The New York herald., 1844-11-14

The second Concert Of the great Norwegian, Ole Bull
postponed to Tuesday evening next, the 10TH This
great artistic is to give another concert this
evening at New Bedford.
Mr. Henry Phillips. the premier in English song, gave
his last concert in Boston Tuesday evening. The
papers say will be many long day the like be pre-
sented to Boston audience Let this be remembered
He is about to proceed to Philadelphia where, in COM
pliance with the wishes ofhis friends and the musical
public he has consented to reduce the price Of his tickets
SO cents This he has tried at Boston, and the
quence has been the attendance Of thousands He gives
concerts in that city the Sd and 9th of December
next, at the above price of admission, which will afford
opportunity to ALL Of hearing this gentleman before
the Bavsrian Embassy recalls him to England.
The Misses soman gave their farewell concert at the
Melodeon theatre, Boston, last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt term nated their engagement at AL
bany Museum on Tuesday evening.
The Plantation Minstrels," are giving Concerts at
the Avon Theatre They said to be very accomplish
ed in their way, and very divertng.
The Assembly Buildings Philadelphia have been ele-
gantly refted and to be appropriated to the
most delightful PURPOSES Concerts la Msard to be
given there very superior scale, and every arrange
men Is being effected to make the place OF elegant
and fashionable resort. These popular concerts COM
mence on the 18th inst.
The Union Hail. Portland, Me- has been fitted up
theatre under the management of Mr.. J. r. Addams.
The Campanologians abundantly rewarded the atten-
ton Of fashionable audience in Washington Hail. New
ark, on Monday evening"
The Ethiopian serenaders announced to make their
appearance at Warrington on Monday evening next
Miss Clarendon appeared at the Arch street theatre,
Philadelphia TuesdayIevening Pauline, in the Lady
of Lyons This lady made several decided hits in Pitts
burg didn't she Mr.. Simpson,
frat stcho <oft MueirN nj
Association of Boston, took place at Chickering's
last evening.
The managers Of Washington Hail. Boston, have en-.
gagged the celebrated German Magician, Mr.. Carnes
formerly pupil Of the great Potter under the name oi
the boy Basillio Ramo samee the fire king, jugger,
ballancer and modern Samson, who balances swords
and lifts weights Of 1000 pounds weight eats hot lead and
red hot Goals Of fire. and also, Sgnor Basio the great
violin player from Norway, said to be almost equal to
Ole Bun, the great Kentucky Whistler, and the India
Rubber Man.
Mr. Jamson appears not to be in very good odor with
the people Of Philadelphia The papers say that his Rich
ard the Third Saturday night wss very vile perform.
wss utterly beneath criticism in every respect
Many persons Of taste left the theatre in disgust Mr.
Js stranger" the night BEFORE very little better
II papable abortion. II pains to esma-
BILE young gentleman like Mr. j. injure himself by such
jejune efforts.
Rockwell Stone have opened their splendid Circus
at Boston in building, with grand double compa.
n.y. Among the names Dan Gardner, and Mrs. Gard
ner Mr. and Mrs. Perry, MIR. and Mrs Gossin, Stone
franklin Brown, and Others
The Ethiopian serenadcrs honored by q or wded
house at Amory Hall, Boston, on Tuesday evening This
week closes their performances for the they
leave In few days for England.
The celebrated menagerie Of Raymond Co.. arrived in
Philadelphia Monday and took up its winter quarters
the Philadelphia Circus Walnut street The mensgerie
its entrance into the city, made imposing display
Herr Dresback the lion tanner preceded tho caravan on
horseback. Then came the wsgon containing the band
drawn by four elephants Nineteen wagons, drawn sy
white gray and bay coored horses to the number
! Of ffty.two.
The National Theatre at Washington was recently sold
at auction Tor $ls,o50.
celebrated Oraoro Of the Messiah was performed
last Sabbath evening by the Handel and Haydn Society
Of Boston, to full fashionable, and intelligent audience
Mr. Phillips sung several Of the solo parts with great
power and effect. Mrs. Turner produced very pleasing
effect upon her hearers by the sweet paintve tones
her voice in the air. Come unto him, all ye that labor
and are heavy ladenn Misses Stone and Garcia always
perform their parts to the entire acceptance Of the audi
The orchestra under the lead Of Herwig was In
fine tune and spirit The sublime choruses, for which
Handes composition are much celebrated went off In
grand style.
&FIRK.-The alarm of fire at IL o'clock yester-
day noon, originated from the burning Of some
shavings in the back basement Of the building oc-
cupled by II. Griffin, paper warehouse, ia Nassau
street. The engines were quickly on the spot
The damage was trflng
FOREIGN LETTER BAas.-Thc letter bags Of steam
ship Hibernia, for Liverpool, will close in this city
tomorrow afternoon.
ONO RIvRR.-Ten feet Of water in the channel
at Wheeling, last Saturday. Falling.