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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15
ln5urauce.

ENIiiE INSU RASCE.rhe Muiuat Insurance Com.
L pany the Cy of New Yors. Otce No. OF uoIinerly
No ) WAsI-Ih- Directors have the satisfaction 10 IN
form The public tlal all claims this Company occasoned
I'D usted and paid full and they deem II proper 10 add
that although their have bean somewhat impaired by
the late o.ses. The Counany have sI securely invested
capital al TWO HUNDRED AND ElGH If-fI' =
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue 10 insure ugust loss or damage
By favorable terms Is similar institutions IN thls
city, - -,
ital SvseU and continued up the year 1909 hen
the Mutual plan abandoned charter obained
retaining the original but inappropriate naHe, ~ the BUST
OF the Company since that period mas ee hasd Oh AZ
INVESTED CARlTA divided into shares of fty dollars ZACH
By order. GEORGE IRELAND, President.
A. B. McDoxALp Secretary.
New-Iork, Ocooer 2ilI 1915 oS0 U cod
DOlvERY AGENCY OF the Mutual Safety Insurance
I'D Company-The Trustees OF The Mutual Safety insur
ancs Company have the satisfaction OF informing the public
providing for the in casho their losses by Tue
late fire. and all other claims the Company IS IN possession
OF Bonds and Mortgages and substantial Premium Notes 10
an amount, exceeding S35o0O0; addition To which they
have received from their dealers III this city ne" sunscrp
over 100000 making total OF reliable assets OF "
TRUSTEES.
zebedee Cook, Herman Oelricls, Mor'r Livingston,
O. c. Verplanck, Alfred PEEL. \. ). Lathrop,
Robert b MinIurn, august Belmont, Joseph Blunt,
Pe,nal psrit Moses TAYLOR, Charles Mluuurn,
Charles H. Russell. NatTl W. Merrill, +. CotIcnet
Andrew P. Pilot, P. \. Hargous, Francis P Sage.
David Halden, Charles HMarsbal, y. NJ. Beckwitn
Geo. Iurlbut. Adam Norre, Nathaniel Weed.
ZEBEDEE COO President,
ALFRED PELI. Vice President
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent OF ne above
AIMED Company is prepared 10 make insurance on Dwell
ling Houses Stores, Furniture Stock o. SSod1 nc ~
Agent of the Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
Office No. i3i BOwery, u. tie Book Store OF Aiessra
Em5ree. 81 -Hwjni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15
SHEET LsAD END LEAD PIPES.

Complete assortment OF at sizes wHtran OF me Utsl
"A q1sly. constantly hand and for sale al the lowest
prices by LATHAM X BROTHERS, 2i9 Waier-st
y. g. " Tin-Pa;ed.r or ''Tnned Lead Pipe also
furnished the price the LeAcen Pipes Inc
plate OF TIN warranted thick and as vel lad on as
be donebu the same time The manufacturers 90 moi
wish 10 impose the public by recommending H. as hey
Know 10 De corrosive and destructive OF the lead sam
pies exhibited, s2t Smeod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
County of Ne,vYork, notice Is hereby To all per
cons having claims against WILLIAM DAWSON, late of
the city OF NewYork deceased present the same with
the thereof the subscriber her residence No
- Elevem,sreeI in lle city oil Newiors or before The
twenty second day OF April LeXL Dated NewYoFs, The
twcniy-,irst day OF October 1875.
o2l iaw6n SOPHIA DAWSON. Adminsuatris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15


