The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-13
Boston.
Correspondence of the Herald
BCsToN. Friday Nov. TO- l84S

Correspondence of the Herald
Bosros, Friday Nov. 10. le4S.
Matters and Things in Boaon-7heatricah-M
ceady-A row about Prices.
We are all on the qui vive here with the elections,
and what with Bell plots, conspiracies, &c. we have
raised the steam to pretty considerable height,
Tor quiet Boston. On Monday affairs will come to
focus-so success to the right. Dr.. Lardner has
been lecurng here lately very successfully, and de.
llvers his farewell al the National Theatre on Satur.
day, which capacous building is admirably adapted
to the exhibition Of his splendid apparatus.
The Theatre has been doing fair business. with
the "Queen of Cyprus" the principal attraction of
which is legs. j. s. Silsbee. the successful Yankee
comedian, who opened here on Monday evening last
TO the most crowded and fashionable house of the
season. was re ceived in The most haiteriug mnnner.
and kept I house a continual roar Of laughter
and applause with his queer sayings and uprivsled
PRESENTATIONS OF down rast pecuan'ies. SiI.bee has
he advantage over his rvals, Hill and Marble, hav.
ing face of irresistible humor, brsides, he 10 to
The manor born, having sprouted from the rich
soil OF Wethenheld He IS easy and natural, and
his queer say nas, OF which he has an nexhaustitls
iund, never tail TO convuse his audience. Last
.venns he produced two new Yankee neces, Zone
from the pen o, J. p. Adams, Of Boston, and The
iique OF the Nationally h;ch were imm. Dsriy ,uc.
c.sfu. Ssbet's benefit and lost arpe arance, will
axe place this evening. when We ex ect the
'tal'est' house of the srasGn. Ga Monday, the
Eneh h Rosclus, Msctesdy, iresds our boards, after
IN ahserce oi scme years For his engage me ~ he
jrcts ill be rails bout fifty per c. nj, which Boz
on boys say hey will not stand a row is threat.
ened, and COZ quently expected and We doubt
very much II the manage INF ut will realze as much
money rs they have by the unusually successful en-
| sagrmept OF Sllsbre.
Lecturers are wide awake, but tn yhave few sub.
| jecis Cf interest.
At prese Mt interesting seductions, elopenents
Tr,"i cans IN the woiu!ly quiet village OF Bottom
wore anon. PoLoNiUs
PACKET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST We cannot
refrain from Publishing the annexed. We know
Captain Woodhouse TO be deserving Of all that il
said in mis- praise.
Orr LIVERPOOL, Oct 8, ls4s
SIN The cabin passengers board the packet ship
Queen Of the West, under your command from New
York to Liverpool, having assembled congratulate
zach other the prospect Of the termination of
their voyage ond to reciprocse mutual good wishes and
kind feelings at the moment OF separation, take oppor.
unity to express to you their grateful Of your
ention TO ther personal cemfot end the high conside
ration in which they hold your nautical intelligence and
skill and although ny the favor of kind Providence
these important professional qualifications have not been
called into exercise on this by shpwreck or BY
storm, has nevertheless afforded sufficient evidence Of
your 'ot lness Judgment and uon establish tho
most peri c. confidence in your ability to meet ~ for
human power can meet the dan grous vcisstudss OF life
upon the ocean.
The passengers take this occasion to express their
admiration OF this noble ship which, in this her Arst
voyage, has answered all the expectations that were
raised by her great tonnage, her besutiul model her
ample accommodations her rich finish snd furniture and
her complete appointment ny which, asa specimen 81
naval architecture, truly claims to be the Queen Of
the West and they hope and trust the enerIrize snd
hberality of her will be amply by public
tavor.
With sincere wishes for your personal health and
happiness end your safe return TO your country family
AMI friends beg TO be considered among the number
othe latter. ard 90 tclu e you among Signed
Inns 7. Austin, John sbaWIorth, Matthew Nottrsm,
William sievee right James shaw, Jr., smith A m
.,rong, John Harbottie James Wintprhottom, A. T.
Stoddard j. +. Brsxop, Alexander 8. P.tre Jonathan
Peire George +. stsne, w II Jackson, D. n. Grstds,
Loew C. Cslet, Alexander Bain, J. Ringgoid Wilmer,
To CtrrAis PniLrr WeopHepsE,