The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28


The roles Of Colnda and Thsbs the tive sisters Of Gin
derea were very well sustained BY signors Avogadra
and Albertagzi.
TIE performances concluded with the ballet Of
Montplaisr. It well got up, and made : worthy
finale to the brilliant opera Both pieces We believe are
to be repeated to night.
The THEArArs.-Ths city at present is well supplied
with artists Of every description Of talent whether ira
gedans comedians or vocalists. Mr. Eddy appears to-
night in Romeo and Juliet,n at the Bowery theatre
Nblo presents for the third Time the magnificent eque
trsn spectacle Of Nazeppa." Two fine comedies, pa
ris and London, and One Thousand Milners,n
nounced by Burton, who to have great influence
over the dramatic public Purdy, manager Of the Ma
tienal presents excellent programme and was never
prosperous than at present. Mr.. Wallsck offers
two pieces, with other entertainments His theatre
is the Of very select and discerning audiences At
Whites Varieties, Mr. Davenport Miss Albertine, and
Roe Merrifsld dslghting large assemblases and
Gen. Tom Thumb is drawing hundreds nightly to the
Museum The other places Of amuse ment such IS CHRIS
ty's ,era House, Woods Mnstrels, Banvards Georama
ct which beautiful exhibition Of the Holy Land given
nightly and Robert Heers surprising exhibition Of le
gerdeman all attracting hundreds Of the citizens Of
New York But must not forget the splendid sques
TRAN exercises which given by Sands Co. mimi
table troupe at the Bowesy amphheatre. Besides the
above have Aboni In opera ct the Broadway and very
shortly Madame Sentsg At Nibos and report be
rect the great musical leader Msretsek with selection
first vocasts anda powerful orchestra suppose
there bor other location the old ground Aston
Place Opera House.
Fxo, Ponr Az PRiror by the arrival Of the schooner
Sarah Maria from Port Prince, informed that
the fever prevailing ct the above place to alarm
ing extent Capt Rogers Of the above vessel died 1t
~ NJ Ak>E -
Also two Of the Capt Dyer of the schooner John
Tyler, died December Capt woof, Of schooner J c.
Roscoe, died the day and upwards OF afy Anne
ricans have died Of the fever in the last few months The
fever has been raging to extent not known before
for thirty years
The Sarah Maria brings intelligence respecting the
saection of President Of the Doinio.s republic. The
electoral college to On the first Monday in De-
cember
Police Inteillsence.
IL, .1ttenss 20 Shsst mi@ tsassa If'oI-on Sunday
rested Italian named Ansons sarnlsta, charge
Of attempting to shcot John wilson, and Adsa Seburn
with loaded pistol Luckily, however the pistol did
mot expods and the police took the assaant in charge
before any further Violence was attempted The 90
morning taken before the Court when the magistrate
committed him to prioa Tor trial in default Of bail
cspsn sd ~ q s ana
the Twentieth ward arrested on Sunday night
charged with fighting and creating riot in Thirty.
eighth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues
Is that the arrival Of the police the rioters
s continued to be dsosdery aud Of them violently
on tie back ana shoulder Tie prisoners were taken be-
fore Justice NcGrath and gave their names as james
ward McCdsMck, owen rafferty,, owen Farrell and
Peter Ebrns. The complaint wss made against them
ind the magistrate required them TO find BAH for their
appearance a. court in dsfau Of which they were COM
.a.saph upon an oeic,r AS ofncsr Kennedy Of the
Fifth ward police patroliing his beat on Sunday
morning about i've O'Clock At Che corner Of Pranklin
street and West Broadway, three men came along ana
made violent "sauit upon man who At that time was
vent the violence when the three racals upon
the officer knocked him down. and inflicted several
we're blows upon his person An alarm was given and
officer Evans to his aid and after much exsltion
the hsee rowSe taken into custody and conveyed
to the station house and gave their IS Bernard
Clark Joseph DAILY and Patrick Gallagher. They vere
locked up and st eight o'clock taken to the Police
Court when the necessary adavits made and the
acsued parties held to ball b. the magistrate to
the charge The person who nrst assaulted by the
prisoners, and OF will confer favor by calling on
the officer at the Fifth ward and thereby further the
Outrageous Cond.ct--Ear.y on Sunday morning.
street had been out vitrg siok friend, when on her
return home within very short distance Of her house,
two yourg men came up to her and represented them
to the station houss Mrs, declined doing 80 Until
they exhibited the "stsr," the emblem Of authority
This they refused to do and she Of would not
80. They then seized hold ct her. and commenced an
assut with an attempt 70 violate hsr person
She struggled and screamed out loudly when the
Gals ned fearful Of being detected by the legitimate po
lice, without accomplishing their diaboiicsl designs
Subsequently however the description Of the accused
parties given 70 officer Hogan who during the day
secured their arrest and when the prisoners taken
into the preeence Of Mrs Clare aha 1T identified
them as the persons who committed the violence Is
above stated The prisoners taken before Justice
'Mc6rsth, Who locked them mp for trial.
"A Charge Of Robbery Yesterday complaint pro-
fered before Justice Osborne by Daniel Nichols re-
siding IN Dean street Brooklyn against james Kearns
charging him vith,taking from his lNicholsD person,
without bic lawful consent the Of $40 II appears
by tho affidavit made by the plAnsnt that he went
into the store In which the decnoant employed and
ssked to be shown the article exhibited
did not su and defendant about leaving tbs store
when he alleges he seized forciby by Kesrns and
he old not pay over $40. The complainant becoming
alarmed and in bodily fear PAID the $40 request
ed, end then he let In justice to Mr. Kearns
would state that he denies the charge and says that
was thereupcn admitted to bail 10 await further exsm
nation
TIE T'1,amony Nall Riot Officer Dovlins Of the
Sixth ward police yesterday arrested john Austin
bench warrant issued hJ the Court of Sessions wherein
the accused nds charged Eh being In the
riot Tammapy HALL in which Mr. scbe received Sc
h Jury. Mr. Auetin appeared before Justice Os
borne, Who took ball In the u 81 00o and was there
upon lib. lated from custody.
n Women in Male Clothing On Sunday evening, officer
Mary Clements, acting very dbQrderly in the public
streets crowd Of persons had surrounded her all
making merrment from the fact that ehe decked out
In mems clothing The police took her into custody and
conveyed her TO the station house where aLs de-
tanned until the following morning and then tahsn before
Justice Welsh who gave her . repfimsnd for dhGuisrg
her In male attire and allowed her to 20 the
promise Of her future good behaviour II statsd that