Lit TApsCOTT's General Emigration once >
NE9S south street, corner Maidsn-lale Agents tor ~
@ Ne" L!ne OF Liverpool Packets" Sc.-Tbe so
scrOrr- IN reminding their i1nds that will cOnl1.
under thr auperinendence OF Mr.. VIM Tspscoti In Lss
pool 10 make arrangements with persons resicog IN "
CEea States or canada TO bring their friends from The o
ee9iaI[y 10 New-York, Boston, Baltimore, PhistepSa
Se"-ofeaas Quebec, or 81 Johns would inform lhcnl "
e same pm pes on which their BUSINESS has beea c
Gncied, WI! be continued through 1876 Mr W. Tapseoa
Vo" wen ~no n 10 very great number who have os.
csSpH s; Tor ns county urGer his drecton VIZ
I'a ateHi "Ila purctraty, the enbaSaIon OF every
Liverpool Packets" viz
GHEEN OF THE WEST, l2lO.ons. RoSCIUs, 100 tos'
LIVERPOOL, II50 SIMMONS 1850
HOTTiNGUEa 1000 Carrie 1900 :"
ROCHESTER, lu0 :. SHEKIDAS, 1900
Ihe George Line Of Liverpool PscAeis" or me ts.o
Line oil Liverpool t4cSes Every n.oraton wi. be 80
~ n.aEinS pefsopsl application a. the office, OF 6y ee
Spost2sdl aa9Irssei 70 ~. = ]. T. IA SCOTT.
~, 20 SG4th.s. cor.er Maiien-!an=, N'"'i''A
6EQ RIPPARD L SON. ss Waterloo Road g
pun DIAPHRAGM FILTER, Jrnusons r., ris
eA iSto-Fes; articles viii be delivered To MS
AV7 1Edtred ;hnIn u; the Fair Of the American "a
Brpe,i~ay. WI. Il JtNN So.s-
r8 Nv Tor tue PIopslelof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.

THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and the
public genera lily that hsnd Two different pat.
terms alright Cooking Stoves viz Doctor B. Douglas,
J. Lewis Co.'s Patent, manufactured by P. Clue
Soa- Schenectady The castings heavy and durable, and
the Stoves warranted satisfaction in al Those
in OF COOKING Stoves would do well 10 call and
retail, the onste Stove Factory, 80 Water.st n
nil lmeod- JOB CLEVELAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15
1rALrARLE MILL Priyilece for sale 81 Auction

VALUABLE MILL Privilege Tor SAFE 81 Auctlon :
On the 2Oi OF Nov O'Clock p NJ the Norwich
Water Power Company will offer for sale their privilege on
the Quinebaug River situated three miles from the steam.
boat landing in Norwich, and communicating by railroad
and steamboat with NewYok and Boston, daily The fall
twenty feet the power supposed be equal TO $4,000
tpiades The Company will sell with this privilege Fiity
Acres OF Land The side o. the river where The power Is
Ice used which viii be the option OF the purchaser
favorable location BIZ found for manu- actun
purposes. EDWARD WHlTNf, Norwich, CT
Nnr,yirh Nnyemher MI eOdts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15

EIRE-PROOF Schumacher Sa!e5.-It Is well-known
fact that Safe previous the great FIRE Of December
1885, had been invented capable Of resisting usually
produced IN the burning OF single sorehouse-but
which, however the great and valuable discovery OF the
SaiaInander Safe made, and has been patented by
Wilder, and the right manufacture and eel In this SIac
purchased by the subscriber
TIE recent triumphant results the burning of Tribune
Buildings, and IN The great coEfsgraion OF July 1885, iG
This city, and others equally satisfactory has induced Others
TO make and offer for sale article called Improved Saa-
msnde Safes, II violation Of the patent ami which
suits have been commenced against The uanuiactos
agents and should they fail pond the injury done
The Patsntee suits viii be extended the purchasers and
those having them in they being equally liable (Se-
Philips on Pstents.) word to the wise sufficient
s. c. HERRING, 1888 Water.sL
~ E.-Gay.ors Delanos SCOTS, aud other second hand
Chests FOR ssie III one-.hrd OF the orr ginal cost
few Salsmender Safes made in imitation OF the genuine
be and compared with article and
sold low. oil imdL W
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CENTLEMEN,s LIST.
dams, Joseph

