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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
lStores Nos. 81 .4na md us Etllion streets.l

LARGE SALE OF E Efss Ray sFFruRNIruRE,A. 10.
new city made Cabas Furniture family giving up
SOFA AND MAHOGANY CHAIRs-Aso the stock OF
ss s"d sa sos 5.d I
DRY ooops h9 GIoTN s;peF1sfSSGl Y ARTICLES
Cutlery and Hardware, Watches, Jewslry Se-A iO O'Clock
friends and the pue, that he VIII usual attend to sales
Of ont ss Dry sSa ssS mere
us Fulton street The usual mde gu all goods IN
efsuperor furniture, piano ortss, private sale
auction snees The ssgsr furniture sale days are Wedne;
aaaer the direction Of Mr Morse SAFE department
BY BUTTERFIELD COACHMON
Store No. 10 East Broadroy.
tended to- and respectfully solicited.
HOUSEHOLD ruaT THS RHY 10 o'clock in from, 9.
2 ss' :" re-" ,f
Ao 20 baskets camoaene cider and lot of pale ale;
mahogany counie r. Y q feet ,ong wide top.
sss'i" seipeG at the auction
Sy S OF ksSy DGn
year and upwards
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The aac,icneer respectful
Household Furniture at The dwellings of h.se declining
sent the auction Inventories aud apprasemehs Of
The etcs sl persons deceased personally attended TO-
b. NJ Darts, -4uctioneer
BY J.C. MAITLAND,
Store No 1876 Chatham Square.
Libera advances paid goods sent to the store and
cash paid for all goods on tn. day OF sale.
BY r. J. TODD. Auconeer
SAILS Room, No. 81 Main street Brooklyn.
MONDAY, Sept IA.
FURNITURE-At 10 O'clock at the Sales Room, 81 Main
street M be sold at auction without the Furniture
of family giving up hou'ekee ing, and removed for
ence OF sale, comprising mahogany French and half
French chairs mahogany spring and tued mahog
any French and post bedse ads elegant pier card din
and tea tables looking glasses elegant dressing and plain
be2ureaus sidebOard caretng mating aud mahogany
&c &C.
Also elsgant gold lever watch, by order of
Also stock oinew city made cabinet warranted Furniture
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTiON.-On Monday, the
l4 OF Sept at ~ O'Clock, If not previously sold az
sale the Sales Room 81 Main the commodous
and lot Noi53 Prospect street The house two story frame
in good repair free of ncumbrance, and well adapted for
sentee' family The lot IS feet front SO deep For
York street or ofthe Auctonesr The above house is now
let TO eod tenant at Ss0, aud is insured Tor $500
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COLONNADE GARDEN

COLONNADE GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, sedtember q thu perio, nance will com
mencs AZ o'c.bcA, with the ,a,d eville Of
NATURE AND PHiLOs OrhY.
Colin, Miss Randolph FILTHY. Mr.. Blake
ElIs, Mrs. Charles
To conclude with the vaudeville Of
WINNING A HUSBAND.
In winch piece. M-s San ioph will charsctsrs
.,it-r which the rNhihitI.n OF the
. PfRIC FIRES
Adfrittans as cents.
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Passengers Arrived.

storage.
ST. JOINS, ". B-Sttamer North .4Daerica at Boston,
Messrs MeKenLs Cornish Austin, Warren Jenkas Mosaer
and Wood, Of NYork.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, & FANCY GOODS.
W. SIZES CO, 2s Peal street, nearly opposit,
fiat street oher sful sioet ofte above arr sor ihs
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EDWARD RARInW

HAVANA sEGAR sTuRE-NEW YORK DIvAN.
Ual. Psmos-ve $50 Broadway, OF Resde.st w
A LWAlS on hand, assortment Of first quality VAVA
II MA SE,,ARs, via: RECALLS. Habana, Prncipe Caropes
ST. Domingo Light Brown Cazaiores. Laiuf ST Jago and
Havana inportea direct from that city. Inns
JUsTPuBLtSHED-MA AGE rHIsIOLOGICALLY
DISCUSSED translated from he fs,nch ~ four parts
Fart stSlows te necessity ofNar Part 2ndt;ivss
instr ictions IN making Love- with a remedy Love, by
which from the Dprudent
unrtguited passion Pirts 81 and teaches FRIED reo
pie the mode of llaug the Of their families
cOrding 10 their wishes and For sale
Geo. D. sedeys ts Ann street, Theatre Alley Price
7jccnis.
Persons rcmtng dollar, aud paying half ne post
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NEW DIORAaTA.

