The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-26

Theatrical and Musical.
BowERr THEATns : This popoar place of amusement
continues = the full tide OF success. The new play,
the " Three Guardsmenn dralnstised by Mr. Lester,
is Of the best productions OF the season and Is
likely to have very long ana prosperous IL will
be repeated this evening IL is put the stage in
splendid msnnsr and the actors Of the first stamp
BROADWAY THEArRs-Nr Hsckstt, the ioisnitsbls
representative OF Falstan Ia King Henry IV appears
in that character, this evening" AIR Wheatlsy the
Prince Of Wales and Dyott as hotspur. Mr. Clay We
evening, II he could have remained in town SO much
does he admire Mr.. Hackett's Fslstaf The amuss.
mens Will close with the farce OF Who Speaks Firct?n
NpLos CAMDEN The pew and successful psntomime
of Nicodemusn as also that of the Magic Trumpet
together with the Ravel Family and Leon Jsvelli
the tight rope will be the of this
ing. Master Antoine Rsvel only three years Of age,
will make his first appearance the tight rope The
Rsves always attractive, will be sure to have crowd
| ed house
BrRTos's THEATRE Novelty, as usual, is the order
| of the day at this famous dramatic temple. new
BE- Presented tSi. evening il is called Mrs. Bum
bury's Spoons" and nearly all the sterling comedians
Of this theatre wl appear mt Inc farce OF the Big
the whole will conclude with the fsvorits drama Of the
| I" Toodles.n
| NATIONAL THEATRE Mrs Melinda Jones has been
the management have induced her to appear this
Ing In her great character or Helen Maogregor in the
drama of 4" Rob Roy " The farce OF the "Siameae
Twins commences the entertainments and ali will
close with the farce Of In Place and Out of Place."
MrcHELs THEATRE This evening Mr.. Bishop takes
his benefit. The pieces selected for the occasion
Ezra Diavolo," "Sonpambuls and the operate baga.
telle of Jenny Lipd;' La Cachucs by Miss Carline
and the will terminate with the farce Of
the Married Bachelor" This is attractive BILL
and no doubt will call together large ssemblage.
CHRIsrr's MINsrnEls.-Ag great diversity Of enter
tanments for this evening. Negro melodies in album
dance the celebrated buresque Voyage Musical and
dancing Of every description.
AMERICAN MusEUM.-The programme of entertain
ments for this week Is very attractive 1t consists Of
vaudeviles, gymnastic feats comic singing, and va
get they the privilege of witnessing the
great suriosties contained in the Museum.
| GRAND STREET CIRcUs.-Lavater Lee and the Rivers
Of the town. Mr. Lee is appear again this evening
In his astonishing feats Of equilibrium the Brothers
Rivers In their beautiful act Of classic groupings be-
sides various fests Of horsemanship.
Wallet plays clown another week at the Aston Place
Circus and has generously rendered his share Of the
proceeds Of one day (Thursday) to his manager, Mr.
Tryon. The longer Mr.. Wallet remains here, the
greater favorite will be become.
Mile. Rosa, beautiful Creole girl the youngest in
her profession, is announced to appear st the Aston
Place Circus this evening In an act Of
the best lady equestrian in Europe.
Police Intelligence.
Sunday Morning, before Justice Mounyort-The return
Of prisoners the Sabbath morning before the mags.
trste, consisted Of desperate and destitute look
ing Of vagsbonds loafers drunkArds and burglars
The court room crowded almost to suocation and
the being 30. %
Able condition Of the prisoners number Of the pr.
black ten
OF miserable interest exhibiting to the casual OBJ
poor human nature in some of its most degraded
were two men, charged with burglary in the Sd degree
In breaking into the law Office Of Mr. James T. Brady,
in the act of stealing two overcosts and other
articles, when they were detected by officer McCarty,
to the building They gave their names Is joseph G.
Wood, and Charles johnson; the former IN Irish
man, the latter Scotohmsn. Wood appeared to
stated that he was not aware that the oface was
MIR. Brsdy's he would not have entered, he had
sad he was engaged SEINE two months ego in cleaning
out the office Of Mr.. Brady, and considered he had
for some time past on Johnson as ct ell the ofices
he engaged to clean, the owners lost over coats
RI: their
trial on the charge.
Cornelius Phaisn was next called, who stood charged
with snatching . watch, valued ct $40, from . Mr.
White, who setting on stoop in Broadway Mr..
White, II seems, observed Phaan and believing him
tended to be drunk trap to catch the thief oiosr
woodbridge was informed Of the plan, who watched In
doc, way nes. By 7" .rat the result The
tobs drunk pretended to be his friend and sntsd %
TAX. him home AZ the sam; S tiI. Mr. White felt the
nzed watch from his pocket, which the thief mistook
By ossr woodrisse and Mr. white to the great sur
prise Of the rogue became sober oil ct once The
cused, finding he detected made defence, and
the magistrate committed him to prison for trial.
John Mulligsn was next called up. He stood charged
with stealing barrel Of sugar valued ct ST. the pro-
perty Of Thomas Bussng No AIS Pearl street. Oncer
MCGUIRE Of the Fourth ward caught the accused with
the sugar in his possession endeavorng to sell it. The
guilt Of this prisoner being very clear the magistrate
| locked him up for trial.
Ayoung Dutchman, calling himself Dolores ysrks,
was arraisned before the court charged BY small boy
Of IL years Of age by the Of Joseph HEX employ
By Gerard Ahrens keeper of grocery store at No.
| $50 William street The prisoner, according to the
of the clerk every three days for the last
/ months, and demanded 6fty cents dellsr, and two
dollars at time. Suspicion rested on the clerk ~ the
cash account Was some 500 behind hand. The reason
the boy assigned for giving out the money was, that
the accused said he going 70 open store himself
and promised the boy a situation clerk therein.
Committed for trial
James scannsli arrested . charge Of stealing
! pocket book containing t27, and . bill signed BY
e. "A. Moses, No 162 West street. for Q barrel Of
pork, valued ut Sll, the property Of John Beck Of
COLLISION, sullivan county this State. IL seems that
on Friday evening last, Beck wat In the store Of Mr.
Moses, and had taken out his pocket book for some
purpose and laid IL the counter and having his
attention drawn to some other object, Scanne seized
the opportunity and slipped u behind some barrels MIR
Beck forgetting his book left the store suppiog he
had placed IL again In his pocket Suspicion fell
the accused on Mr. Beck making known his lose; and
on the arrest, officer Bullock. Of the Fifth ward,
searched his person and found the identical pocket
book, together with IS Of the stolen money, and like
wise the bill for the barrel Of pork The facts In this
case showing the guilt Of the prisoner the Justice
locked him up for trial.
The other prisoners consisted principally OF dock
loafers petty thieves and drunkards, who dis
posed Of according to their respective merits.
| The Hotels.
| ARRIVALS DErARrUREs.
Geo SaDdse, Phila j. y rotts, Trenton; r. b. Jones
Troy II Cate Watcher; n. Williams, CHM II. Clarke,