The New York herald., 1846-03-27

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sons Of cowsrds II false. Who fought for our iibsr
ties in the revolution Whobut the American citizcns
win not dstain you to night; hope We
vo,orYss, wen you in the Mayors chair, at the
The procession then moved to the house Of Abraham
B, Rich, to greet him.
Theasricals.
PARK THEArRE-That charming opera, "La Brasseur
de Presonn continues its rich and lively at the
Park to the great delight Of the people Of real tase
who know how to distinguish, and can admire that
which Is admirable Nj. seguin appeared to bet
ter advantage before the public than he does in this
pieces ss to Mrs. Seguin, she IL most interesting, natural
and nairsin her character and sings, most chsrmingly
her several parts Mr. Frazer has acquired for himself
great reputation by the SKILL feeling, and artistical
talent he has exhibited in this opera His ne voice and
execution, combined with his perfect conception Of the
character havs raised him to high emneDce in public
out and show that she has taste and judgment
among her grandiloquent conuoisseurs, by coming
only to sec and hear this rich Of and
harmony once will do, for who has seen II once
can be contented without seeing II again II s worth
gong hundred miles only to hear Seguin and the Tegi
song and chorus. II will be bad il como behind
and other css in the encouragement Of TALENT
and appreciation Of the 6eilissims.
BowERv THEArRE.-1here was q very select and dis
eliminating audience last evening at the Bowery, upon
which occasion produced the gorgeous and effective
spectacle of Marmion," and the highly popular and
operatic drama Of Rob Roy" Mr. Scott was eminent
ly successful the outlaw and Mrs. Jones, AZ Helen
McGegor, than ordinarily spirited in her ad
mirable personation Of that character. Mr. Hadaway
Bailie Nicol Jarvie, really the embodiment Of
the part and the dialect Of his clan with
markable felicity. This evening will be produced
shakspeareI celebrated tragedy Of Richard III, In
which Rockwell and Stones unequaed stud Of horses,
richly caparsonsd will appear The cast embraces the
of hath Mi nhcriu
hundred male and female svtis. Mr. Scott will appear
the Duke Of Glostsr and Mrs. jones' Queen Eliza
senaons yet upon the cspscious stage
Of the Bowsry theatre The effective drama Of The
Of the evening. Large the Bowsry, We yet think
it will be foqnd hardly ccmpstsnt hold even divided
portion OF those who Will present taem:sxss for admi..
the aattsrng testimonials he nightly receives
for his continued and increased exertions The box Of
fce is open from 10 o'clock, A. M, until r. M, whore
seats may be secured.
BowERr AMrHlrHrArRE.-The Bowsry Amphithestrs
again crowded to its utmost capacity last evening.
There to be perfect Juror manifested in all cir
css in regard to the wonderful achievements Of the
" twin" ponies, Damon" and " Pythiss" the lighting
daunted Tom Spring" and Deaf Burke" and the
graceful and accomplishments Of the ncompa.
cular display Of Mcfarland in his still vaultng, IL
tMsni And Of n. most 'Ms5ug
among the established favorites of the The
performances Of last night again to be repeated this
evening To obtain Seats it 10 essentially sssry
be early in application.
Nj. CoLLIsEr's FAREWELL CorcERr.-M Collinet gives
his grand farewell concert at Niblos this evening He
geolet America saw. His style is pure and free
from nannerism, and he certainly produces very
sweetness and tho dslicaoy Of its tones NJ Colnet 10
also composer Of great merit and will perform this
positions The Philharmonic band have been engaged,
and there any musical taste in New York the saloon
will be crowded Thi: is positively the last concert
which this disnSuished artistic can give this and
anticipate seeing the beauty, lovelines and fashion
Of New York assembled.
Mn. MAasLE.-Dan Marble, the prince Of Yankee
ping at the Astor House We hope he may be induced
.o remain few nights and give US more q his adnrs-
ment at the Park was most brilliant one.
"ALsxArDER THE GRRAr."-The management Of the
Park Theatre, learn making great preparations
fcencs, Of the celebrated tragedy of Alexsnder the
Great" The play will be brought out with
ry, splendid costumes and gorgeous decorations,
doubt not, will have great run
Charles r. Thorne, formerly manager of one Of our
most popular theatres, but latterly OF Boston, in
the stage before his departure least his numerous
admirers are anticipating such treat.
Madlle Augusta appeared in Richmond on wednss-
day evening in the beautiful ballet Of Gisells."
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman are playing In the country
towns Of Georgia
City Intelligence.
DEMocaArIc MAyoRALTr Co.vKsr,os At TAxMASr
HALL.-We yesterday briefly allu ded to q grand flare
up that took place amongst the dsmoc racy Tammany
Hail. "wednesday night According TO tho best intor-
nation could obtain, the Of the appeared
to be between aporton Of the Young Democracy" and
the Old Hunksrs in consequence Of the delegates ap-
pointed to select candidate for Aims House Comms-
sioner rejecting the returns from the Sixth Ward.
The delegates to the Mayoraty Convention. last even
ing had disposed Of the frst secoud third and fourth
wards BY recsving their delegsts: In the nnh ward
new election was ordered to take place this day.
At late hour last evening, no candidate had bssn
sgreed upon for Mayor and in the present aspect Of
affairs il ID somewhat dcult to determine who will b
the successul candidate. The outdoor impresson seems
to be- however, that the present efficient Chiet Magis
traie Of this city will be adopted by the
Of the democracy, and that he will accept
AIMS HousE AND HosPurAL AccoMMop Al ArfoNs.-We
understand that the Aims House department IL not
closed has been under the regulations Of the pre-
sent Commissionsr,) until from to O'Clock, p. M.
Under the old regime the once hours from nine A.
NJ to Eve NJ, after which time general applications
for relief were deferred until the following dao The
ONCE opens regularly at eight o'clock, A. M and
in instance 10 closed until eignt NJ In regard to
the young from Southern indiana" we learn that
he told to apply to the City Dpensary for Physi
clans certificate Qhe statute making this duty mpera
tve) upon procuring which. he would have been unhs
statingly admitted into the hospital
A NumArcr: r:-As We were walking down Broadway