The New York herald., 1844-07-14
TheatrIcals, &c.


Mr.. Charles was giving concerts ia Charleston
on the 9th inst, which were very well attended.
The St Louis Theatre has had day p-rform-
ances, which appear to have been pretty well at
tended.
Mons and Made. Berger are amusing the in
habtants of Augusta, Ga, with dancing exhibi-
tions.
A detachment of iheatricals from Eagle street
Company, Buffalo, including Marble, Ellis, Hsnne-
sy, &c. have gone to Detroit for short season.
MIR. Forrest terminated his engagement at the
Eagle street Theatre, Buffalo, on Friday evening.
The Congo Melodists have arrived in PhiIadel-
pha from the south, and will give one of their en-
tertainme nts at the Washingtonian Hall tomorrow
evening.
his second successful concert in Utica on Wednes-
day evening He proposes 10 give farewell con-
cert TO his Boston friends previous to his leaving in
the Britannia, on the 18th, Tor England.
Mr. Dempster has lett Philadelphia for his resi-
dence at Burlington. This gentleman Is about to
make short tour in Connecticut:
Ole Bull is expected to perform in Quebec imme-
dately after the termination OF MS present engage
ments in Montreal
Mrs Fanen's benefit came off at the 81; Louis
theatre on the 81 inst. which terminated her en-
gagement there.
Spauldlng's Equestrian company were at Chlcaga,
Ill. u, on the 4th inst.
Mrs. George Jones is drawing great houses in
Montreal. The papers speak OF her success IN the
most enthusiastic terms.
A FEMALE NRcRoMANcER-A lady is astonish-
ing the residents of Buffalo with her powers In this
respect They say she out-conjures our greatest
conjurors. Her name Is not gwen.
The Stevermark family still remain at Boston,
together with Harrison, the Magician, and appear
| to be doing good business.
Miss Walters, and Messrs. Barnes, Smith, Foster,
and Wells, are drawing crowded houses at Walnut
street theatre. Phiadel lphia
Burton, of the Arch street theatre, Philadelphia,
has added Miss c. Cushman 10 his company.
Mr. Russell, the vocalist, it is stated, leaves this
country the 18th in the Great Western, to fil an
He returns again in the fall, we understands and
will spend three or four months in the country.
Mr.. Ross, Of Philadelphia, is lecturing in Balti-
more on the art OF improving the memory
OPENED HIS HRAD-At the st. Louis theatre, the
other night, member Of the company being from
some cause angry at the clown, hired big fellow
to fog him. The clown seized hatchet, split open
he head Of the bully, and then felled to the earth
| the man who employed him
| A violoncelist named Offenback, has made his
| debut in London with immense applause
| Fanny Goldberg, one Of the leading prma donna:
of Italy, has married wealthy SlgnorCharini, and
| retired from the stage.
| Mary Anne Browne that was, sister of Mrs. He
mans, has become Mrs Gray, and now resldes IN
Dublin. She has recently published volume Of
poems there
Knight, of London, in honor Of his completing the
Penny Cyclopeda.
NovKL Ry NAroLEoN-In the library OF Count
Pzalynski, who lives near Posen, a MSS. novel,
| it is said is preserved. It has been authenticated
| by Montholon, and Barons Fains and Mounier.
1t is reported that Henry Phillips, the best bass
| singer in England, is expected to arrive at New
York towards the close of this month He propO-
ses making professional tour through the United
States.