The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

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Lisbon, and there were hospitable doings at the
Palace Neceesidades
The Finance Minister was making very satisfac-
tory progress IN hs new measure of issuing treasury
Algiers.
Latest accounts from Algiers represent The French
as more successful ~ their attempts 10 occupy the
interior portions Of the country. General Bugeaud
was quietly advancing, and had destroyed on his
way, a tori belonging 10 the Ex-Kaliiat Ben Salem,
and discovered near village number OF silos full
OF wheat, barley, and salt Several tribes had made
their submission to the Governor General. who
reached on the 9th inst. the Oued Souffiah, near
Bouj el-Ganoubi. On the 9th the guard OF the
expedition was harassed by sons horsemen and
kabyles under the orders of Ben Salem,but charge
soon routed them. t
Ia thus affair the French had one soldier killed and
n wounded Col. Leblond OF the 18Th Regiment,
was shot dead from behind bush by kabyle,
whilst recommending the ground In advance OF MS
regiment.
A letter from Stockholm. Oct. IL, in the " Augs-
burg Gazette" states that the Russian government
has notified to the Swedish cabinet, by the medium
Of its ambassador that for the future Swedish and
Norwegian vessels are 10 ENJOY IN Russian ports the
same privileges as Russian vessels, and are 10 be
sub ected 10 no higher duties The letter adds that
a commercial town is being founded In the
north OF Angermanland, which is To bear the name
OF Oernskoehldov,k. All persor are TO be allowed
10 Trade mere without Det0g 10 suuHilt 10
the regulations in force in other towns.
In letter from 81 Petersburg, u Is said important
changes about TO be made in the different minis
tines. An embassy IS talked OF tor Prince Tcheini-
chef, the minister OF war, who is 10 be replacedby
Prince Menichikof, and the charge OF the marine Is
"a pass into the hands OF General Petrowsky. Count
kieinnkel is advancing with rapid stri les TO the
height OF Power-he has taken the seat OF Count
| Toll at the board OF works.
Syria.
sull another collision had taken lace between
the Marontes and the Druset, and the Pasna had
| been obliged TO interfere. The affairs OF Syria ap
| pear % be- as far from adjustment ever. Accor-
ding TO one account, a camp OF 2o,OO men was TO
be formed near Malaiia tor The purpose Ut securing
| peace between the nelilgerents.
Theatricals, Music, &c.
The theatres have not been well patronized for the
last rwo OF three weeks Macready, Charles Mat
thew. vr.,r,s' Helen Fancit, and others, are Vt
| Drury Lane. Mrs A. ken,be, CONTINUES 10 attract
90 the English version 81 Rossinl's Opera of Semi
| rarn'de. Blackstone Is a iavoriie al The Haymarket
| rnch'se a copy oi his speech delivered last Wed
| n~rday evening 10 crowded house
4 "L.pus .so ossrlsass The warm and generous
~elcom- home thar have his evening given me. has
ss,rl, b.n..hsi me from Your nemo les, aud though in
The Usi have met ith ever. kindness, troops
OF ssfm he risi friends sni all the uccss that could
.sp-ci. NJ the gre tns ever rel at parting
wh thass thst regsr "a pisassniy iessened by this
selloas IRON my Oid iiends a. London Many things
have been worth crossing the A'isnilc TO See.
huf i.ve N have thought q worth while eros ing
ne Aisns.e ,he-r once more heart, EnsIi'h laugh
have hard has evening. aud " III deiigh an, IN re-
turn lsiies saa gent.urn snc'r 'ly hore that ,ou
hass suJ I'd AMI may ne eJ, the er't OF health snd
.fo.pe snd also no Their, in ir man,
n.rry evenings the little hes,r, IA the Hay market"
| Camsr,sas 'Mainmonio'' has b. pat into re-
| hearsai al Covvat Garien. The rec female paris
will be pefl-rmrd BY Miss Kembe. Mics kalniorth,
| and Mr.. Alfred Shaw.
