The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-09

bly, mean by having $50 extra copies printed Tor
the Governor himself, or were these 10 be printed
in different style from the others-on silk with
letters of gold? Do enlighten us-O, most sapient
Legislators of the Assembly.
NOBLE ExAMpLE.-We are delighted to find
that there is at least one member of Congress In
the wing party, who thinks more of sustaining
the honor of his country, than in obstructing the
President in his endeavors to bring the war with
Mexico to an honorable termination.
We alude to Senator Crittenden of Kentucky i.
This patriotic gentleman promptly voted for Sc
nator Bentcn's, bill, encouraging the enlistment
of soldiers; and at the same time remarked that
he was in favor of vigorous prosecution OF the
war; and should accordingly vote for liberal sup
ply Of men and money to further that object.
We hope and trust that the remaining wings in
Congress will follow Mr.. Crittenden's example,
and sustain the administration In its efforts to
close this war as speedily as possible,
AYPAIRs IN KsrruoxY.-The me ssage of Gov. Owsley
Of that State. delivered the LIST inst model in
respect, for all such documents II is very brief
The financial condition the State very satisfactory
The State debt has been considerably reduced the last
year; and the Is cents hundred dollars will be oil
that will be necessary to meet the expenses and interest
for the coming year.
Further improve ments recommended for the Ken
lucky river Tho receipts for the past year from its
vigaton to about $40 900, being nearly 100 per
cent increase over those of last year.
The neglected school system Of the State 10 earnestly
laid before the attention of the legislature also in
crease for the support of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
The Mexican war receives share of notice, and the
readiness with which Kentucky has responded to the call
for volunteers, IL highly extolled.
Thsatrlcals.
PARK TxsArRE.-1here was q very large audience at
this theatre Last evening who were doubt, attracted
thi,her by the tnat it positively the
last evening but Of the present engagement of the
little dancing girls This evening therefore, will be
their last appearance for many months to come, and
hope to numerous, if not more numerous audi.
ence than on any night Of their engagement Last even
ng they appeared in the three diversemsnts Pa:
Pes Oriental and were as usual applauded to the echo
The drama Of Matteo Falcone or The Brigand and
the evenings In the former of these Miss
Denny per.onsted Fortunate Falcone, of the Bril-
sSiid her acting give. promise Si Of her reaching
eminent position in her profession before she 10 Of
the distinctive she IN Of Gen
flying herself with the character she assumes and por.
tIaying it naturally and Tuthuy render her an inte;
the Park. The bill this evening is good one, consist
ing it does of four by the Dsnseuses
VeDnoises, viz: The Pas des Fleurs the Polka Pay
La Tyroienne," and the Pas des Mossoneurs
the "Wheashes' dance, which has been received with
50 much delight. Bucksonss comedy of Popping tho
Question: Forty and Fifty" and the farce of "My
Neighbours Wife, the whole being bill that must fiji
the house to overfowing.
BowERY I HEArRE.-We had another repetition of the
"Wizard of the Wave hore last evening, also the
"City Burgler" Hadaway is host in himself The
company in general acquitted themselves last evening
highly creditable manner. There attractions
be presented here in the of the ensuing week
Mr. Hadawsy's benefit will take place this evening" and
his claims upon his numerous endshs ackno wledged
talents and popularity will insure him that cordial recep
ton with which he is invariably greeted the Bow
cry boards As true and faithful delneaor of the riah
and comic characters that usually sustain the present
school of broad farce and comedy few have stronger
claims than Mr. Hadaway His bill will be found highly
attractive this evening
AMERICAN Circus Last night the house was crowd.
ed The riding splendid The astonishing feats per
formed b. Mr.. Carroll and Master Jesse have been the
wonder of the house. The Fighting Ponies had their
usual "cung match and May Fly danced with an ease
and grace that excited the applause of all present Mas
ter Hernandezs riding here has been frequently and
loudly applauded The whole troupe of perorme rs in
talents Of the highest order and the crowd
ed houses that nightly fill the American Circus is the
best test OF the great attractions nightly presented
Signor Bliz is performing at Batavia in this State.
Forrest is at the Walnut street Theatre Philade phia
The New Orleans people appear TO be afflicted with
Blansy mania
The Chestnut street Theatre Philadelphia, is for the
present, closed,