The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01
Theatricals, &c.

could combine, now fully prepared to enter upon
will make their first appearance at Newark Monday
and Tuesday; from thence they proceed to Paterson,
Friday they will exhibit at Newark and the great dis
play of all will be Saturday next when they will pass
the principal streets Of this city, accompanied by their
splendid band, drawn in gorgeous chariot by eight
and marniscence The sstaSisSmen Of the same
family under Delavon, is now performing with great
success at Syracuse.
Mrs. George Jones il about to make her appear
ance at the Chatham Theatre.
Mr. Jerrod's new comedy, "Time Works Won
is in rehearsal at the Park and will shortly be
The Pittsburg Theatre has been re-opened witha
very fair company.
Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Hardwick, late of the Olyn-
pic, are in full favor at the Albany Museum.
Jim Crow Rice is drawing well at the National.
Mr.. Jerrold's new comedy is being acted at tho
Boston Museum.
Herr Driesbach and his menagerie are in Albany.
Mr.: Jameson and Mrs. Hunt are drawing most
capital houses at the Buffalo theatre
Mr.. Henry Philips gave concert in Montreal, on
the Goth inst He is expected to sail for England in the
early part of the ensuing month
The Campanologan Brothers, from this city, gave
concert at Auburn Monday evening last, which the
Journal says was attended by numerous and highly do
lighted auditory 1t to be the general verdict that
they already excel their socalled Swss rivals though
they have had but six months practice They were sd
vescd to play in Rochester on Thursday evening and
| Ole Bull paid visit to the Mammoth Cave. The
editoroi the Cincinnati Republican says that should Ole
Bull do up this great work Of Nature with horse hair and
catgu he the most proper title for the music
would be a core-itin-a (Cavatina)
| A Negroes idea of love, as given by Pelham, one
of the Ethiopian serenaders Al niger! felt q: i'll
up in the clouds between two hot buckwheat cakes
and all de lsste angles were pourn down lasses upon
me-"
The Fakr of Ava Is about to pay Lancaster q
visit.
| Huber the voloncellist, is now in this city. He
with the highest honor Of the Conservatore Of Pa
caseia in the shade Not only is he an able performer
on this great but he is said to be vocal
by his sister who is his pupil and piansts Of much abb
lily There is little doubt but the residents Of New York
win have an opportunity of hearing these arstes in
Messrs. Place 81 Stickney have taken the Ameri-
can Theatre and the National Amphitheare in New Or
Of talent to open the for them in 90.
tober next Mr.. Place. we believe, was of the for.
| mer managers of the American
| The Hughes family gave their farewell concert in
| Savannah on the Goth inst
| Fry's new Grand Opera, which is now getting up
at the Chestnut, Philadelphia, owing to the preparations
brought out before Wednesday night.
| Booth was to perform Brutus and Jerry Sneak for
his benefit at the Walnut Street Theatre Philadepha.
last evening.
| Mrs Seguins benefit was to come off last evening
| at the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia
musical invention of novel kind, is now ex-
hbitng in Cncnnat-it was manufactured in Paris and
called Har Harm is small piece Of furniture.
but containing within case whole orchestra of must
us En-. a1S
either Of which can be used singy, or combined with
one all of the others, at the will ofthe performer It
Is played upon In the same manner as organ with
| scale Of five full octaves.
| Beethoven's Monument at Bonn, is finished The
Inauguration of is to take place the month of July
Varieties.
The plory and the whipping post still form part
Porter and Convicted at Newcastle during last
week. Of horse stealing He sentenced to receive
plory hour which punishment was indicted on him
on Monday He is to be sent to New Brunswick tho
srd Of June, where he will again be tried for similar
offence
AT soiree in Philadelphia just before the Revo-
luton broke out, British officer said, sit would be fool
and So DO @
die the mother OF our gallant commodore) warmly
piled Sir we shall find no difficulty have seven
them to battle" Two Of these did fall in the Revo
luton
The steamboat Rolla arrived at Fort Gibson Fri
day evening last and departed the morning Van
Buren, This the first boat that has assembled the Ar
kansas thus far for almost year past but win soon be
followed by others, as the river said to be in good
boating order-Cherokee .ddrocate, May 8.
Roman Catholic Baptisms were condemned by
the Presbyterian General Assembly, at Cincinnati goth
inst Yeas 1859 nays not voting L. Majority against
| recognizing the baptsms, l69.
Major l. Thompson who has just completed his
labors in taking the census Of Augusts Ca gives the
| 440; slaves, 3,ll9. Total, 1911.
A paper has just started at Milwaukee, with the
motto" devoted to the removal of J.. A. Noonan,
Postmaster at Milwaukee, and to be continued until that
object is effected"
The Woonsocket Patriot has letter from typo
who turned farmer-who has taken pains to ascertain
biddys and profits and he thinks the profit
twenty-five hens is equal to that Of good COW.
Mr.. Miller, the father of Mierism has been
preaching in the Tabernacle, Boston, during the week
past but to rather slim audiences The destruction 10
now fixed to come of next December-in horn.
The New Haven people have recently subscribed
about $500 for music to be played two evening" in the
We earn by the st. Louis papers that the two
two Hodges the murderer arrested in Nauvoo had been
given up and ,aken into Iowa for trial.
The Baiisfon Democrat is the title of new week.
y paper issued at Ballson Spa and edited by N Hine
On the 18th, three Milerites were committed to
jail in Portland Me- simply on account of their religion
The Rev. Mr.. Harvey, Baptist clergyman, 100
years Of age, is still living at Frankfort N.Y. and
| gagged every Sabbath in the profession.
The whalers at Nantucket have cleared on their
| last voyage over Sl06000
1t is stated that there are now more Americans in
Europe than have been before, since 1885,
CAsApA--The 0s'cego Whig Of the 18th inst con-
tans the following
shipped at New York for Canada under the provisions
the drawback law have reached this port The parcels
consist mostly Of West India Goods with Canton
and Smyrna
The Quebec Mercury Of tho 26th inst says: The season
at the present time rather backward than usual
The earliest wild fruit trees just coming into bios
som, and the wild strawberries only in flower The
pastures afford canty subsistence for the CATTLE and the
earlier grains are but just appearing above ground
The weather continues variable, cloudy with showers,
succeeded by cold and now and thcna fair day.
Vegetation and agricultural operations retarded and
the time OF our short season Is rapidly passing away In
less than amonth the days begin to shorten and in five
or six months the ground will be covered with snow
lie for six months In the towns labor is in great de-
mand from the influx of shipping and the preparations for
loading and despatching them Wages good and the
necessaries of life not extvagant in price, although
there has naturally been in the market Now the
time to think OF steady labor and laying something for
our longswnters, which by many are only thought Of
when they present
Quebec the present time oe the pleasing pros