The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-04

conecious OF anything remarkable and does not to
notice 1t, however ridiculous it may be. Here In
many other things this side Of the world may take
lesson for in this respect the perfect lady Of fashion
shows that she 10 perfectly liberal, and altogether
genuine republican.
Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THEATRE horses and riders run every
thing down here Last night they had an excellent
house the elegant Of the gymnastics attached
this company very pleasing indeed they through
their various feat somersett 60 with much
II 1t quite everyday occurrence indeed It
must be with these young fellows for nothing but the
such extraordinary fests Of agility. Bucephaus and
Cinderella really wonderful not the least pleasing
syucs to 60 through their fsats creditaby Il would
SEEM too. as II the applause consequent their
tions gratifying to them as it to the human
actor. Truly the horse is noble animal what pity
that he should be maltreated and abused
almost daily Witness when kindness and little patience
will bring cut much intelligence and absolutely ami
ability in his actions is shown by these trained ami
mails
BowERY THEATRE The return Of Mr. Marshall
and the publishing Of programme rich and varied
any have advertised for one evening,
filed the Bowery theatre, and every nook and Granny
the tragedy Of Macbeth" and 1t Is than just
to say that it exceedingly well put the STAGE
and was performed throughout IN very satisfactory
flushed piece Of acting The remaining principal Cha
racters done justice to- in the hands Of the gentle
men who took them. The only thing, tending in the
least to the piece the imperfect drilling the
eupernumeraries, which was painfully evident on more
formed and even here MIR Burke showed his vsrsstil.
talent, for he made the best principal witch have
seen In a long time.
Is said the Bowrry Theatre had changed hands and
become the property Of Mr. Marshall Of Philadelphia
We should have said that the Broadway and not the
Bowery had, as was stated, changed hands.
CHATHAM THEATRE This little box was very we'll
pstronised last evening" being FULL pit boxes and gal
lery. Dr. Valentine made his bow there as Nehemiah
Hector, In the comedetta Of the Yankee Duelst,n
which written for him by the lats Mr. Bsnnister,
and delighted the audience with his happy and pquan
delineations of the Yankee He amused all who heard
him with his nexhsustible stock Of droll sayings and
ftores and at the conclusion Of the piece called
and had return thanks for the honor The excellent
troupe of model artists at this establishment improve
daily In their approximations and almoet a.
perfect they bs Indeed TO witness them alone i,
worth double tbe price Of admission to say nothing
the other entertainments which very attractive and
as &c cd as We ever saw In the house.
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-Last evening being set apart
for the benefit Of the charming dansues Mdne Auguss
the house at an early hour well filed We regret
that the short she played been more
psny together With ballet and satsnsive orcb.stra
were very heavy; and being OF stivity the
houses every night rather thin but we hop. on
some future OCCASION that she will meet with that
mensurate support which her splendid abilities and mi
mitabe performances deserve The nrst piece ,nrodu-
ced last night the laughabe farse II Runaway
Matches" IN which Chapman Povey and Mrs knight
sustained their characters admirably Next the
second act Of Gsee" We have already spoken of the
grace and elegance of style which Mdle Augusta dis
plays in this wild, romantic. but beautiful ballet and
have only to reerate opinion that for elasticity Of
bound, beauty Of symmetry and chaste che
', prodncsS rbsrs o.
characters In this piece but must say it Is Of
the most aughabe and interesting fsrces have
for some time Chapman, always happy In what he un-
dertAkec, personatng Cox halter, and Povey Box
printer by their inimtable acting, kept the house in
of laughter The closed with the
last act Of Nathalie The versatile talent of the ia
vorite ddnsnese in her comic Pas de Denr with Mr..
Neville the grand Pcs de Deus wtz with Mons Freds
rick as also the comic Polka must have impressed the
audience with the opinion that she has equalizer the
beautiful fgures graceful aspect pleasing attitudes and
dances drew down the unanimous cheers and applause
OF the audience. A beautiful wreath Of flowers
made respectful, courteous acknowledgment Of her
gratitude.
CRcUs-BowrRv AMPHirHEArRE.-The old circus Is
going it With perfect rushas the slang phrase has it
Tryon has got full and effective company, who are
capable Of giving all the latest equestrian novelties.
His vsulting and tumblng folks grest-that CoIe
manages to double himself up like jscknifs, twist
himself into almost fat knot his bones and muscles
only account for. Williams Wells make Q capital
brace Of clowns and the rr does get most
awfully stuti6ed by them The singing by the negro
band here Is quite pleasing
lICHssry's MINsrRELs AS many lives . cat is an
old saying but many weeks success Chrstys band
have had here this season, will be another It seems
Here they in their fourteenth week and still
lent audiences The fact is they rousing set OF
felows-sng well. dance well, laugh well, and what 10
better make all who to them laugh too and feel
in good humor with the minstrels and all the world.
They had capital house on new years night and last
night.
BnoApwAv OpEoS.-Pntsux had quite Q crsmmed
house on new years night, and also last evening His
model artists carry everything before them, aud
probably graceful have been the stage for
some time. Great times these at the Odeon.
The SrErERMsRKHcHE Musical COMPANY give ano-
Their concert this evening, at the Tabernacle. Among
the pieces they will PERFORM Is very beautiful
via the march from the hymn composed in honor Of
Pope Plus TX.
worth . visit the proprietor has got together more
York.
THE MELopEoS-There is some excellent negro sing.
ing given ut this place every evening II will continue
during the week.
HE JERSEY BANKs.-Imputatlon against the
solvency of the Jersey banks, still continue to
be thrown out. We find the following in the
Sun Of yesterday
Correspondence Of the New York Sun
ELrzaBErnrowN, N. j., Jan. 1915
certain bank visited New York Thursday or
Friday, to negotiate for certified check for large
amount to represent SPECIE be brought over to New
us Of making up Ss .n Sn
amount In New Jersey, this undoubtedly the most
udicous course 1t could adopt to raise something to
present coin and bullion In the vaults For the bill
holders, it is about good much "fog" This
one to lie, and then to it. TO humbug the New
Jersey Legislature. Could the broken New Hope and
Delaware Bridge Bank have existed until to-day, It
would have made first exhibit OF specie in the
vaults.n ARGUS
What bank is this ! The enquiry is natural,
and the public would like an answer Is it
the State Bank of Elizabethtown
OVERLAND ExrREss.-Our accounts from New
Orleans are of the 26th Major Gen TAYLOR
was at Bayou Sara on the gath. The Tevio,
steamer, from New Orleans, took out $40, 0OJ in
specie for Europe. The steamer before her had
100000.
ARRIVAL FROM IIoNDuR as We have received