The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14


citing that the entire audience cbsered it's rsos
ton when II was received With hursts Of p
plsuse The concert concluded with thu eelsbrated
..S,.r from "Erran one OF the finest positions
81 the hind which always makes sure hitn no all
Its hearers Thus ended a concert which will long be
remembered by the musiasl amateurs OF this city
CsRIsTY's OrESA HOUSE, This hand continues to
dslsht the audiences that every night visit
Hall Their negro melodies and ohorusss ara NO
very effectively and their II the
voyage Musicale" keeps the audience In perfect
eestscy
CuiSEsE AsssmBLt Rooms Mr. Pages concert COMES
on on Saturday evening The programme OF s,.er-
tsinment very attractive and iii hoped his friends
will interest Themselves on the occasion
CIScus, AsToR PlAcE --Tbis comfortable circus in
Eighth street. IL very favorts resort, being every
night visited b. hundreds If our citizens Gossn the
great clown ard Miss Wary Carroll are the priucips
frs' ures The other members NJ thu company all
good in their respective performances Of tumSling
vauitipg. gymnastics, no.
siosoEISA BoRcHrsE's BENErIr will come of next
week We understand that Max Maretzsh has lie.
cdsd that on Tuesday 18th Inst "Dou Pasquaso will
b performed. as IL was before Understood Signoriu.
borghese has beautiful part In this great opera Of
GLpnoS'p PANORAMA OF THE Nile still co ,tiuues To
be exhibited everv night Ths painting L. a correct
approximation az the scenery surrounding this remark
with tho utmost precision
MISS DAvEsroRr.-This gifted young lady opened 1t
the Howard Athsn@um. last evening ss thu Countess
In Sheridan Kno~less play f'Love TO brilliant and
most enthusiastic audience Some two huodred per.
soHs we're turned away uusbls to procure seats At
the conclusion of the third sct she was calsd out
amidst the most intense excitement and at the cou
clusion Of the piece again called before the cur
tain when the audience rose nasse, giving cheer
Boston audience.
City InteIiIgence.
TIE WEATHER so hard vas the frost for the last
two days and so sppery the roads that more horses
space Of time for many years In the forenoon And
part OF the afternoon, yesterday, the atmosphere
sotened considerably, but late In the evening Il be-
came as Keen rs ever and last night 1t ozs intensely
FmE.-Lsst evening Q FIRE broke out, about seven
o'clock, In Pearl street. door from Elm by which
worsme buildings, known a, the Old Bath House. In
cludiug two porter houses, one occupied by German
named Henry Msgen, the other BY q person named
Bowen together with barber's chop, occupied by .
man named Taker. were destroyed. The materials
being 80 iDhsmmsbe. and the FIRE rapid no portion
OF the interior Of the premises saved The roots
,s ID and much injury was done to the property of
OF the house occupied by the German, Magen, In the
apartments OF some lodgers Several engines we're on
the spot and their sxertions prevented the corner
house. occupied as a cbandlery establishment from
sharing the fate Of the Others
Fpr-A Ere broke out in the attic OF rear house
NO 20 Norfolk street about half past twelve O'Clock
ornpg which extended 70 the rear buildings
OF NO Go and t3 Suffolk street. all Of which were par
tally destroyed.
THE WARRINGTON MARxrr CHowprR CLur Osptaiu
Thomas Starr proceeded yesterday to Five Mile Hous.
on target excursion. They mustered forty muskess
and pretented most respectable aud military appear
CONNECTICUT RvER CLosrp-Ths steamboat Nev
Champion, Captain Tinklepasgh, returned yesterday
morning from her last trip to Hartford Shs only
where shs landed most Of her freight aud passeuger
snd took from there supply OF COAL and returned to
New York The ice being three inches thick at this
place, the river may nov be considered as closed.
TAKerr ExcURSoS.--Ths Washington Market Chow
der Club, Mr. Thomas Starr Captain with thirty mus
ket,, accompanied by Dodworth's Cornet Band pro-
ceeded yesterday on a target excursion They wore
black dress coats and Pantaloons and looked remaka
bly, we'll.
worpsrrrL EscArr or MerHrR AVID HER Two Csrt
pRES.-N esterday morning some lsborsrs we're blasting
rocks on the corner Of Seventh avenue and Twenty.
fourth street, When fragment weighing about rs
occupied by James Connolly, and failpg in the bed,
smashed 1t to pieces His wife aud two children we're
about ten minutes out Of bed they would been
probably killed So much for early rising This pro-
perty H. owned by MIR. william Carroll aud We feel IL
our duty 10 call bis attention TO the crcu lance.
