The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24

tronired We are not astsnished at this the com
psny new performing there may be deemed one Of
the best In the entire Union. This evening SAak.
apeares tragedy Of Othello" will be scted-hr.
WAHck personating the character Of 0thello Mr. Gil
bert that OF Isgo and Mr. Lester Cassie The part
OF Desdemons will be sustained by Miss Wemyss and
EmeliA by Mrs Wallack The other characters by
the members Of the stock company. The mussments
will conclude with the interesting drama called The
and an actor Of great histrionic ability, will sus
tain three characters. Miss Wemyss and Miss s. Denim
will also appear IN this piece
BROADWAY THEArRH.-The new and original drama
called The Knight Of Arva," will be played for the
third time, this evening Mr. Hudson in the character
Of Conner the Rash surnsmed the Knight Of Arva will
introduce his song, called "Love's Ssrenade,"
which received with cheers . former night.
This piece will be followed by the farce Of How to Pay
the Rent" Mr.. Hudson. as Morgan Rather. viii In.
troduce the songs, Drink deep my boys" aud What
Night 30 Long" The entertainments will close with
the favorite farce Of "a Kiss In the Dark"
NrsLos GAspHr.-Ths Ravel family will re appear
this evening and will produce a programme which,
though well known to all the frequenters Of this place
Of amusement, will certainly bring, usual, crowd
to witness their performances The daring achieve
ments the tight rope with the skful acrobae Leon
Javeli; grand Is Pas do Trois" by Messrs Brilliant
and Henry Wells and Nine Lehman tho comic pSnto-
mines Of tho " Milliners. tho Hungarian Rendsz-
vous," and the Major Trumpet, the Invisible Har-
ie3pn - will be produced In style Of spl'ndos and
bounded laughter Mile Berth having recovered from
her recent ndispostien will appear Thurs
day evening, in the ballet Of Uriele, LIE Diabe
Amoureuxn
Burrows THEArRE.-Every night this favorte
sort IL crowded by citxens to witness the excel
lent performances Of Buron's company To. night the
burletts of "The Whites and the Browns" " Lola
Montes,n How to Pay the Rent" and the " Irish tt;
ger This il very attractive bill and no doubt will
draw an immense house. Burton and Brougham
two Of the greatest vorss that have appeared
In this city, and they know we'll hsw to cater
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theatre.
national THEArRH.-Ths entertainments at this f.
vorits place of amusement very attractive They
will commence with "Ths Happy Man." the part Of
Paddy Murphy being sustained by Mr. Redmond Ryan,
who become great favorite with the visters Of
OF The Murdered Bostman and his Dog" In which
Mr.. Wood will personate the character Of desperate
dance Highland Fling; ana the whole viii conclude
with the popular drama Of The Flying Dutchman,"
in which Mr.. Wood and Mr.. C. Burke will take the
leading characters
MrcHRLL's OLYMPIC THEArRE.-The attempt at Eng
lsh opera at this theatre has been very successful
and has drawn series Of good houses. But not yet
satisfied with this success Mitchell produces this
ing, the musical extravaganza entitled " Hero and
Lesnder." which had very great during last
Roberts, Conover, Nickinson Stuart, sherwood and
Miles assisted by Messrs Nicknson, Conover Palmer,
Miss Csrlns, the opera Of FIR. payoion will be pre-
sented followed by the Highland Fling executed by
Mr. Water and the whee will conclude with the laugh
able farce of the Lawyers Practice No doubt such
bill will attract . numerous audience ct Mtchells
olympic.
CHRisrr's MrysrRELs.-we have 8 often spoken of
this band in terms Of high eulogy that 1t Is almost
necessary to say anything mere Of them than to
nounce that they perform at Mechanics Hall this
satisfaction in their representations Of Negro chsrso
ter, that Mechanics Hall Is crowded every evening.
Those who intend visiting christy, should 60 early,
otherwise to procure seat Is impossible.
TABERsAcLE An excellent programme IL presented
for the lovers OF song this evening" at the Tabernacle
Many Of the first artists of the day engaged
sistiDg OF Signorina Borghese Mile. Muller Miss Mo-
ristt OConnor Signor Novelli and Arnoldi Mr. Rich,
ard Hoffman, the eminent pianist, MIR. Henry Timm-
and the entire company Of the Germana Band The
programme contains some soul stirring musical gems
which will DO executed by the Germana with all that
exceeding sweetness and harmony for which they
90 justly ceebrated and Sgnorina Borshese will sing
several beautiful Italian aras and join In trio with
Novelh and Arnold.
BARNEY WILLiAMs.-This famous Irish comedian has
been playing to full houses, last week, in Brooklyn.
He takes his benefit tonight. lie will be assisted by
the celebrated tragedisn, r. Scott Mr. Holland, and
many other eminent performers.
TnE INDIAN TaovBLEs IN FLoxrpA-The Savannah
(Ga) Rsablieon, Of the 1ith inst, has letter from
Ocula Florida under date Of the 9th inst which says:
That the Indians have coolly and deliberately COM
menced hostiites there Is doubt the facts of
these murders except to the time and OF per-
sons killed have not been correctly reported, is
there word OF truth reports Indians seen and
depredations committed since those first mentioned.
Our government Is about to take the Indians ell to Ar
ssnsss soon, and as they must be caught fret. ap-
prehend some danger on frontier while Uncle Sans
boys are catching them but until the catching CON-
mences do not spprehend any danger except to small
detached portions Of our community The Indian Chi
and his wife Polly this day made their appearance in
Fort Brooke and had Interview with Gen. T~igxs.
understand that he left the store Pcase Creek three
days before the store burned He that he
been fishing and hunting on the coast-that he has
not seen Indian since he left the store nor did he
know Of the till he to Fort Brooke This Mr.
Chi has long claimed friendship for the whites and
frequently expressed fears OF the Indians this
count. lie had depoted>some money with ono
at the fort and OF he does not wish forfeit 10
. rascal and others think he u a true friend have
no knowledge Of him from which to judge except that
be and his wife Polly get frequently glorously drunk
He is a strong, athletic, morose looking man.
The Savannah (Ga Republican OF the IL IN inst hasa
letter from 81 Augustine Florida under date Of the 18th
inst which says The steamer "Sina" Capt Mages,
arrived here yesterday from the southern whittier
States troops by her We learn that the indians had
returned to the settlements Indian River burn
ed several more Of the houses Messrs j. n. Gattis
Lavsns and othcrs who made their escape in July last
the frat outbreak had returned to Indian River to
lock after their property and with the intention OF
the second time, been compelled TO foe for their lives
and have now gone to Key West They discovered the
approach OF the Indians In time TO make their escape
One or two companies Of troops stationed at
Indian River and " the Indians again make their
pearsnce IL is to be hoped they viii meet with
reception.
SENATOR BError AND Cor FHsxo,r-The Tndepeu.
depce (Nio) Exposition OF the 18th ult has letter
from Weston, under date OF the "a inst which says