The New York herald., 1844-12-10
many occasions, been appreciated by the public,


died on the llIh ult.
There is report in the musical circles that Tam
burlnlisto form part of the company OF her Majesty
Ihealre IN the ensuing season. Fornasari was not
engaged ior that establishment.
Mr.. Templeton, who has been making tour OF
the principal towns OF England has been realizing
golden harvest by the exercise OF his vocal talents
He VIII shortly, we hear, visit the United States.
Mr.. Lover, the exquisite deineator of Irish char
acter, and whose versatility as poet, painter,
musician, and composer, is so well known on
both sides OF the Atlantic. has recently been sing
ing at the Liverpool Mechanics Institution.
The Angsbivgh GaSdte OF the lst inst, announ-
ces the first appearance OF Fanny Esser at the
Court Theatre OF Munich, on the 30ih ult. She
Was most enthusiastically received, aud was repeat.
ed recalled to IL ecage tie homage of the public
Miss Chr,slina Weller, the celebrated vocalist, is
about TO take up her residence III London.
Mrs and Mr. Kean have been playing round OF
iavnrlte characters, IN which their respective ex-
Gslence y familiar TO tie play going public, at the
Theatre Royal, Liverpool.
On the TIN ult the distinguished party of musical
performers, Dohler, Sivori, E. Lablache, Henry
Russell, &c, made their first appearance in the
Mr.. Marble has been performing with considera-
BILE success at the Theatre-royal Haymarket He
made his first appearance in Liverpool in piece
called " The Vermont Wool Dealer"
Miss Ellen Fawcett is said 10 be in treaty for the
Victoria theatre.
The Queen ard Prince Albert visited Drury-lane
theatre on the 18th ult
atre. opened il on the l3lh ult. with "Romeo and
Juliet MIR. Hudson KIRBY being the hero, and
Miss Divenport the love.sick Italian girl.
Senor MartlIe ez de la Rosa, the Spanish Minister
OF Foreign All tIs, has found time, amid his many
occupations, 10 compose comedy entitled "The
Daughter ut Home, and The Mother at a Ball."
which has been annonnced d for representation al the
pnncpai thegtre ot Madrid
Mr.. and Miss Vandenht # and G. V. Brooke are
playing the legitimate drama a, the Queens thea
ire, Manchester
II is now positively s,ated d that there will be new
Philharmonic Society next season, and that il will
embody among its members men Of rank, position,
and talent, who have hitherto kept alooi from join.
ing similar institutions. The new society il ia
said, is to hold It's concerts at the Italian Opera
House, and the following names are already spoken
Of as portion Of the eminent men to form the new
society Cramer, Mendelssohn, Benedict, Costa,
Sivori, Thalberg, Leopold de Meyer, ,Beroz, Auber,
Balfe, Sierndale, Bennett, Mactarren, Smart, and
c. Horsley.
According to the " Record" about thirty Mas
ters OF Arts in Oxford, and, including the whole
country, about one hundred Tractarian ministers
of the Church OF England, are ready to 20 over
with Messrs. Newman and Pusey TO the Church OF
Rome.
Mr.. Erie has been appointed to the justiceship
Of the Common Pleas, vacant by the retirement Of
Mr.. Justice Erskine.
According 10 the !" Morning Post" Lord Ellen
borough is likely to become First Lord OF the Ad-
miralty, vice Lord Haddington; Lord Stanley,
President Of the Board Of Control; Mr. Gladstone,
Colonial Minister; Lord Dalhousie, President, and
Mr.. Cardwell, Vice President Of the Board @ Of
Trade
New MAYoRs.-We give the names Of the gen.
tlemen elected to fill the office of Mayor, at the
following places:-London, Alderman Gibbs; Ii
verpool, Alderman Jam 8 Lawrence: Manchester,
Alexander Kaye, Esq; Leeds. Alderman Lupton;
Sheffield, Alderman Damn; Preston, Aldeiman
Paley; Lancaster, =; D. Salisbury, Esq Birming-
The " Constitutonnel' mentions the report Of
marriage between M. Gudin, the cele brated ma
rine painter, and the daughter of Lord James Hay,
relative by marriage Of the Duke Of Wellington
Earl Howe will be duly installed Provincial,
Grand Master Of Freemasons of England for War
wickshlre, on the 18th inst, at Coventry.
