The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
Music, Go,

Elad eflco's 4Concert comes.oh en- Wednesday
vening next, in the Tabernacle, Broadway, in
which she will be assisted by Sgr. Sanquinco, and
ne other princpal.artists at present in the city.
very fine photographic likeness of Mad. Pco,
the character of Cenerentola, has been published
~ l.. L. Bishop. Of Broadway. 1t is we'll worth
lace in the portfolio of every admirer and support
of this'talentedllady.
GRAND CLASSICAL CoNcERT.-Mr Geo. Loder's
concert comes of on the 22d inst. at the Apollo
Rooms, Broadway for which upwards of eighty
erformers are;engaged Mendelssohn Lobesang,
ind an Ohertcrium, with full chorus and orchestra
" the celebrated Vieux Temps, will be given; the
htter has only been performed once in public at
Belgium. These alone will, doubtless, command
rood attendance.
WrLcH's NATIONAL CIRcUs-GREAT SUCCESS OF
HE Nsw PTcE.-There was numerous and
lighly respectable attendance at he Park Theatre
rlan melo-drama, entitled "Mad Antony Wayne,
u the Massacre of Paoli" 1t is certainly one of
he most effective and interesting pieces of the
ind ever presented in this city, and the whole of
he enterprising General and his talented company
Nrs Howard made her first dramatic attempt in
his city IN the piece, and performed her part in
kery credltable manner. and was well received.
Mrs Greene and Mrs. Preston, made their debut
n this company on the occasion, with the like
uccess. The piece abounds with many laughabe
md amusing incidents, as well as those OF more
rave character, and the interest is we'll sustained
throughout There are some wonderful feats per.
ormed by Mr.. G. ]. Rogers and his horse Dare
levil," which must be witnessed to be credited
1t the close, the piece was announced for repeti.
ION amid strong expression OF appreciation.
NEW RIVER STEAMER.-Mr. William Brown, the
amous steam boat builder of this city, has now on
he stocks two magnificent steamers for the North
River. They will far surpass any boat built by
iim now running on the Hudson. The longest
will be three hundred and forty feet from stem to
stern, and the smallest but foot or two short of
hat. Together they will reach to considerable
distance towards Albany.
SEVENTH FAILURE IN BosroN- Another despe.
rate Effort was made in Boston on Wednesday to
elrct Mayor. Homer, dem., received l45I votes;
Davis, native, 1929; Parker, whig, 334O; and
cattering IT, There was, of course, no choice
Whole number of votes 9l37. Davis, lacks 4sO of
choice. From the trial of Jan. 80, Homer, loses
63-Parksr, loses 5O9-Davis, native. loses 100
Scattering, loses %
TRlnUTE TO BRAvERY.-We find in the Boston
papers OF the 18th instant, the following paragraph
We copy it with pleasure-it deserves place in
Every paper:
we saw Yesterday al the store OF Lows, Bali 0
GO, very elegant and handsomely worked silver
pitcher, ordered by Captain Caldwell and Mr..
Train, commander and first mate of the packet
thlo Dorchester of this port, as present to Capt
John Britton, OF the packet ship Rochester, Of
New York. 1t will be recollected that by the very
humane, skiliul and energetic exsrtions Of Captain
B,ion, of the Rochester, the officers, passengers,
land crew of the Dorchester were taken from the
wreck of that vessel during gale at sea. The
pitcher bears the following inscription "Ebenezer
Caldwell and Theodore Train, OF ship Dorchester,
no Captain John Britton, OF ship Rochester Dec.
15th, 1914" We learn that handsome gold PEN
|c case has been presented to the mate OF the Ro-
chester, ind suitable presents have been made to
THE seamen who manned the boats OF the Roches-
ter, and went repeatedly at the imminent hazard
lot their lives to the relief of their fellow beings on
the wreck Of the Dorchester.