The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05

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was walking quietly along the advised the force
however scatter thenselve about little more, and not
hover about their stationhouse 50 much like birds Of
prey.
Nothing at the Coroners Office to-day worthy Of notice.
| except the Deputy.
Thsatricals, DO.
The Newark Advertiser of Thursday says, speaking Of
the Concert the previous evening-"Mr. Beames pre-
sided at the piano. the only instrument introduced at this
Concert, with remarkable tact and TASTE manesting
throughout the incest discrimination, and the youthful
Miss Northau golden opinions and was enthusastt
cay sncored the crowded assembly in her last song
sanqureo surpassed hinssl his comic humor and
house with laughter he made decided hit and is sure
OF cordial greeting hereafter But what shall We say
the Queen Of Song-the inmtable the peerless PcoF
And then launches forth in her praise with stanza from
Of the poets Mr. Kyle the eminet hueist. was pre-
vented from being present in consequence OF serious In
disposition ofone OF his family
The Orphean Family gave their last concert in Rich
mond, Va on the lst instant.
The Misses Soman had another crowded room on Tues
day last in Baltimore. tits rumored that Mr. and Mrs
soman intend for the future reside in that city Not
very likely.
The Misses Macomber, who are called positive female
Paganinis the Violin are engaged by Mr. Peas. Mu.
specmens of Concert and instrumental Performers
Mr. and Mrs. Koop Louisville In letter to the
editor Of the Journal from Cincinnati the writer says:
e is considered the PagniH Of that instrument His
lady Indispensable de Conf equally celebrated for her
| performance on the guitar"
There has been recently exhibited in Raleigh. ~ c.,
aud who weighs III lbs more than the celebrated Da
| MEL Lambert weighed at the same age He measures
26the knees is-neck 7a-snd his height feet 81 in
In tho developement Of his mind and in his man
sa and snae Wh ~hs
lights children. II looks odd to such lump of hesh,
merits examination viii satisfy any one that he the
child he to be. His name is Jasper Jackson
he 10 natvs Of Orange County and IS the son Of poor
i hut remarkable parents.
Sporting.
METARIR COURSE, New ORLEANs-THE Great
PACING MArcH.-We copy the following para
graphs from the "Picayune" of the 9th ut:-
match for $1,000 a side-two mile heats in harness.
| D. Hensohn's CHI q. James K. Polk, ALBERT Conk-
Geo. Grain. ch G. Tippee:no., Drank oh::.
Tinc-6ls-S2l.
There large attendance to the result Of this
sne match yesterday. The winner the tavorie at
before start and constrained to
tue rs mile a each hsst ase ahead jim was ssi
IDENTIFY trailing through ell the nrst mile Of the rs heat
then made play and won at h, III. pr,,
led for the first quarter when he broke
up and gap Of forty yards was made upon him This
stretch he again. and lost at least
yards. However, he subsequently, struck into such z
home, leading He made burst Of speed in doing tbs,
which indeed remarkable. and most distressing to
the crowd Of mourners, and came out easy winner.
| The GREAT MATCH BETWEEN PErrorA AND FAsHIsN.-
We learn definitely that the great match between
iavorite nsgs, has been made OF Tues
day the 2oh Of May next 1t is for $40 600 side, 5000
forfeit four mile heats, to be the Union Course l.
in America The sdds the betting here present
in favor of Fashion, at the rate Of about 4tos
Varieties.
Hon Edward Robinson declines being any longer
candidate tor Governor OF Maine The wings Of the State
will hold convention, in the course OF next summer, TO
| nominate another candidate.
Miss Van vleet edits tho "star of Freedom lib
| erty paper at Niles, Michigan.
cotton factory about established Huntsville
Ala.
OF fifty boys recently convicted and about Bes
ton OF larceny, forty six were news boy
Gov. Pratt has appointed the 9th OF June the day
for the execution Henry McCurry found guilty by the
Baltimore City Court of the murder of Paul Roux, Of
Georgia, while temporarily stopping in Baltimore.
ia estimated in the approved works political
economy by English wrers tna the increased powers
Of production created by machinery in England alone,
aided manual labor Of four hundred millions Of men,
The death of Gan. Charles r Floyd 10 announced in
the Savannah Georgian of the 9th ult.
The peach trees at Camden, opposite Philadelphia,
| goossbsrry trees in full leaf
Mons SHERMAN printer Of strssburgh has forward.
% to the Academy Of Sciences at Paris specimen of
printing in colors By process These impressions,
saysthe inventor they come from the press need
are all np from single plate. ana printed s ON.
| stroke. No particulars Of the process are given.
ANTI-RKNrlsM AT THE WEsr.-We learn that
great excitement prevails in the Half Breed tract
in Iowa. The settlers met last Saturday to rosaks Ger
tain rails and other property carried on by claimant
under the decree in favor Of the New York Company
They dispersed by the Sheriff. but they agreed TO
meet again to-day, ats O'Clock, A. M under arms, to
take orcble possession Of tho removed property and
they threatened to burn tho house 81 Mr. Reed, Of
ed out armed posse Of 800 prevent any dsur
bance The excitement great Sunday night,
to cause to be feared that bloody ARRAY may happen
at the meeting to be held to-day Louis Ere March %
ANTI-RENT IN DELAWARE. The Delaware "Ga-
zete, OF April z states that four OF the prisoners
taken by under sheriff steele and his posse have been
armed and disguised and engaged in the ARRAY Roxbury
in March last Five others, including chief known
Blue Beard, arrested charge Of riot, in the
place in February last and their examination still
pending Several Of the indicted have in given
bail to await trial special term Of the Sessions has
been authorized by the egslaure to commence the
2la inst with power to adjourn, from time to time till
the oath The Gazette speaks Of the arrival Of
for the protection Of and mentions indications
OF better state Of public sentiment in the county.
MORE STEAMBOATS, WANTED The Rochester,
Empire, South America, Express and Buffalo,
rived at our docks this morning, and leave sgain this
evening for New York The fare these boats very
accommodating to those who prefer cheap travelling If
passenger cannot afford pay atty cents he can so fsr
one shilling steam working wonders-aioany .ftias
MORE OF THE OVERFLOW The Albany Argue
Of Thursday, says
| The water 10 very hieh-over the wharvss-caused no
doubt by melting the at the headw aters OF
the HUDSON The weather Of the last few days hes
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