NEW DIORAWt.
fy- Among the many exhibitions which have been in
Nef York the Tine several taken the
ofDioTamss, without being titled We
20 ths public that Mopsieurs MAFFtY Iona
ri having Just arrived from Pars, with REAL DIORAMA.
in every use Of the word painted by Monsieur Dssuee,
representing
THE EFFECT OF DAY AND NIGHT,
s,ersl abesss. produced Ly the opicu effects
h conyeyse 20 the cvors BY Of reflection or rtfsc
tom ~ atnr hen exhibited Paris for greet len 9Th
tae With wonderful success aud highly edoied BY many CO
nasscufs.
This quality g Eu ibcn never hevpg been in the
United ,at,s The ulc rcqUcsicd o 70 csss this with
tfsmsur ethit iions th+i la,s ss.umed thnt t,tle.
THIS Exhibition vii shortly be FOR the inspection
&c public, at dr gwoOds Boor, No <i broadway,
u.i't - i-err - i'm
-.A..-..L - !, - .ALL rcAe.ra
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TEN DpLL AXIS atEwARD--tclcn from the whlrf At
New brighton, the night of we l0h rlt lawi al.
70 ieet ung painted osilc with htck seaN. the bot
tom de lead collar below me seats above, with black
sncr thwart rev sot nted; the stern board
g"sn, with "Jtmalong. usey" " yellow letters WhocVcr
wall return The sad boat g. ~ Rtttstrest, ~ ceve the
above ~ ~ard. x. -
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BATTLE o. WATERLOO.
OPEN THIS EVENING,

OPEN THIS EVENING,
At THE ERANLfN THEATRE.
(rhe interior ofwhi,h . fitted ~ for ~. gurp.seQ
THE GRAND MOVING bIORA Mic PANORAMA.
(ffom Iondor
or THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO,
Battle Of fsnaue aad other the life Of Bonapae
his funeral procession 81 Helena. In 10 different
views The panied by hnpropriss mwsc
and description uf tach vie "a " zpproscnss
Commencing each evening at O'Clock. Doors half
hour pretieu,.
Admsnce-B cSes IS cents, children IA c.nts-rn nv
cents
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H. aO,.,stN o.. .F.- ,t,,tiN ~ NOi ~ rrdesn
~ 81 half die cunt. vs. =. r. STRONG
No.t WH1 sttet New YORK as ip
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DON'T BE DECEIVED.

THERE is an advert sement in the Sun, headed-Dr Fl.
Evans, No ~ Peck sp-OLD GAEEN's HEAD DIsPENsA
REMOVED.
The old experienced Head is removed No Peck slip
Composite the old stand THE Blocks remain at No
There ne Dr. Evans Dr. H. Evans, practising at No.
IL Peck shp has there been since removal continue
Z. practice cenhdentisy, usual all diseases
NO ., and no where else. JOSH PHI EVANS, MD.
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HAvRE.PGeket ship .4Bany-Mrs McKeig; N Pennsgy
France; Barre, Mexico; Mr. -; Madame Douzel; n b
Tucker, Ohio; Miss Caroline Urch II Prior, London 10,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

SPANIsH Ia HGUAuE-tiRAM dATIUAL ~ sTtM
C-ll GAUBAYO Professor Of the sraui-h Language aud
Literature ~ the UH,es'ty 2? New York respectfully in.
forms the publ that he ~ this his
ming classes for the Gentlepcn disposed IN.
third class will please ca ~ his residence No. Cham.
bcrs street ogpos te the Park
Anew mornos elias. Cor Lsdes will commence the FIRST
Tuesday OF October Terms. class Si2 for 70 lessons
Private instruction aud TRANSACTIONS usual eods
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AnzuseBaents.
NlHl.(rN GAkDf |,

