The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31

Armblin, same place, improvement in steam
spring pressure gauges.
DKs,ess George Bruce, New York city, de-
B. G. Bsrstow, Providence, R. l., design for
stoves.
RElssurs-- Stephen P. Ruggles, Boston, Mass,
improvement ; in printing presses. Patented JAM l.
George R. jackson, New York city, improvement
Jan. ls, 1858.
william " Huehell, Philadelphia, Pa, improve
ment in eccentric explosive shells. Patented Jan.
%, 1856. Reissued Jan. Is, 1858.
Zephaniah Bosworth, Harmar, Ohio, assignor TO
James M. McKinlay, Dubuque, Iowa, improvement
in air tight stoves. Patented April 6, 1872 Elk
tended for the term OF seven years from April g.,
1856. RessHed Jan 10, 1853.
ADDITIONAL IMPROvEMENr.-Benjamin Macker-
ley; New Petersburg Ohio, Improvement in cider
mills. Patent dated Nov. 4, 1856. Additional i'm
provement, dated JAM 10, 1858.
Theatrical, Musical, sc.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Families and children
will have another opportunity OF witnessing the
spectacle of "Cnderella and various arenic sports
tomorrow afternoon. There ia TO be regular hip
podromatic performance in the evening in the
course of which Mr. Melville, the renowned bare
back rider from California and Australia, will make
his debut.
NIBLOs GARDEN.-Dan Rce's emphatically "Great
Show" will commence the third week of its popular
career at this fashionable place of resort tomorrow
night. Among the many novelties offered, special
attention win be directed to the performances one
tme-of fourteen different gymnastc and acrobatic
acts in which twenty-five artists take part.
BowERY TnRATRK.-The highly romantic drama
entitled Paul Clifford is TO be revived tomorrow
evening. The cast is very good the scenery is
mostly new, and in order to render it unusually eff
fective Sands, Nathans x Co.'s entire stud of beaut
full horses will appear in it. The laughabe piece
called Sketches in India and the drama OF Alonzo
the Brave are also announced.
BURroNs.-Shakspere's Merry Wives of Wind
sor," with fMr. Burton as Falstaff, supported by
MeSsrs. Mathews, Brougham, Walcot, Fisher and
hrk Smith, Mesdames Davenport, Parker, &c, Is
extravaganza. .'Pocabontas,' is to foilow-the au
thor and Mr.. Walcot playing their original charac
tiers.
wALLAcK's-The marked favor with which the
dramatic version Of the "Vicar Of Wakefield" has
been received by the patrons Of this house
renders il incumbent on the management TO offer it
for repetition, with Brougbams Decided Case, TO-
morrow evening. The various characters in both
pieces are finely portrayed by the members OF the
talented company
LAURA KEENE's.-In order to accommodate the
large number Of persons who were unable to obtain
seats on the occasion Of Miss Keenes benefit last
night, the same pieces-the new play called w bite
Lies and farce Of the Spectre Bridegroom are
10 be again performed tomorrow evening. All who
desire places should IL possible secure them early in
the day.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-Mr. Watkins dramatic adap-
taton of the Pioneer Patriot; or, Maid of the
War PATH is unquestonabiy the greatest hit made
at this house in long time. The characters are
finely drawn and admirably adapted to the histri-
onic abilities Of Mrs. C. Howard, Mr.. Watkins and
others of the company. See the representation to-
morrow night.
Gro. CHRIsTY AND WooDs MINsTRELs issue
fresh programme Of melodies, burlesques and songs
for tomorrow evening, but wisely adhere to the
amusing farce of The Toodles, with Caudle Lee
lures" in which Geo. Chrsty and Geo. Holland enact
the hero and heroine. The closing scene is alone
worth the price of admission.
BucKLEY's SERENADERs have effected an engage
ment with that popular deiineator OF Ethiopian &C.
centrcities, Mr.. Eph. Horn who will make his debut
at 444 Broadway, tomorrow evening. With such
auxlaries Messrs Horn, Sitter and Mulligan, the
Buckley's will certainly be able to maintain the
high reputation Of their troupe.
BRyAST's MNsTRELs have not, by any means, ex-
hausted their supply Of wit, wisdom and humor
Notwithstanding the never ceasing drafts made
upon their fund of merriment during the past year
their bill for tomorrow night shows conclusively
that they have an abundance Of the same sort left
for the patrons Of Mechanics Hail.
PAUL JULIEN, the unrivaled juvenile pantomimist,
proposes to treat Hoboken neighbors To a choice
selection of delicious music at Odd Fellows Hall,
next Friday evening. IL is to be hoped that the
affair will prove as profitable to the young musician
as it will evidently be agreeable TO the lovers Of
| sweet sounds.
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO MISS +. l.. VIII
LIAMs, THE WELSH NIGHTINGALE-This concert
wiz take place on Wednesday evening, the Sd Of
February at Mozart Hall, opposite Bond street, un
der the auspices of the St Davids Society and other
friends. Miss Williams will be assisted by Mr.. APP
tommas the harp. who at the request OF the Com
mittee Of Arrangements, has kindly volunteered his
services for the occasion with other eminent artists,
including Mr. Thomas, the composer, and Mr.. Van
der Weyde, the pianist