The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-25
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extraordinary character Ths immense patronage
circus popular resort Cor the whole season.
THrArsicaL fscIDssr. Yesterday morning after
the rehearsal Of the Lion Of the Desert the Ns
tions, and Wills Mr.. Barry. the stage manager was
engaged st his table eositos amidst hsaps Of play
bills, old casts and msnuscripts In search Of novel;
ties he vas aroused from his rsysris BY loud s-ov
ssd In looking up, too fierce stsrlng eyes not In
phrsnEy rollipg.h we're directed towards him. He
dropped his quill overturned the iak aud sand box,
In lees time tn We writing H. ssd began 70 back
out OF the neigh borbood Of his unvscoms visitor
trap door vas osen, the orchrstrs ct hand,
ana sns DO, once easy 70 gain under ordnsry oirsun
sharp long pointed teeth, those vpsrish ssh hook,
death. dealing cia~s, and those formidable. qsiiks
say ~ am here thy tim. /. come 3Go whsrs thou
wilt, these eyes sha ns.r eight Of thee ooms
nstc effect in the eyes aud whk.rs q tiger ana the
manager In an Infant wss trsasnxsd to the stage
and say with Forrest you sent for ~ snd
I've come Come in any other shape than that and
my firm nerve will never trsmbs, mentally rejoinsd
the manager. Another grunt, and the ctt-r stepped
few PAGES nearer and grewlsd sharper, which bsine
interpreted was "of ore or both Of thy line has
Gomez The animal drew nearer snd nearer ana
growled, and the reoinder was freeze with horror
Another pace or two, and he the fatal leap 1t
would have been fatal had he been tied with very
large rope about other end OF which was
firmly held by Driesbach, Who behiRd . scenic
harbor holding on like grim death to dead niger -
The joke was practical oue the animal having only
been let out on his morning airing, and he doubt
imagined the trees and forests about him quite Ben
game for appetite. Boston Mail Jan. ~.
SIoNoRA BIscAccrArr,.-Ths arrival and rs-appsar-
ance OF this talented vocalist in city IL snxlousy
svestners Of her voice and loneliness Of her acting,
when she hrst appeared here. Every opera gocr
members the deafening applause which hailed ths
theAstor Place Theatre when Siguora Bscsccisnt was
"earded" on the bills The style in which she sang
the "Somnambuao was much admired At he time. and
she was In spite Of silly attacks vArded ct
each appearance with the wsrmest reception. We
place early in February, and no doubt she will have
full house for the number Of her friends LARGE In
New York as It is in Boston.
Henri HERz-This far. famed pianist whose reputa-
ton Is now universally known and appreciated In tho
nted States intends shortly to leave New York for
Boston, where he is engaged for concerts Tho
success which he has always met with, every where
he hae BEEN the immense paudts by which his pre-
senoe has been hailed at every musical soirss
composer and eminent sxecatsnt will DO favored with
snd reception in the modern Athens Of tbs Union.
Will Ss 1 s
at the first concert he win give In Boston We wish
him success.
NJ: CoEsEr-Our readers will nnd, among our sd-
vertisemsnts, 20 card" from NJ Coenen, the talented
volinist whose success in city has bee much
hailed In all the newspapers and who really deserves
acquired among We understand that this gentle
man intends devotpg his time to giving lessons in
that no professor deserves better thsn
Coensn. The rated Vieux Temps. who his
M C.. III n
the best pupils he had.
TAsERrAcLE "A grand vocal and instrume ntsl CON:
cert, for the benefit Of Mr Wall the blind Irish harper
comes of, this evening, at tho Tabernacle Among the
distipguish'd artists, announced to appear are the
names Of Miss Julia Northall, Mrs. Edward Lodsr,
Messrs. Strakosch, Gungl, Coensn, and Dresel The
beautiful pieces and the cause truly bsuev olent
We predict the Tabernacle will be visited this evening
BY large assemblsge Of our citizsns
CHRnrv's MIssrRELs.-Many New Yorker, when
m n lOnO hAf0r
he gets there will think with pleasure on the admira-
Bile concerts which these darkes delight the cti
zens with each night The only way for those about
leaving to do s to take good stock Of "Chrystyana
on board before leaving and thus have ample
for reflection.
THE New ORLEANS SEnENADERs with their scisn-
THO touches, are making money 1t Q most aarn ming
rate the twenty five pound Jumps gold to be picked
Tents and scientific performs have brought them
II any one wishes to hear first rate EthopsAn
cert Society Library is the place.
COLLINS, the inmitsbe vocalist and exoellsu DALI
neator Of Irish character is giving his Irish Evenings
at Macon Ga. His concerts at Ssvan nah were every
evening" crowded and his Widow Maehres'' and
" Bold Soldier Boy" received with reiterated
cheers
DAN RIcE NOT DEAD.-The report has been current
several days that this singular genius had died Of
the cholera Dan ran over here yesterday from Phis-
dephia for few hours to give the lie propria per-
roma to such an undesirable contamination During
career has been mos. brilliant and whilst The
press there has been teeming with accounts Of his
hs hs, been prudsntly converting tho golden
opinions Of all sorts Of folks into bag full Of gold,
two circus companies, and steamboat purchased OK
pressy for the conveyance Of OF bis companies,
upon Ii. Mississippi and Ohio, and their trbu..siss
ne Sns keperian Jester plays short engagement In
shows bis funny phil for six nights Il S.eds Lent
Circus In this city, where he completes his pre-
partitions fer the vigorous prosecution OF the campaign
ne xt summer With bis two circus companies, Of
which he intends to exhibit York. the course
Of the season. Dan die Of the cholera He did more
~ hfn R{f In al nh~ .rSI.
panic towards arestns the progress Of the epidsnic
han oil the DOCTORS and recommend the authori.
lies to make q permanent engagement with him for
that purpose for the coming season.
Mrs Fanny Kemble Butler will commence course
Of Shaksperian readings In Boston, to.morsw, (Fri-
City Intelligence.
JUDoE EpMoNDs AND VAGRANcY REcoRps.-We were
orediby informed yesterday that one Of the records
% for to b.
brought before the latter Judge on writ OF ksSsss
corpus to test the validity Of the record which COM
Of the prisoner from custody This disrsnee Of opin.
Ion between the Judges Of the higher courts appears
to be rather and will lead only
sion, and still no settled law that point win be
adopted Would 1t not be much better the Judges
to call q meeting amongst themselves and decide
such hereafter to sustain the record thus
chosen ss may be consistent with law and common
sense!
DEATH ny APorLExr-The Coroner yesterday held
inquest at No. 25o Greenwich street. on the body
Of John Hutchinson, . native of New Jersey, 81
years Of age who came to his death by attack Of
sppoplexy. The deceased it seems lodged at No. lol
Barclay street. and about 10 O'Clock Tuesday night
be fell of the chair in dt and in few minutes ex-
PRED The declared had been In very poor health fox
seine time past. Verdict accordingly.
Police Intelligence.
.drren on SPECIFICATIONS mon, by the names
James Miller, Owen McCabe, John Fitzgerald, and
Owen Rgley were arrested last night assistant Cap
officer of
box Of books valued at $3.50 belonging to q ooorsd
minister The property found In thu possession Of
the accused parties The msgistra detained them
for . further hearing
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Edwards
Jan. A.-Wi II. Sacket Us. Jesse ". Benedict
aud Lester Wen-This was action Of rcplevin, to
try title to quantity Of dry goods. The plaintiff a.