SIBi.O'S GARDEN
THIS EVENING Sept. s.--,iRFAT ATTRACTION
tOk THE BENEFIT OF MR. RANGER
The Evening Entertainments will commence with
IN OVERTURE.
After which, the elegant va rude Vile, called
- 80 FATHER AND DAUGHTER,
Aarkly, Mr.. Larnbe, I Raw mond Mr. Eepana
Adelaide WildiDg, Mas Melton ~
-An ntsrmssion Of half hour between the pieces fer
promenade Refreshments the choicest variety NAV be I
In the Promenade Salot and Arbors -
AN OVERTURE.
To conclude with
THE ARTISTS WIFE.
Andie", Mr.; Chppendale Lord Wexford, Mr. Fenno
Lady Charlotte Miss Melton
1s- The Musical Department is conducted by that eminent
composer, MIR. &. r.. Horn
W The Orchestra full and effective; Leader the celebrated
bPrNrt, from the Conservstoire Paris, and French
Theatre, New Orleans
Ws-N No post this establishment on account of
weather. the rand Entrance from Broadway the Sa-
loon ~ protected and the Saloon, which ventilated
rom the top aud sides. he enclosed
os open at 6-Entertainments n O'Clock
evening - e 49,
Tickets 50 cents each
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ONE HIfNDRtD CARS

NANDERWERKFN, manufacturer Of abs Ou,ribr
Stage Coaches, Railroad Sc. of Hamilton
Brucn and McWhnrtsr streets, the Railroad DeDoi,
Newark, " j. has air, ady finished and in oil fof
upwards Of hundred Of the newly invented Cabs
scat two or four persons.
". b. The hubble cautioned against on
he improved Cabs. ir6
THE HIGHLAND sOCIE rY sPORrse--Tbe Mem.
mr of the ighan society viii assemble ciad IN ne
gdb If TIE Gael al their ia the Shakespeare Ilte
morning Of Thursday, the 10th ns not later than
o'clock Thence herdcd by the nsi Pbroc, they will
proceed Ca New Brighton there celebrate their
Games aud Fcvities according g their annual custom.
" Is hoped at member viii be puncua the game
will be than ussay interesting. Strangers who
and the garb. inytsd JON the proc, on
IN the cf the day.
SHOULD the weather prove sormy ihe eslebr ton w, be de-
ferred I'LL the fret fair day RODERiJk MLEOD, hcI
IotN ~. Ser'v. on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

SaoAfhAt.L GARDENS.
no on account Of the weather, the SaooB
closed a moments notise. - -' - -
Adattance to the Gardcns free-Saloon rs cent?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

HuMBve IN PArrrfye-We see il announced in
of the papers that original paintings Of the
great masters Of Europe, Michael Angelo, Raphael,
Guido, Corregio, Rubsns, Salvador Rosa, Titan,
Domenichenio, and others, are new on exhibition at
$50 Broadway. II is too late in the day to bumbug
the public this way. We venture to say that there
is not in this collection, or even in this country,
single original picturs OF one Of these great men,
with the possible exception Of Corregio OF Rubens
There ne YER has beea painting Of Michael Angelo,
Raphael or Guido, this side Of the Atlantic; and
il is candalcus imposition TO pass off the work Of
others as their productions. The pictures which
are represented 20 be by these great masters, are
Usually the miserable dsubs Of inferior artists. sent
over here because they could not be sold in Europe
bu, the time has gone by for practising such frauds
with success
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

