The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

From ToBAsco BY the arrival of the schooner
Creole, Captain Tlenies, from Tobasco, We have
received the following letter from an attentive cor
Correspondence Of the II. o. Tropic]
FRoNTERA De TABAsco, Aug. 2
There have been revolutions on top of revoIu-
tions in this State, and eggs laid which will hatch
They had fight at San Juan Bantista, on the 10 h
utimo, in which Sentamant lost thirty five or forty
men. On the 18th, they had another battle at Jo-
nata, in which the Federal troops were defeated
with severe loss.
The whole navy is at Vera Cruz. Commodore
Marine speaks in the highest terms of Commodore
Moore, tor his bravery off CamPsachy. He has
been heard to say that the attack OF the Comma.
dOre with sloOp upon two steamers, 10 the most
daring act of modern times.
have been sick for three months, or | should
have written frequently. Now, however, you shall
hear from me often.
Yours, L.
From CAPE HAYrrN-Informa,ion has been re-
ceved IN this city, under date of Cape Haytien,
August IA, that Mr.. Pradee, q merchant of that
place, after being arrested on susplcon OF being IN
the interest Of the late President Boyer. escaped on
board the brig Silenus, which immediately sailed
for Kingston, Jamaica, whence 1t was expected he
would proceed in the brig to Boston, and take pas
sage TO Europe.-Bost0n Adv.
FROM BAHA-By the arrival of the whale ship
Hector, Captain Gray, at New Bedford, from Per-
nambucO, the Ain ult, we learn that during the late
rainy season, which had continued without inter
mission for more than thirty days, at Bahia, part
OF the hill towars the Pillar, had given way from the
action of the water, and in its course destroyed
about twenty buildings, besides killing fifty or sixty
OF the inhabitants Among the buildings Were
some sugar warehouses. about 400 boxes OF which
article were destroyed.
TARGET SHooTING-BELMoNr HOUSE The Hof
mire Guards under the gentlemanly command OF
Captain Riley, made an excursion to New Brighton
yesterday, for the purpose of firing at target. Al
though the day was wet they enjoyed themselves
we'll As they could not 60 back to the woods they
placed the target on the end of the dock and stood
under the piazza, from which place they fired. not
getting the least drop of rain. They were ac-
companed by Dodsworth's celebrated band, who
made themselves very agreeable and oblging to the
ladies Of the Belmont House, by playing several OF
their favorte tunes, who were in return very much
pleased. and could not express their thanks. t2
o'clock dinner was served up in Pieris' usual STYLE
The polite and gentlemanly conduct of this compa
ny on the occasion, gained the admiration of the
numerous visitors who were there assembled.
This is an excellent place for such an excursion,
as the polite attention of the host makes every thing
agreeable and comfortable.
NIBLo's.-The crowded saloon on Thursday. not
withstanding the unfavorable state Of the weather,
was gratifying proof of the new pantomime's SUI
prising attraction Since the first night of this
matchless production, several new and effective
tricks have been added, and ii has now every chance
OF most prosperous career Gabriel, the lnimIia-
bic, still enjoys the title of the greatest panomlmlst
of the age Forunaus, he is drollery personitied
The laughabIe ballet of the Miamers is to be per-
formed to-nisht also the surprising conor'lons OF
Monsieur Massetti. This is an excellent entertain
ment for he children. besides those OF larger
growth; the juveniles are always delighted at a
comic pantomime. Ga Monday M'sellc Calve takes
her leave Of the New York audience in La Faie
dW Regiment.