The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-23

FOREIGN TREArRIcALs.-At Drury lsne inca
tire, Mr. Nscready recently brought out Cymeenne'
IN the usual splendid STYLE in which he has hereto
fore brought forward many OF Shakespeare plays
Excellent as The acting was " IL told heavily j"
Macreadv's Iachimo is highly spoken of, as well as
Miss Helen FAUCETS lmogen, a character which
stands alone in the play in interest Macbeth and
the Lady of LYONS, with Der Freischutz, La Son.
nambua, and La Gazza Ladra, we've the entertain
ments announced for the second week OF this month
Al Coyent Garden Theatre, under Mr.. Bunn's ma
nagement, operas have been produced-and among
them we observe Gustavus the Third-Rossns
opera OF the Lady of the Lake-Auber's ballet
opera OF the Maid OF Cashmere-n which the cele-
brated danseuse Madame Lecomte made her reap
pesrance. The ST. James's Theatre is well attend
ed; the entertainments are confined To French plays
The Princess Theare in Oxford street, IL again
open, hui with what success We do not learn, var
hmonrgh and Carter doing well AT the Englsh
Opera House, where they are performing win
horses. lions, tigers Jim Crow Rice is WIN
Mrs. Yates, AT the Adephi. Mr. Wild has reopen
ed the ROYAL Olympic. Mr. and Mrs Charles Mean
have commenced fornight's engagement at Fly
mouth The veteran Barnett commences a iheatri-
ca campaign al Reading The lafsnt SapTho Is al
Norwich, dong the starring business WIN M n.I,
George Smith A Mr. Butler has been drawing full
houses al Manchester in the arduous characters OF
King John and poor old Lear His Hamlet is highly
spoken of The Theatre Royal al Liverpool has
not been well psronsed, and the Amphi theatre spe-
cula,ion has proved failure. Farren, Charles Mat
thews. and Madame Vestris, have crossed the oh 4n
mel, and will play few nights IN Dublin Mr.. Wal
ldcN 5 PERFORMING al brlstOl 10 gOOQ houses. WI
Henry Betty, who ranks among the first TRACE dams
OF the day, commenced an engagement at Bath In
the character of Romeo, and was greeted by a
crowded house. Mr. Lumley has returned TO Lon
don from the Continent, for the purpose of opening
the Italian Opera.
The FRENCH MINISTRY IN A MINORITY An ex-
press extraordinary reached here yesterday morn
ing, informing that the Chamber OF Deputies
went 10 a ballot amendment of M Berger
IL was opposed by the Commission and the Minister,
but the ballot--409 members present-the num-
bers were: 206 for M Beryer's amendment. BOB
for the Ministry and the Commission. This divi-
sion gives 206 votes the side of the opposition.
The 206 will doubtless vote for a stronger
paragraph the right of search question, than that
OF the Commission; and in that the days OF M.
Guizot's ministry are numbered.-London paper.
LIsr OF THE KILLED THE LAND SLIDE IN Troy.
Ann Wilbur, aged % years, American; Thomas
Kelley: aged 40 years, Ireland, Westmeath CO.;
Eliza Kltoye, aged 80 years, Ireland, Queens CO.;
John Caldwell, aged years, Troy; Margaret Ora
nan, 30 years, Ireland Kings CO.. Jane Brazell,
aged years, Ireland, Kings co; David Day, Jr.,
aged years, Troy; Infant of D. E. Day, aged 8
weeks, Troy; Jane Sanford, aged % years, Troy;
Elizabeth Kelly, aged 80 years, Ireland, Wesmeath
CO; james Brazell, aged 2 years, Troy; VIM. Ora
nan, aged 10 weeks, Troy; Catharine Brazell, aged
20 wears, Ireland, Kings CO.; Michael Dunn, aged
y years, Ireland, Queens co.