The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
Theatrlcals.

BowrRY THEArRE.-The "Female Horse Thief"
performed this popular theatre last evening. before
full and crowded house. In this thrilling drama the able
talents ofthe entire company brought out with ad
mirabe effect Mrs Sergeant the heroine Margaret
Catchpole acquitted herself in highly creditable man.
ner. Vache's Jonathan Catchpols, Nea6e's Ben Luf,
admirably sustained The rich attractions that night
y presented the old Bowery" speaks highly for tho
able and liberal Of the enterprzng proprs
tor and manager, Mr.. Jackson. Tonight the proceeds
of the evening will be presented by the manager in aid
the fund for the relief of the Irish poor very at
tractve bill il put forth.
BowERy AMpHrrHEArRr.-The attractions here still
continue to draw full and crowded houses nightly and
the astonishing feats of May Fly the dancing ponies
and Cinderella have been nightly received with the
most unbounded applause The extraordinary riding OF
Master Hernandez-in consideration Of his extreme
youth-may be considered feature of attraction in the
grand performances that nightly take place here which
has never been equalled we would remlna nose VINO
Sands Lent Co. is limited and the dancing OF May
Fly-the feats of Cinderella-the pony races ndepen
dent of the other attractions, will amply repay VISIT 10
the circus.
JouN TRYoNs BENrrrr.-A varied and rich bill Of en-
tertansnt is presented the public this evening for
the benefit of gentleman we'll known to the public as
the caterer for their for many years. in this
city He is old nhabtan-for many years connected
with the press-and Is much respected by every man he
EMPLOYS, well, also by follow ClIZens
He q struggling, Woodworking man, and we trust ne
will meet WITH tonight, the patronage he deserves
The following correspondence will sufficiently explain
itself II is to be hoped that Herr Aexanders audabe
enterprise may yield such amount the OF the
suffering demands Here is a way in which charity and
amusement combine Be sure to buy ticket and If you
cannot 90 send substitute; but buy ticket at any rate
New YoRx, February 2Sth, ls47.
Nh. CozzENs,
DEAR SIR-Having been detained few days longer
than expected wishing, (previ0us to my departure
for Havana give benefit for the starving population
of Scotland wish to ask if obtain the use OF your
hall several evenings By granting the use Of your
hall you will confer favor on Yours respectfully,
HERR ALEXANDER.
New YORK, February 25th ls47.
DEAR SR-Having seen your extraordinary and won
derful exhibitions will be very happy to tender you
my large for laudable and praseworthy an OBJ
ject Your obdt servt
WILLIAM B. COZZENS
The citizens of Boston have invited the Viennoise
children to take grand sleigh ride The little fav0rtes
will each carry miniature American flag, and will no
doubt present very pretty sight
Mile Celeste to take a benefit at the Howard on
Wednesday evening" the Viennoise children appearing
in two dances. Mary Taylor did not play Tuesday
evening" tho train from Now York, in which she was
expected did not arrive.
The Keans played at the Walnut street theatre Phila
delphia on Wednesday evening. in the jealous Wife,
Mr.. G H. Glddon, the celebrated lecturer on Egyptian
antiquities Is about to commence course OF lectures at
Pittsburgh