captain ordered this
gal skinner out Of the ROOM he would kick him out
and suing the action to the word spped ms toe 70 ine
down stairs about knots. We informed that
legal proceedings have been taken BY the lawyer for
this summary sjectment to heal his wounded honor.
Robbins a Room -Msis.-Joseph Thompson was arrest
ed, yesterday, by policeman Wiiston, ofths Fourth
I bsonsns 70 wsm No
Is Cherry street. These two men slept IN the same
room together ana while Acksr was ssleep, early yes
terday morning, Thompson robbed his pocket Of the
above sum He arrested at Williamsburgh, and on
coming TO the Police once acknowledged taking the
money but said II was only in Joke. The money
found in the trunk of the prisoner This the Magistrate
thought carrying joke rather too far therefore he
committed him for trial.
Petit Laycenes John Clark arrested last night
suspicion Of stealing mahogany wash stand for which
an owner 10 wanted at the Tomb" John McKew was
arrested for stealing a watch from Edward Waters
Locked up.
Yiolsnt .dssaults.-John Immen, Dutchman, who
keeps a bakery In Prince street, McDougal was ar
rested yesterday, by officer Whikhart, for cowardly
assault on little boy by the Of Theodore Ritter
only nine years Of age II appears this Immen seized
this boy by the hair of the head and actually lifted the