TIrPEcAyoE MISsTREIsY.-It is announced in
the different Wing prints, that Grand Tippecanos
Concert is TO be given at the Northern Exchange in
sleeekar street, and Harrison Concert at Lafsy-
cite Hall, during the present week. At these coz
cers, songs TO be sung intending to ridicue Mr.
Wan Barren, Mr.. Butler, and Mr. Hoyt-they are
eatited, "a Parody on Ben and Jesse, or Jemmy's
Papers; The Last Crast Divides; Mat,y, Van Sc
Daring the great contest, there was little
case for these nonsensesl ebullitons Of spite and
folly The Harrison .ongsters were tolerated in
their efforts 20 SANDER and ridcule their op ponents
and the silly vooalists, with their absurd songs,
were not obnoxious 90 serious animadversion. Bat
now that the election j. over, and the elevation Of
Gen. Harrison secured is worse than idle TO keen
mp the practice and these itnerast minsres should
be taught by decided manifestation % public sea-
timsnt that they longer 20 be permitted 70
sander respectable men, filling responsible stations
MIR. Van Buren,, although he has been beaten in the
Presidential race received popular then larger
than ever before bestowed on candidate lie
now fills tAs most exalted elective Office in the
world, and - fit subject for the dosgerels whs.
ther said sung. Of the small beer politicians who
hope Tor notoriety by making him the subject Of
their abuse Messrs. Butler and Hoyt both res
Peetsble men, occupying stations Of trust and i'm.
porta nee, and there is neither propriety
in following mp the attacks on them. So. Tippocs
noes. You will please bang your hsrps on the wi,
lows IN continently.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

ST. Andrews DAY-By an Advertisement in an
other column, il will be that few Of the sons
Of ancient Caledonia intend to celebrate ST. An
drew's day next Monday evening, with supper
and songs. have great mind to attend this sup
per myself and make them a speech the moral
and intellectual influence produced On mankind by
the literary, philosophical, and religious institutions
Of Scotland for the last three hundred years. II
would be q curious review.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

M,xfco Vera Cruz dates 20 the 9th ult., con.
tanned IN our Havana papers Under date oiths Both Of
September at Tsmpico, IL is stated, that the teder-
slsts under Cansles, after having captured Linares
and Vilararran, towns on the borders Of Tamauli
pas and New Leon, compelled the inhabitants 20
com. out against the Central Government, and also
20 yield heavy contribution Of money, arms and
horses, for the support Of the Federal cause twas
believed that Gen Rivss, who was for,hyne Vic
toris, would take early steps TO punish the msrsn'
ders
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

CowHrprSe.-A literary gentlemen, connected
with the daily press, yesterday ndulged himself for
short time in that expensive species Of amusement
known to the elite as cowhiding. The cowhidee is
a talented young lawyer, we'll known in the court
as rising politician, aud the son Of an ex-Alder-
man. We suppose this affair will give rise to little
litigation, in which some parties will have TO suffer
little. The law gives poor satisfaction, gentle
men: bet pistols.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

WHEELING The wheeling Times Of the 18th
instant, publishes the census Of Ohio county, Va.
The population amounts to 1889 souls, as follows
Whites ", si3, colored people 30t slsves2i2 The
city q Wheeling itself (included in the preceding
nomber,) contains ,Ss4 inhabitsnts-and with the
suburbs (Richiertown, Clinton and Fulton) -,1B
population o Ohio county in the last two years, Of
nearly 900 souls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

WAsHIyeroH, Nov. "a, 1910.
Sayings and DOings---speculatio and
Thoughts.


