The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
Theatrlcals, Fashion able Movements and
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Dr. Lardner, with his.ady is still at Mobile lee
turing at the theatre upon comets, both heads and
| tails, and various other CRATES
Miss Mary Ann Lee is still bewitching the New
Orleanese with her startling prouetes and captiva-
| ting smiles
Max Bohrer and Rakeman are still in the same
city, and are very successful.
Nagel, with his nonpareil violin, is in Philadel
pha. He gives his last Concert there next week,
previous to his departure for Europe.
Signora de Goni guitar, and Mr.. Knopp (Aute),
are jointly giving concerts at Charleston, s. G.
Mrs. Seguin took her benefit at the Charleston Is
c. theatre. in Blanche of Jersey, and the 'Olym-
pic Revels'-Shrivel and Seguin assisting
Fanny Elssler's investments in this country, ac-
cordngt the Bosto n Post have increased in value,
owing to the rise of stocks, upwards Of SIS 900 since
she lett America. They are all in Mr.. Wykoff's
name. and controlled by his agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Seguin are giving Concerts at Au.
gusta.
Forrest and Miss Clifton are at the fremont, play
ing the Patrician's Daughter, Lady of Lyons, &c.
Russell is giving concerts in Boston and vicinity.
He draws full houses wherever he goes. People
rush TO his concerts with a sort OF musical mania.
DR.. Col yer is mesmerizing in Philadelphia.
Gen. WEIGH, the great Circus King, is about clio.
sing his engagement, in Baltimore prior to his de-
pa rture up the Mediterranean. 1t Is shrewdly sus-
pected that he will receive the M nisteria appoint.
ment to China.
Hacket is somewhere at the South 1t is said he
is negotiating for the Park Theatre.
Rev. J. N Maffil is at Boston.
MOnstre Paul is firing off his big guns at Mobile
He astonshes the Mobilese with sound, Dr. Lardner
with sense.
The Rainer family are at Louisville, Kentucky.
Sig De Begins has just given grand Concert in
Philadelphia.
Booth is playing in New York.
Burton Is engaged by NlblO TO get up series Of
English vaudevllles during the summer season The
Ravel family are engaged there tor the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Brougham are still performing at the
Chatham.
Placide isperforming nightly at the Park
MIR. Proffitt has left Washington and gone home.
Governor Bouck has gone home to Schoherie TO
spend week on visit and refresh the white horse
with some oats.
Gen Gaines is at Cincinnati.
Mr. GllddOn commences a course of five lectures
oil ancient Egypt at Philadelphia on Tuesday eve-
ming next.
Charleston, S. G.
cola on the 10Th inst. in the British sloop of war
Magnet.
The famous Robert Dale Owen Is again candi.
date for Congress in Indiana
TIC DIllsu StcdIlcI NOItn AHeIlCd arrived early
on the morning OF the 18th ult. at Boston, from ST.
John. Among the passengers were Maj. Hender-
son and Capt Crawley, of the British army.
Col. Richard M. Johnson is at New Orleans, on
an eecnoneering tour. He hopes to receive the de-
mocratic nomination for President.
The Hon. John C. White, of Kentucky, and
who was Speaker of the last u. 8. House OF Repre-
sentatlves, has declared his intention of being
candidate for reelection.
Gen. Felix Houston has left Texas to pursue his
profession in New Orleans, and announces that he
does not intend to return, or to fight under any
other flag than that OF the United States"
The Harpers have concluded a contract with
Prescott to publish his forthcoming history of Mexi-
co. which will probably be out by November. They
have also just published new novel, "Hoboken,s'
by Theodore s. Fay, author Of Norman Leslie.