The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-09
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! Officer LuFBERY VArpERvoRrER
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Mr. HAYWOOD has been for time past in this city
. ne u variety Of Scottish characters and scenes
WA IS about TO bring out after tho manner of the
~hica ~ US" at Home," in tour he ia about to make
elder Maths .real and other pieces between this and
to Quebec, Mon, TO doubt they will be well received
Canada and where to NV Orleans, yielded to the
Ole Bull on his way sepeope Of Louisville give
pressing solicitations OF t. Although the arrangement
concert there the 30th ut. spacion, concert
vas only made at mid day. tn. before the cnter-
vas led to OVERCOMING tares b. artist made strong
,sinment was commenced The gres.
sensation. delphia are &C.
The friends of Mons Korponay In rhila in his
rhe company at his first ball. although embra safe Mr..
&c! party was scarcely large enough 10 cSmPs Sc
for his trouble and expense It's hopeo that -
cond effort will be fully successful.
sgnora Borghese, Sgnora A. Rcci Sig PerozI, aNe
more on the 9Th inst which well attended, ana the,
artistes most enthusiastically received
Mr.. Chippendae is engaged at the Museum, Baltimore
The Hughes Family are in Mobile. They ave very
highly spoken Of
Prof Morse is lecturipg in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall the Scottish giant aud giantess
drawing great number Of visitors at New Orleans
The Rev Henry Giles is drawing crowded audiences
% his lectures the Reformation" and Religious
roleraticn," in Providence.
Mr. Booth had an flowing house st his benefit on
Sunday evening. the goth ult, at the American Theatre,
New Orleans He is re-engaged for four ngats more
The Ethiopian Serenaders at Ludlow and Smiths
Theatre, Mobile.
Mr. Philips tie distinguished vocalist, at Mont
somery Ala on the aoth ul' On that evening he was TO
give his only concert in that city He is now no doubr
in Mobile
Huntington, with his beautiful dioramas, is nov at
Donaldsonville
The Ole Bull band of Ethiopian Serenaders, giving
/ concerts in Richmond, Va.
rhe Fakir Of Ava is astonishing the people of Peters
burg with his tricks
Otto Motty is displaying his equestrian feats in savsn
nsh.
The slomans had bumper benefit at the Walnut Street
Theatre. Philadelphia. on Wednesday evening
The seguins and Mr.. Frazer expected in savan
nah during he piesen. week They have bsen highly
| successful in Charleston.
Mr.. John Seton is eugag a. the Baltimore Museum
In SUPREME Court, Feb -Budd and al Trus :
| tees &c. vs. Walker-Moiion to stand over to
oex. special term Potts eds hogerf-Motton for udg
impd Sc ads. Miller and al : der for dendan. TO file
security fore absolute Koriright The CONNER
cial Bank of a''o ana two other causes Motion
causes Of ecoIJ. Granted, reaerving certain tights.
L'ttsl mpa &, ads Plat and al Motion for juasre nt
and pay costs Bdine mpd ads. Plat and al Same or
Ter spauldng ads Hemingway Motion to change We
nue Denied with costs Kerr ads. Mann assignee Mo-
ton for com Granted by det Kerr ads Mann ord
The Mayor &c. New York ads. Clark and -Moticn to
wade ads Graves and ai~MO,ion for coSusmission.
Granted Bullock eds Barton and oil Motion to shange
venue Denied Arkess ads. Barton and al Same cTder.
The People ex rel Inge, soil Order that
this motion stand over until the next April special term
subsee prscsedpxs. Granted on terms Judgment.
execution and levy 70 stand as security Preston ads
for jnsgmen as in case Of non suit,
al vs. Sheldon &alMoticn for leave to plfs. to amend
and changs venue Granted by default
10 plead and 20 to trial. &c. Mosher and al Gsre.
Motion to refer Granted by default Fowler ads Por
ter.-Moti0n to change venue Granted, by default Doty
ads EvansMoton to set aside all proceedings subst-
quent to the execution Of the writ Of repevn. Granted
on terms. Denton ind &c. ads EhingMotion to enter
suggestion upon the udgmen. record Granted by de-
fault .albany.f Argus FEB
FIRE IN MIDpLRTowN.-We learn bv the Regis
| ter, that on Tuesday evening last, between md
10 O'Clock, the Screw Factory and an adjoining store
ly consumed BY fro, together with the machinery md
number othousand of ready for market and
large quantity OF stock. The buildings insured
for $sOo0 at the iEns Office, Hartford There also
an insurance Of $4,000 the machinery and stock at the
Mutual Security ONCE in this city, which covers about
half ofthe loss the latter Hapen Herald Feb.7.
LANCASTER Cry (Pal has elected democratic
Mayor over both the wings and native candidates The
vote sood for the democratic canddae' as4 wbg 1895
native, 664 At the October election, the vote wasde
mocratic, ',4e4 wing. $40: native, 1884,
/ Your article headed "Vesscls in Distress on our
Coast" Of this morning, DOES your head and heart
great credit Appeal after appeal has been MADE 10
the Secretary Of the Navy for suitable vessels, for
the aid Of our homeward bound merchantmen. aud
at lest little cutter squeezed out OF the Sccre
taIy of the Treasury, and she, as you say is still at
| the Navy Yard. l. ,ok at this mornings paper
| three ships ashore suffering every thing, while
there are plenty of National vessels living idle; their
officers at balls and card parties: The Psnceton-
| why in the name of everything in the shape Of hu-
mainly, did che not go 10 the aid of the ship she
| saw ashore7 This dnndy vessel is TO dance from
port to port for exhibition. Let the Secretary Of
| The Navy order glass case for her at once, on
| some dry place. Cal on our members Ct Cor gress
| 10 demand some service aud protection to our gal.
| liant sailors approaching our coast and TO not vote a
| dollar for the Navy till we have some use Of it.
| Can they find no other places for the exercise Of
| the Navy than the SUNNY chimes Of South America,
| Mediterranean and Gulf Of Mexico, TO which latter
| place the Home Squadron performed the daring
| feat Of one voyage, and nothing after TIE whole
| shipping community cry out shame, shame
Give it to them hot and heavy. No man can do it
| better A SurscRIRKR
FRIDAY. Feb. 4.