The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02
ThAatrlcals.

the charming chill ren in Pas des Feurs" the
Pas Hongrois" aud the Pas Oriental" as usual win
ming most unbounded applause Tor their Imitsb!e
nerformanoes Mr. Simpson deserves much praise for
securing the services Of these remarkable children
for few evenings previous 70 'ns,r their
said il praise that ordinary terms tail to give any
new idea the real merits OF these forty eight little
graces The flower dance seems to be the iavorite per-
formsDce though they acqui themselves with equal
credit, isr as their efforts CO. in ~. Gil they
been trained The entertainment last night dversi
fed by farces introduced between the dances, the
substituted for the petit comedy of Gris to the Mill"
which as been performed but was not, on &C
count of tho non arrival Of Mrs Hunt who was to have
come from Boston in time for last evenings play The
vennose children appear sgan ~ .nnse o oaG
tho e Grand Pas Oriental"
BowERy THEArRY.-"Oh Bowery" still continues to
sustain high reputation and the grand national eques
t,ian drama called "Ethsn Aen,' was received with
much applause for the first time last evening Thin
niece will have a and popularity here equal to
Putnam It is repete with incidents calculated to call
ont rational feeling and awaken the sensbes Of the pa
tiot and the hero The all excellent and the see
HsI nan aSss S Efa author Of
will be repeated this evening" and the house will doubt
less be crowded to excess
BowKRy AmrHrrHEArRr-Last night there was full
and crowded house here, to witness the extraordinary
performance of the new company. Hobbs somerset
on horseback ostonshsd tho entire house and the
new attractions will draw full and crowded houses
Master Macfarlands feat the tight rope, is also
truly astonishing and John Gossn was received with
Giant Killer" seemed to brighten some Of the boys in
the pit Indeed the whole bill Of grand attractions here
received with the most unbounded enthusiasm and
applause last evening.
GarESwIcK THxArRE.-Last evening, this popular
and splendid theatre reopeDed before very full
semblags of old and liberal patrons. Tho boxes
most asnionably filed by brilliant array Of our fair
ctzens and the house was crowded from pit gallery
| rh. ham nd q md ar
been lifted up with degree OF taste and nsatness that
speak highly for tn. bsrsiisy Of the lessee, Mr.
painting, the scenery all show considerable improve
ment when added to the present attractions to be
during the season The grand feature of attraction last
evening, the APPEARANCE Of the distinguished and
Nora, whose extraordinary performances elected the
most enthusiastic applause and undeubtedly' the
line of profession will add considerably to the popu'
larily Of this truly superb theatre, or rather new
able and populsr farce of the Dumb Belle" in which
Mr. Grattans O'Smrk was sustained with admirable OF
sC aI,ss grsnd aer and were most
cally received Their second appearance drew down
repeated Of applause; and as they VIII
house will be perfect jam The performances OF the
evening assed of with much ec!at
GENERAL TOM THums.-This distinguished indivdua
homeopathic d,se of humanity, continues to draw tire
mendous crowds at the American Museum According
to the advertisement 10 another column he is to appea
this morning in his extraordinary and popular FER
formances. We understand that he remains here icr
to Obtain the o,s Of Lieutenant General is aaa a
his claims for ths office considered, by military mon
superior TO Colonel Benton's Those who have
him as Nspoleon and Frederick the Great, think
Miss Julia Dean has boon playing most succe sfI
cement at the Louisville theatre. She opened wi
Mrs Hallor in The stranger and Margaret Elmo,s in
Loves Sacrifice" All her performances are very high
ly spoken OF by the Journal
Henry Placide and Anderson, have closed their
gagsments at New Orleans where they have been play
ing for couple OF weeks
Charles Webb the tragedian, is still in Cincinnati.
city Intelligence.
The WEATHER Yesterday fine opening for
the month Of March, and towards evening began to
freeze heavily Broadway was pretty well filed with
fashiOnabcs
FEs Yesterday morning at o'clock at the boarding
son streets The fire promptly put out Damage ri
fling.
Also yesterday morning. at No. ll9 Avenue C.
I which was put out with trihng damage.
Another Are took place at No. l6l Charles street The
premises owned by q painter named Van Buren,
Damage trihing
. F,nss ~ FsBRuAnY.-we are indebted to the polite
ness of the Chief Engineer for the following return
res that occurred in this city during the last month
LIST Sd district, I'd section, lax A. NJ Battery
Place and Washington st. in basement Of hoel slightly
I'd ID district I'd section, eK A. NJ l6l Edridgs 81
two story wooden dwelling and porter house, Sigh
!, 3D. ist district lst section Iok A; NJ, lsl We.
Broadway story brick stable rear damaged
!, Sd ID district, I'd section l01S NJ, 1877 Henry st
three story brick dwelling bed and bedding burnt.
e 81 LIST district I'd section, st A. NJ 18Th st, near I'll
avenue wooden sorehouse nnd sheds destroyed, Sigh
q damage.
e 81 I'd district I'd section 4. M, 70 Columbia st,
: story brick bakery interior much damaged.
81 81 district LIST section, l2A r. NJ, alarm from Pos
I Office bell
Office hell said 10 be a schooner Coenties Slip.
Sd 81 district LIST section, 2H NJ, alarm from Pos
al I'd district ID section 10 NJ as Norfolk st. tire
story brick dwelling, slight damage, man and woma
3D. LIST dis riot I'd section IL NJ, corner 2s.h stree
= and 9th avenue three story brick dwelling, buildn
t Atm ID district ID section Tx p NJ alarm from fir
4 9th LIST district LIST section, IA M Bank We,
street, two story brick planning mill slightly damaged
9Th I'd district I'd section ~ r. NJ. Catharins stree
slight damage.
, story brick paint store, slight damage.
e nth Sd district, lst section eh M. alarm lrO'
q ia,h I'd district, Cd section 8 M 1875 Walker st
d rear, one story wooden stable, slight damage
sor r ppcI Sop slightly
l. 10Th. I'd district LIST section, ~ PM, alarm fr m GIL
n avenue church bell.
q two story wooden cabinet makers shop slight damage
Of 10th 81 district LIST section, NJ Old Slip school
=, 10Th Let district LIST section. Io4 PM SO Perry stree
story wooden shop and stable destroyed and on
| horse burned
"a 18th I'd district, 81 section, 71 PM ALARM but caus
~ unknown
l7ui 81 district I'd section, IL PM, CORTLAND net
~ Greenwich, story wooden furniture store considers
n BILE damage.
~ 18th Cd district 10 PM, Suffolk street. 2 s.or
- wooden yelling. slight damage
goth Sd district LIST section, PM, 80 Water stree
~ four story brick bag factory slight damage building
r. stock much wet.
=. ooh ID district LIST section, 9k AMil8 Hester stree
is rear, two story wooden dwelling slightly dsmagei
2st ID district LIST section lax AM asa Front stree
Of three story brick store, destroyed, with its col
ia tents
nd gath 3D. district LIST section, TX NJ, 292 Water
d. five story brick stores destroyed with most Of the
is contents, cotton, Is Two Aremen much injured.
10th LIST dist riot. LIST section PM oath street. ne
Is i0h avenue, roof OF story brick dwelling, slight
+ mage.
- 10th lst district lst section ek PM 10th street.
9th avenue, roof of two story wooden dwelling, slig
% damage; woman burned