The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-04

TheatrioaIs, tse.
Messrs Mann and Co.'s celebrated equestrian
Sf S On s s v o U
on Delevsn's branch Of the same company give two
a.y:' performance in syracuse Friday and Saturday
Ole Bull, in company with Mr. George d. Prem
uce OF the Louisville Journal visited the Mammoth Cave
travelled Is niles In Of IN
the Journal, Mr. r ssys: 1--WE cannot here omit to
gave some Of his nobiest at the poins
most remarkable for their wonderful echoes The
sS c was IKE no earthly musc indeed
as statues and tears copousy gushing tears strcamed
from every eye"
\ "Long Tom Coffin Scott. the actor, has pros
pect Of recovering chancery suit and two hundred
thousand dollars.
Roley Marks intends to open the National Amphi-
theatre New Orleans with select and efficient compa~
farces, &C.
The Washington Theatre, Boston, opened on
Monday evening last with the distinguished Palmos bur-
and fashionable houses in this city and Philadelphia
The scenic arrangements in this establishment said to
be elegant and the place is pleasant and delightfully."-
Mr.. Hy Philips gave his last concert in Montreal
on the aetn inst to crowded audience His success in
In the beginning fully.
Miss Shaw had bumper benefit at the Albany
Museum, on Monday evening
The Baker Family are giving concerts in st. Al
bans, VT
The Infant Sisters are engaged at the St. Louis
Theatre.
Mrs. Farren is drawing bumper houses at ST.
Louis.
Another Band of Minstres have appeared in Gin
the Csncross Family" The young ladies' say the pa
pers execute the most difficult pieces with great skill
and aste and Master Henry is an Ole Bull in miniature
The Richmond, Va. theatre was to be opened last
evening for short summer season. under the manage
ment OF Mr.. J. Potter. MIR. ]. B. Booth, Mr.. A. A.
Adams, and Mr.. J. R. Scott are engaged
Movements or Travellers.
The hotels lest night looked bright and happy by the
sections within the last "a hours and observed by
the regstres, that in that usual the gentle
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AMERIcAN-Lieut. Col c. w, Hayner, J. Sexton, Ct;
TS Gs o60 Mr
Capt Holt New London; d. Jarvis Boston; J. c. Sey
mour, Miss, and ten others.
Albany; T. Washburne, Boston; A. f. Chessebury,
Philadelphia G Dow r. A h0ssn o, Boston tom
H. Adam, Ioston; scudder, do; w. Candle, Phila j.
L. Echsrd, Phila., and thirty others.
stevenson, ILL.,; j. Bum, 4 Richmond H. O. Hubbard
Middleton E. Higgins, Va; two McCabes Mass; A.
Pickering n O. and 70 Others n.tro,, w sh.r
wood buffalo ". Mitc1s ' ohio stokes calnpSsll
and snd g
Strobridge Gin; James Flynn N H.; g. Blaust ard St.
| Louis and 10 others.
HowAaD.--Jno: Dunn Ohio; H. Thompson, J: arsons.
Toronto Geo. Pole, Md. c. Foster j. w. BIZ schsly
Cin JOS A. Neale, Philad; g. p Robinson, b. ifalo
George Hastings Boston George Campbell Sand Lake
George Hastings Warwick, and So otAers.
WAvEaLY-W Jones' Ohio A. Jenkins PhiIad; w.
Woods, England. J. Hail. Boston; Z. Il. Willis ms
Lyons. Mass J. R. Newton, Newport, and - others
MAGNETIC TELEGRApH.-W learn from Mr. Ke n
dali that ne has made arrangements tor the putin.
Of the Magnetic Telegraph from Springfield Mass,
Buffalo, N ", and that he enerains the opinion that i'm
few days he shall be able to make contract with the
individual for the route from Boston to New York