Mr. Maddox s.s engaged some principal dancers,
Hlso a cHys biEd, IA Pans, for the ihra,rr IN Ok
ford street, which u be openrd on the 18th Decrm-
Der, with o.sra IA English; The principal sing
| ers already engaged are Madame Manuel Garcia,
| Mr. Te,npleton, and VI. B ,urdiai.
The first cf series oi Concerv 10 be gwen at the
81 James Theatre by several Influential members
o. VA Sssa Eo,ai's su~b@i Mater viii DE yer
formed by an orchestra Of one hundred aud for',
vocal aud instrumental prriormeIs thu So % nn'
| concerted pieces will he sung by Miss Birch, Mt
, Dolby, Mr. Hobbs, aud Mr. Phillips. The secon'
part viii consist OF selection from the works 9
. classics Authors
Mr. and Mrs Charles kean appeared on MONDAY
| at Worcester; the pieces W re the " Iron Chest
| and " Much Ado About Moth ng," the latter com
pressed into ,hre acts. MIR Kean played Sir Ed
ward Mortimer. and afterwards Benedict to th'
cesiershire Chronicle, was crowded To the ceiling
Mr. Henry Betty has been performing with hi
usual success AT Worcester he played lhoas lathe
| man Captive, y Claude Menotte, and Macbeth.
The once very popular vocalist, Sonag, now the
Countess Ross, is about 10 revisit Berlin, where
she was formerly 80 great iayorIte, in new char
| acter. her husband naNlag bftn
ambassador to the Prusslsn Court
Letters from Italy state that kossin, has placed ia
the hands Of notary al Bolognc a sealed packet
which is only 10 be open, after his death. This
| packet A. addressed 10 Mdle. Olympic P, and Is,
II ~ said an opera, which III, maestro leaves, with
all his for une, this lady, who has been for some
time past his companion. Ro-sin is 81 years OF age,
| having been born Feb. ~, lIsk
Fashions for Move nher
The msseriss TO be worn during the winter
of very rich description Tsctss dltsie, ouls' ia,
tered. checked and striped silks pesns IA every variety
mrc damssks aud brocsded silks those principally In
| demand. The most general cos ume a. this moment 70
ssngs. Of snpss - mn es%n ?, ss 81 '"d
expected that sleeves is Louis XIV and IL kohel'e'
will ne worn pretty aherson on inc tight slss,s
The already hong skirts threaten to he even longer am
fuller; they will be- ornsmenied With tire. rows Of o'
hounces inlets aud la sliernstsl, with iucks gimp
&c; the will q, pre.n, iengh the poin
are frequently round and corssgcs made high sr'
With folds ., the shoulder oni, gre, color
Notwithstanding various novelties in msn,csux. tb'
velvet CANAL al be f.sor; those OF rei or yioi
velvet will be trimmed round ~ah ermine, and have
square erine collars fastening Win cord shove the sf
%'ns ,,,,s T a9 sI s ..ss sls some 2rpas sr
with sleeves siamoscs o. osilr d~iepha aud an inside
runner proposed 70 stsarh NOR. closely 70 the iof m
This Cor the Ispn Gree IN. Cr,spn cocbs 70 with
cot pscrine all selse' ih srm holss, Answ ay
Of psl.io, eo.k sn,rsy bias thsy are made o
oug and are ct, led pslsse Mostp.ns,st Bad much
us-i to msn, dressss az y ellis. sn,s-"s
Caps orn very ana T. With ruene-. lsrpe", and
ends Of rbsni bunch.s VI hssers etiho1t lesv" mus
lin caps generally Ia pay.snne ~nh sn-irV~ ps
p'Iioss chsPe' coqa-r. 's' Il shaded rssna ~ ps
pouf hrsrns Md o. fyuhd CO ~ lac, IN NJ cen
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falling the throat Tubsas arr H.is !. inrss 'h-is'
of nc.aa velvet ini-i nN.d ~hh "a hsnfs 1suis
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