Adams, JOSEPH
Adams, Joseph
Adams, Orville
Adams, George
Ackeyman, 4. II.
Abel, ]. c.
Atkinson, John
Ahearue, John
Agent Northern
Transportation
Line
Alajola, Master
joni
Alger, Addison
Allen, John
Algar.n, Luis
AllcS, w. {.
Allen, Thomas +.
Agent Am. Trans
por,ailon Co.
Arnold, George F.
Allen, j.
Anger, J.
Apologize John v
Aliree, w. Il.
Atwood, Darius
App!eyard, Thos.
Armstrong, VIM.
Anderson, john A
Andrews, J. l..
Andrews, Enos
Anderson, Hugh
Atwsler, William
al. D9..2
Andrews. Thomas
Archer, W.
Andrews, Dey
ACpoix, NJ onsieur
Appleton, Capt
Samuel h.
Backus, WV
Bradbury, Jscob
Ssckus, Capt w.
Brsdway. o. 7.
Bad ger, Henry
Bradley. Joseph
Hradlpy Iosych
Baker, p. C.
Banks. w. J. I.
Ballon. Marco
HsidocS, r. II.
Balls, Isaac
Blake, w. X
Baldwin, Caleb J.
Baird. A. II.
Branan, Patrick
Balcour, John
Baker, Thos. c.
Sallard, Alierd
Bland. ii. ).
Blake, Richard G.
Barley, Monsieur
Barcron, John
Barnun. John w.
Bartlett. John ).
Barnard, Cap; Jo
seph {.
Barns, II. ?. 4 CO
Bsrcisy, W alter {
Barlow, Richard
Barry. w onton
Barry, Michael
BsrtIe,te, Geo. y.
Barilei,e, J. 5. II.
Barrels. 4.
Barry, Robert
Bathe!, Joseph
Havadere, Hervie
SssseG x Horn
beck
Rlauvelt. J. J.
Bates, William L.
Brsslow. A.
Bates, Thos
baygr. James
Bay, w.
Banden, William
Bayero. Jose Mari'
BStchelder.John 2
Basse,,. James
Becker, Paul
BecGwIth, Henry 5
Bebee, W. II.
Beach. John 3.
Segly, w.
Beck, Robert or
James
Beaded. D. H.
y el,er, J.
Bentley, Ben y.
Beichcr, Fred.
Bel. Andrew 7.
Bentley, John
Bennett, Jas \.
Breyort, SAM
bew!eke. W.
Bennett. Mr..
Bcrce. Rotaer.
Benssi. Rob-
BeTilo.i, Jane.
Beslyors, IL
Se,aRccu, \ onzv
BE tielJ, ".
B!eiow, Gaonsld (
Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15

HUBBARD'S PAPERS-BURNAP2 BABCOCK,
No. 80 Jehn-street offer for sale full assortment OF
Papers manufactured by the Messrs. Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, Super ROYAL
Royal, Medium Denny and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Post, Bank QuGrto Post, Exchange Cap.
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, ful! assortment
Pscke, Post, Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper Co!ored imperialk
C9lored Royals, thick and thin.
Do Medium, do
Do Double Cap, for copy books.
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums Royals, &c. &c.
B. have also hand very assortment Of
Writing Papers Book ard News Painting Papers Plate
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers. They also
sole agents Of the genuine Patent Enyelop Paper.
Printing Paper Of any size and quality made order a.
Ghort notice WI usy-oI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15

