The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

PANK THEArRE- ForroV appeared last evening ~ tue
Park In the character Of Bap:sa Fsbro tho Broker
Of Bogotao and was sustained by Mr. JAMESON Ano'
MO de- Csbarero. the cast being nled up by Mr. Barry
Mrs Hunt, and the excellent stock company the
boards at our fashionable theatrical resort Mr. Forrest
and Dr. Bird were mutually fortunate in forming
each others acquaintance the former in that he found
@ hi es
should at present them TO the public in sach sh
to display their beauties fully The Broker Of Bo.
rest to dhplay them to advantage and they have the
requisite presentation. and thus held mp In all their
force and beauty The last piece last evening Three
weeks After Marriage" in which Mr.. Barret, Mrs Hunt
Mr. Bass. Mrs. Vernon. Mr. McDousl. Miss Gordon, and
Mr.: Dyott we're cast There was fuii house. To-
Bowray THrArRr.-The startling drama Of the Rob
bsrs Of Bohemia" performed last evening to Of
the largest houses of the and received with
much qualification and applause by tho audience that
the manager has determined upon repeating It this
ping, ard with the comedy of yellow Kids" and the
drama of the "Yew Tree Ruinsn We venture to say
that bill which the manager of this popular place has
put FORTH will meet with encouragement than
this will. II provides variety Of romantic, comic and
dramatic entertainment which We would look in vain
for any other establishment Another crowded ouse
n-the Bowery 10 night of course. Tomorrow evening
Sir Booth will tax, his benefit
BowExY CIRcus.-As might have been expected, q
tremendously large audience attended last evening at
the Bowery Circus to witness the xrsordinary and
clown and panommist He really surpassed himself in
his extraordinary and whimsical performances, and a
might have been expected, ELECTED most enthusiastic
plaudits from the audience. To night he will appear
again the Harlequin Farmers Son The usual sqnes.
TRAN xercies by Messrs Nixon. Msdigan. etc will be
performed together with the novel, yet harmonious out
pourings Of the Ethiopian MiDstrel We advise all who
desire to spend pleasant evening to visit the Circus this
evening
Boorns Bxrrrir.-The beautiful play of "a New
Way TO Pay Old Debts" tho "somnambula," and thu
Thsare tomorrow evening for the benefit of the grea,
raRedsns son. Several volunteers together with the
ipmitable stock company of Mr. Jackson, will appear
the occasion. We wish him q bumper.
SCENE At rHg ST. CHARLES THgArR,, New On
Last night says the Delta of the 2ist inst after
the curtain had dropped the first act Of the Soldier
OF Fortune" Sol Smith came forward and announced to
the audience that he had been furnished with
Importance from the army, Just received In the city
morning papers This proposition was received with
loud applause and the news was read After the PEI
SAL immense and deaenpg cheering arose from ell parts
Of the house which was followed by three cheers for
Gen Taycr After this the orchestra played Hail Co
lumbia" and Yankee Doodle" The enthusiasm was
! tremendous
sgnor Bz Is in st. Louis astonishing the Mssourians
] by his legerdemain
The new theatre in Meeting street, Charleston, was
sold few days ago to company Of gentlemen In that
/ city for $lS,o00.
Dan Marble 10 still delighting the Albnnians, praot
cay illustrating to them that some things car be done
as we'll ns others"
Mile Dinner, Mr.. Dunn and the Cha pmans at the
Albany Odeon
I The V,nnese children at Philadelphia, O every
whore, completely successful
| MILE Bangy was 10 commence an engagement at tho
American Theatre New Orleans, the 2ld inst She IA
to be assisted by Mile vsllee aud ". Bouxary.
The Ravcls played their last night at Mobile on the
22I inst
Mr.. Murdoch commenced an engagement al Cincinnati
Monday night Of last week, opening with Hamlet"
The seguin troupe open the Chestnut street thestre
philadelphia on Monday nest
The Keans at last adv expected daily at New
Orleans to commence an engagement at the st. Chsr
most diaholical attempt at poisoning psrpetated
by servant girls in the employ Of Mr. NJ h. Davis.
Of Shreveport La, on the 9th inst quantity Of arsenic
was throw into coffee pot, and MIR D., his wife and
two guests. (Nr ind Mrs j. N Howell) parook Of the
poisoned coffee The attempted murders not elect