Conolys houee is only about twenty yards fcom tho
work, and the workmen ought be more cautious In
The quantity Of powder used Indeed It e. question:
able whether blasting under any should
mates.
Fractured FrAp A laborer named Charles Bigzjns
residing at 1884, Greenwich street was working ysstsr
day in sever In West street when fell on the
bank upon his head which fractured IL In very SO.
nous manner lie was removed to his house in q vesy
bad condition.
Drs..sE or THE HEanr.-The Coroner Yesterday held
an inquest at No lag stanton street on the body OF
Eb'nezer Fierce, sged about 40 years, born Ia New
boring under feeble health. aud yesterday died sui
d. My from dsesss of the heart Verdict accorangy
Ransom AceIpENr.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inQuest at the City Hospital. the body Of Job
Weioh aged II y-srs. born in Ireland The deceased,
~ seems, on last Sunday evening, Standing the
platform of the Harlem railroad car at the corner Of
hroome fircot aud the Bowsry with his hand. IA his
pockets when he suddenly accidentally fell and tho
car passed over both legs breaking both In terrbls
manner. Tho Injured rnsu was conveyed TO the CITY
Hospital. and expired yesterday FROM the mi uriss
The jury retun,ds verdict that the decreased
hs death ny injuries accidentally received by falling
OF one Of the Harlem railroad aud the passing
over bis legs.
AocpEST.-A man named Joseph Beck. fell into the
water the foot IL Third street Fact river
I've aud Fix O'Clock, on Wednesday afternoon lie was
rescued fr' m drosning by officer Marsh Who brought
him 20 the station house Eleventh ward, In nearly
lsefs state DIR. Nicholas sent for Who attended
h'n and rettorsd amin alton. which almost extinct
Prom thence he afterwards sent to the Csy Hos
pita
CsSreuIrcs OF A TIGHr Boor Thomas coolaehau,
. resident Of yorktown, Westohsster county, was
brought into the City Hotpitsl yesterday under the
following circumstance. About fortnight ago he
wore light boot, which caused \ his left foot
He continued 60 work and thu sore got every day
~orte. AZ length IL became 20 bad aud s~sled 40
and ttereupcn came ipto the City Hospital One
animation 1t vas discovered that the Gaze vas most
serious che snd the necessity OF smputs,ion is coni
dered more than probable
Dr.rn ~ Tnn HosrIr,t.-Iohn walsh Who va. run
over BY the Harem cars on Sunday evening anu both
81 vhue ,gs we're fractured on that occaion died in
The MARRIAGE oP Tux FRENCH FARMER AND THE
EMfGRANr GIRL.
The following disposes Of a mares nest discovered
by the Tribune -
THE srpDrr MARRIAGE.
SIR Having read In the Tribune of the 18th Inst,
an article with the above caption. being yarblst
count 81 smarrsge which took place In thu Office Of
the Commisionsrs ~ Emiyrstion . few days ago, I
trust ou wi In justice TO the clerks therein employed
vie are secured, in raid statement Of wsnton per-
vertios OF their duties, give place TO the folio sing
statement OF the tran action. by witness Of the whole
SCI ne -" farmer Frenchmsn by birth, who has .
bone,tssd ard srusil farm In Pike county Pa. paid
for IS certified ON oath, he in the oflcs sp.
piled for help and stated At the time that ~ he could
mad atuitsbe per,op, and q years corresponding to
his own he would be willing 20 marry her, either at
the present time, after che would have satfes her
self BY ocular proof, that he had conf rt1ble home
for her. He was desired to go among the numerous
spplicsnts for situations, and endesvor to suit him
self Alter While, he cane forward sith . middle
eyed woman, widow al herself stated, mot rosy
checked Irish sill Who profsssed her willingness TO
tale The onest.lookinz farmer for better for
vetei' Wien with full knowledge II the important
step slew abost totshe, Justice blskeiey, ser being
ssured BY both parties respectively that there existed
no lsssl 90 other impsdment on the part OF either,