The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-14
Vheatr1cnls.

Theatricnls.
PARK TnEArRE--" Old Drury 4" was sgsin filed 10
overnowng last evening" to witness the wonderful per
formances Of those fairy.liks little beings, Les Dan
seuses viennoies" These talented children have not
only ELECTED the admiration of those of their but
but they have made themselves equally the vortes of
those of maurer yeras whose stad and sober habits il
would would not admit Of their being to such
gies Of Tsrpscors All who have been hitherto de-
lighted with these children will be pleased to hear that
the managers Of tha pe.h have effected re'engsse-
will miss rare treat if they let the present week
without avsiling themselves Of the opportunity Of
20 doing They will appear tomorrow evening In three
OF their most popular advertisements
Bowrnr THEArnr.- Ivanhoe was again produced here
last evening" before full house. and with the talented
cast of the evening The grand Pas do Deux by
Mile Dinisr and Mons Bonnie, passed OF with much sp
plause The dancing Of Mile Ocsana since her engage
here also, has gained her high popularity La Ca
chuca, by Mile Dinner on last evening, may be DENIED
the grand feature Of attraction which she was rsPu-
her grace and elasticity were very conspicuousy dis
played last evening" and the applause that greeted her
Court Pages" was next produced, in which Clarke,
Vache and the entire company performed with their
usual talent The benefit Of Mile Dinner takes place
to morrow evening.
AGaEsNwIcH THEArRr.-Mr Z. 49, Corners benefit
well attended here last evening and his personaton
of " Richard" stamps him actor Of that very high
order Of talent which his acknowledged capabilities
have long since entitled him to- He ably supported
by Gratan Frsdercks, Arnold Chapman, and the rest
Of tho talented stock company that performed the
Ssrs on MSnas Ia % The
Italian ddnseuss, IL engaged for six nights
BowIxY Ciaeus.-The tendance here last night was
extremely numerous Tho attractions continue to draw
immense houses nightly. There will be entire
change of performance Monday night when COM
bnation Of attractions will be presented that will
pass ANYTHING hitherto presented hero. The celebrated
Monsieur Cssimer the 6rst drummer Of Europe, will
make his appearance, and several new pieces VIII DO
presented.
Tue VIENNoIsE CHILDRrN.-ASwrt was yesterday is.
sued Of the Superior Court at the suit of Mr. VIM
E. Burton manager Of Of the Philadelphia theatres
under which Mr. John Povey held to bail in the
Of $40 600. The Of action said to be the evasion
Of power Of attorney and breach Of contract BY Mr.
Povey and Madame Weiss. Messrs Barrett and WIndust
became Mr.. Povsyb suretes.
Chippendale and Miss Turnbuu playing At the
Odeon, Albany.
Clara Ellis is at Charleston.
Forrest having completed engagement at Savannah,
will return to the Park Theatre fuln an engagement
Miss Ince playing at Psalss Museum, Philadelphia
Mr.. Charlie. Webb, snd Miss Logan about to play
at the Louisville Theatre.
Musical.
CHxurr's MIrsrRELs perform every evening next
week at the Society Library Room. Their previous
success was immense.
City Intelligence.
The WxArHER-We had. a remarkably hne day
yesterday and the shons out brilliantly during tho
day. Towards evening, 1t began to freeze.
FIRE ALARM, sr TrLrcsArH--we perceive that
strenuous efforts being made TO induce the Com.
mon Council to establish lines Of magnetic telegraph
wires from the City Hall belfry to the Essex Centre,
and Jefferson market bells; also ether fire ALARM bell
stations in the city This is important project and
ought to receive the earliest Of our city
and % o. Una. n0sy Gsn 70
cuar PERIOD the time reduce the burdens OF this
already overtaxed community we would earnestly call
whole cost of carrying the plan into effect would not
exceed So O0 and subsequent annual expense Of less
tho n s
realized Therefore, on the score of economy, in none
other it is to be sincerely hoped that the Commen Coun
Gil will adopt the proposed plan, and take measures to
carry it into immediate eject.
yREa-The alarm Of fire in the 4th District, yester
day. about two O'Clock was occasioned by the burning
vington streets They were situated at No 100 Attor
nsy street, and were totally destroyed. The Jewish
h.r e so ocsaraa at No Gnslow
street, in small csrpeners shop occupied by Edward
Twiggs; it was,prsmpuy put out. Damage trla,DE
Another fire occurred in q small shNnty at Boomipgdale
village. Damage traing.
MILrrARY.-We refer readers to advertisement
in another column Of the Highland Guard.
oMrrnus RAcrsc We witnessed yesterday one of
those disgracsful exhibitions which wo have SO fire.
aently had occasion to call public attention tonamey
omnibus rather trial Of speed which seemed
the Dry Dock line of stages that ply between the lat
tor place aid South Ferry were passing through Grand
sssh.a omnSus No. which wa. empty took the
lead of the other omnibus in which several ladies'
and INSTRUCTED the passage all through until the stage
a. nf Avro and luo Nhn
driver of omnibus No 20 was not alone satisfied with
obstructipg the way but frequently turned round nut
whs followed him and some Of the passengers were
obliged to get out IN consequences This line belongs to
Hatfield and tbsr Ds Sss Sa.n
acknowledged and approved by the public and
We feel assured we need only call attention to the
subject to recurrence of such disgraceul
hibitions The custom Of racing Broadway, between
rival hos proved already toe dangerous
but if driver. attach Cd TO the same wish
to amuse themselves by racing II should NOT DO done on
the public streets
KILLED ~ FALL.-A lad, about fourteen year. old
named Andrew Nelson beagle while in the act Of climb.
recover kite from the roof Of one Of them, accden
tally fell considerable distance striking railing
below in consequence Of which he seriously in
ured that no died yesterday morning from the effects Of
he injuries received. The Coroner held inquest
upon the bedy Of the deceased at Ne 10 roryh street.
the above facts
D,.rA,r OF THE Luros-The coroner held an inquest
No. las ereet, upon tho p0dy OIL Nenemah
Fereuson native Of New York, aged 80 years, who
died suddenly yesterday Verdict, death by disease of
the lungs
LurArrs ASYLUM, BLAcxw.LL's IsLAND-Dr E. Stew
art late resident physician at this Institution, has 20.
sly furnished with the following interesting stats
tics relative to tho sams wiz
Number Of patients in the Asylum, Jan ls, 1886 so7
Number of patients admitted from January LIST,
lsls to January lst, ls'.' ...HS
Number of deaths in the Institution from January
LIST, lSlS, to January LIST, lN7.. SS
Number OF patients discharged within the same
psrisd. ....... .....''. .".Ib
- 2<0
Remaining in the Institution jan LIST, lsA7.. 400
OF the 27S admitted during the past year. hsrs were
lA2 males lS3 females, 2So whites 10 blackss4 natives
l9l foreigners Of the latter, l3s natives of Ire
land IL Of England, Of Scotland, l of Wales 81 Of
Germany, l Of France, l Of Prussia, Of Sweden of
the West Indies, of South America, and of Canada
OF whom the .Es' Of 70 s were under 30 years
Dc do % DO ~ and 40
Do do AZ do 40 and 90
IL 10