The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20
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suspriss in I'll who behold them Many are dispcssd to
think that he cannot have attained much proficiency
in tho black art" without the assistance Of other than
human Be this as il may his fess added to the
other attractions Of the Alhamrs make this Little resort
\ one Of the most inviting in the city.
BowxKY AMrHIrHEArHr.-Notwiths outstanding the wet
ness Of the evening, the Amphitheatre was well filled
last night by crowds of the admirers of that astonishing
performer, signcr Carlo, whose extraordinary feats
since his have for him golden opinions
degrees OF high superiority and skill in his line show
him to possess powers and abilities that have scarcely
moulded out Of SO much India rubber Mr.
are truly astonishing Hts terrific feat Of dancing ar
dango beer barrel from ring to ceiling drew forth
was also performed with Infinite ability BY the large
! group Of equestrian performers beloDgieg to the
company Tonight there will be rich treat here
feas-Csrlo Kemp Master w. Nixon the juvenile eques
tIisn. will appear as will be seen By advertise ment
cannot fail 10 attract a full and crowded house
RAvmoyD AND wARrso's MrsAorRIE.-The extraor
binary patronage which this has received
since has TO this city, is the best proof of
lue. 1t is resored to daily by thousands who consider
visit valuable than reading the productions
of naturalists biologists no matter howswel
they may be acquainted with the subject Here the
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at his leisure and contemplate him in all his movements
| ALExAsDER-There are two Magicians now in this
city bearing the name of Alexander One Herr Alexan
der is performing at the Ahamra with great
cess; the other Mr. Alexander young American,
proceeds Philadelphia to sstonish the people there
We requested to refer to his advertisement in anoth
or column
The Ravel family expected at st. Louis
where they will give few performances.
| Mrs Mowatt with MIR Davenport arrived in Pitts
burgh on the 18th inst. They have engagement at
the theatre there
City Intelligence.
TIE MURDERER TuoMAs.-Today the extreme Pc
nsy of the law will be put in force by the execution Of
that unfortunate colored Chas Thomas the
der Of another colored by the Ford between
the hours Of 10 and o'clock The sheriff visited the cu
pr yesterday, and asked him what time he would like
best to be executed, when he replied that he would
like to die at IL o'clock To this the sheriff replied that
he did think he should be able to be ready by that
time Then" said Thomas, al shall be ready at
any time after that hour )" the sheriff set
half past o'clock for the execution Thomas pow
srS made negro sS year. Of age native Of Ulster CO..
which time he has learned to speak French, Spanish
Portuguese and Italian languages, from visiting the diff
ferent countries For the last three years he been
at work along shore and although living in the vicinity
Of thieves ne was not known to associate with but
has borne hith sro good character He attributes the
whole Of this awful deed to liquor having been drink
ing all Saturday night and Sunday and the latter night
the murder was committed he justly says, while
he was under the influence Of and Supplied by, the Of
ects Of rum Thomas has been cohabiting with young
colored woman of only II years of age for the last
year past 6y when she is now sensiente, and said
the .S sm s
bonds Of holy matrmony about two weeks ego, since
which time he ha. been perfectly resigned % hi. late
procured permit to visit Thomas in his cell, when on
As the WALKING
the cell and after putting few questions to Thomas,
quested him to sit down BY his aide when doing So
he gQ Tn tho % houn haAn tntA
some tosl to cut your way out" At this the negro
to be mistaken pointed the door Of the CELL saying
Leave Immediately for have other matters to think
proceeded to read his Bible asain This story Thomas
relate. with good deal Of pleasure laughing consider
low appears be quite resigned to his fate and willing
to die He says no person can imagine the change he
feels In one remark he made yesterday to question
any sin-I feel like deacon" lie will be attended
the gaows BY the Rev MIR HIATT and the Rev Mr. Evers
two Baptist clergy who have been exceedingly kind
and attentive to the unfortunate his conviction
and sentence Thomas expressed a wish to make a
he will be able TO do from the firm and steady manner he
exhibited yesterday.
The WEArHER.-Ths fair prospects of fine weather
acetious passenger would have it dead and turned to
rain" Yesterday We had heavy rain storm, common.
eng at about o'clock The rain fell heavily towards
night.
FIRE.-The fire at o'clock yesterday evening was at
store, by Messrs. Mitchell & Carrigan The building,
with its contents, was nearly consumed The stock is,
we learn, insured
company will present their captain, Charles Baxter
ESQ., splendid sword this afternoon at ~ o'clock and
atop NJ. the members and invited guests will reas-
semble and partake Of dinner prepared for the occa-
son amid teu de joe Of champagne corks. The cere.
mony OF presentation and the dinner will take place
W.surrcroN Assr uu,v R.,,-Tba 6rst orrr.l ~ II
Of the Washington Assembly No ?, B. o. of Bereans
will take place at the Apollo Saloon Monday even
ing next II promises to be rich affair." and we hope
the friends Of bcnevolence will turn out strong the
! occasion
tempted to drown himself yesterday morning near the
Battery he was taken in custody Of the police Of the
first ward, and was carried to the watch-house.
THE LAMrs-The complaints in relation the lamps in
the first ward, and through most Of the wards
in the city, are loud and frequent. The many
put out, gone out" early II O'Clock at night,
have been felt as great Inconvenience to great incon
venience to the citizens and the police Will nothing be
done on this subject
| ACCIDENTAL man named Nicholas Rogers while
driving double horse wagon in 25.h street. ID
nue., zen in'o sewer ana was dangerously hurt The
Common Council are responsible for the damages in this
case.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Tn our notice Of the Courts in yes
terdays paper read as IL the Superior Court had
journed to the seth inst should read thus he Circuit
Court has adjourned to the sOth inst
| Fuzzy ArrAIR.-A very pretty and interesting
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the police Office yesterday before Justice Drink err her
face bahed in tears when she related her tale of woe
| II appears she a Miss E. of Albany, who some
few months ago visited OF her friends in this city
by whom she became acquainted with q Mr.. 8. c. s.,
which acquaintance ripened into love- which ulti.
matey resulted in her seduction and ruin She returned
back to Albany when after few months finding her Ell
uaon omng too prominent for the friends
she suddenly left her house and returned 10 this
city with determination to destroy herself However
nen surgeon, DR. II, With sSed dete rminaiio into to
either procure an abortion commit suicide The doc.
tor managed the matter very cevcry by bringing this
unfortunate creature before the magistrate when her
complaint was taken respecting the father the egiti.