Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19


~ during the past week has been the Rava family, who
have nightly drawn excellent houses. Their aston
ishng feats of strength and agility have astonished
and their admirable pantominic acting has delighted
every one Some months ago company of Bedoin
Arabs were brought to London whose extraor-
binary feats as,onished the whole metropolis and
made the fortune Of the importer. These feats are
initiated by the Ravels, and it is said fall but little
short of the original performances, except as to the
number Of the actors. Cooks company did living
pyramids extremely well, but they wanted the precs-
ion. the agility and beauty of those formed by the
Rayels.
Tonight we have the splendid Celeste in the French
Spy and La Bayadere Celeste is an elegant accom-
plished and talented woman. She has genius fire,
feesrs, soul aud intellect She has more of the gall
vanic principle about her than any woman on the
stage All her conceptions are elegant, chaste and
beau,iful-wc never saw her act badly. There is
nothing indicate about her, neither Dress IS a
fmsy disgsise- Celeste, without any cloths at ALL
would appear more chaste and correct than act
resses covered with whole acres Of pethcoats.
Mr. Edwin is the best male vocalist IN America L.
We wont except Russell. The latter is his superior
in music OF certain character but his voice has little
compass ne sings only few songs, and set to sing
No one admres Edwin more than me IN his peculiar
stylc but out Of that he Is nothing.
Ng,gOaLsANs June ll.--FRoM TExAs.-The schr
Oscar, which left Galveston Bay on the 9Th instant,
arrived yesterday reports that tbs Mexican bng fcnx
arrived al that place the I'd May, In charge OF
prize crew from the Texan armed schr. Tom Toby.
The brig was loaded with salt, from Turks Island
bound for Campcachy. We understand that the
steamer Orleans, which was to leave the next day
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despa,ching the brig, the Tom Toby went in pursuit
of Mexican vessel from that coast bound for SPAIN
with $40 00D specie on board.-Picayune.
From FLoRiuA-By accounts received from
Charleston Yesterday, oil the 9th INST u would seem
that the war with the Indians is not ended. THIS j.
what sc expected TO hear. An express had arrived At
s.. Augustine which stated that number OF negroes
had come IN n that post WHO say that the Indians
hal held meeting, aeposed MeaHo1y and elected
Ss J0Hcs, their principal chef They further slate
that at the ncx' new moon the Indians would com
uoncc open hostlltts. Although thus ~ n gro
story We believe H. There hundreds oil Indians
still in FLORIDA and the troops stationed at some of
the posts are bccorn ng sckly; may therefore soon
expec. to hear OF further depredatons Why not deal
with these sayagcs promptly They should be trans
ported immediately, and not trusted a moment. They
are too much lndulged; and another proof OF their
treachcry will soon be giyen.-fo.
The cotton market has slightly improyed--heaven
knows there was plenty cf room. The outstanding
banks Of New YORK have joined IN The suspension
law cave one which all believed must be the
Dosoris won hebig swecpstakes in New York, which
was inevitable, from his blood The Emperor OF
Austria IS dead which was unavoidable, from his want
OF blood The impressurls Of the Italian Opera has
stopped from his want OF fath--and the Courier has
stooped rom its van, ofideas. Such " life! Times
are tso hot FIR ina giaaiOn-teo dull for facts No
winos sr news are stirring. What then, can an edl.
tor dot Throw h,nself on the consideration Of his
fricuds-go 10 bed and pray for bnsser Tunes True