The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-16


IN the city yesterday, and we happy to cay that
he is fast recovering his health. The Hon C Ro,
gers, M. c., from Washington county, has arrived
on his way to Congress, the first congressional ar
rival in the city that we have heard of. The
Hon. Mr.. Sherwood, State Senator from Wayne
county, with his family, have also arrived. The
above named all stop at Howard's
The How. JOHN DAVIS, OF Masss chuseus, passed
through this city yesterday morning on his way 10
lllineis, to commence a survey and examination Of
the Canal according to the arrangements recently
made.
GEN SCOTT and family arrived in Baltimore from
the east the 18th, and proceeded the next day 10
Washington
Col r. M. Johnson has returned to Washing on
MARSHAL BERTRAND and suite arrived in this city
Tu ,sday night, and took rooms at the Asto rHouss
A gentleman just from Montreal, as we learn
from Mr.. Howard, came through the canal 10 Troy,
and reports the same Tree from ice.
THEATRICAL MovEMgNTs.-The general spirit OF
reviv'l in business has extended 10 the drama
Several OF the theatres have raised their prices and
all are much better n led and sustained.
There are several stars now upon the American
boards. Mscready and Mr.. Ryder, with Miss
Charlotte CusbmaD, are enactng Shakespeare at the
National, Boston He had Thin house Macready' 3
profits are already about 800. 600.
M-ssrs. Booth and James Wallack are performing
IN cor juncuon at the Park. Profits 5000
Mr. Hackett will follow at the Park
Yankee Hill has Just concluded an engagement
at the Chatham, and the C LIBERATED Jun Crow II ice
entered upon an engagement at the same theatre.
Mr.. Forrest followed Macready at the Park and
we regret TO say he dId not prove so attractive as
his NOR, fortunate rival In The same characters.
Profits so 90.
Miss Mary Ann Lee 10 at Charleston.
Henry Pacide has left the Park and gone to spend
the winter at New Orleans
Mus CAL, &c Max Bohrer and son have sailed
for Havaoa. Mr. Russell and Mad CASTELAR,, hi We
gone 10 Philadelphia, Washington, and other south
ern cities.
Madame Damoreau and Mons. Artot are at Bos.
ton. They have great houses.
AMERICAN THEATRE, NEW ORLEANS The mem.
bers OF the company engaged for the ensuing sea, on
have nearly all arrived al New Orleans, awaiting but
he arrival OF Mrs. Seton and Mr. Mueller, from
Cincinnati, to commence operations forthwith. -
The main features Of this establishment will be
opera and ballet. 10 the former there will be the
Seeuns. Archer and Shriva, to be followed, ia all
prob.b ly, bv the Italians In the latter department
an efficient ballet corps h As been engaged.
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MAcRKADY IN BosToN.-lt appears that on the
hrst night OF this genileman's engagement al Bos.
ION, there was but poor house. produced, il is said
| ny rais ns the PRICES Of admission There were
only about hity aides in the house, and The theatre
was not more than two thirds FULL Ca the p,eced;np
Saturday, Madame Cieli and M. Arto, gave Con,
| cert and the room was crowded 70 excess. p,oha.
bly, thi. enthusiasm Ia favor Of these srea, sr,;s,s
may have monoI osed to some extent the poou ar
favor to the disadvantage oil the ttasedian. A 10.
gsther, il is likely that we may lear tome euriou,
thinss about Mr.. Mscready. Boston engagement
and we shall watch the affair with a good deal O
interest.