The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22

MISSISSIPPI ELEcrIoN.-We have received very
few returns from this State. Those we have, how
ever, indicate triumph for the Democrats, or ra-
ther for the regulators
NAvAL.-Leut. F. Piper arrived yesterday in the
Nassau from the Mediterranean. He has been
quite sick, and returns on that account.
The U. S. ship Delaware was at Mahon Sept. "a,
and sailed same day for Naples, in company with
the Fairfield, Captain Downing-the latter for Glib
ratar Officers and crew all well.
The U S. sloop of war Boston, attached to the
Brazil station sailed from Boston Sunday morning
for Rio Janeiro. The following is list of her Of
ficers:
G. J. Pendergrast, Commander sylvanus w. Goden,
nants r. Poinsett Lowell Master; Robert T. Barry Sur
geon Carrot R. Barry, Purser Archibald McRae Lard
s seph Fry Leonard Padding John Msdgan Thomas
Phelps Mdshipmen James H. Policy, Boatswan VIM.
C. Thompson Gunner; Robert TN NJ B BAN. Carpenter
Clerk.
The U. s. frigate Cumberland, Capt Breeze, for
the Mediterranean, sailed Monday morning. Ro-
bert Wicklife, Jr., the new minister to Sardinia,
went in her as passenger.
The U. S. brig Lawrence sailed from Hampton
Roads "Wednesday afternoon for the West
Indies. The following is list of her officers.
VIM. H. Gardner, Commander. Lieuenants--Henry J.
Hartstene, VIM. b. Beverly, T. II. Patterson Acting
c. Barclay. Purser.-Andrew D. Crosby Passed Mid
shipman--James H. Spots Captains Cleri-James Sci
Boatsw Mckinley. AetnS
Marshall. Acting Carpenter--Wm r. Gully
The Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS has been receiv-
ed with every demonstration of respect at Pittsburg
The Chronicle, published on Saturday in that city,
says:-
As token of respect to Mr. Adams all the workshops
in the cities were closed yesterday that the working
might have chance to bid him welcome. The 81
lence of the engines the machinery and the workmens
tools mightier tribute to Mr. Adams than the
of cannons the strains Of music the pompous
or the eloquent address.
PROFESSOR BRoNsoN gives his third lecture this
evening at the Apollo Rooms. Byron's "Water.
loo" and Halleck's "Marco Bozzaris," are among
the Rotations announced
NIBLo's-NEw CIRCUs.-To-nght Rockwell's
equestrian troupe commence short winter season
Great expenditure has been incurred in the atera-
tons in order to render it worthy the usual class of
visiters to Niblos. New dresses, new circle new
scenery, most effective corps of equestrians and
double orchestra, cannot fail to give the requisite
effect for making the season a most glorious one
for the talented and spirited proprietor and lessees.
Paris and London have for centuries supported
similar establishments, and the public of New
York will not be behind the age in encouraging the
present praiseworhy efforts to establish the Broad
way Circus.
CHATHAM THEATRE-On visit to the Chatham
last evening we hardly knew which to admire most,
the excellent good order which prevailed through
out, with the good accommodations offered to the
audience, or the excelling neatness and precision
with which every act was performed upon the
stage. Last night Mr.. Rice, who may be truly and
emphatically styled the greatest niger of them
ALL" took his leave and farewell in a good benefit.
Tonight the sterling and ever attractive play of the
Lady of Lyons, cast with the full strength of the
excellent company, will be performed, with, also,
the spectacle of the Pretty Girls of Stillburg, and
two dances by Miss Ralia
AMERICAN THEATRE, NEW ORLEANs.-The long
looked for and anxiously expected commencement
of the theatrical season at New Orleans took place
on the 1lth inst, under the management of Mrs.
Seton. Among the talent engaged at this theatre,
notice James Wallack, Jr., Burton, the Seguins,
Shrival, Archer, Yankee Hill, w. Chapman, Slo-
man, McCutcheon, Misses Petrie and Emma Ince,
Madame Arraline, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs Mueller, and
others Many of the persons engaged are new on
the Orleans boards, and we understand that the
whole company is the best which ever appeared In
the south. Tragedy, Comedy and Farce will be
presented, and the splendid musical productions of
Rossini, Bellina Donzetti, and other eminent COM
posers, are promised.