The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06
NAvAL--List OF officers ofthe United Statesfrigate
Constitution, Capt. F. A. Parker, in Hampton Roads

CONSTITUTION, Capt r. A. Farker, In Hampton Roads
bound to Vera CRUZ
gram Charles Thomas; Master, Thomas NJ. crossan ;
Chaplain George Jones Lieutenant OF Marines William
Lang Professor Of Mathematics Huston Assistant Sur
geons E; H. Conway, Msrius Duvall Midshpmen, J. s.
Maury, John Stuart. D. c. Huguenin Wngate Pilsbury
l. Powell, A. H. warng, James Heron. @. W. Young.
ter Davidson, Thomas Young, s. Gansevoort Allen Mp
Lane Amos Colston, boaswain; Henry weton, gunner
Jesse c. Morrison, carpenter George Parker saimaker
Charles B. Oliver, masters mate.
CHATHAM THEATRE. -Something novel in the way
OF dramatic performance is to be presented to the
patrons of the Chatham on Monday night, under the
title of "H-ll on Earth, or the Devils Daughter"
which, from what we can hear, will be the grandest
pageant ever yet produced on any stage 1t has
been long time in PREPARATION and will SO far out
strip any thing of the kind ever attempted that the
lovers of the drama may safely calculate on rich
treat. We predict for it good run. We also see
another new drama is announced for the same eve
ming.
90 The American Museum comes out in blaze of
glory this week. with all scenery by signor Monte
Lila the venian who painted Palmo splendid saloon
DR.. Valentine the inimtsbe, is re-engaged-also vval
dis wonderful little family. with additions; Miss Hood
Celeste the Gypsey Girl &C. On Tuesday morning the
Eejee Mermaid will arrive from Boston, where her lady
ship has attracted the admiration of many thousands who
are obliged confess that this nymph of the produces
evidences of her genuneness which there withstand
ing This will be great week at the American great
psriormances--great scenery great novelties great
crowds, and great harvest to the untiring manager.
90 The New York Museum crowded to excess
every night last week-he attractions presented for this
one more powerful still. Mr. Jenkins the III lie
deneator of comic Characters popular vocalist and ad
mirable banjo player engaged Master Frank Da nond
the unrivalled Ethiopian dancer appears ALSO Mr.
the celebrated comic singer Miss Rosale the charming
songsress still continues bewtch her numerous admir-
ers Mr. Delarue will give an imitation Of the Hon. Dam
lei Webster during the delivery his speech on Friday
last Mr. Wright, the falsetto vocalist &C. The whole
consisting of museum curioses, picture gallery andlper
formances, to be seen for one shilling
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