The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

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Theatricals
PARK THEATRE.-To-nght the favorte resort Of all
down town. the old Park Theatre, to be opened with
the English opera for entertainment. Mime. Anna
shop, Mrs. Bailey old favorite Mr.. Frazer, and MIR
Brough, are which will draw If reputation can
give value to merit LINDA of Chamounix is to be per-
performance at Palmos by the Italians and now to or
ears 1t will be most acceptable In English Nine. Bishop
tho vco%te and Mr. Broush Antonio In the after
piece we see heading the list the name of the old
orite Bass whose good natured face will we predict
in advance be hailed with all the demonstrations The
farce is Popping the Question: aud the cast is filed by
Messrs and Person. Mesdames Vernon, Barry and
knight, and Miss Kate Horn.
BowERY THEATRE There will be three brilliant
pieces performed at the Bowery Theatre tonight and
we venture to say that they will attract large
audience has been within the walls of that ssab
lishm.nt for q year more past, although we have
of the greatest houses there within that time
that we have seen-they are "The Naad Queen "
the grand drama of "Gilderoy and the comedy ofThe
Dueln In all these pieces Miss Turnbull Mrs Phillips
Mr. Marshall and Mr.. Burke will appear In characters
suited the peculiar talents of each and that they will
acquit themselves in credable to the theatre
and themselves there is not much doubt The Bowe
receiving its share Of patronage and 1t no more
than just to say that 1t Is deserving OF all gets
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evening at the Chatham theatre, which is admirably
well calculated to the public, and at the same
time display to the greatest advantage the talents of the
company. 1t consists of the Trumpeters Daughter,
or the Child of the Regiment, Pooles Travestie of
Hamlet which would split the sides Of anchorite
with laughter and the Irish Lion" In these pieces
the rst Mr and Mrs Howard viii lake the
characters In the second, Mr. and Mrs Brougham and
Mr. Whiting will do their best to please the audience;
hal pIor,N pio
Irish characters will take the part of Tom Moo-e, and
Mrs. Brougham that Of Mrs. Ftzgg. If you wish to
get seat in the Chatham this evening" you had better
go early
PALMo's OPERA HoUsE.-The entertainments for this
evening the vaudeville af The Pleasant Neighbour"
BY the English company after which, "La Jota ARA
gonese, by the Misses Lehman, and 4" Pas Chinois"
by Mr.. Thompson Next in succession is lie Fills de
Ar by the prince of rope dancers Charles Whittier;
which will be followed by the comic exercises the
lOpe by Christian Lehman, who Is host In himself OF
fun, comic gesture, and pantommic perfection Then
the beautiful ballet of L'Arbre Magquer by the Leh
man Family in which Mathilde Julia and Flora will
dance Pas de Trois and the handsome and graceful
Adelaide, and the nmble elegant dancer Schmidt Leh-
man, will give the Pas de Uallop de Beniosky y The
amusements will conclude with the tab ieaur pipans
styled " The First Fratricde" A new ballet will be
produced to- morrow evening Only three nights more
to see this excellent company.
CASTLE GARDEN.-The engagement Of tho vaudeville
company, under the stage management of Mr.. Baker
has been very successful This evening" Herr Cline per-
dancing by the Misses wellstwo beautiful bal
lads by Miss Phillips, .and the comedetta Of the
Widows Victim This Is excellent BILL and
doubt will draw good house 1t cannot be otherwise
seen for some time.
The Raves performing with great success at the
Howard Athen@um Boston.
Signor Blitz Is at the Boston Museum.
The Vicnnoise Children have been engaged for five
nights at the Broadway theatre Albany They were to
make their first appearance there on Monday evening
Police lnt1iiixemce.
burglary The tailoring store belongingng to Dema
rest Mckeady No. II Nassau street was bnrgiareus
who carried of three of black cloth piece
Of olive CLOTH four yard: Of black satn together with
several other articles No arrest
Z.dnother.-The brokers' office occupied by Mr.. H. +.
Cooley, at No. CORTLAND street. entered Mon
day night, by daring "kracksmen, with the aid Of
false keys and applying one of their screws to the
large salamander SAFE succeeded in opening the door
stealing therefrom $50 in bank bills, principally in
money Of this State and singular to relate the rasca
overlooked sealed letter containing three 500 bills
No arrest.
yesterday by the Chief Of Police, of ssm scud
der, the man who stands charged with forging the
ceptances Of various farmers and in Duchess
Orange and other countless amounting to between $780,
900 and $4,000. The accused has been arrested In
Ohio and now his WY this state in the custody
the sheriff This Scudder has BEEN for many year,
past extensive butter contractor and bore excel
lent reputation until last winter The above forgeres
were and the accused closely pursued by the
police of this CITY, which caused him take refuge in
the State OF Ohio where he has been living up to the
time Of his arrest.
Police arrested yesterday old loang thief called Jer
ry Smith having in his possession large bag Of feathers
which he was endeavorng to sell at junk shop In Cen
ire street. The property undoubtedly stolen for which
an owner Is wanted apply to the above named officer at
the Police Office, Tombs.
.abductfng Another Mans Wife-Oficer Smith, of the
18th ward, arrested yesterday man by the name oil
James Anderson, on charge Of abducting the wife OF
James Burbank, resident of Albany: The accused not
pduc ad axyifu N bnfcar ad off
large proportion Of the household furniture by which
act he has made himself amensbs to the law for arce
ing:
.arrea Of .another Stage Drirsr.-OfHcer Leonard,
the stage inspector arrested yesterday the driver
Of stage 95, Murphys line by the name OF Jack D on
charge Of racing his stage along Chatham street and
running the stage into Of Hathelds line, thereby
endangering the lives of the citizens He conveyed
before his honor the Mayor who, after severe repr
mand fined him S6at the same time informing MIN tnat
the next time he should be brought before MN ON
similar charge, he would certainly revoke his license
for he felt determined to put stop to all OMNIBUS
racing p.a,.rs
situated at Southampton Long Island, was prosen
open Sunday night last by some purgsrs ~" If
risd Of from the premises da anger rings or
twenty Ave gold breastpins, nine goid gusru acS
gold pencil cases s,ysr sS ak
and various other articesvslus in all ~ ABOUT pow
No arrest at present -, s a., OH ,r.ra nv
rsstsd Yesterday af ernoon young man called hdwafa
Brown on charge of stealing lot OF brushes worth
a, sn fro,o the store Of w. T.. Cook NO ga houston
Street. Locked up by Justice Merritt. ,s,,
Y;oi, ut officer Osborne, OF the ioth waru
.,aa yesterday man by the name OF Nathan tet-
sor on charge Of assaulting young eir by the name
Of Mary Lyon residing at NO 81 aVth street ana
attempting to violate her person '"S'cs 'eo
N's ,,dI;ng Hog-A fellow called Marcus Wells was
yesterday by officer Post Of the lSth ward on
Charge OF killing a hog In the street, belonging to
p.trick Flood and converting the to his own
Locked up for trial by Justice ketcham
Phi Larceny Policeman Hawks, of the 4th ward,
arrested man called Henry Heldger, on charge Of
stealing 81 20 from NJ Gleason. Committed for trial