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


OF the Sun and Union concerns, have dissolved the
short-llved connection according to our prediction
Noah announces in the Union Of last evening, HI
withdrawal, and the stoppage of that concerr
Beach, ii seems takes it off his hands, tries it for
short time as morning paper, and will probabl
endeavor to change the Sun into the Union, or tn
Union into the Sun. Paul George and Barnaba
Bates are with Beach in the new arrangement,
Since the establishment of the Union the loss ha
been about 81, 900.
What Noah is TO be engaged about. is uncertain
The Union is the fifth sixth newspapers that Noal
has caused TO kick the bucket. He is utterly unfi
for any newspaper, and we really know not what Il
do with him. He had better set up an old clothe
shop at once we will loan him $50 on the securit,
OF the Synagogue, to Begin What say, old fellow
THEATRICAL MovEMENTs-ON DGTs, &c.-Ou
theatrical and musical affairs, like the currency
trade, politics, religion, morals and literature pre-
sent all sorts OF views, colors and compilations
Some are making money-some losing-somt
taking the benefit of the act-and some turning III
the whites of their eyes.
MIR. Braham, the prince of song for half century
is here, accompanied by his son Charles, giving
series OF winter concerts, before he leaves us fo
good and all, next Tuesday, in the packet sh
Cambridge, for Liverpool. Mr.. Braham is the mos
remarkable man of the age. His voice is full
clear and sweet-his energies have all the racy
freshness of youth-his health renovated by tn,
change of climate-and his songs always received
with great rapture and applause. His son, Charles
Braham, has made decided impresson-and bids
fair TO be chip of the old block Their last
concert will be given on Monday.
The Seguins, Shrival, and others are playing ope
RI at the Chestnut street Theatre, with toerab BILE
success.
The immortal Hackett is preparing TO visit the
southland suck oranges. Forrest is at the Chatham
Booth has been at the Bowery-and the devil is
busy in Wall street, as usual
Mrs. Sutton, and her little daughter, Emeline,
have been singing with great applause at the winter
concerts.
But the greatest theatrical movement is yet to
come. The legitimate drama: has abandoned the
Park Theatre, and highly accomplished and intel
lectua troupe of horses under the wonderful WEIGH
will open Circus there next week. The negocia
ton with Burton and Placide ito play the tive
Dromos, for one night, at 800 each, has ended il
smoke. This is revolution in the fortunes of the
great metropolitan theatre that made the ghost OF
quietly in st. Paul's church-yard, rise up the other
night, and shake his locks al the Theatre.
PROFESSOR WILSON, OF BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE
1t is said that this original lterateur travelling
incog through the United States, and that he was
last seen in Boston and New York. From an arti-
Gle in the last Blackwood's Magazine on "Boz's
Notes" this on dit would seem to be very probable
Look out forthe A" critter"
New BRUNSWICK. General Assembly has
been dissolved, and new election under the Qua
drennial Act is 10 take place forthwith. Wrt
have been issued, returnable on the l4th January.
--LATEST FROM CANADA.-The bulletins issued a
Kingston, by the physicians of Sir Charles Bagot
represent him to be in very low state of health
The accounts from Kingston appear to be very con
Trajectory; and it is, therefore, impossible to te
with any certainty how sick the Governor really il
AT all events Sir Charles is sick of Canada to tn
very heart.
A proclamation in the official Gazette of Saturda
last, prorogues Parliament 10 the 9Th of February
and then not TO meet for the despatch of business.
LATE FROM JAMAICA have received the KING
ston Morning Journal TO the Sd inst. We take fror
ii the following newss-
We learn that her ladyshp, the Countess of Elgir
whose health has bee" completely re-established,
expected 10 be in Spal lshtown on Tuesday next.
The stamp Act has also passed the Assembly, an
is still before the Council Whether this bill will pas
or not Is doubtful The former will entail an ex
pense OF upwards Of forty thousand pounds; the la
ter was expected TO yield revenue of some thirt
thousand pounds.
European immigration is still the subject of discus
sion. Its necessity is advocated by one party, an
denied by the other. The one is anxious that tn
immigrant townships, now in the course of erection
should be completed, and the people imported TIL
other would stay all further roceedngs in reerenc
10 them, and apply the money in carving on Africa
immigrat ion How the Assembly will determine
questionable Our opinion IS that European hmm
grafton would be beneficial, If the government wou
permit such rules and regulations to be formed, a
woui5 compel them TO remain in the mountains, vi
al they were acclimated
The Co.ony remains quiet, and the best feen
exists between the three branches of the Legisl;
ture, and we believe we may safely add all classes
It's inhabitants. The seasons generally have bee
favorable, but the weather in the towns has bee
unusually warm Tor this period OF the year. In som
localities, II has been rather DRY and in Trelawp
and Saint James, we learn the Canes are likely /
suffer unless some rain shortly falls. From the for
Iner parish, correspondent writes, " the weathe
are very backward" Some very fine shower
have recently fallen in Saint GATHERINGS and 81
Andrews. We trust the parishes first named
will be equally favored before anv considerabl
INJURY Is sustained from the want of moisture
We stated IN our last summary that the complaint
which poured IN upon us at one time respecting tn
want of labor, had gradually subsidized and wer
then scarcely heard. A correspondent in our name
Of the 18th ult, has not denied our statement bu
condemned il as calculated to misead the BIRTHS
public, and given a reason why complaints hay
ceased that the ''propnetors are broken hearte
sulen, and tired of relteratlng complaints to whic
no attention has been paid and to which no reli
Is brought" This may be reason, but 1t C,
tanly not the only reason why parties have ceas
10 complain. Various circumstances have consp
ed to produce the state of things alluded TO by
and among these we may mention, upon the auth
lty OF persons connected with estates, that labor
been less scarce than for some time previously.
NEws.-Adams 81 Co. brought US Boston pap
yesterday morning, ahead of every one. Fallen
Copp came in with Albany papers soon after. tn