The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30


gears IN the state prison! Wilson, her paramour,
entered plea of guilty to one count and will be
sent to rGPe and ,s tor e0 ys@rJi
serious lesson to all forncators and adulterers In
| the land of steady habits
| My next letter will be the last before send you
the full returns OF the State on Tuesday next.
Yours, G.
| PROBABLE REPUTATION IN PENNsYLvANIA.-Ac-
cording to the best accounts the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, like that of Maryland and other
States, will establish practical Reputation, and then
adjourn. When they close the doors of the
Legislature at Harrisburg, they should also open
the doors of the Penitentiary at Phadep hia-both
communities will be equal footing Great
State that-wth all its coal iron, and yet won't pay
its debts.
MORE STEAM VEssELs.-There are now on the
stocks, at Mr.. VIM. H. Browns ship yard, in this
city, three beautifully modelled steam vessels, Of
about three hundred tons each. They are to be
fitted with the Ericsson propeller, and one will be
sent to Texas, another to Richmond, and the third
to Fall River.
| Steam vessels, with submerged screws, are very
rapidly taking the place of both "canvass back"
vessels, and the big wheel-house steamers. There
are at this moment between fifty and hundred
steamers, ranging from 200 to 800 tons each in SER
vice in this country, propelled by the Ericsson
screw. They have spread from Maine to Louisi-
ana, and over all the Northern Lakes.
| In less than five years shall see steamers,
driven on the submerged principle, entirely mono
policing coasting trade.
ITALIAN OPERA.-A very interesting selection
from several operas preceded the second act of
Besario, which was very much relished last eve
nin NJ
season. Valtelllna sung the celebrated sorita
from Norma, tie suH cole druidi, and the splen-
did invocation of the second act, " o Gue,Yie,t, %
which he gave with much fire and power This
air ends somewhat abruptly, and valtelllna thought,
therefore, proper to add the famous air from Pa
cini's Gil Arabi mehia G;aAia, "NcN aciaro della
uendctta" which certainly is one of his best efforts.
Perozz Borghese and Antognini likewise sung
several beautiful pieces, which were much ar
pauded Tonight is the last performance of the
season.
MADAME HELLBERG's CoNcERT-This Concert
has been postponed till Thursday evening next a
Washington Hall. According to the best accounts,
it appears that the postponement lost Thursday
evening in consequence of the singular indis-
position of Madame Hellberg herself 1t seems
that this very beautiful creature is possessed of the
most exquisite sensibility, and as this would have
been her first appearance in public she became
quite overwhelmed by her feelings, and was abso
lutely unfit to appear before the public that eve
ming. She is very singular being. AT one mo-
ment she was in the highest degree of excitemen
at the prospect of great Concert, but when the
people began to flock in, the very idea of crowC
quite unnerved her, and she became quite para
lyzed. Wallace, De Begins, Barton and Timm
who attended to assist her, quite astounded al
her great senslblity. We understand, however
that she has recovered herself to a very consider
able extent, and will, no doubt, nerve herself so as
TO be able to appear on Thursday next.
DE Begins and all who have heard Madame
Helberg unite in saying that she is of the most
remarkable debutamtes that have appeared here
Young-beautiful-so gifted-and so sensitive, there
will be great crowd hear her. as there has beer
great curiosity excited.
The SUTTON CyRIosITrEs.- have been re.
quesed to state that these elegant and valuable ar
ticles of pertunow in process of distribution sale
may be seen at Atws Music Saloon. They con
sist of paintings, musical clocks, and various Other
bvomterie.
MUsIcA.-We have been requested by the
friends of Mrs. Sutton, to say that she would accep
no engagement with the Opera troupe at Palmos
She il preparing to leave this country to ,ulfl al
engagement ia Italy, and can accept no such offer
Very well.
THE FmKMAy's CoScERr.--This will be the great
est musical treat of the season. All the great ar
fists in the city will appear Just look at the pro-
gramme.
CARD ENaRAvINe.-We have seen some master
y specimens of card and other engraving, executed
at Jervs' engraving and printing establishment, 33s
Broadway. Mr.. Jervis will execute any order,
left with him in unexceptIonable manner, ano
very cheap for cash.
SUMNER MEproISE-M. 5. BERNARp's DrARRHGl
MEDloIsE.-The prevalence OF DiarrhGa during
the coming months, makes il a matter of prudence
to provide a remedy, and if we may Judge from tn
high and very numerous testimonials possessed b,
the inventor none cam in point OF efficacy, surpas
+ NJ S. Demands Diarrhpa Medicine. Many othe
diseases, such as cholc, cramp, spasms nc. Nc arr
under the control of this powerful but safe medi
cine, at,ested by the most honorable certificates
FAST Day IN New HAMPsnIRE. wa
observed such.
NAvAL-U S. ships Columbus, Com Turner
from Montlvedeo Congress, from Gibraltar
briggs Perry, for the Pacific; and Chipola, tor th'
United States, were at Rio de Janeiro on the 81
ult U. s. ship Columbia, Capt. Shubrick, sailed
thence Feb lst for the Mediterranean.
INSPECTION Fees The gross amount OF fees re-
ceived during the year, by the 6s Inspectors, wa
SI62, $40 &C. Among some OF the items which 20 L
make up this pretty little sum- notice the following
Henry Everson, N York, Ins Flour and Meal Sis27s
Morton Faircbd do do Beef and Pork 1912 y
John Ryker do do do Ia 1853 u
Five others in New York do Il.5i3 =
VIM n Green do Lumber 2l62 "
Five others do do $500 y
John n Bowie do Leather a5l6 Z
James Galney do do 1851 b
Five others do do 770I 3
Paul Grout do Measurer OF Grain l,334 Y
net iees '''"'' put ''"" S7s 4
, ! q w. Ryckman NJ " ms of Hons 600 o
| Thos. j. stevens ~ Y ms of Ashes 30 O3d q