The New York herald., 1845-04-16
TheatTlcals, Sc.

Signor Rapet has left Boston to fulfil an engagement
in Philadelphia. where he psrformsi In connection with s
MUSICAL Fund Association, the l7th instant. The
Bostonsns quite disappointed not having repst
| ton OF this gentlemans concerts. -t
O!e Bull is announced to give q Concert in Nashv lille
during tie present week
Hero Alexander, the Mpgicun is also abouto revisit
Nashville.
The Hutchinson Family gave their Farewell Concert
Ia Philadelphia last evening.
Mr. Skerritt OF the Park has taken the Montreal Thea
tire AT the concl sion Of his present engagement he will
repair to the field Of his future exerons accompanied by
several members Of the Park company.
Mr.. and Mrs Randall the Scotch giant and gian.ess
are drawing crowds to their levees in 81. Louis.
Mr.. A. A. Adams terminated his engagement at the
Augusta theatre, on the l2,h instant.
The Campanoogians hsve arrived in Havana, but had
not given pei torrance at last accoua The editors
greet them kindly.
The Musical Fund Society Of Philadelphia, have the
las. concert Of the Thursday evening Pico
will be there, SaDquirico, Rapetti, &c.
The Italian troups at New Orleans, expected In
Mobils in about two weeks.
The ". o. Pcayuns advertises heavy loss sustained
by Ludow& Smith, the managers ofthe st Charles thea
iron ssfe found open the morning. key being in
the lock- which had been missing some tme and about
$500 stolen therefrom.
The Infant Sisters and Mr. Ferguson the scotch bag
piper, have been re-engaged at tho Mobile theatre.
SOL Smith opens the st Louis theatre on the 25h inst
Mrs Kent and Mrs Farren engaged at this establish
ment
Mrs. ssguin has been presented with valusb.e dia-
nond ring by her admirers in Mobile
The National Theatre Warrington, will be sold by
auction on Monday next.
syncr casslas concert Friday evening last at the
Musical Fund Hall, Philadelphia, was well attended, and
passed of with great ecat.
Mr.. Mckenzie is shortly to retire from the manage
men OF the Nashville theatre and will be succeeded by
Mr. Neafe It will be opened under the latter on the
27th instant.
Mr.. webb, who was favorably known actor some
sgo made his first appearance on the 9Th inst
at the Mobile theatre.
Mr. Emery J. Perkins, the great sfieur Of Salem, has
accepted Seth Boon challenge to whistle against him
for splendid silver pitcher and the match ohis
evening, at the Mechanics Hall, Bosten.
riot took place at the st. John theatre New Bruins
piece called the Provincial Xssocation which gave
offence to the citizens Considerable damage was done
to the interior before the riot was queled.
Varieties.
The wretch (says the Pesyune) who bassly treated
his wife here Last a and then left her in the charge Of
the slave Pauline now under the sentence Of death for
her barbarities was caught few days sgo at Plaque
mine and committed Jail He was found ngtabOut
but what was his desgn-whether evil or otherwse-is
not known.
The Mobile Tribune says-Thomas Henry, the nulatto
who murdered the two OF J. r. Hawthorn, Esq OF
Conecuh county, was arrested Friday last, within
few miles OF the place where he committed the deed.
estimated that the loss At the great are in
amounted to 500. 900.
The Charlestoson Aurora Of Saturday. says: Mr.. Be
niah 8. Ellsworth, belonging to Manchester, ". H. "a
and ocksmith) arrested in this town this
ing by Constable Jacobs, suspicion Of being impli
Gated in the recent murder Of Mr. Parker taxcoectsr at
Manchester, NJ H. He subsequently examined, but
nothing could be proved against him in connection with
the affair, and he was discharged.
The Louisiana Convention has resolved, that from and
after the year s4s the seat Of legislation to be removed
to point OF the State not less than sixty miles from
New Orleans.
The fine residence of Wm B. Chittenden, his estate
Richmond late the Tree Hill Race Course was de
stIoyed by FIRE about IL O'Clock on Saturday night.
The Oh B." who ran in mask, in the late Al
New Orleans, aud who boed the first mile the Tic says
is the veritahle Artfu Dodger" himself Now know
9Raing is very brisk this spring the Delaware Dvi-
sien.
Michael Ternan, Esq the chief officer of Of the
Pttsburg Banks, died in that city last week.
The Hon. George Poindexter arrived at Lousvle few
days ago.
Gov. Morton, Of Mass, is at Coleman's Hotel, Wash
inRt0n.