The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

small towns places of not than 1000 Inhabitants,
that Of $40 COO Will. POuehksep.is would TAX:
$4,000 the citizens of Poushksepsie came forw I'd
to their means. They all felt Interested, and
why? II because the Inhabitants were for
number Of months in year ice bound cut on from
sary that they should have hourly intercourse with New
York. This was the reason. he said why the inhab.
ants of the along the river anxious that this
out from the communication with this city He also al
luded to the law, which makes stockholders per-
sonay r. sponsble being calculated 10 render more
safe and satisfactory to the public projects OF this kind
In London there terminated eight d,asfent
should carry of for four months OF the year the trade OF
this city You have introduced the Croton water to
besntify and render healthy your city. admire the
spirit which induced you to make this outlay OF Si4-
600 900 for the waters Of the Croton admire every
thing of this kind yon have done and does seem to me
that you will not lei this charter slip through hands
From $500 900 to 900 will be subscribed along the
Mr. JAMss BooRM.r. of the firm of Boorman & John.
then took the stand and read resolution which he
preiaced with very few remark. ne stated IN SUB
that if they would pass bill granting the charter that
the stock should be taken Mr. B., therefore appealed
iHo %a. to tho the
River Railroad Company must not be forfeited The
gentleman said he would put the question on the sdop
imously adopted.
committee of 49, to expedite the subscriptions, was,
according to resolution (which the meeting adopted
appointed by the president and it announced that
said committee would meet this Saturday morn.
ing at IL o'clock 1t also announced that the books
As four O'Clock drew near those of the audience who
began to feel premontons of the approach OF dinner
cuded to adjourn which done after the Of the
committee of IS had been read to the meeting by the
Secretary. II Is difficult to determine how many Of the
nine or ten hundred persons present drawn
by the announcement of the objects Of the meeting
good degree Of interest was kept BY the lively tone Of
the speakers, most of whom spoke briefly or in strain
and with manner which kept their listeners good ma
tursd The adjournment took place about O'Clock
Theatricals.
PARx THrArRE-Mr. Collinss present engagement
appears to BIO attended with the ecat prev
occasions and II merit ID to be the criterion of his
success he will meet with a triumph everywhere he
may Co. He will appear tonight in two favorite pieces
Pierce O'IIara In tho Irish Attorney" and Teddy
Mslowney, in the excellent comedy Of TEDDY the
Tier" Besides these attractions the pleasant comedy
OF "Is she q Woman u will be produced, with the en-
tire strength of the company
BowERY THEArRE.-'Look Before You Leap was
again produced last evening before full and crowded
house. Tho entire company performed with much abi
ty Miss Julia Drake, Mrs Sergeant, Mrs Booth, ogs
Their with vsche Chapman Nssne, Clark, and Hadawsy
performed with their usual ability. We sgsin had 70:
petition Of the petite opera Of Brother and Sister, and
Miss Mary Taylor appeared in the character Of Donna
.onS" ;aus nbiisoto also Love Launched Fairy
Boat" She was enthusiastically and rayturously ap-
piece.
the performance of the evening passed on with eeIs-
To night there will be change OF performance See
bills Of the day.
Mas vERNeN-This lady takes benefit at the Park
Theatre on Tuesday evening next Mrs v. is so popu-
lar with our citizens that she without any additional
attraction would have full house, but understand
that Young lady of good promise and much beauty Will
then make her first appearance as Juliet Mr. Collins
will play in bora to Good Luck"
ROCKWELL 4 sreNEs CIRcus.-This magnificent esta-
bshment one of the best conducted and most complete
in the country has been exceedingly successful in their
western tour. They last at Columbus Ohio, and
their attended by the very elite of the
CITY, Among the performers are the names of some
of the most celebrated artises of the country. Herr
Cline Hiram franklin. Gossn. Mcfarland, and others
have often received the unqualified praise Of large audi
ences in this city Wherever they CO. we are confident
they will create q sensation.
The Visnnoises children attractive a. ever IN
Boston. On Wednesday the premiums Tor seats amount
ed to 1915 being $50 than the previous days aud
ON Thursday to $40 every parquee seat being sold at
an advance Of 62H cents
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Kean concluded their engagement,
and took benefit at the Walnut street Theatre, Pha.
delphia last evening.
Mrs Coleman Pope appeared as Rosalind. in As You
Like L. last evening the Arch street Theatre, Phia-
delphia occasion of her benefit
The Italian dancers Ciocca and Nora, met with an
accident while performing at the Arch street theatre
Philadelphia Tuesday night, and have been unable
to appear since.