The New York herald., 1844-10-22
and settles down for life at her villa on the banks

and settles down for life at her villa on the banks
On Thursday evening, during the performance
OF the play OF Ohello," al the Victoria theatre,
the audience were much excited by an announce
meni from the management Towards the close
OF the play, and just before the last act was
TO be represented, Mr.. OsbaldIsten came for
ward and addressed the audience as follows -
aides and gentlemen, ! am placed IN a
(Sens4tion.) Mr.. Kirby, who has been drunk
to night, has insulted the whole company, and
without saying word to me has left the house"
Mr. O-baldiston proceeded, If il is your wish,
will send alter him, and try To get him on" (Con-
fusion) Several gentlemen in the pit here rose and
essayed to speak. One gentleman, after the confu-
true 10 say that Mr.. Kirby drunk. Ihave just seen
him, and he Is as sober as any person IA the house
this moment. The fact is, Mr.. Osbaldiston mas
grossly nsulted Mr.: KIRBY by telling Miss Vincent
IN the presence OF the whole company, not 10
speak the speeches, but TO come to cues, and not
be hum5ugged by the damned Yankee. MT. krby
has just attempted TO enter the theatre, and explain
to you the nature of the gross insult offered To
him, bur Mr. Osbaldston has ordered the DOOR
keepers not to admit him" Great confusion fol-
lowed this gentle remarks, and noise at the
box entrance added not little to the uproar; and,
upon inquiry, il was found that Mr. Osbaldisros
and Mr. Krby were at the door, the latter gentle
man having paid for box ticket, and the former
refusing him admlttance. The house thnned after
tamely.-Globs.
DRuRy LANE TueArRE- appears that Mr.
Buan intends to restrict his entertainments during
the ensuing season, almost exclusively 10 opera
ballet The only non-operatlc actor engaged IL
Mr.. Harley, and he is called "bufio." On the
list Of the operauc company are Anna Thillon, Miss
Delcy, Madame Balfe, Miss Poole, Miss RaInforth,
Miss Romer, Miss Berts. Mr. Weiss, Mr.. Burdinl,
MIR. Harrison, Mr. StTetton, and Mr.. Borranl. In
the balet department, the engagements are, Madlle.
Carloita Grlsi, Madlle Adelaide Dumllatre, ,Madlle.
PlaMqust, Madame Giublei, Miss Clara Webster,
c s sSa sas Ma.s soe hs rsp G ha Aa ss
son are to BIZ Auber's Sirene, Qor Thillon,) Anma
BoLena, (tor Madame Bdfe,) an opera by Balie,
another by Benedict, who is appointed musical di.
rectcr tor the season, and ballet called LIE Cor
saire
Fashions for October.
From the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine Of Fashion
As the season advances again are sans veivets and
all the richer materials in demand the ones most
brilliant color, displaying the prsmatc tnts in all
their beauty. Bishops purple emerald green brown
and gorge de coiibi the most in favor velvets
broiderrd goii Ageriennes smyrna sans and equally
magnificent materials talked Of Dress dentees de
veocrs deicacy but soft lace, ade OF
every color; the Vense with ground OF gold
silver thread ana flowers OF chenille with byrinthes
gimp are all dresses; whilst buttons
rboon sni narrow We vet are favor ior simple
toilette for which redngotes universally worn the
cosages are oog almost always busque and very open
but laced with chemsee la VERGE; the sleeves la
ben sGnr reduced In size redingotes + Amazone
ornamented with chicorees gimp rnthes or den
blreges and craps and grapes embroidered fashion
able with corssges Ia Grecque, pelerines drapees
young ladies adopt the corsage la vierge, with chem
Deep fonnces Indispensable for bareges, they
aao used Tor muslin estonnes, edged with lace
or III rec deep tucks dvi led by wbroidery.
Pale,ots now quite necessary Tor travelling cos
TUNES and often made of cachemre slightly wadded
aud finished with cord0ere large shawls also worn
roua led at the bottom, with hood and sleeves.
but little 0rnamented at this season, and
the form small at the sides winter bonnes pre-
para'cn arel, more open form new cspote termed
cspct. Hprense is pretty. made of pink satin covered
with black ace forming VEIL at The sides the trimming
composed of coques OF black velvet rbben striped with
pick forming dsfni 5rnne terminating at the side in
n nuueI il is also lined with pink satin. Velours d.
Aque and veours epingle materials suitable.
Markets.
LONDON MosEY MARKET Oct 3.--Brtsh securities have
had frm appearance last report and though
little business has been done within the last few days.
prices of consos Que time yesterday were as low
l0Oi they closed at 00t TO tor money and 1909 for the
Bank stock owing the hourishing state Of
at reported the last meeting the shareholders ha.
vdnced greatly AM Is quoted 2lO to 2ll Money
has been mnch wanted and 4 and even per has
been pad the security OF Engish and foreign secu
ties The rate OF commercial discount also about per
cent higher
la the Foreign Market, Mexcans have improved in
value, hut clos. with downward tend ncy owing to
ntry Texas aud rumors Of grant being
required for that purpose Brszian Bonds higher
nke wise Coumbsn stock Spanish Active Bonds 24A
TO the Three per Cents 35t Il Deferred 3s Il Pas
siye 81 to6i
UNITED STATES PuBLIc SEcuRITIEs
There is nothing dong IN the Fancy Speculative
Stock-such Indiana and illinois State Stock, and
Pennsy lvaaa; whilst the considerable demand for
moderate supply at oar quo ed prices and also good
demand for York Stock tor stmet by capitalists
here The owing have changed hands our
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