The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29


ty OF sreng them in pieces well calculated to bring
their peculiar talent Ths first piece Is to be the conf
drama Of Born to Good Luck" In which Mr.. Collins
plays Paudeen O'Rafsrty, singing two songs and dan
ding the Fox Hunters Jig" The cast OF this piece 10
we'll made Mr. Bass appears as Count Maid, and those
who have him in 1t will recollect 1t rs an excellent
performance. The coDedietta Of the Omnibus" will
then be presented In which both Mr.. Collins and Mr..
Placide appear. The drama Of Grandfather White
headn will close the evenings entertainment. The pc
cuar beauties this last piece need to be to be
properly felt and appreciated There few such pieces
the stage, and there but very few actors capa
BILE Of performing the part Of drsndistaer
dams playing at the Park drawing to Close and
those who wish to enjoy evening with them at this
vorte resort had better embrace the present oppotu
nifty.
BowERY THEArRE.-The grand spectacle the "Naad
Queen win be revived at the Bowsry theatre this eve
ming, and Miss Julia Turnbull, the popular and much
admired danssuse WILL usual perform the part Of the
Queen having been engaged expressly for by the ma
mayer We course expect another great run to
this establishment Ths performances will commence
with the comedy Of the Soldiers Daughter"
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Elder Addsms, the celebrated
preacher actor and his will appear for the first and
only time at the Chatham theatre this evening" In the
tragedy of Orchard 3D. There Is much curiosity to
ses the Elder as Richard and wesuPposs he vi. attract
large house The comedy Of tho married Rake' will
conclude the evenings amusements
Cmcus-BowERY AMPHIrHEATRE Mr.. Nixon takes
benefit at this house this evening He Is performer
of much merit in his line viz posturing and Is assisted
In this species Of performance by family OF very talent
ed children, who eso are grscefu and effective in
their acts we'll be imagised Besides this, they
are excellent hcrsemen and their feats In the ring
dashng and beautiful. In addition to their own per-
formapce, there are quite number Of eminent artists
who will also appear such as Mr w. Das .ne equss
Mr. Lathorne the who does what he likes with can
non balls those very surprising Bedoun Arabs Kemp
hxxth I'M hvo hux
Of png up the fun the laughing gas will be gravey ad
ministered and the whole performances winds up with
comic ballet Fun and Fron0 b n ms aowSs Mr
Nixon viii find 1t productive Of great number OF bills
Of all denominations from an hu mile one up TO tho rich
c. We trust 1t may be 80
splendid one. Talk of the wimot Proviso-w why they
have altered the views Of who has seen them
great harm in slayeryn fact, 1t would be cruel
to deprive any State of such jolly set of fellows As
hearted race and every knows their acting is in
imitable and true to life Every thin goes swim
esSs people osn
splendid singing Truly We do not see how they can
ever get away from US This evening they commence
them go at once and hear the true philosophy CT negro
minstrelsy.
SABLE HARmoNrsrs-Harmony is everything in this
word-no get along without It, For want OF 1t,
families quarrel and fight knock one another down
and punch anothers heads and eyes ladies fall out
and in whenever it wanting goes wrong
and the contrary whenever 1T is present everything
goes right Thus it with this band of singers-they
harmonsts bv name and profession; their singing
and acting full Of harmony and they are altogether
harmonious set, and the public of the opinion,
they 20 nightly to listen to them with the utmost
harmony and they are we'll worth listening to- Tonight
they give very excellent BILL and in the pleasant saloon
Of Ahambra delightful evening can Dc passed hear
ing It. After the performance during the intervals OF
it. John Niblo will administer cordial comfort to those
who require it, in his own peculiar way.
7HE HAusER FAMILY We understand that the
Hauser Family will leave day for Boston, where they
intend to give some Of their delightful concerts.
MODEL ARrIsrs-This will be positively the last week
Of these artists exhibition, as the building cannot be re-
all who wish to the most graceful and beautiful per-
Torrance that perhaps has been presented to the
public in this city, to go and see them this week.
City Intelligence;
The WEATHER The Thermometer stood at IL O'Clock
NJ, at Wall street, at "A degrees The day cold but
dry and extremely agreeable for foot passengers In all
parts OF the city.
ArNvEnsARY or THE PoLIsH REvoLurIoS.-The an
niversary ball Of the oppressed and .ssa.is,sd Poles
and promises to be most sumptuous affair Several OF
most distinguished and popular citizens viii be pre-
sent on the occasion splendid orchestra and eump
tuous given In the best style Of this well
conducted will add to this festive ceeb,a
name What pstrot that does not sympsthiss In her
dtresses what friend of freedom that would not be
present to testify his love for hSr people We looked
the most extended scale TSs Polish nag which hangs
from the orchestra forms very conspicuous ornament,
displaying, it does, the national arms emblszoned
with the names of many Polish victories The Polirh
exes resident in the city of New York. meet to- day at
ST. Andrews Roman Catholic Church, near Duane
street. to attend religious service in commemoraton
beth 1890 The suerings and sacrifices endured by the
martyr nation since its unfortunate fall cannot be bet
ter concentrated than by religious ceremony cacu-
lated to soothe the griefs Of its and sustain their
hopes The Rev Terzyko chaplain to the Polish
exiles, will oHlciate ON this solemn occasion.
FIRE.-A fire occurred yesterday morning In the Gel
lar attached to No l2l Wet street, occupied as
depot policemen Leggett and Heyser discovered and
promptly extnguished the fire. The damage was trinng
COMMON CouxcrL.-The Board Of Assistant Alder
men meet In their chamber at O'Clock this evening
PRor. RIcHARp's ACADEMY OF LANsuAGEs-The
French language is universally spoken aud la mode,
in this city and throughout the United States that
plainly satisfied Richard win shortly obtain con
by the mode of tuition he has adopted
The pupils under his care 49, from the moment ne
begins with that system obliged to speak the Language
Rousseau and he succeeds better day after
day, and, without any book, any grammar, a. child
mutterng his first words, and growing month after
OF
Is soon able to converse with Frenchman. We
advise all persons DESTROYS to acquire the knowledge Of
the French to become one of Prot. Richards pupils.
INroxrcArIoS.-An unfortunate woman, named Sarah
Anne Allen, was yesterday morning found In state OF
stupid ntoxcation at No $50 Anthony street. and bad
lv burnt her clothes having taken fire. She sent to
the City Hospital.
DEATH BY ExHAUsTIoS.-Coroner Walters was called
yesterday to hold inquest upon the body OF Pstriek
Murdoch, a native Of Ireland, aged rs years, who
arrived in this city from Europe about week ago. on
board the bark Jane Gason and died yesterday from
exhaustion produced by the sea voyage Verdict ac
cordidgy.
THE POPULATION OF WIsCoNsTN-Irs FUTURE
INcREAsE.-In an article yesterday. we inadycr'
tenty stated that Wisconsin had "a populatlo IN
the least OF the States. This mistake we had
corrected, after the city edition was worked of
The present population Of Wisconsin is est imateo
at from 100000 to 100000 Wisconsin has the
precedence OF SIX States. In. 1850, Il seems tt
be conceded that our popu lation Will fall but
little short of 100000. Under the next appor
tionment, we shall probably have seven member!
of Congress. This is a rapid increase, but none
less than the reality. The Increment CT the pas
will serve as an additional momentum to, the
future The following table will show how
slowly population moved at first, and with wha