The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

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Theatrical ana Musical.
D0wERr THEArRs-There was a very good atten.
at this theatre last night 1t seemingly matters
Vte what may be the state Of the weather-ha rain or
shine, this theatre always presents splendid array Of
all the lovely little damsels and their beaux, who be.
long 20 the extensive neghborhood by which 1t is
rounded The AIMED drama Of "Putnsm,n was we'll sus-
Iansa as also the comedy Of Kiss in the
N which Burke as usual displayed much comic
tno sntertainments. and was well received. This
n.ng is set apart for the benefit Of Mr.. Stevens the
stage arrangements properties and scenic effect
der his guidance and that the 60 geous and
duoed this theatre are under his control there can
be no doubt but that the patrons OF the theatre will
this evening testify by their presence their esteem
grand drama called the "spy Of st. Mark, which has
been dramatixsd and put on the stage by Mr. Ste
In which Miss Turnbul and Mr. Smith will appear;
and the amusements will conclude with the national
bench Of this spacious and beautiful theatre we don't
know what WILL as 1t Is evidently attractive in every
bumper.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Last evening the performances
commenced with the musical play Of "Rob Roy" in
which Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. HERBERT Messrs HELD Bran
don Taylor, and Herbert, appeared principals and
though last not least HELD r who sustained the part
o. Dougal very ereditably. The "Tableaux vivantsn
next followed, and as usual received with cheers
terous Intruder the respective characters of which
were well sustained This evening" the heoroic officers
Of the New York volunteers who have distinpuished
themselves the plains of Mexico will honor the thea
tire with their presence This amusemonts will con-
menoe with the admired comedy of the ''Honey Noonn
the cnaracter OF Duke Aranza by HELD and that of
Juisna by Mrs Mclean The g Model Artists' viii
next follow and will bs succeeded the singing an ode
for the occasion. The entertsinmsnts viii copciuds
with drama entitled "The Roll Of the Drum No
doubt tnis theatre will be we'll filed tonight much
10 see the heroes OF Mexico the pieces offered for
their amusement.
PxLMos OPERA HousE-Madsme Augustus perform.
ances at this Theatre to be very attractive We
that the this evening has oeen chang
ed and the beautiful ballet of "isee or the Wies il
be the principal character being taken by
artist In the ballet f"Gsce % her admirable STYLE and
s1eful movements lhsve never been equaed by any
correct and elegant and In her line since Fanny
has been 20 popular city, and through the
United States. The evenings performance win begin
with the favorite vaudeville Of Nabob for an Hour
and will be ended by Simpson 4 Co - no novelty bv
any MEANS but an odd farce performed by Messs Dyo
Chapman and Mesdaues Vernon, Abbott, knight and
Dyott The bill is very good indeed, and will prove
cry effective to the mansgeress Of Palmos Theatre.
CIRCUS, BowERY AMpHIrHEArRE-The double tyoupe
OF equestrans performing here take we'll Sands Lent
Co are great In the equestrian business and the
liability is that the este bahment Of their most
complete and extensive of its kind in the country-they
have travelled all tina Union and everywhere have
been visited by crowds Truly would scarcely credit
that the instinct Of animals could be brought out 60 ad
mifaby as is that Of the ponies dancing horses SO
tached to this company-they beat great number Of
two legged actors In the correctness of their perform
ances Those little rogues the fighting ponies 90 one
another with all the science Of Ceunt or Crib and 90
for the twins their walzing tricks aud exercises are
truly surprising Thefeats Of the equestrans gymnss
fists, clowns 30 are all in the best .tye ana taste
n all ora and Wit ha
grand entree Of horses imposing
the circus is well worth q visit.
CHRsrY's MIssrRELs.-These electrical geniuses arc
progressing in the world; everybody knows how
cessful they in peasny their audiences and what
crowds they attract to hear them night after night
higher compliment has been bestowed upon them IL
seems that number Of their lady who have
enjoyed many an evenings entertainment at Mechanics
Hail. have each of then, seected their fayorte sonQs
and thus made up list sufficient 20 I'LL up an evenings
programme, and this programme they have by written
request begged the Mnstres to perform this evening
To-nights BILL therefore, may he styled the lady pa
troneaes' b and az, when ladies hold of thing
like this they are to evince the taste and udg
tbs .,or IN % song 50 Pson 90
having delightful time. Truly. Christy's Minstrels
have made great name for themselves
BsoApwAy ODEoN-There Is q change in the perform.
Of negro mnstres the Ethiopian Harmonsts who will
perform great number Of sorgs &C. from some Of the
also be sxhibted-the Greek Slave will be represented
tonight, with variety Of other beautiful groups.
. Police Intelligence.
a Chqrge of Murder or Manslanghter - Officer A. NJ
smith of the attaches at the lower police arrested
yesterday boy by the name of Patrick Pew, alias
"Fukes' on charge of stabbing by the name Of
Michael Marley, with knife in the groin by which In
jury he died st,ho City Hospital tsppesEs that Sun
day. the ID Of November s45 two years ago the deeeas
ed was passing down Dover aud when Water the
boy Fiukes commenced to plague him, in conse-
from the street, aud struck Flukes on the neck
Fukes being rritat.d by the blow drew out knife and
he was killed The boy then made his escape, and the
deceased taken to the City Hospital where he died
The accused acknowledged to Thomas scherry the
day that he stabbed the deceased and likewise showed
him the knife; but since that time the boy has euded
the eye Of the police, would he been detected
had he not been used evidence against Mary Reid
who trial yesterday in the Court Of Sessions for
receiving stolen goods Justice Osborne committed
him to prison for further Examination.
4th ward. arrested yesterday, man by the name Of
Thomas Sullivan on a charge of having broken open
John r. Freddie residing at Yonkers. Westchester
county The accused was conveyed back to Westches-
ter county for trial
Stealing a Coat--A fello " called John Feeney was
caught yesterday In tho act Of stealing coat worth
$40, from the store Of James w Dusenbury, No. 1917
Chatham street. Justice Osborne locked him up for
Arrest on Suspieion.-A woman by the name of
Bridget johnson arrested yesterday by officer 1ode
the 9th ward suspicion OF having robbsd drunk
man. while in house Of dsreputo Oh the Five Points,
Of 500 The man was locked up by Justice Osborne, to
Charg' u Stealing Vatch.- Officer Dryer arrested
yesterday man called Hiram Carpenter, on n charge
OF stealing silver lever watch from Garrison Wardnsr
Committed by Justice Osborne for trial
.f,rsst on Suspicion Officer Dryer, Of the lst ward
arrested yesterday Chsrles Cook uspicon OF stealing
lot Of shoes. Detained for further hearing
Caught in the .7et.- Officer Valentine arrested yes
terday fellow called John Dillon, achargs ofsteeing
lot OF clothing from the attic OF the dwelling house
occupied BY Mr. Benz. Kinney, in Cherry rtreet.
PIRATE. schooner Juliet, Nathaniel Cor
don, Jr., arrived at Guaymas, Nov. 18th, from
Portland On the passage out fell In with piratical
schooner OF about eighty TONS having two guns and
twenty men. She ordered me to send my boat
board Thinking there was no chance Of escape laid
our opss to the mast getting the boat ready waiting
for him to down; he hauled up his topsail when
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