The New York herald., 1845-04-09
V'heQtrlcala, DC.

Mr.. Blake the stage manager of the Walnut street
Theatre, Philadelphia, came on hsre on Saturday pur-
ose,y 10 witness the representation Of Mrs. MowauJ
i ~ Comedy. He made lihersl arrangements with the
its production in Philadelphia, where will
b. played the first time next Monday evening Blake
ihs part Of Trueman RiichiDgs as the Count
Miss Susan Cushmsn ns Gertrude, Mrs Blake ss MRS
he Phadephis m onager resolved produce the play
IN style equal il possible to that which the Pupc nave
witnessed at the Park.
signor Rapett present in Boston, partly for rest
N recreation but he has been persuaded to give mn
scal entertainment at the Meodeon in the course OF tbs
present week.
Mad Pco's Concert in Philadepia on Monday evening
well attended She assisted by sanquirico and
Master Sconcia
Tae Infant Sisters exhibiting their vocal powers In
Mobile.
Mr. Booth terminated his engagement at the Walnut.
street Theatre, Philadelphia, Monday evening.
Pico, Sanquirico, Sconcs, asd the Hutchnsons, are
giving concerts, thia week. ot Philadelphia
Miss Garcia had very large auience at her concert
Saturday evening, Boston, the performances
were highly satisiactory.
The Misses slOman gave their last concert in Balt
mare on Monday evening.
Miss Helen Mathews OF whom LIE Philadelphia papers
have spoken in high terms vocalist is engaged at the
Boston Museum.
The public theatres of Germany reckon smong their
asistts less than 81 who born the ranks of
,hs nobility, and who in possession OF hand.ons for
tunes previous TO their embracing theatrical career
ney are as follows three chapei-mosers rins'esn SC
nrs twenty actresses, ioUr male and eight female
''f gers md one danlsuse In France we have MILE
sihe, born gtmitely Msrquhe de fongars, formerly
rss ct the Va eies the French theatre ~ ST.
ersturg her sister, Nine Fleury txd,r o. the
Rocen theatre, ard perhaps several others who
s.r Themselves to possess uicient talent to their
NOBILITY
The EHEsHKT IN THR NIAGARA Annexed are
!uriht particulars of The lreshet at the ncrth -
The western mail this morning confirmed the news Of
y osaser hch has issn upon the country below the
a1s OF Niagara by the breaking up Of the Lake
n ted, BY letters iron Lewiston and the Buffalo pspers,
thirty TO fifty feet One letter from he Pcstmastcr at
ewtstop says that the warehouses swept from the
docks; loungsou sharing same ate and he
r.sing (Aprl 4th The 9 bufao Commercial Adverti-
says that the storehouees Shepherd Cornell and
ION, at Lewiston, are carried away Respectng tho
canada Of ottheiivsr tc following Parag M from the
thror r at Nigga emtracee v Lsvetc give yog.
| The eN'rect is dated thursday morning :-' The wharf
o. the 'gck company completely wrecked-nany OF the
aFy lllds supporting II thTown dow and portion
q lifted several feet aaove the evel. Great fears
p a che time en-, rton.d mat most o. the cempanys
vlua2l wo; KS would he ed away 9nG the steamers
T. foct namely, the City Of Toronto II snsit and Queen,
th several neier' cis considered great co
2 roy. HsPpiythe damss thvs Sus;ailt the CON-
psny's property is confned to hur jnned The
" tier, last night four hvl .ae usual le-
ve, and MIR. Frazer who hvss rs Be-. . remove ed his
mily end furniture to place 4t5 ans a the goods
Hrrs taken from the companys warehouso without da-
nSge This morning the water has fallen to about its
ura level So compact the that persons have
ca hence to Youngstown upon IT, and last night bonfire
rs lighted twenty feet above the surface of the water
onae very spot where the Chiei Justice Robinson"
o9red the previous day. The Chief Justiccn came
yesterday but unable enter the harbor and
anchored off tie ort The violence Of the gale however
drove her off and she returned to Toronto without
'anding either passengers or mails.
Leke Champlan is open from Burlington to Chimney
| F'int and through to ST. Johns
the papers OF Wednesday looking for general
| breaking up ofthe river