The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

port was re-commted to them Tor the requisite
amendment In the election for Lieutenant Cover
nor, the whole number OF votes thrown was37-ne-
cessary tor choice, 19-Henry A. Childs had rs.
and George Hull ii go II. A. Childs was declared
TO be elected On motion OF Mr.. Quincy Of Suf-
folk, these reports were accepted Nlessrs Wright
OF Norfolk and Hood of Essex were appointed a
committee TO wait upon the House, and inform that
body that the Senate have elected Marcus Morton
to the office OF Governor and Messrs Ward of Ply
mouth and Davis OF BarDsfabe al committee to ncti-
~ them OF the election oil Henry A. Childs to the
office OF Lieut.. Governor. Messrs Leland OF Bris
tol and Green of Middlesex appointed COM
mlttee on the part of the Senate, in conjunction
with such as the House shall appoint, to wait on
Marcus Morton and Henry A. ChiIds, and inform
them OF their election TO the Offices in the Common
wealth, and that the Legislature are ready 10 attend
the constitution Of the United States, and to qualify
them Tor the offices as may be convenient TO
them Mr.. Wright was appointed TO wait
on me Rouse and INFORM them that the Senate
would be ready to go into convention at IL O'Clock
tomorrow, for the choice OF Councillors for the en-
suing political year, which being discharged, the
Senate adjourned at 10 minutes of o'clock.
In the House no business was transacted except
ing the appointment OF committees on the part of
the House IN concurrence with the Senate, to wait
on The Governor and Lieut.. Governor elect, and at
one o'clock the House adjourned
London Assurance was played last night at the
fremont, but with very few exceptions was poor
ly cast Mrs BrOughams " Lady Gay - l admired
much-she gave my ideal of the dashing, sporting
utIOHc VI tue dutnOI, unltHS tue IeNneIent Oh INC
lady of the drawing room with the lively and invig-
Grating buoyancy OF the devotee to the turf.
Broueham's Dazzle abounded in bye play, original
bon mots and witticisms, but was not equal to
Fields. The best Dazzle ever saw was that of our
old Boston iavorite, Thayer, now of Philadelphia.
Gilbert was totally out OF his element as " Sir Har-
court Cour'ly;" as tragedy old-man he has no su-
perlor but as the top. he is intolerable, equally
pled him and the audience. Miss Smith s not the
figure tor Grace HaIkaway-who is represented AZ
nature specimen OF a woman, reared independent
OF arts caprcious influence She lacked the elias
ITCHY and ardent purity OF youths attection,and be-
trayed that she too far advanced in maturity to
embody the artessness and rustic innocence OF
damsel like Grace Harkaway Her reading was
mind the exquisite performance Of this part by Miss
Alexina Fisher, Of Philadelphia. Brougham's
Paddy O'Raferty' in the afterpece was inlmita
bly, exec ent and rreslsby funny. and kept the au-
dienCe In complete roar OF laughter.
Blake had an excellent benefit at the National
last evening | dropped IN near the conclusion, and
| was glad to zee crowded boxes pit and gallery, tor
the beneficiary is talen'ed actor and truel'ear-
| ed gentleman. By-the.by Miss Mestayer, who
played at the Chatham last season, is breaking p~o
pl-'s hearts in delightful confusion here just now.
she sustans the leading business at the National,
and is indeed leading the beuux completely nv tho
ears She is equally victorious, | am told, behind
and before the curtan-that 49, che has as many ad
mlrers IN The green room az IN the boxes One
gentleman In the corps dramatique have frequent
ly observed to throw sly gances at her upon the
stage, and also, by way OF business, give her hand
delightful squeeze, and her ruby lips charming sa-
lutalion, which smacked OF something more power
full than the dull routine of stage-busness. Well,
she sa' charming actress and fascinating woman.
] hope the lover will not "get spudged" in his game
| of love.
Cards have Just been issued by prominent mem
Der OF the BON tom for sou6e, which will come of
on Friday evening next, and it health permits HE
to snuff the evening air, shall certainly feast upon
the charms OF maiden beauty then and there assem-
bled of which collection will send you accurate
doc mir ehnn he dnno ~ he l.
gis'atnre occupy The space prescribed me.
A fire broke out at three o'clock this morning in
the machine shop of the Nashua Manufacturing
Company, Nashua, n. H., which was entirely con-
sumed with It's contents. The loss. $l5 900, with
no insurance, falls on j. d E. Baldwin, shuttle and
bobbin manufacturers ]. H. Gage, machnist;
Nashua Lock Company; @. w. Underh, axe and
tool manufacturers; and Caldwell & Chase, sash
and blind makers There was fire last night in
the hat store Of J. D. Burt & Co., damage $4,000,
no insurance. and in the jewellers shop OF Dunyan
& Cleares, New Bedford, loss $500, but insured
both the work of incendiaries. Oil is looking up in
New Bedford; sales OF sperm at So a IS cents