The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19
Theatrical and Musical.

The following mbeIs OF the sock and buskn
have arrived N this city within the last day or TWO
Miss G. Cushman, from Philadelphia Mr.. W.
IA. Crisp, and MIR. IL. Philips, from England, and
Sgnor Antognini, from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Walcot, and Mrs Timm, are re-en-
gagged at the Albany Museum. The first mentioned
tor twelve nights only.
Mr. and Misses Andrews gave a farewell concert
at the Masonic Temple, Boston, Tuesday evening.
Mr. Silsbee made his first appearance in Buffalo
on Tuesday evening, Sam Slick, the Clock
maker.
Mr.. Graham made decided hit on the occasion
of his first appearance at the National Theatre,
Boston, on Monday night. Miss Nelson was also
eminenty successful, on her first appearance the
same evening, there
The rumor is not correct, that Mr.. Macready
was at tie head OF the project for hiring the Meo
deon Theatre, Boston. MI. Rodney, a gentleman
from Montreal, has hired the Melodeon tor short
time, and that he intends to ask Mr.. Macready Ia
act Tor few nights previous TO his departure for
Europe.
Dr. Charles Poyen, Of Meslnerie notoriety, well
known here, died recently at Bordeaux. - he was
on the point of embarklng for the United States.
Robert G. haywood formerly manager of the
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, came pas
senger in the Victoria.
Mr. Lane, blind gentleman, is lecturing on the
education OF the blind, and on education generally
al Albany.
Abby Kelley has been lecturng to full houses, at
Portsmouth, N. H., on "mora REFORM" "aboll-
tion," &c.
Mr.. lily. Russell is now giving concerts, at the
Hanover Rooms, London
The DIsTIN FAMILY This family, so well known
throughout England, Ireland, and Scotland for their
performance on brass instrtmenfs, are now per-
forming IN Germany withEgreat Scidf.
Fanny Elssler " i'll be succeeded nj the Dublin
Theatre, by select operate company, consisting
of Gfisi, Favanti, Mario, Corelli, PaItoni, and F.
Lablache. The engagement is limited to ten
nights
The Brighton (Eng) Theatre, under the man.
agement OF Mr.: Hooper, has been doing WE'LL
Hamilton, the Irish comedian, has made quite a
hit in some Of Powers favorite parts.
Mdile Cerito, Mdlle. Louise, M. ST. Leon, and
M. Moniessor have been staring al the Bath
Theatre, (ELg) with great success.
A new opera by Herold, the author Of "Zamps,"
has been brought out in London with success,
Mr.. II. Horncastle, Mr.. Frazer, Miss NJ. A. Crisp,
and Miss Mears, are engaged at the Grecian sa-
loon, London.
The following engagements have been made BY
Mr.. Webster for the opening the Adelph theatre.
Strand, London, AT the end Of Experimentation
Celeste, Mrs Yates, Miss Woolgar, Miss Chaplin,
Mrs f. Matthews, Miss Floyd, Mrs Woolhdge;
Messrs. Smith. Wright, p. Bedford, Wilkinson,
Hudson, (ate o Drury -lane,) Cowell, Sanders. &c.
The Misses Pynes have been giving Concerts at
Bouogne. - .
Mr.. Carter, s'the American Lion King" as he 10
termed in England, IL at Asiey's amphitheatre,
London.
Mr. /. Hudson Kirby, is performing leading tro-
glc Characters at The Royal victoria tncatre, Lon
don.
A new piece by Lemon Rede, entitled ''Tbe Old
House ia West Street." has been interdicted by
the Lord Chamberlain OF England.
The Deptiord theatre, England, is about TO be
opened by Mr.. Cockerlll, OF the new Strand thea
ire.
There is no truth in the rumor that MIR. Mac
ready and Mr. Ryder had quarrelled some time
since.
CouRT FOR TuR CONNECTION OF ERRoRs-Scp.
IL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Strong. presiding, and
% other Senators No. l. Horatio Ffyatt and OIL vs.
The sullivan Company. Mr.. A. Thompson concluded
for def In Mr. II. T. Dodge heard In reply
Decision postponed till December. No 2-James NJ
French Friend Lawrence Nh. Van Bnren was hesId
Tor plf in error.
MrssouRr.-The official returns Of the Missouri
election are published in the 81 Louis Hepubcan OF tne
9th The following the results :-Governor-Jonn -
Edwards (tiard) 37Iis; Chas II. Allen, (soip 1897
t. H. Sims (soi) IN elected to Congress over ID e. NJ
parsons The House stands 90 locos to ~ wings
Tur DELAWARE Cohesive are happy 10
boar tho, ,hs still fourshes, and has increas
m ioke ems eli public favor. The fall term, which CON-
msnceJ about the first OF September has opened with
Ee.hman class osxteen and additions also TO the other
.iasse, and more students still expected. The
emy also has been fuller this than be-
orc This Institution Is increasing In reputation and
usefulness and commend TO the most liberal patron