The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-31

the with which they have had this piece put upon
the stage.
BowERY THEArRE-The services OF the whole of the
extensive stock company Of tho Bowery Theatre will be
in requisition Monday evening" In series Of pieces
which have never been performed without drawing
down. the house. The first piece marked the pro-
gramme is the Battle Of Bunker Hill, Boston Boys
of 1916" in which Mr.. Marshal Mr. Burke &c., will
take the principal characters The second is the come
dy Of Family Jars" and the last the beautiful drama
of"Gnderoyo or the Rsver's Ransom" On Tuesday eve.
ming the benefit Of Mr. C. w. Clarke will take place;
and from what know Of his career Of his merits and
of his popularity think 1t only necessary to
the fact make the receipts the occasion great
those Of any night Of the season
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Barney Willams, the favorite
Irish comedian commences engagement at the Cha
than Theatre Monday evening and will conjunction
with Mr. De Bar and Miss vallee the patrons Of
that fsvorite establishment during the whole of next
week. Such attractions these, Of course involve q
serious outlay but there 10 doubt that Mr. Fletcher
will be reimbursed The ballet Of "Giselen with Miss
VAee in the principal character; the farce of Teddy
Of the Bronze Horse" is the bill for Monday evening
which our readers know admirably adapted to the
respective talent Of the artists who will appear in the
several pieces enumerated.
BowERy CIRcus-AMrHIrEArRE-Th last week has
been Of profit to the manager and company of
pleasure and to the very large who
nightly assembled there to Wins fun hst has
been going Tomorrow evening there will be rush
as It is set apart for the benefit the innimitabe Dan
Rice the jester Of all TESTERS whose ready and pointed
wit has obtained for him the title Of the Shaesperan
Jester. indeed his illusions much superior
that Of the usual run of clowns, the undying Willis
writings those Of the veriest street poet Mr.
Rice determined that his friends shall amusement
includes the greatest variety such as splendid riding
gymnastics burlesques limitations Of Booth, Forrest
Macready, his own original comic songs sc sc. All this
iuh A natl al tv WI well
ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs.-There is not the slightest
doub. that Ethiopian singing s all the fashion now
adays Here has been Palmos snug little box of theatre
crowded every evening for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY with
brilliant to listen to the splendidy harmonious
voices Of old friends Messrs. Germon Co, and
who expect nothing will never be disappointed, the
they please the way Of good singing fan from the
Philippians, and they cannot be disappointed EVERY
thing they do il good. Tomorrow night they give
CHRYsTYs MINsTRELs.-Never were darkies 30 ca
remed by the publis these eccentric geniuses
Truly does their bill state that they crowded night
ly with the beauty and fashion Of the city, and they
doubtless will continue to be long they continue
among u.s. Tomorrow night they common SO their fifth
week, and predict that 1t will be profitable
both In fame and money, any Of the four previous
ones.
Mr. DEMrsTER will give his third concert this season.
at the Tabernacle, TO- evening, His entertain
ments popular that need only mention this
one and state that in It will be included admirable
songs, American, Scotch, and English, he will sing
some the words Of which composed by Longfsllow
Also sing the ballad Of You think have merry heart
with music composed expressly for him by Professor
Flicker Of Leipsic who has recently arrived here. We
| have no doubt he will have a full house.
| Dr. .CoLLYER's MopEL ARrIsrs-This froupe is OBJ
tanning such liberal patronage that they intend re-
manning among US for another week They are deserv-
Ing Of all the praise they obtain we have no doubt
that this their last week, will prove profitable to
them Tomorrow evening the receipts for the be-
| neft Of the manager
| City Intelligence
The WEArHE.- Yesterday was a remarkably fine
day, and smacked somewhat Of Indian summer Broad
way was crowded with fashionabes in all quarters.
In to-dsy's Herald, that s. c. Reid Jr, will deliver
lecture Thursdsy evening next at the Lyccum the
. son Of Captain Reid Who in the priyatesr Gen Arm
strong had terrible night with two English vessels on
Faysi in the war OF 1912 The lecture win. without
doubt be both instructive and amusing, for Mr.
with MoCullochs rangers at the storming Of Monterey
POWDER Null ErrLosIos.-Coroner Walters was last
evening called to hold inquest at the Of 50h
street and 9TH avenue upon the body OF Wendlip
Rouf, native Of Germany, who died yesterday from
effects Of injuries caused BY explosion at the Bronx
workman Two other persons were also 40 serious
ly injured that they are not expected to survive.
| CAvrror.-The citizens should be on their guard
against some person or persons assuming to be letter
carriers and who carry about large bundles OF letters
purporng to be from distant places with the names Of
the post office and post master Of the where the
letter purpors to be mailed written the back srso
the date Of It's receipt In this city written red ink
and the postage which Ia less than shilling ano
sometimes high three but is always without the
post ONCE stamp The last trick this kind we have
heard OF was played Of Friday last at the house
MIR. &. V. Grey, White street. we'll dressed gpnteel
looking fellow called there about IL clock on Friday
and told MIR. Grsy's sister nisw who opened the door
that he had letter for MIR Grey from New Orleans
upon which there was shilling postage The lady gave
him the shilling but upon opening the letter 1t found
to be blank inside MIR Grey next brought 1t to the
the lost tfhce-that there redress but recon
mendsa him to be cautious in future-that 1t was
old trick resored to by petty swinders for raising the
wind aud has been practised for years IL seems the
post office laws do not reach this offence the only
mode Of Furnishing the fellow, should he be detected
by Indictment for raising money under false pretences
The chief of police should put three four OF his
efficient men on the look out for these fellows.
Daowsrp.-About noon, yesterday, coored laborer,
known by the cognomen of Sam" while in state of
inebristion went board the sloop Mechanic lying
the foot Of Catherine stteet and commenced frockng
with Of the sailors named James Taylor and in the
trial Of strength the two fell overheard. Taylor,
rising the suace Of the water rescued by the
hands board the sloop but Sam did not and
although persons were employed during the whole OF
yesterday afternoon his body could not be found Tsy
lor after being resusctated, went before the sitting
gstrate ct Essex Market Police Court and gave himself
up and upon an Investigation Of the case he was dis