The New York herald., 1844-12-07

ole Bull ltn Boston Thursday morning for Worces
ter where he gives concert and will wend his way to
this city where he is to bring out his compositions
niagara, &c., with much strength as can be found in
this city in the way orchestral aid The Boston papers
say We hoped to hear FIRST in Boston, but mus
clans have not been very concilisory or obging to-
wards the great MASTER he leaves meet with bet
ter success in genial region. Ole Bull is won
dsrfu man. and truly original genius we listened to
him in delighted SURPRISE and admire and appreciate
his music the surprised To use the words
OF another his music altogether ideal It IL to other
music what shey's potry is TO other poetry You may
leaves he song OF bird the tnkle Of water drops the
ripple OF vuet the boom Of the surf and the snthem OF
pine wood when the tempest tosses it, Side by side with
the mothers he pours forth the thanksgiving and
rejoicing All sounds in nature he ransmutes into music
He Is unepproached and unspproachable.'"
Mr. Anderson terminated his engagement at the Chez
nut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, last evening. This
evening he takes benefit.
weehs Olympic, in the city. appears to be doing
good business
Phadepha last eveningrpeated at the express desire
OF the pubic The papers say that the Judge has reason
to be proud Of this glorously written tragedy
Booth has concluded his engagement at Savannah.
Mrs. Charles has with an accident at Savannah.
which prevented her appearance at the theatre.
Taglion expected to arrive in the Caledonia at Bos
Miss Clifton is drawing well at the Chestnut. PhiIadel
phia.
MIR. r. Adams is doing tremendous business in the
theatrical line III Manche is playing Drama from his
own pen entitled the " Drunkards Doom"
The Philharmonic Society, of Philadelphia, have en-
gagged the services OF Master and Miss Sconcia two dis
tingushed performers for their concert this evening.
Messrs. Hacket and Brougham engaged at the Ma
tional Theatre Boston.
MIC. w. Hunt took benefit lest evening at the Bos-
ton Museum
The Congo Serenaders at the Cincinnati Theatre
The Congo Melodists displaying their musical
powers at Nantucket.
Dolls, Toys, &c.-It will be seen by an adver-
| tlsement in another column, that large sale Of
fancy French and German goods will be sold to-
| day at auction by Jacob S. Plat, No. % Platt
street, corner OF Geld. This will be good oppor-
tunty TO obtain supplies for the holydays.
NAvAL.-Extract Of a letter from an officer on
board the Potomac. dated Norfolk, Dec. 1874 =
| /" We shall leave here Immediately after The re-
ceipt OF the Presidents Message for Jamaica, car.
rylng with us MIR. BRYAN, Of Ohio, Charge to Peru,
and Mr.. Crump, Of Virginia, for Chilli From ia.
maica, they steam il to Chagres. We shall proba-
! bly, sail on Thursday"
SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED SrATRs-Wash-
ington, Dec A. lSA.-No. Is. Emily Poutney ct
all appellants, the City of Lafayette al This cause
was argued by Mr. Coxe for the appeicrs and submitted
printed argument by Mr.. Crinn in behalf Of the ap
pellants. No H. Andrew Aldridge ct al plaintiffs in
case was commenced by Mr. Reverdy Johnson, for the
plaintiffs in error, and continued by Mr. Attorney Gene
raj for the appellee Adjourned till to morrow at eleven
o'clock, A. M.