The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-16

ceedings in that direction Paine evidently thought
if he could only reduce himself to state of nature.
the Sheriff would not have the audacty to take him
through the public streets Having refused to walk
TO the jail, it was found necessary to carry him
bodily, which was very quietly done.
TELEGRAPHIC
CHICAGO Feb Is. 1858.
number of persons connected with spiritual y
circles have been indicted for riot growing of the
element at Paine's Bank. Mr. Paine continues in .
raying condition.
Theatrical and M ssicaI,
BowERy THEATRE.-Ihe grand equestrian spectacle
called Ivanhoe which has been produced at this thea
tire in splendid style and hch is drawing very large
diences every night will commence the entertainments
MIR. +. Eddy Isaac the Jer Mr.. Stevens the I'm.
win sing favorite ballad, and Miss Dawes and Mr..
Fletcher will dance Polka. The drama entitled the
Mechanic and Queen will conclude the entertainments
The Bowery is ably managed by Mr. Wadron and Mr.
Stevens and consequently is in very successful career
BROADWAY THF1ArRE.-The new comedy called st
Cupid, which has been triumphanty successful
its first and second representations will again be pre-
sented TO night Conway, very able comedian, takes
the character of Valentine May and in his hands Il will
receive every attention which accomplished actor
give to it, in order to truthful repre- sentation Miss
Fitzpatrick charming actress, will sustain the part Of
Dorothy Whiting Doctor Bud, and Davdge as Queen
Bee The French and Spanish dancers will display their
terpschorean Abilities and all will close with Shockng
Events
NIBIo's GARDEN.-Donzets beautiful opera of Lucia
di lamnermoor, which drew such large and fashiona
BILE audience Monday evening and which received
throughout, with the greatest enthusiasm will again be
preiened to night Mad sontags Lucia is masterpiece
of acting and vocalzaton in each act she greeted
with the uarmest demonstrations of pleasure She will
be assisted by sgnor Badia whose deep and melodoas
voice is admired by No doubt the theatre will
be crowded this evening
BURROWS TmEArRE.-This establishment continues in
career OF great success. Douglas Jerrods comedy
OF st Cupid will commence the entertainments
Messrs. Fisher Burton Johnston and Mrs Skerrett in
the leading characters. Several beautiful overtures and
other musical gems win be played by the orchts tra.
Tie entertainments will conclude with the avorite drama
of Paris and London, which embraces in its cast all
the most eminent artists attached to this theatre
NATIONAL TnEATRE-The manager Of this prosperous
for his patrons and he is well repaid by the presence of
large audiences Scarcely week passes without the in
PRODUCTION Of some new drama Tonight the excellent
nautical drama OF Gale Breezely' will mmence the en-
ertalpments and the new drama by Mr. Clarke, called
ONeal the Great which Is produced in excellent STYLE
will conclude the amusements All the leading artists ap
pear-Mr Jones and Mr. Clarke filing the leading parts
wAIIAcK's THEATRE-A fine bill of entertainment is
presented FOR this evening by Manager Walack whose
excellent selections crowdng his theatre every
ing with the most fashionable audiences The splendid
comedy of Money viii commence the amusements-
Messrs. Lester, Walcott Brougham, Reynolds, Mason
Miss Laura Keene and Mrs. Brougham in the principal
parts The orchestra will play several musical gems Miss
Malvina will dance and all will terminate with the farce
OF High Life Below Stairs"
AMERICAN MusEuN.-lhis establishment is doing az ex.
cellent business The performances in the saloon under
the management Of Mr. c. W. C20ke, admirably
Home, and it will be repeated in the evening
CRcUs.-Performances will be given at the Amphi
theatre this afternoon and evening and great attractions
will be brought forward at each entertainment. The
spectacle Of st George and the Dragon is the feature
here the present week, and is drawing well.
CHRrsTYs OPERA HoUsE-his establishment is crowded
nightly and the entertainments Afford usual the most
unmixed pleasure and delight.
wooD's MINISTRIES are a fine band and are deservedy
gaining in popular favor Horn the greatest darkey of
the age.
BASvARD's Holy LAND is admired by every one who
goes to Georama Hall II is beautiful painting.
RIsIEY's THAMES is drawing large audiences. It is
work Of great artistic merit and should be by the
admirers OF beautiful paintings.
ROBERT HSiIER, the great magician, announces
ried programme for this evening. 1t contains most of
his best feats.
METROPOLITAN HALL--On Saturday evening Professor
Morton viii give an ENTERTAINMENT Of Nitrous Oxide,
or Laughing Cas- The gas is said to be perfectly harm
less and be breathed without the slightest injury
Gson SWEET the celebrated tight aanSs m5n5
red bill Of entertainment will be presented It Is hoped
his friends win rally and give him a bumper.
MADAME SoNTAG's CONCERT ~ PMIApnPmA.-The Phila-
attending the opening concert at Watsons beautiful
Concert hail. on Saturday evening last. The artists
in their usual admirable manner. Sontag sang in her
sweetest manner drawing out from the admrng audience
the a
burgh town, which the bright gem Of the evening
The little prodigy Paul Julien, pleased every body the
sweet notes which he drew out from the violin ELECTED
universal appreciation Sgnor Rocco Badiah Gasp aron
Arned and the orchestra under the direction Of Carl
Eckert, all that could be expected As it regards
the Hall we must confess that somewhat disap
pointed In finish ventilation and comfort it is an that
be desired but in point Of size and sound Is nfe
would hold 500 persons but think it will not hold
more than 600. II il, however, . beautiful commo-
where it is located II the oonesr, on Saturday evening
Is an earnest Of the future the concerts held at this
place il properly gotten up, viii be wel patronised
Mrs Catherine y. Sinclair has concluded her engage
ment at Albany, and 10 start Immediately for \
Buffalo At the close OF the play the last night OF
Mrs = at the Albany Museum, she enthusi lstieay
made the following neat and appropriate speech which
was received with prolonged applause Ladies' and
refrain from expressing my gratitude for the
nstterinQ reception you have given me-my first pro
fessiona visit 10 this the capital OF the State of which
claim the honor TO be adopted citizen. Let me,
likewise thank you for the kindness and appreciation you
have be slowed upon my humble Efforts in my voca.
tion-a vocation ! have pied not from vanity nor
for desire for notorietv as have asserted but
from the necessity have been under for the past
Of laboring 10 earn for myself and younger sister
daily bread can scarcely -ay. then how valuable
is the support and approval OF the public. But, If
nremittng eXertons obtain for continuance of
your favor ne efforts shah he wanting my part to
ecure it,
DEATH or MRS HowARD-It was reported in St Louis 4
the 9Th instant that dispatch had been received in
hat city from New Orleans announcing the death OF
his talented actress better known to our citizens a.
iss Rosna shaw formerly Of the Bowery theatre).
tstenent thar Mrs. Howard was in precarous health
ppeared in New Orleans paper Of late date. II is
ghly probable therefore that the report in question is
orrect
Mr. George II Barrett, who lately took upon himself /
he stage management OF the CnarestOn theatre, has
hus Ear been highly successful
benefit concert was advertised TO be given 10 the
oung yolinst, Camille urso, at Boston, the 18th inst
Nr Nea6e received benefit at the Charleston theatre
IN the Ith inst
had l..ra he IA