Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
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TIE FAerRAcrEp MnRrINo at the Seventh street
Methodist Church has begun well. Rev. DR.. Bags
preached last evening to very attentive audience.
As this 10 small congregation, we sincerely hope
that many may give their hearts unto God. Brother
TrpPett is An intelligent, Pious, and geAtlsmanly
man. DIR. Luckey breaches this evening. Several
other excellent preachers are engaged and we hope
much good will be done in the name OF the man.
Christ Jesus our Lord. Meetings every evening at
o'clock. ro
Revival AND LIeHr.-The Rev. Mr. Fitch Of
Newark, N. j., formerly Presbyterian, has pro-
claimed himself Wesleyan Perfectionist, and has
been entertaining the Nethodists with his views
in the Allen street (Msthodist) church.
DU-THREE HUNDRED GUYS are to be fred TODAY
in this city, or from Brooklyn Heights, in honor of
the election Of General Harrison. Very we'll Let
this be the last display of the kind and with it blow
away all the folly and roguery of the party. Leave
all such things hereafter to the locofocos.
Concerns Mr. and Mrs. Wood, assisted by
Messrs Letter and Brougb, give two concerts this
week; sacred concert at the Tabernacle on
Wednesday, and misc ellaneous concert at the City
Hotel on Friday. These will be delightful change
and relief after the din, confusion, nose and unhar-
monious scenes that attended the election.
FANNY RLssLER.-This lady left New York on
Sunday for Philadelphia, where she dances this
evening" and two ether nights this week After this
we believe she will play few nights at the Park
This will depend, however, upon the letters she
ceives from England by the British Queen, relative
to her return to Europe. We advise her by all
means to stay here until next summer to go to Hs-
vana and New Orleans this winter; return north in
the spring, play brilliant engagement at all =
tkavr t1~at- Al IA a in
lors She had better make hay while the shinesS
for she can make more money in this country in
six months, than she can make by dancing six years
in Paris.
90 The three remarkable Cambrian harpists give
a concert on Thursday next at the City Hotel.
These children possess most extraordinary talents
in their peculiar line. All whs have not heard them
should not lose the opportunity thus presented.
CHATHAM THEArRE-Booth played Cassus last
night in style worthy of his best days. We have
never seen our conception of this great creation Of
Shakespeare SO perfectly realized His reading was
fauless, and his department and carriage most adj
mirable. When Booth is Booth, he s the best actor
in the country; and last night he well supported
by the company fthe Chatham, and the piece went
of capitally. He appears tonight in Richard and
Jerry Sneak, and the other entertainments are
GUS and amusing. The multiplication Of places Of
amusement has no effect the Chatham. Thorne
goes ahead-hils his house-pleases his customers,
and makes money.
BY the way, why don't Thorne engage Miss Cliff
ton 7 She would draw immensely.
ANECDOTES OF NAPoLEoN.-There can be little
doubt that such work this title indicates 10 very
entertaining. The spirit Of the whole drama in
which that mighty cheftsin was the great and par
teular star, is embedded in the work 1t there
fore, be intensely interesting. II. A. Chaplin x Co.
lS3 Fulton street. Price, IS cents.
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