The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-04


Henry Herr gave two concerts at New Orleans,
the evenings Of the 22A and 23i ult They
nouoced his last performances previous 70 leaving for
Havana
Theatricais.
PARx THEArRE.-The Danssuses Viennoiss continue
tocarry all before them There appears to be limit to
the enthusiasm they create Once seeing them il not
enough for all who witness their extraordinary and
novel performances, irresisbly attracted to
them again. Nor is this to be wondered at for never
have had presented stage any thing that could
approximate to the exhibition which these agile and
grace and beauty to the fullest extent They have to be-
sure been educated II the term il applicable to GER
tain extent by their preceprsss Madame Wiess but the
effect of that education does not mar but devecpes the
grace that is natural and which in vain look for in
advanced stage of life The natural abandon Of youth
in them in its perfection as well as the effects OF
art in their training.
BowERY THEATRE-There was an immense assenblage
the Bowery last evening" to witness the performance
of the national patriotic drama entitled Ethan
Allen or the Green Mountain Boys of l775" The very
superior cast with which the piece represented,
would be sufficient insure it that which it has
dsservedly gained since its first introduction Neahe,
entire company acquitted themselves with their usual
ability Mrs Booth as Nsmenecs, an Indian Squaw.
drama, Ethan Allen possesses much merit and ts re.
cepon hero every evening since Monday last is highly
to the suhSr Of the piece =. we'll =, to tn:
spectacle of Brsn Boroihme" succeeded variety of
new attractions will be shortly presented here, of which
management of Mr. Jackson, the enterprsing manager
tho patrons Of this popular theatre nightly entertained
with the leading attractions OF the day.
GHrEr~IoH THEArRE.-In consequence of the tenn.
porary indisposition of Mr. Dunn, "Ths Dumb Belle"
was substituted here last evening for the CANCEL of the
Attic" sgnora Ciocca and sgnor Nora again appear
cd in grand "Pas de Deux" and their appearance
greeted With unbounded applause by full house The
italian dancers have added considerably to the arac
tons here since the opening Of this popular
theatre for the present season. end expense would
appear has been spared to render them worthy of the
support of the numerous patrons Of this popular place Of
evening recreation Those who have not yet seen the
Italian dancers should not lose the present opportunity
signora Ciocca and signor Nora gives them already
very high stand a. the most acknowledged ability Of
celebrated Italian dancers Of the day
BowERv CIRcus-An tho fun and novelty in the way
of amusements seem to be monoposed at the Circus.
This evening the Albino Minstrels sort Of musical
usus nature to be added to the attractions of this
tremendous somerset act of hosemanshp" the infant
Mcfarland will exhibit his wonders upon the tight rope;
Gossn, always at home. will amuse the million with his
inexhaustble fund OF humor and Jack, the Giant Kill
err which omitted last night in of the
illness of Major Stevens, will be repeated The Amphi.
theatre is the great resort fcitizens and strangers
The seguins doing great business in Charleston.
Mr. James Wallack took benefit at the Mobile thea.
tire on the night OF the 22d ult. He il reengaged.
Dan Marble is still amusing his Savannah friends.
Mrs Mowatt and Mr.. Davenport are still playing at
Mobile.
Mr. Anderson was still at the St. Charles, New Or.
leans, on the 23d
Law Intelligence.
SUPERIOR CouRr, March 3-before Chief Justice
Jones' Riehard Haves vs.asoph Stone ct aLThs
was summed up this evening, and the Chief Justice,
tho Jury to say under the evidence, there such
custom as that set up by the defendants counsel.
dict for the PLAINTIFFS the Court of Errors had laid it
down a rule Of law, which bound them all, that
agent cannot purchase bills on his own credit and remit
latter in his hands and used 1t Tor his purposes
but If they found that such custom existed in 1887 then
they to enquire if the defendants brought them
selves within it, by purchasing an undoubted bill that
is that the person whose bill II was of such stand.
ing and credit in the community, as put it beyond any
reasonable doubt that the bill would be dshonored.
Sealed verdict.
Before Judge Oakley Cooper rs Barktr-This cause
stands adjourned until Friday next in consequence Of
the absence Of a material witness
CIRCUIT CouRr, March 3-Beforo Judge Edmonds-
James HinekmGn Us. the Long Island Insurance Com.
psnu hiS cause was summed up and given to the
Jury. Sealed verdict.
UNIrED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Belts
March 3.-Monday being the FIRST day of the March
term ,ne srrp no was
directed additional numb.- 20 be summoned for this
morning. Upon which the panel again called over,
sworn Of the Grand Jury WIN H. Tails, foreman; Chs
N Coggsw Oh; Job W. Cook; James II. Cooke; John
Dunbar; Wood Gibson Daniel Hunt; James Horn;
Benjamin Hasbrouck; John A. Kennedy; Charles w.
Millbank; Reuben Moss; James B. Oakley; Theoph
lus Peck; Nicholas schureman; VIM A. Colt; VIM. Ed.
wards; Pierre A. Young Joseph c. Swan; Pierre Hall
Francis N Domnick Isaac J. Bgnal The Judge then
delivered brief charge to the Jul after which they
tired and found true bills against Michael Gordon, VIM
King and another for larceny board the ship Niagara
ALSO against William King, for larceny board the ship
Burgundy.
In ApMiRALTY-March 3-DEcIsIors-Before Judge
nat ouI ofL. IL ha1f
Neptune.-Ths was libel for damages done to the
schooner ole by coming in collision with the Neptune
to be settled by commissioner
Joseph Hinckiey et ais Us the Ship Norhumb eriand-
Libel for running into the schooner Louisa Libel dis
missed
John Snop u.s. same-Same decree.
James " Bitttums u.s. the Ship Cthsen.-The plaintin
assigned his interest in wages due him from whaling
voyagethe assignee claims the amount but II appeared
that some If not all had been paid Ordered that the
libelant had right 10 commence q suit in his own
Libel dismissed with liberty to the assignee to
continue the suit
Gusfavus Lsring Us the Bark CoIumbus.-Libel to
damages dole to casks in consequence of neg
lsct and unskliul stowage Decree Of liability against
the vessel with reference 10 commissioner to ascertain
the extent Of the damage. Costs reserved.
COMMON PLEAS Before Judge Daly-Montg omery vs
Odman This cause was given to the jury this evening
sealed verdict.
Before Judge Ulshoefer-.James Cockrott "a Jane.
Opsrand and I'm. Jones, late heriF-This was an &C
ton of to recover the value Of property levied on
under an execution. The plaintiff claimed to have
mortgage of IT, The defence set up was, that the
property seized was not covered by the mortgage.
Coupr or GENERAL SESSIONS, March 3--Bsfore Re
corder Scott, and Aldermen Livingston and Walsh John
McKson Esq. District Attorney. Trial of MeFdddsn
for kaNsapsAfr.Thist trial was resumed az the epen