The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-26
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, January ", 1913.
Religious and Fashionable Morements- Theatrical
Medicdk-A Ftdcas--E Calculations.

.s-s.---s. BALTIMORE, January ~, lS4S.
Religious and Fashionable Movements Iheafrioat-
Medicdl-A F'acas-EJaculations
DEAR BENNETT
, Although stranger | hope yen will excuse the
liberty taken TO address you. ] am induced to give
you scrap Concerning matters and things IN gene
raj, from the fact that your Baltimore friends seem
to be forgotten since the death or absence OF erode
rick" What has become OF him, and where ia he !
God bless his soul, when he was among us, we had
only TO look at the New York Herald for Baltimore
news.
But to the object of these few lines. Since the
days OF Brother Maffit there appears to be great
revival in the Methodist church whether for bet
ter or for worse, we are unable to say-but appa-
renty the march is onward Tonight there was
quite an excitement at what is called Columbian
Chapel, and among the excited were several ladies'
of distinction among the yotares Of fashion.
Holiday street theatre Is open to empty houses
Mr. Frederics, Miss Hdreth and Miss Buloid s
here and performed on Saturday evening the tragic
play of PizarrO. The character of Rolla was poorly
conducted, and much 10 the chagrln OF an honored
ex-member OF the stage, who favored the company
with his presence. 1t was almost enough to bring
his grey hairs to the grave. The comic song by
Mr.. Freeland was full of wit and humour Miss
Julia Turnbull danced sweety, and truly excited
the rlsible faculties OF many present-,among the
but little doubt, is an admirer. The farce Of Mr. and
Mrs. p. p. was received with much appause-the
most engaging characters being Peter White and
wife and the Widow White. The characters did
their parts to perfection. 1t is true that nOtwith.
standing the reduction of the price of boxes &c one
half the former price, the manager, from appear
ance, can hardly make expenses. Really, he must
find it to be the losing game "all off and none on
The old MARYLAND University is somewhat revived
under the auspices of the present Faculty; but it is
feared that the death of Professor Potter will mate
rally alter its future support. The catalogue will
now number above an hundred, being a consdera.
bic increase over last year.
Sometime since there was quite fracas in the
hall of the University, Two young gentlemen, or
boys, ono who boasts of an education in Switzer.
land, and anotheri(to hear him speak) OF exroya
descent-amused themselves by regular knock
down. The origin OF the quarrel and its result, was
the privilege which some who were proficient in
drawing, took to sketch the profiles of strangers
members OF the class. The most singular part OF
the matter is, that The Faculty never noticed the
Observation-Disclosures the uproar which it pro-
duced When professional students commence to
battle with their fists, what can we ask of black.
guards and pugilsts 1t was disgrace to the stu
DENTS and insult to the faculty. which they fear
ed to notice. Away with such, although they are
honored with professorships Your
INDEPENDENT FRIEND" ,