The New York herald., 1844-07-01

vernon have not yet returned: II they fail to pro-
cure his interference day will be set forthwith. for
a general rally as posse, to assist the oihcers OF
sue handnll giving notice of the fact. Our
friends i'm surrounding communities who de-
sire to aid us, will please, hold themselves In
readiness for this general order. When tne WORD
is given, every thing depends, on prompnesss
Capt. Grover last week obtained from Quincy 90
muskets Men and arms are promised from St
Louis, and every thing tetokens prosperity to our
enterprise. To our friends a distance we say,
come! We are TOO weak in this county, without
aid to effect our object. Come you VIII De doing
your God and your country service, In aiding us 10
rid earth of most Heaven daring wretch.
o'clock, 2. Nd w Mathews, VINO Was ta,
sent last Sunday to ST. Louis, has Just returned by
the Die Vernon. He has succeeded IN procuring
cannon and has brought up good supply OF am
muniton. Mr.. Simpson and Mr.: thompson, nave
just returned from their trip TO MISSOURI anu fepoai
ali right and ready. A gentleman who conyersed
with Governor Ford last week, reports that MS ex-
cellency said that he would do all ne. could IN
case Jo again deied the laws, to bring HIM to Jus
tice This was before the news OF our present dif-
ficutes reached them. We expect six pounder
tomorrow night from Quincy.
Mons KoRpoNAY AND DANcING.-This gentle
mans visit to this city, we are pleased to md has
been quite satisfactory to him. Under his judlci-
Gus management, the Polka is about to become as
popular in the higher, indeed, we might add, all
circles Of society, as it is in Paris and Lon
don. Apropos of Paris one of its most accom-
pished artistes the we'll known Mademoisee
Desardins, has formed an association with Mons.
Korponay, for the purpose of teaching to ladies and
gentlemen the Polka-both the Parisian, as per-
formed by Perrault and Grisi, and the Bohemian,
as produced at the Courts Of Austria, Bohemia,
Hungary, &C., and lately in all the Courts OF Eu-
| rope.
In addition to the above arrangement, we have
the pleasure Of announcing that Mons. Korponay
and Mad'le Desjardins have made an engagement
at Niblc's, where an opportunity will be afforded
of seeing the performance of the Grand Ballet,
hitherto uninterrupted in this city. 1t is hardly re-
quisite to add one word for the purpose of en-
hancng the value of what Niblo has in store for
his friends and visitors but we are happy in asso-
ciating with the fair fame of his establishment that
of those well known favorites, Korponay and Des-
Jardins and their attractive and beautiful accom-
plishments, the Polka and the BALLET.
ITALIAN OPERA.-This night Palmo's elegant
theatre will open for the third season of Italian
Opera, and the prospects are highly encouraging.
The house is so admirably ventilated, and is SO
completely in the stade that it is delightfully."- cool
and comfortable, and the opera, selected by
Madame Cinti Damoreau for the opening, Kaliana
IN Algeri, must attract great crowd of the pa
irons of this refined amusement Antognini and
Sanquirico will appear. There are great numbers
Of strangers in the city just now, who will gladly
avail themselves of the opportunity Of hearing one
of the greatest vocaists Of the day, who has main
tained against powerful rivals, the veryhighest rank
| in herprofesslon.
LATE FROM NASSAU N p-The Mary Clark
Captain SWEET, arrived yesterday from Nassau, N.
p, with advices to the 22d instant.
The new Governor arrived from England on the
10th June, in the schooner Vim. Foster, and imme-
diately took charge. The old Governor left Mas