The New York herald., 1845-11-28
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PAgK.-The comedy by Douglass Jorold. entitled
" Time Works Wonders" was produced last evening,
and very successful 1t abounds with wit and Incl
dent and the denouement interesting and agreeable
Mr. Placdes Goldhumb is sterling piece Of acting and
commends itself to allwho appreciate merit Mrs
Vernon usual, admirable and kept the audience
in Of laughter The other characters were sus
tanned with unusual ability and tho comedy passed of
to the delight and satisfaction of all who witnessed it.
Mr. Placids played Lisons great part of Lingo in the
musical farce of the Agreeable Surprise" with spirit
and vivacity His songs loudly applauded and his
jokes well received This evening is set apart for the
benefit of Mr. Roberts most excellent light comedian
and gentemanly man. The comedy of the School for
Scandal in which Mr. Pacide plays his famous part Of
Sir Peter Teazle, and Mrs Bland Lady Teaze, is pre-
sented with farce called " West Point Cadets"
BowERY THEATRE.-Notwthstand the forbidding
and nclement weather Of last night, we found very
full representation of the continued and accumulatng
patrons congregated at the " Metropolitan" We have
ceased wonder at the complete of this estab
lishment for with such distinguished array of the
most prominent and available talent at command with
the number and we'll selected pieces produced, there
seems resisting such alurements Yankee Hill ap-
psared In two of his most favore charactersJonothan
Doubtkins and Return Strong. Mr.. r. Scott likewise
appeared in Bannisters successful melo-drsmac pro-
due don of Robin Hood, the Bold Outlaw" with re.
markable force and energy. He was most admirably
sustained by Mr. Davenport Baron de Marchont with
vache, Clarke, Hadsway, Mrs. Phillips Stckney and
Madison in their several departments Cony and Blan-
chard Valentine and Orson, in the Wild man of the
Woods formed most engaging feature with which the
ev enng entertainments concluded The same
strong and attractive bill to be presented tonight
ORAroRIo OF sr. PAuL.-The Tabernacle last evening
was crowded to excess by the elite and musical of the
Nfap1 hu3a
ni6cent ora.orio of" St. Paul. This celebrated and
beautiful orstoro the chef druprs of Mendelssohn
produced under the direction of Mr. George Loder with
great effect Mrs. Valentine Mott jr, made her debut in
oratorio and sung most charmingly She rapurous
and loudly appsuded and never appeared to better
advantage Mrs E. Loder, principal Soprano sustained
herself with much ability and was we'll received. Mr.
Page and Mr. Rogers also deserve commendation The
choruses sustained by about hundred and fifty
ladies and gentlemen and the orchestra powerful
and brilliant We have already published description
of this oratorio of is unnecessary to repeat it.
Suffice to say, the whole performance passed on with
great eca and the oratorio was announced Tor next
week.
ETHIOPIAN NSERENApERs-Among the many places of
amusement where citizens may enjoy themselvesi in
the evening" don't know of any, where they will get
moe enjoy for their money than at Palmos where
the Ethiopian Serenaders singing their popular
songs Their RAILROAD overture" loudly encor-
ed last night that they had to repeat it. They surely
have no business to complain of want OF patronage
CHRISTIAN HuBER.-This celebrated violoncellist,
whose praises have resounded throughout all Europe
gives his first concert in America this evening" at the
Apollo Saloon He gave soiree dartisfes ON Tuesday
evening" which enthusiastically spoken of by all
who were present II is said to have been most bril-
liant affair Mons Huber is destined to create great
sensation in the musical and fashionable circles of this
country he has In his own. distinguished member
of the Conseratore OF Paris possessing nnished
ho pnifo fha
gentleman with those of the artistic His style is
markable for its sweetness purity and originality Mrs
Vale ntine Mott Jr the beautiful and accomplished can
tatrce whose brilliant astonished and delighted
those who heard her. and excited the curiosity Of all
who have not has ner on
Mr. Kyle the celebrated fuist alsorenders his valua
BILE aid This soiree musicale will ever be an Ella in the
history of the musical world The beauty and fashion
Of New York will undoubtedly congregate to welcome
the great violoncells to shores and give him
dial reception.
to attract crowds. Tomorrow there is to be an after
noon performance.
MASTER BusxE.-This gentleman, formerly Master
Burke will give his FIRST concert in this CITY, on FRIDAY
of next week.
LEOPOLD DE MErER.-We learn from private letter
from Boston, accident this celebrated pianist met
with much more severe than we mentioned @ Instead "a
the fourth finger, we stated, 1t seems that while ne
going Cambridge on horseback, on pleasure ex
curson he thrown from his horse and had his right
arm disiocated 1t is therefore uncertain when he will
be able giving his concerts This is most un
fortunate occurrence.
Mn, MowArr.-Ahighly fashionable audience greeted
this talented lady's debut the Richmond stage on
Monday evening The Richmond papers speak Of her
Sc emed to admire the fascinating decacy Of manners
and lady grace which distinguished her throughout
throws charm s her We shall not
20 into criticism Of her acting Sufce 1t to say that
the rugged cheeks Of some OF the harsher sex were
slightly moisened during some OF the tender scenes
We shall not refer to the effect upon the genter SEX
picture of female character SO genuine in many passa
ges and well delineated by pretty and an inteec
tua women could fail to touch the most cruel Of our
tormenters o. 81 sic omnes II all our actors and ac
tresses were to the elevated tone and carriage
Of Mrs NJ then indeed would the stage be powerful
moral engine, and might work out the rich dement's ior
which it was originally designed, and is so admirably
calculated Another paper states, that her acting ex.
celled perhaps any representation of the character
ever attempted on the Marshall boards.
ACTIVITY ON THE RIvER-The accounts from AL
bany represent the activity on the river being Of
most extraordinary character The West seems
to be pouring Its productions into the markets on
the Atlantic, in enormous quantities.
[From the Albany papers, Nov. 26l
Our farmers pouring into the city in great force,
with the productions Of their farms merchant on the
since Monday morning loaded with butter cheese, ap
pes potatoes and grain, which are principally bought
by eastern sloop captains
There was possible greater jam in the basin this
MOI ming than heretofore The arrivals beyond COM
puaion and numbers of boats obliged to take their
chances in the river being able to discharge their
freghts inside the pier Flour continues to pour in by
thousands Of barrels there s no room for the store
houses are full to overfowing and boat loads upon
boat loads turned upon the wharves. The weather
is favorable Scarce any ice has yet been formed in the
canal to impede the running OF the boats, although
large number have been laid up for the season.
As an instance Of the immense business done in
freightg would state that it is impossible for the tow
boats to carry all the -four &C. awaiting shipment,
and that steamboats, now taking of large quantities.
The magnificent Hendrick Hudson this morning took
1000 bbls Of -four independent of other freight.
We counted in harbor this morning one hundred
and seventy canal boats loaded with -four. These
carry as we learn at the Collectors Office from 450 to
800 barrels EACH averaging at least 600 barrels This
would make a total Of $4,000 barrels. Add to this
10 large tow boats loaded and several vessels
loaded and loading, aud it will make total Of about
10000 barrels afoa Many rods of the dock
ed four tier deep with fourat least 5000 barrels Be
sides these items immense tows have left for New York
for the last three days. and all our -four dealers have
their warehouses packed. From those data, some idea
may be formed Of the immense amount Of this all i'm
portant article which has been poured into city for