Thoughts.
The winter and snow have gone again-and the
weather here is as warm and sunny a. September.
Senator Prentiss and Mr.. Adams are the only
members Of Congress who have arrived, but great
many are known TO be on their way.
There is but little talk now about elections and
results the crowds OF people who waited daily the
arrival of the cars, and beseiged the Post Office, a
week since for news, have all dispersed, and most
of them have settled down again in quiet, perfectly
satisfied with the great result
Mr.. Van Buren, in his steicism Of feeling appears
to take the eveEt, composedly as he can, aud is
preparing his last message to Congress, which he is
studying to make in a new aad unique style Mr.
Paulding regrets it, because, he says he had Just
began TO understand the complicate duties ofihe
Navy Department, and had chalked out in theory,
many and wholesome regulations for the SER
vice Mr.. Poinsett is sorry to leave the War De-
partment, because he was about preparing new
place for improving the discipline o! the army aud
was making new draught for the better erganiza-
ton ofthe staff, and the militia system. Mr.. Wood
bury quite content TO go out OF the Treasury De-
partment; ne has done all the work Of the Cabinet
for some time past, and bora the brunt Of all the
warfare. Mr.. Woodbury. and family have been so
long in Warrington, that the citizens regret the Sc
paration. He will! most probably be elected to the
Senate. from New Hampshire, and make better
than that state mas had there for many
years. go
Mr. FORSYTH takes the disappoin ,ment like man
Of the world, used to the freaks and favors of for
tune; he will leave the State Department ia good
humor enough, provided he gets the vacant mission
to Austria, ard outfit for three months Mr.. Muh-
Iceberg is on his way in the Great Western, and
should the President fill the vacancy during the
recess, and Mr. Forsyth not acceptit, Benz C. How
ard of Maryland is to be the man and cording TO
the doctrines, The party he certainly deserves IT.
Now that the election 10 over and the result as
certained boil parties are summing up the various
causes ofths defeat of Van Buren The following
will come as near as any ofthe political acts which
caused the great revolution of public opinion.
The poeketing by Gen. Jackson Ton his retire
ment) of the repeal OF the specie circular.
The cal! for the Extra Session. this killed Van
Buren,
The New Jersey Question.
The SubTreasury act.
The persecution Of the people of the District Of
Columbia.
Toe Legislature of Virginia meets on Tuesday
next. They will have TO elect two u. 5. Senators,
to supply vacancy, and one in the place of Mr.
Roane, whose term expires. The Legislature of
Maryland has to engage in the business to ill
the place of Judge Spence. If the selection is made
from the Western Shore. it will fall Mr. Cost
Johnson, and If from the Eastern Shore the choice
will be between John Leeds Kerr, and Col Emory,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

HAvas..-P Papers from Havana TO New llth have
been received. The new railroad 60 the coal mines
was in progress Of completion, and proposals so-
cited for furnishing loo smotives, cars dc The whole
number Of passengers transported on the Guines
Railroad during the month Of October was 6ojs and
total amount Of receipts for freight and passengers
al SO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

AsorHrR GRrAr Cys.-Ferpsndo Wood, re-
Gently elected TO Congress the loeofocos in this
city, is in fair way to become gres, at a
Jump. All the Wall street prints are out apon him
like savage. This has eLly one result; IT invaris-
bly, ends IN the popularity and power Of the as
sailed Stand still Feraando-take all eoolly-and
the mantle Of greatness will fold itself around you
/. prOb1fun st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

TEE CHrSrsE On Tuesday evening next. Dec
!, We learn that l.. G.. r. G II =. Fatio will deliver
slecture China and the Chinese at the lecture
room Of the New York Society Library, corner Of
Broadway and Leonard street at u o'clock-open
10 all Tor hsfa dollar apiece. This is an interesting
topic al this time when II is probable that great
revolution - At hand in tae history Of that empire,
to be produced by British power, aud springing
from the quarrel On " black mud
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

Tar PUBLIC SCHOOLS or THE Cry AND Cow
rY OF NEW YoRK.-The Commissioners Of the
School Fund for this city and county, accompanied
nv a delegation from the Cemmen Council, and the
Legislature elect for this state from the county I'm
ished their three days annual visitation of these
schools yesterday, accompanied by the Reporter of
the Herald" We shall give full account of their
RISE progress, past and present condition, with sta
tistcs of the scholars and of the finances, in day
or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

Nor Far..-A very strange attempt is made IL
the Courier" If yesterday, to give the Messr.
schuylers all the credit Of designing, planning an,
building the Russian steamer. They were sothinj
but mere business agents in the affair.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

