Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
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Monday, Dec. I4S

| AsrsR Housr.-Rev j w Brown Astoria, Long Is; Mr.
corcora Washington; R Robb, Ii FlickwirJ W Mui.
ford, @ Ple and lady Henderson, Phil Croker,
Tucker, Bellows Falls; Mansen, Mass; Mr. Day, Ma
tanzas Virgins, ST Johns; + w Nishersole w Ind;
Sin Is Sa SS
tom DR. Neville; Mr. Barlegette, Up Cana; Capt Doty,
ship Mantle; Dpyning and lady Gen Rogers New
AMERICAN HorKL.-S Pitcher, Hartford; Haser, Wash
| ington II R Bum Eng w Fairman, Phil; Marshall,
Bait Z Lyon; Lieut. Roberts, b Hale U Armyi T
CLrsros Horsl.-G Boyle, N York; II Sanford and
| family, Hartford Conn.
Fa.sKLIs HOUSE, II Ross, Rochester; G Bale, Mrs
Judson, T Drake, M Marsh syracuse Stone; Ohio;
| GDudley, Phil; + Whitney, st Louis
HowARns' HorEL.-S Holt Saratoga Taman, Bath,
Me; Butterheld, Uuca; TIC Nye, Madison; Capt Camp
bell Campbell Lowel w Chenter Miss Chanter,
Clark, CoopeIstown; L Bunce, Hariordi w Warner,
ss a,1 Col Reid pittsown Belknap VIC Bloom
held Newburghj II Wilder, Hudson; G Cram, w Cram,
PnrsDEsr HorKL.-s White, stevens, Boston;
| Shaw, Bucklin Berwick Me.
u, UslrED STATES HoTEL.J Foster stoas, Boston,
ham, Rhode Is; Darlington, wallingord Goram,
nessee; Conant N Orleans; # Keynon. c T Hlyer.
Conn., Ross d Roche, York; shaddock, Long Isl II
Ups H S
w Cooper, Balt II Denison, ID Bacon, Blake, Rt.
| ter, II Coley Haven.
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| Wolf, Island; @ w Gray, York; Hallowell, D C
Wharton; Caldwell, Phil; Mr. Hoppe, cuba Jones,
| smhville; Gardner, Ohio; WWirl HWitherton, st
Louis; Fsrland gland; w Sampson Cine I'M att;
| Capt OBrien, U Navy;J Jones, War Office.
LATE FROM FLoRIpA.-We have intelligence to
| the 9Th instant.
The only news is the return of Col Riley's COM
mand to theiy respective posts Forts King, Russell
and Holmes. They secuted to the sou TO within 80
miles of Tampa and blackstone Of them marching
25O miles without the sign of an Indian having
been discovered
The daughter of Wild Cat, recently captured by
Lieut.. Sibley, is an active little girl some 10 or ii
years old, named Chin me chata, and seems TO pos
sess all the inhumanty Of the true Indian. She says
ofa little boy and fellow captive several years
ger than herself, that " she does not see why he
should be kept along with them and fed, as he cannot
bring pine knots to make FIRE. water to boil go
pher-she should think the Lieutenant would knock
his brains out and leave him"
GAS The city councils of ST. Louis have deter
mined to light that city with gas
o. CHATHAM THEArRE.-Last night, the vie
torious Chatham was crowded. The pieces were
all well played AID got up. The audience was sa-
tis6ed, and so was the manager. Thcrne plays the
best card Of any manager we wot of. He always
strikes while the iron is hot. To-d,ght he repeats
the performance Of last evening, and, doubt, will
have another jammed house
H5- The AMPnlrHE ArRE.-There was tremen-
dous rush for places yesterday, to witness the
ballet, at the Amphithea.re, and Turner'S new act
Of horsemanship. II the proprietors will enlarge
their premises sufficiently 10 accommodate I'll who
wish to witness their excellent performances at The
present low rates of admission, tke AmPhitheatre
will up Salt River every other place of amuse-
msnt in the city. The wild animals are to he intro
duced on the stage next week, and the whole me-
nagerie will be opened for public exhibition.
o. AMERICAN Mus EeM.-The entertainments to
be given this week, cannot fail to secure full and
fashionable audiences. We fnd announced in the
bills favorite and tale nted vocalist Mrs Gibbs,
likewise Mons. Adrant, the celebrated magician,
and last, bat by means least, is Mr.. Freeman,
the Great Giaut, who is anquestonaby the giant Of
the day. being the taes stoutest, and best proper
tiene d man in the world.