The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-10

pursue the rest of the thieves and it is probable we
has been offered for the first white man amsng the
| thieves, II taken dead or alive
OF course it is impossible for to say at present
what boxes have been broken open, whether
recovered all tho gold not Our impression, however
IT, that II we have not got back the whole very little Is
wantiDg--probably not tour five thousand
dollars.
We have hopes not Of procuring all the gold stolen
thieves who we understand have been found In Gen.
trail America, and two Of them are now in custody.
BENEFIT TO Mas. MANAGER MrcHrLL.-Ws under
stand that arrangements being made to give q
ben. At to Mrs Mitchell wife of ex msnaaer Mitchell
at Brougbam's Lycesm shortly. Ii will be q CON-
pmentary benefit. but charitable one the LADY,
are sorry 10 say being in state OF destituton and
public We hope to be aAle to give further par
.iculars In reference to ths matter and express hope
that handsome fund will be realized.
BowsRy THEarKE The pro iucton of the new Ora
ma David Is witnessed every evening by
crowded houses ana with the armest dsonstrsti
Of delight Tho caet of characters Is exceent J. r.
Scott performs the part Of Pegotty in admirable style
his psrsonation OF this character draws down re-
psated cheers Miss Wemyn,a as Emily, deserves the
highest terms Of praise and Miss 4. Denim q. David
CoPrerfed, sustains the character we'll In short all
the artists ably sustain their respective parts and
see them and yeu viii be amply compensated Tor your
visit Miss n ifert will sing popular ballad, and the
entertainments will terminate with the excellent dra-
ma of"Wallser. the Hero of scotlsnd.n with j. X.
Soott In me principal character The Bowery IL he
coming OF the most attractive places OF
M.ssrs Riohipgs, wheatly, whitney, shaw, Mrs. Alb.
bot Mrs Ishsrwood Miss Olivia and the pretty Miss
Gonesnheim Is drawing respectable audiences TO :he
metropolitan theatre every evening Tonight, they
again appear in the beautifully drawn comedy of Ex
me.t sn,.heS p"ss Of aetna 1 b.vs m 'Ss
Is host In himself wheat.y's fop csnnst be- ex-
cslled and the widow Crosby in the hands of Mrs Alb
bot receives all that educated lady, whose dig ni-
fed appearance aud graceful, easy movements, can
give TO it. The Quadrile, La crscovenns la Pyrsnee
which is introduced in the ilumina hall II excel
he
farce OF "Plstonic Attach msnts" Those who wish to
pass sfev hours In pleasure, will visit the Broadway
Theatre this evening.
BuK1oS's TE,arRE The admirers Of good sterling
acting are sinfsrmed that the new drama OF David
Copperneld will be repeated TO night, with a
which, seek where they will cannot he equallei Bn-
tons Micawber isr,ch, in the extreme of the
wofd Blakes P~gotty is cspital-Lester 10 at home
in ste~riorth This g.ntleman is great addition to
Burton's company In hne, Jordan, Johusoa, Bland,
Mrs kuseli ars skerrett Mrs Hughes. and other
eminent afischees contribute 20 make the Chambers
street theatre the resort Of all those who look for
.omethng above the common place acting Of the day
Mis- alter, ana ~ Frederic will dance, the rchestra
will play seyers beautiful pieces OF music, and the
tertsipmepts will oose with the amusing aud fayorite
farce Of the Rough Diamond
NArIosA Tss.rRr-Purdy, always Introducing
novelty day after day, tfers very sttractve bin for
this evening Knowles beautiful play of The WIFE,"
will com me the performances The psrt OF Julien
81, Pierre VIII be sustained by young gentleman ot
this city, being his fret appearance No doubt the
National will be crowded to witness the debut Of this
atprant Tor theatrical lame Miss Malvina will dance,
and then the new and excellent burlesque of Old
King Cole Will follow, whch willtntroducs nearly al
the talented members OF the company The orcheaira
will next play fayorite overture, and the amuss-
msrts will terminate with the amusing ballet Of The
Frisky Cobbler." This bhl mutt have the elect OF
nng every department. Of this popular establishment
Bsorcn,Ns LrcEuM.-This establishment as
predicted, is completely successful The dramatic
production q Brousham entitled the story Of David
Coprerheld s every night Witnessed by the patrons
of ths favorite place OF anusment with degree OF
pleat ure which gives vent 70 the most enthusas.c
cheering. owens. ~ Urish Heep, gives evidence OF
great comic talent; and BIoughams Meswber IL just
Mlutk uwtA to he al " no ID
well known as nrished actor and excellent reader,
represents Psgc,ty TO the very lite But there Is one
character which deserves special notice, and that s
Mrs Pegotty, by Mrs Brougham who displays the
darling features Of aectionate heart With the most
remarkable clsysrnsss Her susan Npper could never
be beaten and it is just 50 now with h.r representa-
tion of Nrs PeRotty. Kate Horn everybody knows TO
favorit. In Hne. ali the number, Of Broug ghsms
company fret rate Ths arNt feature will be a
dance By Mlle. Ducy. Barre then the farce OF the
4" wild Indian" and the whols will conclude with
/" Jsnay Lind
AmssrcIS Mrsrun.-The amusing and lsughabls
pieces OF Turning the Tables" aud Domestic
Eco.omyp will fora tAs afternoon entertainments at
ths fsvorits estsbl,hment In the evening the beau.
s.m. ,pisn Ia cast. .s.us Clarss Andrew Tsda.
way. nsnkins, Miss Chapman. aud other talented
artists viii appear In the principal character, The
stands high ia the estimaton OF the patrons oi the
Museum snd the stsee department reflects credit on
JrSg n 60 ! C,scua The admirable perfcrmsnces
Of the French troups, ~ the Amphtheatre are vighuy
rtceiftd sith hherkl ana oefeFNel hppisuse' 20 -
male rider has sPpeaes In this eeuniry who hss
nearly equaied Mile Louise, either for intrepoity
and ssuty foe Grscs and elegance Of style while
ZONE Of her feste We have never tsen attempted by
male performers In Europe she stood At toe neal -
btr profession and doubt whether any one viii
ever be founs 10 surpass her An excellent DILL u
ter, altmsrts is announced for this evening.
PASonAaA puGnta's PRo0sFs.. ..-DesPita the
bad geaher We are glad to the public turn out 20
see this magnihcent panorama We believe There has
teen nothing Of the sort since Banvard - decidedly
favorite and the great ard expense et gtttng
sp well the ofiguslhy oi the idss are certainly
dsstryipr the greatest success. on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, when the children are adhted
vt bali rfice. broadway. Houston street IL all
alive with families and schools
srorpAvt rstt-Calyos rshleaux Of New England,
or the Mammoth panorams o. the Connecticut River,
u production Of gteat artistic merit and Y craving
large audiences faith copy Of the Charter OaS is
alec tho W. which Is vortA the price Of admission
aA,rffRs UosNoaANss.-We invite the public u
visit this exhibition The paintings are the most
leau t2ul We have tvpr behtid.