Coysr ron rHH CoRsEcrios 90 EssoRs The
Court is .tiil in sessios with bare quorum present
A rule Of the Court relating 70 iupsaehmsa's ard
Correction II Errors rseonsidered On the 25th
ss inconsistent vita 'hc Con titu'ion II is tote ndsd
O. pat By the tern uat.l tbo 3a week IN December
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

The grand JyRY-TaE ELEcrIos FRAuDs.-
From the general wailing of the Wall street press
over Recorder Morris and d. A. Whiting, We are
disposed to believe that the Grand Jury, the evi.
dence before them, seriously thinking of resrn
ing true bills Of Indictment against the whole batch
OF Pipe layers. Already three or four witnesses
have been examined-and things look rather squaly
Yesterday Simeon Draper Jr was put to the rack
and probably he was, usual, full Of indistine re-
collections. The Governor has not removed Mr..
Gle.tworth from Tobacco Inspector, nor dare he
ss'Cause vy7' Mr. Gientworth, with all his faults.
knows "the secrets Of the prison house, and may,
if he reused, turn States evidence, and tell
the whole truth. Where then would be the " high
Iy respectable individuals" that enticed him into
the pipe business1 They would be figuring behind
the bar OF the Sessions, listening to Recorder Nor
Tss law, instead OF abusing him in the Wall street
prints.
We trust that James B. Glsntworth will tell the
whole truth and shame the devil. He expect
nothing from those who now faws upon him, because
they fear him. Let him avoid the advice Of afida
vit-manufacturers and all others. He has duty 20
perform to his eountry-to his characterize his
name. Go before ths Grand Jury, and tell the whole
truth-that will shield and protect you.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

Nh WOODS FAREWELL BENEFIr.-Nr. w God $
farewell benefit, previous to his departure for Bos-
ton, afterwards to the South, is given, this evening,
at the Park Theatre. From an inspection Of the
&c bill Of the play it promises to be no ordinary
treat. The celebrated Z" Beggars' Opera" redressed
according the costume the and cut down into
two clever acts, as lately revived by Vestris, at
Covert Garden, will form the staple of the night.
Auber's Nassaniello, one Of the best of that emf
nent composer, will also form part OF the enter
tainment.
la all these operas, Mrs. Wood reigns supreme,
the acknowledged "Queen of song" With the ex-
cep.on Of few nights week, 20 close their
gagement, this is the last time for the present
son, tina. shall these unriv allied artists. They
soon leave US for the SOUTH where great prepare
tions are making to receive them.
On their return, next spring, we feel assured that
Mr.. and Mrs. Mood will give some operas
all all the Err. yand fashion
| We remember the time when Madame Malibrar
made her debut in z Bsr5iers-we remember the
time whsn Mrs. Wood appeared in So7nambuia
On such occasion, perfect fever seized the theatr
| cal Grid, and managers were well rewarded. But
! for some time past, the public have been offered
nothing but old operas worn threadbars, 4" cold Wit
| tails recoeked and resea;ed. What folly, for in
stance, TO attempt ~ BdrbitTs, as Is done at the
National Theatre, after having seen it performed
nights in succession BY the Carols troupe and others
We have heard Malibran, and Fan'i, and Pedrotti,
in these operas. Both theatres, and every kind oil
stool Ks and stars, have given AS these old operas
bat we must have something new-something fresh
something novel-and We trust that Mr. and Mrs.
Wood who have received the scores OF several ne W
operas by the receat arrivals will let us have them
OF their In the particular line Of their pro-
les sion they are anrivaed-iideed, in every line,
sacred and secular, opera and oratorio, Mrs. Wood
is without any competitor, female vocalist. Her
power, her melody, her science, her versatility, her
comprehensive genius, as an arii5ts outstrp all that
have appeared in this country, and except the
lan,nted Malibran. Wood himself Is admirable,
lively correct actor and capItala tenor, with
solitary exception in certain lines and that is the
great Brahan, that we have in the country With
such talents operas would never fail to take the
town by storm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

Crssus or MIssoun. Returns from twentv-se-
ven counties in Missouri have been received The
population therein is sow l39 o57. 10 1886, it was
s6,5sJ-incrsase in four years, 53,072