The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-26
Alnllsenacnts.

Fun REDTvrvUs-YANKEE HILL AGAIN.-TO NOR
under the reign Yankee Ill., the King Of mirth
and grand locomotive panacea for the blue devils. He
opens with new comedy called Jonathan Doubekins in
which he personates most laughable character Alter
dance, the lively farce of A Wife for Day. which is
ID with IL the @ n aa
the Golden Locks Burton has here closed most success
full engagement and next week opens the Arch street
Theatre, Philadelphia, himself the manager Mr.. Conner
last night played the Sable Moor, Ot.eo. with
towering effect We doubt there be another living who
run through the wohe series Of shakspeares tragedies
He would draw succession Of crowded houses
THE Cry is STILL THEY CoME.--Thc manager of
the New York Museum, conceiving that dwarf,
giautess and eight performers not sufficient arac.
tons for shilling has engaged the lat girl fourteen
years old, who weighs $50 Pounds in additionto which
consisting OF father and mother and small chid-sn
charm the visters With their peculiar vocal powers. The
in Philadelphia, also to be The Manager anti
cipaes such crowded houses that he intends giving
afternoon performance each day at O'clock for the ac-
commodatjon Of his kind patrons.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-We command by special
edlct, our readers, SO many of them as can raise
the funds to visit this establishment during the coming
week The manager has reengaged the whole troupe Of
performers who have been successfully catering to the
public for the past week The bill consists Orphans
without arms, who performs extraordinary feats
Great Western, the unrvaed cemic deineator Of cha
and the fortune telling Gypsey. ItSere are those who
have not the Orphans nor seen the giants bid
Performances X. nj,
WESTERN HuRRIcANEs.-The weather on the
llth lnst till four five o'clock in the afternoon
the warmest Of the season. About that time
broke upon with greater violence. and doing
damage than any which has preceded in this place
The damage confined chiefly to the unroo6ng of build
Among the buildings injured the store and shed Of
Townsend s. Lewis; the store occupied by Morgan s.
and the ~ If part Of the building in Which IS
Peck stspletons hat store These were partially
unroofed. as well as the Wesley an chapel and seve.
| OF whose owners we do not know. Two Of the Chin
noys Mrs urds house, twoon Dolls two. on Bells,
the jail the house built by Timothy Lester,
deceased and five six the large brick block
of Jackson slip and Water street, were blown oft. The
entire roof plates and beams blown the distance
of several rods from small stone house belonging s.
CALDWELL ESQ.,. the bay sboie in the Western Liber
but not covered was about half blown down. barn,
10 by l6 belonging to L. Davidson, was blown down
its side then blown up and left standing bottom up
wards. No life was lost and but PERSON injured
This was boy, who was somewhat bruised by the blow
ing of board pile We learn that extensive damage
dusky Clarion, May 10
This tornado appears have swept over considerable
portion of Northern Ohio. The Western Reserve Chron
Gle published at Warren says =
Huge forest trees were Frustrated to the ground and
farmers had all Of their woodland swept clean Of its
standing timber So far have been able learn,
the townships of Pennington Bristol, Mecca Fowler and
Bazetta suffered most in this county Fences pros
rated In ell directions and CATTLE sheep and horses
were killed There reports few days SINCE that
persons killed Bristol and Mecca but these
Mos. of the farmers to the north Of this suf.
ered to some extent; some Of them severely
s| s S% Sla u.s. that upon
peared new and strange his fences Frustrated to
the ground his forest had disappeared and all the
space OF lew minutes gentleman in Bazetta has fur
nhed us description OF the effects of the storm in his
immediate neighborhood which corresponds exactly
we DO not deem II worth while to publish it It may
perhaps, be proper to remark that in sections
where the forest trees whstood the force Of the wind
entire sugar orchards uprooed and destroyed
impossible to conjecture the loss that has been sustained
being divided among all those who are located in the
ther have we yet been able to ascertain how far the
storm extended.
DARING ROBBERY AND INCENDIARIsM AT BALTr-
MoRE.-On Thursday morning, about two O'Clock,
the dwelling of MIR Victor Saa situated in the Of
Green Mount Cemetery discovered to be fire. and
the impression generally prevails that the building had
previously been entered by burglars and after perperat
ing their acts Of robbery set fire the house Mr. s. on
awakng found the door Of his sleeping apartment asten-
% Of a
story window.
Dry WEAruRR.-Ths has been in some degree
a remarkable spring High winds and dry weather have
prevailed Within the last two months, there has not
been rain enough here to wet the soil inches below
the surface. Vegetation OF all kinds looks parched and
wihered, except where is enlivencd by the use Of the
watering pot-fayette,iae North Caroiinian. May 49,
The SsAsoN.--There have been heavy frosts the
present week at Albany and in many places the North
as well as in towns in immediate vicinity In Port
land, heavy rosts on Tuesday and Wednesday nights
Boston Transcript, May o.
The weather for the last week has been exceed
lngy cold. There was frost yesterday morning,
and on Tuesday morning. of the thickness Of dollar
Vines and leaves have been affected by IT, Yesterday
however, the weather appeared settled and the
shone out with warmth and brilliancy Herald
May 30.
BREACH IN THE GLEN's FALLS FEEpER.-A letter
from Mr. Sheriff. canal superintendent 70 the comntroI
Ter. dated Sandy Hill May 49, 1884, says, yesterday, in
the forenoon breach occurred in tho suce around
upper lock the Glon's Falls feeder at that place
think will interrupt the navigation the feeding Of
tho Champain Canal longer than IS hours fIom this
morning."