The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-24
Theatricals

as spartacus In the Gladiator" The probability 10
that the house will be crowded by the admirers Of this
actor
BowEar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the wetnsas OF
the night the ouse here was a-peroct jam last even
ing The favorite national drama of Putnam or the
Iron Son Of 76 !" also the tragedy OF Pzarro were
announced for the OCCASION and in the latter piece the
celebrated trsgedian, Mr. z. Conner, In the favore
character OF Rolla announced by the bills could not
fail to draw together an immense house The entertain
ments Of the evening passed of with much applause He
will appear h. evening in the ts; RAGE o.
full cast az follows Mr. Neafs a. Marc Antony; Mr.
Clarke Cassius Mr.. Booth as julius Cesar Mr Ste.
as LIST Citizens Mr. Miner Deous Mr.. Jordan a. Dc
tavius Messsrs. Ton, Venua, Adds, &c, performing
the other rs Ps
ly popular drama of Putnam" which will DO repeated
this evening, will draw a " jam" house
GREENwIoH THEArRE.-In consequence OF the heavy
rain no performance tsok place here last evening
BowraY CrRcus.-There was a full attendance here
last evening" and the full strength Of the talented COM
pany was brought into requsiton. Mons Cassimir IT,
still the rage and the celebrated dulcmer band has been
nightly received with unbounded applause The riding
him high place among the leading attractions Of this
popular place Of evening recreation This evening will
appear. Mr. Brewer in his gymDesc feats' and Master
Nixon Mr. Sergeant, Mons. Cassmir, Mr.. Fl. M idgun
and Miss Madgan ia the beautiful Of Cupid and
Zephyr"-also, the new dulcimer band, with various
tive.
Mile Dinner is dancing at the Odeon in Albany.
Dan Marble is engaged at the Albany Museum.
Yankee Hill is engaged at the National Theatre. Bos-
ton. where he 10 to play his round Of Down East cha
racters.
Leonard. the Irish comedian, is at Tampico.
musical.
ITALIAN OrEnA-"P Lombardi" will be performed
tonight Palmos The popularity Of this opera which
increased at each representation will undoubtedly
induce full attendance. On Friday evening we are to
have Linda di Chamounix, in which Signora Pco ap-
pears and on Saturday extra performance Of Lucia
di Lammsrmo0r."
The OaAroaIo OF SAMsoN.-The New York Sacred
Music Society will give Handles magnificent oratorio
of samsoa," at the Broadway Tabernacle, on Thurs
day evening The best vocal and instrumental assis
lance has been engaged the occasion and the society
Nsslf will appear in full numbers Miss J. 8. Northal
will represent Dalla Micha ID to be sung by Miss Anna
Stone, OF Boston Miss Northsl all know % WELL
that 10 remark upon her talents in anticipation Of the
stone may be we'll to state that she possesses voice
Of great compass and power, and IL said to be por.
fsctly at home in the execution OF the most difficult pas
sages in opera sacred music, but appears to the
greatest advantage in the celebrated music of Handel
Haydn, Rossna, and their compeers smulators
THE HARMoNrors-This excellent band of vocalists
arc now singing in Philadelphia. where. If they are
naronixed according to their merit they will have full
benches Such bends the pioneers Of music In
country and do than any other musicians towards
dinusing taste for harmonious sounds throughout the
country. Their performances in this city highly
appreciated
CHsnrY's MINsrRELs are still drawing full houses
although they nearly four weeks in this CITY,
1t would their patrons tire in hearing the
plantive melodies Of this favorite band Those who
wish to laugh and be merry should repair to Mech
les Hail. Broadway to hear this humorous, witty negro
company OF minstrels
The seguin troupe ere still at Savannah On Friday
evening they performed the opera Of" Don Pasquae"
City Intelligence.
TIE WEArHER.-Yesterdsy was q fine and agreeable
city and the sidewalks were free from all kinds Of rub
bish and filth. About o'clock began to rain lightly.
To ram
srRIro Bus,rEn-A large number Of strangers, coun.
try merchants, were busily Engaged IN many Of the
wholesale stores Yesterday The spring business may
be said to have fairly commenced
The srRxKrs-The Spring election being near at hand
We may calculate on clean streets until about the
lst Of May. large number Of laborers en-
ployed yesterday In sweeping East Broadway, Grand
street. and several Of the leading horoughares This Ii
all good far II stands but the question of cleaning
made very prominent element in the approaching con.
test at the chatter election The pavements In dis.
graceful condition
F'm.---A fire occurred this morning at the grocery
belonging to Myers, living at 29h street, be.
the 7th and 9Th The fire was put out by
officers Hoffman, Riley and Carman Of the 10th ward.
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asserting that every state has right 10 make It's
laws regulating the sale of Intoxicating liquors
clergymen and other speakers intend to address the
meeting Admance free.
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Bacchus, commenced blowing cows horns. rafting
TN keVies ana pans, singing hymns ana songs, and
frequently ringing az tne door and Ga its being opened
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ca, VINO was oepu'eo 70 aAeho on inc invited guests