The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
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Two 81 three new periodicals. aud da'b public
are announced as ia embryo and this advent sesms
to excite much speculation among those gentlemen,
who arc engaged in the newspaper press. The paper
that is to be conducted by Gen. Duff Green Ia much
talked Of in advance and when i, shall come, will
be found fancy, an anomaly in the history of New
York publications. II is TO be devoted us IL ia said
TO Free Trade and, the champion OF the small.
but very respectable and intelligent party, tina, sus
tains that doctrine, will, suspect be found very
formidable engine. Gen. Green is an able racy,
and an effective writer and is not apt TO pause al tn
nes. As his paper will divide with the Journal of
Commerce, and Evening Post, the patronage Of the
Free Trade rartv, neither Of these publications, /
suspect will be happy 10 find il in the field. "Ths
world is wide enough for thee and me-" was the lam
gusge of Stern's Uncle Toby, and do not know that
any has right TO depreoate honest and honorable
competition.
A Kind of parIor literary sheet, devoted TO the
fnements Of refined society is in embryo, and is To be
conducted by MIR. Nathaniel p. Willis, Cuban c.
Verpanck, and some others of the bellies hiirss
clique. 1t is to lie published daily, on small sheet
of the SIZE of the Boston Transcript. As it will es
chew everything that is not strictly rsned-"iaekada
steal" if you please very much doubt il il can sue
coed in this city We have more Kitchens than par
lors, more sans cuiottes in New York than Beau
Nashes or Brumm,lls, or Lady Nickebys, and prim-
velvet publication is not very sure of success
among wish, however that the paper in ques
ton may find ardent and a rich support.
In the way of theatricaIs there is dillnsss' SO
far the regular and refined drama is conc. med
The Park Theatre is closed, and probably will re-
main sealed book" till the opening of the ensuing
spring. Somewhere about the middle of March, or
the first Of April fresh importation of talent will
Come to it fom England 1t will then be opened and
as | hope for the sake of its most able and meito
rous manager, Mr.. Simpson, will be handsomely pa
troDized.
In the allegiance Of the Park, Mitchers Olympic
Theatre is the nightly resort of the aristocracy," or
good society and, they keep it literally crammed
The company at the Olympic is very respectable
one, and among the corps there very talented
actresses and actors Mr.. Mitchell, the manager, is
a company of HIMSELF and Mr.. Graham and Mr..
Holland may be ranked among the efficient per-
formers of the day. Miss Mary Taylor is The prima
donna and the beauty and pet of the establi hmen-
She is young lady, of infinite merit, and is ent,-
tied 10 the popularity she enjoys.
Palmo's Opera House, Chambers street, is TO be
opened in the course of few days 1t is beautiful
for many seasons, will, beyond all doubt, have a
great run.
They had row at the Bowery Theatre on Satur-
day night. 1t was produced by ones throwing
upon the stage thing, in the shape of a wreath,
composed of the most offensive and disgusting mate
rial, at MIR. DE Bar, very popular and useful and
| respectable man and actor The "Bowery Boys
Immediately espoused the defence of the insulted
actor, and If the offender could have been found il
is very probable his life would have paid the penalty
of his folly.
| have no news of consequence to transmit All
eyes are turned toward Washington, and much Gu
riosity is felt to know what the House of Represen-
tatiyes will do with the proposition to rescnd the
25th rule. The Abolitionists are moving very effec
lively, and yet very syly, and you may depend upon
it, controlling a secret influence in the Cap
itol.
Mr.. Giddings, Of Ohio, is mainly denounced by
them, Notwithstanding his red hot Abolition zeal for
they say that he plays "fast and loose" and tina,
whilst he affects to be the champion of their cause be
unites with the Wings TO eject stakeholder TO the
Presidency. They very much elated by the pros
pect Of having the 25,h rule rescinded. They are
sure that the act Of expurgation roA be accomplish
ed-must be accomplishment say that Northern
men, and their Western allies have gone too far 10
recede
The Abolition cauldron all of bubble, and the
"gruel is thick and slabn
Yours, sc. II.