Mr.. S. Crawford, the great Irish LANDOWNER, has
commenced the publicaticl OF a series OF letters in
favor OF local legislation TOR Ireland retaining the
imperial connection
The Rev. Moses MaIgoith "a converted Jew)
has been appointed TO the living Of Gasnevin, by
the Lord Bishop OF kildare.
A Mr.. John Lawiess has Withdrawn from the
Repeal Association, in consequence Of MIR. O'Con.
ne's declared preference tor Federalism.
General Sir Richard Armstrong, who is now
employed on the staff Of the army la Canada, has
been placed the list OF general officers who are
in receipt OF the increased rate OF pay OF 25s. per
diem. This gallant officer has &c en- considerable
service in the Peninsular and India. For his gal.
has for some years past held honorary medals.
Grlfon, brig, Lieut.. Jenkln, is expected to leave
the North American station, on her return home,
ia December.
Cant Grover has published further letter from
Or. Wolff, who had arrived at Meschid, but lie did
not consider himself beyond danger. lie has been
aole to gain his liberty, thus tar, only by engaging
to pay a sum OF ii, 900.
The nuptials OF Lady Augusta Somerset, eldest
daughter of the Duke OF Beaufort, and his Excel
Iency Baron Nieumann, the Austrian minister, are
to be solemnlzed oa the Both inst. The marriage
will take place in town.
~rI.. -l Al t. IL.
Shepherd, was to sail on Tuesday last for India,
seeking his fortune in the East, the sons OF Burns
and the sons of Allan Cunningham have done
before him. MIR. Hogg has been appoin'ed to
situation in the bank at Bombay. The only sur
viving son of Sir Walter Scott is now doing duty
with his regiment at Madras.
Chief Justice Penneiaher is confined 10 his cham
Der by heavy cold, with inflammation Of the eyes.
as to create the slightest Alarm has given rise to
the opinion that he will soon retire from the bench.
The Earl OF Shrewsbury has given E10,00O to-
wards the building Of the beautiful new Roman
Catholic Church OF st. Barnabas, Nottingham.
A Frankfort paper states that the insect called
tentaniG duvata, reduced to powder, and given to
the patient, is perfect cure Tor the bite Of rabid
animals.
ted barenet.
The Ant.Corn- Law League has taken Covent
Garden Theatre for the next season, at a rental OF
E300O
Inc NatlOnHl Dauk Oi lTeIaHQ nus sent 1IU 10
the Matthew fund, through Daniel O'Connell.
Obituary.
The Dean Of Limerick, who has been long in
declining state OF health, died on the 9th ult in the
S5h year Of his age, at his residence near Rathan-
gan, county Kildare.
Mr.. Henry Morand, brother to George Morland,
the distinguished painter, died in London, on the
29h ut, aged upwards Of so years.
Mr.. Sergeant Andrews, who attempted to COM
nit suicide, the result Of depression OF spirits pro-
n n he n
the effects of the wounds. He has left widow
and two children. He was the leader Of the mid
land circuit.
The death of Lord Sayc and Sele, took place on
the 18th ult. His lordshp was in his 10th year.
and s succeeded in his title and estates by his only
son, the Hon. William Twistleton Fiennes, who
was born in April, 1898.
General Edward Dunno expired on the Oh ult. at
his seat in Queens County, Ireland.
The Countess De Sonnaz, wife Of tce King Of
5ardinia's Grand Chamberlain, was killed lately,
in a very shocking manner. She was looking for
something in a cabinet that stood in her boudoir
"a all ohst inn tha - II