Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

F,o1, Hc Mn }orh Commerli1 ot 1Huysdag IF
ftJhaeH.
Mn A>praaoN 1t appear, thnt Mr.. Anderson
hns eApon,need a very sudden rcy'rse Of forum. in
Boston where hr was received with such disiin-
gllished C,,or II few DAYS since With the orgin
Of the hostility against Mr. A. on hls FIRST appear
ance IN this city our readers arc familiar 1t WIS
hs conduct on ship boarj towards somo Of the A
meflean passengers, that rave olchee From the
New York boarts hc WINS driven Indignantly Hwny
On the eyc of hIi departure for BUon, he publish
cd II slntcmcnt which had itblon lctt tnconlrallts
ted, would ha,e proved Inn injured man. In
this publication, hn seriously implicated young
gentleman Of this city belonging to higlyrcsp
table house IN l'oaG street and on the strength Of
that publication, h. wa enabled 10 make very
successful and faHcrnc d,bH nj the fremont
Theatre, Boston. The gen'lruan whom Anderson
had thu implicated, happened al the tine 10 be on II
visit 10 his friends III Massachusetts, and Of course
could not make Il prompt reply The consequence
wa, that during thc mierrc"mm, beioae tie gen
llelnali IN question could be hcurd Mir A went On
5wmlumgly IL Boston and by way Of increasing,
q securing his popularity, be and his wife gave
Charity Coneeri IN the Eastern hthcu.,' 10 AID
te funds OF tn society for purchasing fuel for The
| poor The clear profits Of Tins Gouceit, WEI,
a3t2 which were paid oyer by Mir. Barrett, the
Manager Of the fremont Treasure. But
! his Is the state of man today be puts forth
The tender leaves Of hope; tomorrow blossoms
And bears his blushin2 honors thick npon him
The third day comes frost, killing frost y
! and SO far is Mr. Anderson like Cardinal Wolscy
for on Tuesday night tie full and triumphant re
| ply Of the New York gentleman having been re-
ceivcd and posted in handalIs through the city, Mr.
A. \ as driven from the fremont Boards about us
uncernonlously as he was hooed from the Park
The following are the particulars from the Boston
| Courier Of yestordi).
TnrATRicAL,--At the rising Of the curtain last
evening, Mr. Barrct came forv ard and stated that
| he had supposed Mr. Anderson was well estab-
! Iished in the favor Of the public, that it would
be unnecessary To make any further appeal to them.
The circulation Of handbill in the course tic
day, however aadc II proper for him again 10 IN
qure whether ii vas the disposition of the audience
that Mr. Anderson should appear In the shout
ing which followed TINS appeal the ayes seemed to
predominant Mr.. Earfct Withdrew and the opera,
lnkle and ialco, proceeded. without interruption
through the frst act Upon the appearance Of Mis-.
Anderson at the Gonna nccmcnt of the second act,
the goou,s 7elc renewed mingled with Kisses and
anploG-rs Mr. Anderson led her 10 the front eft
the stag V hea the 0rrcar beeame deafeuing he
was assalled Wl'h afaS missiles from the upper
boxes, ha the opposition seemed TO be directed
tlrely 10 him the audience would neither hear MIR.
Anderson nor Mr.. Barrel, nor The song of Mrs. A.
| While Mr.. A was upon the stage. gentleman
from side box obtained hearing long enough 10
say the lady had better withdraw for it was evi-
dent that the audience had respect for themselves
| and ii not probable they would have any fu
her The gentleman and lady soon after With