American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-10

| THEATRICALs. Our latest London dates give
US the following intelligence. Macready and
Mrs. Ternan we're at the Princess The4tre.-
On Monday, the 18th November, The play was
Othetlo, Macready the Moor, Wallack, Iago,
! Mrs. Ternan, Emilia. Anderson is at the Hay
market, Miss Helen Faucit playing Pauline to
his Claude helnotte. At the Adelph "The
Green Bushes" was up for the ll3th night -
Mrs Ftzwiam and Madame Celeste are in
the piece. At Drury Lane they have Wallace's
new opera, and other entertainments. Miss
Poole, Miss Romer, and MIR. Ii. Phillips are at
this house.
| The literary amateur actors, Dickens, Mark
Lemon, Foster, Douglas Jerlold, and others,
have played every Man in his Humor,'' at
st. James Theatre, in the presence of Prince
Autobiography having been moved by the
fame they acquired on their previous perform
anco-and distinguished audience. They. arc
said to be capable of drawing down the APP
plause of a critical audience at the metropoli-
tan theatres, without the aid of their reputa-
tohs as authors Dickens and Lemon appear
ed in the farce of GA Good Nights Rest. -
TIE wonderment Of tho English critics at the
knowledge of stage arts and experience which
was exhibited may be moderated, lnasmuch as
there anaieurs are somewhat Of veterans on
the stage. Dickens has been very familiar with
the boards for years--he has spent much of his
time behind the curtain and in the company Of
actors-and when he was on this side of the
Atlantic several years ago, he played at Mon
treal in company made up of English officers
stationed in that garrison, amongst whom pri-
vate theatricals are u common recreatiOn.-
They were called out at the end of the piece
mentioned above, and Mr. Folster-the friend
! nf Macraa6y the thac fr,coI critic off tho Er1,,,
insr, and, besides, barrlster of the Middle
Temple and historian of good fame--an-
nounced that it was the Intention of ''the Com
pany" to attempt the representation of the old
play of "The Alchymist" about Christmas
time, for the benefit of that deserving actress
Miss Kelly.
We learn from the Glasgow Constitutional,
that the Theatre Royal Glasgow, was opened
for the winter season on the 10th ult. This
journal, after speaking OF the stock company,
slys-"But the grand feature of the night was
Mr.. Edwin Forrest, the famons American ira
gedian, WHO, on this occasion, made his first
appearance before Glasgow audience in the
character of Lear. His reception was Of the
most hattorng kind, and his delneaton of the
aged monarch was fully commensurate with
the elevated reputation te which Mr.. Forrest
has attained on either side ofthc Atlantic.
MELANCHOLY DEATH OF THREE MEN The
Quebec Canadian of the Goth ult. mentions the
melancholy death of the Rev C. +. Belanger,
Roman Catholic missionary at Somerset. He
had been absent on a visit to one of MS missions,
and when returning home on Sunday last, ac-
companied by two men, lost his way in crossing
swamp, and with his compan ons, persisted of
cold. The deceased clergyman was but 80
years oFage
NAVIGATION. The North River is open 10
Hudson. North of that it is frozen over
Last year the navigation continued to the 18th
December Tho year previous it was closed
on the lOth In lS42 it closed on the 18th of
Noyember-thce ares. day in ten years.
MUSICAL. The Slomaas are giving 25 cent,
90 -. 4. Al