The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-14
Theatres

PARK TuEArRE.-There was q tolersbly good house ut
the Park last evening" and Linda again performed
to the very large majority Of those pre-
SAINT The performance for the benefit Of Mrs Bal
sona. On the Banks of Quadalquiver,n was encored
received the second time with great applause Mime
D. caedou at the close OF the opera and greeted
with the usual demonstration of appreciation.
cert was given at the conclusion Of the opera instead of
farce, heretofore Nine Bishop was to have sung
As she was quite sxsrtion required
Of her 10 Linda she being rather indposed at the
Tsnosmsnt Of the evening Mrs Bailey and Msssrs
which were well received Mrs Bailey sang Cathleen
Msvourneen," which was encored Tonight, La
called The Secret" will be performed, in which
Messrs Held. Chapman, Person and Gallot and Mrs
Abbott and Miss Kate Horn win appear
BowERY THEATRE-The bill Of amuscments at the
Bowery Theatre this evening, is more than ordinarily
sttractveas the occasion which it will be perform
ed is than of ordinary interest 1t consists of
three splendid pieces in which Miss Turnbull Miss
Mary Taylor our Mary" Mr.. Clarke Mr.. Burke, and
host of talent, will appear viz, the "Devi in Paris"
the third and best act Of the Naiad Queen and the
ballet spectacle, la Bayadere the Maid of CASH
mere The receipts Of the house will be for the benefit
of the popular and admirable Miss Turnbull We
not doubt that the admirers of this talented lady will
tia token of their estimation She is universal favo-
rite and has time and again exere! herself to please
them and enable them to spend happy and pleasant eve
nngs with what the crowded houses Of her
gsgement will answer. On Monday Mrs. Shaw will
commence her engagement.
CHATHAM THEArRE-Ths is the last evening for the
present. that the Adelph company will perform at the
Chatham theatre 1t Is the evening that has been set
apart for the benefit of that popular and clever
actor Mr. Brougham. with whom all the patrons of this
establishment such good terms. The BILL per
oeive, is well adapted to the august occasion. Mr.
Brougham and his accomplished lady will appear In
three pieces-in the "Whte Horse Of the Peppers,
the Irish Guide" local drama suited to the times
entitled "The Return Of the Vounteers which Is very
highly spoken of by those who have 1t rehearsed
and the popular melo drama Of the "5aors Return
the Murderers Doom" The Adelphi company will not
leave this city, without taking with them the best wishes
Of citizens for their and health. Give
BIougham bumper might.
CASTLE GARDEN.-This theatre is doing excellent
business and doubt will continue to do next week.
as in addition to their present excellent vaudeville com.
pany. the talented and popular Lehman Family are on
gagged. Tonight the amusements commence with
overture followed by the comic of Brother and
Sister," grand pas deux will be danced by the Misses
Wells and the vaudeville of Lend me Five Shilngs"
will conclude the smusements Fine evenings to enjoy
the cool and refreshing air which always encrces this
beautiful theatre.
RAvEL FAMLy.-This troupe have taken Palmos
Opera House for month"; being their appearance
in America previous to their departure for Europe.
They have for the first time other than alone engaged
the services Of Miss Mary Taylor Mr. T Hacide, and
John Seton, the celebrated representative Of Jenny
Twtchern These alone not speaking of the undoubt-
cd talent and fame Of the Ravel Family sufficiently
stlaotys to draw good house The proprietor Of the
where ladies and gentlemen enjoy them
selves with refreshments during the ntermission
Tickets to all parts of the house including the prone
nade fifty cents. The citizens of New York well
provided for, during the week, with amusemsnts
of every character This Is age Of theatrical refine
mont, and Of vast profit to the managers
City Intelligence.
THE WEATHER.-We had another sudden change in
the weather yesterday, which was extremely warm in
the early part of the dayths Thermometer ranging up
our office, at 70 degrees
The BosroN FiREMEN-Ths excellent and gentle
and we By fire No.
Of this city to the steamer Cornelius Vanderbilt
destination. Their departure presented quite ami
mated scene, and they were accompanied by
large concourse Of private citizens having taken up
Grand street East Broadway Chatham street. passing
oficeto Fulton street and thence down Broadway
IN prvsts ctzsps Sress Tbs Bo,on h
Flagg's celebrated brass band Each band performed
alternately all through the route without inter
admirers of true musical talent must have been
deeply gratihed with the able efforts Of both bands
whose high reputation is already so fully establish
ed. Those friendly visits from our FIRE companies
in the neighboring cities cannot be too often repeated
The company left amid the friendly congratulations and
warm farewell of several Of our citizens. well
Company No. u.s. who escorted them.
Coz. May, THE BOLD Observation-Disclosures, Nassau
street. has published beautiful likeness Of the gallant
Col May by Davignon Its accuracy is vouched for by
the Colonsl's brother. It's very handsome picture
CHINESE JuNx.-We can assure our Philadelphia
friends that there s rich treat in store for them which
they will enjoy by visiting the Chinese junk All
that they have in print concerning her. does not
convey description Of her. She is decidedly the won
son that has seen her From the bottom Of the hold to
the mast head she is strange and different from any
thing they have ever seen. They will be much amused
with their small temples containing idols and with the
curously wrought weapons, guns spears, and
pixies Her stay here Is limited to few days more, and
then our Philadelphia friends will have chance.
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANr PAssENGERs.-The number OF
emigrant passengers arrived at this port Thursday
last amounted to AIS rather falling OF from the last
few days previous
A NOBLE BoY.-Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
several children playing the dock ut the foot
of Carlisle street. little girl while endeavorng to reach
apple accidentally fell into the river. The other
children instantly gave alarm which brought to their
assistance lad Of Is years Of age, by the of VIM
Henry FLeferts who plunged in and rescued the child
In THE CASE OF MARTIN HAnE.--A writ was issued
yesterday at the suit Of Edward Fox the father of Mary
Fox, against Martin Hare the individual who seduced
Mary. The damages laid In the $4,000, and
the court held Hare to bail in the sum of $4,000 OFF,
Ger Leonard of the chief 3 aid, deputised by
the sheriff. and the writ placed in his hands for service
WOLF IN SLEEPS CLorHINo.-A Methodist class
leader, Of Petersburg, Va time since left int
resting family consisting Of wife and three children
mily, aged only II He soon after arrived in this
city, and under the assumed of Perkins, engaged
however, in consequence Of his whereabouts having
discovered He then removed his victim to respectable
house in Seventh avenue The captain in whose vesse
they to this CITY, at the earnest entreaty of
heart stricken mother Of the young lady set himself tc
work. to discover possible her place Of abode and per-
suade her to return to her home ON Thursday last he
succeeded in finding the object Of his search and after
considerable persuasion she consented to return with
him. to her maternal roof Thefoowing day she would
be ready to embark but through the influence Of her
ylainous seducer when the captain went for her she
positively refused 60 with this exposition
lnTav In
less have been removed to parts unknown. IT'S toe
bad, that men, wearing the holy garb of Christianity
should thus be allowed to stand in this great city, with
out hand of retrbuon, to hur the merits Of his
crime upon him. Many, like him, daily guilty OF
crime like this, while their countenances seem
ssnctimonious by that holy religion which should be the
morning star Of our destiny
BIRD NOT YET IN HANp-A sable lad, whose kind
and charitable feelings urge him to give to the
early notice of any death that occurs in the
vicinity of the Five Points, requiring his services
into the ofce yesterday in breathess haste, and
nounced that dead In Nlurderers' Alley. The
promptly obeyed the summons On arriving at