THREE FIRST PREMIUMS TO II. II. Day
The American Institute, the Far awarded
Days establishment Three Fret Premiums fret bes,
specimens OF the following goods while other
men o. seven eight exhibiting, received owe! one
either first second
One for fret best India Rubber Shoes
- % - Life Preserving jacket
% "a "a Embroidered Shirrcd Sus penders
This establishment manufactures 9on of India
Rubber goods including the approved Metallic Rub
Der whichs affected by heat cold and for sale by
mis- Dot HORACE Fl. DAY, d Msideu.lane
HNIhE RODS and Round lror.-rhe subscrbrrs,
w Agents New-Jersey Iron CO. have hand full as.
sortmeni Of Round Iron and Wire Rods together with
Hoops Bands Scrolls ova.. Half Oyas. Sheet Iron
r8 SHERMAN, ATWATER & co. 81 Fu.ton.s,.
81 ONLY REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS for
- reans-rbe splendid fist sailing packet ship
ST LTANA. Captain Dennis, viii positively sail ON
Monday, Nov. I her regular day. Persons about pro-
ceedlng 10 Orleans Will daa much their ad yantagc
10 select this ae In preference 10 transient ships their
punc,aaty in sailing always be depended and the
price OF passage Is very reasonable for which and
beftns early application should be made board OF
Ma!teu-.ane, or 10 w j. T. TAPSCOTr,
ul2 IS SOulbsI MaiGel-inue
Gt FOR W-ORIEASS-New-Yo rk and New.
49, Orleans Lne-First Packet with despatch-Tbe first
class fast sailing packet chip JAMES II. SHEP-
HARD. Rrnau master. will positively sail shove The
accommodations ;or cabin, ri cabin and srrnge passe
gers unsurpassed By any o.Gr vessel port; Per-
sons intending 10 embark SHOULD mhS ;neGutr rpplicu
don on board, Finest wharf. or TO JOSEPH McMUnRAY
ca corner Of Pine akd South SIS.
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mo TUoSE WHO yAIUE their lives mo

Z . cents-How many IIl.r. are now suffering with
Colds and Coughs The first foundation OF Consumption who,
il they look back, will od that originated from " et Feet
To such and all others that exposed 20 wet weather dn
muddy streets. would recommend them 10 Try box OF
IhOmPSons Premium Water PrOof Composon which wllI
posi- isely MAKE your boots and shoes waterproof ana Il
equally good for hose, c4rIiage-tops harness, &C
And 10 those that Ike las every gentleman does clean
and brilliant polished boot would recommend them TO
Try box o.; ThompsoHs Premium BLEACHING.
AGENrS-C c. Mason, ioi SUuLhsL; pavds, IL JoA-
e.; l. c. Carte. ! Co. iT3 Pearlst
nj 3iawsu DEPOT 1864 soUTH-ST. N Y.
fruESss MEN. BACKGAMMON BOARDS. PLAY
~ ine Carols &c at low prices carved and plain Chess
patterns Back armon Boards, sizes; various
qualities Playing Cards some elegantly g also, STAR
pao white and coored bscks four quaites Chess boards
Dice, Dice Boxes, Cribege Boards &c sold wholesale
and retail by FRANCIS X LOUTREL,
Mo Manufacturing Stationers. II Msidenane-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15
List of Letters Remaining in the l. s. City Des-
patch Post, November II, 1915.

ROBERT II. NORRIS. p. NJ.
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g. PART OF modern built brick House situated yea
Es IN Pheasant part fhc city Of BrookSn hln ele
nIuures walk OF Fulton Ferry, to let lo and .ose-
sion given Immediately Inquire OF W. l. LIZ Blanc. lf
Ful:6n.st Ney-Yofk corner OF Pearl and Aa'sAn -'
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F0TR CHANGED TO O'CLOCK.
-. :, LnA,t ~. I-INE srE = li I'D II

a-Sss pE0PiE'-9 LINE StE.t.hi'uAts
fSc4-S,,-----R FOR ALBANY, Daily Sundays sEeeP.et
y ns<1-S~--2 TaSousH DIRScT-t6 O'CLOCK z u. 1908
Do, pier betyvesn Cortland and Liberty sree's
Steamboat KSiCKERBOCKER, Capt A hSushion wi.
je4.s on Monday. %edaesdsy and friday Evening" 81
o'clock. ,,..,. ,,,-,,C>, 60, y =, 60,
.escea vii ieaye oa Tuesday, Thursday and SaurtA?
~ snings AZ O'clock.
( Fgur u Ctock r. u: Landing at intermea!ais
Places frog. tie foot Of Barc!ayst
s;sallbos. SOUTH AMERICA. Captain L. w sraE,,d
yin leay- ON M1aiay, Wednesday, Friday and s1aiay
afternoons ST O'clock -
s,samDoA, NORTH AMERICA, Cspt Il H. Fury,
wIesv- on Tuesday, Ttar.dny and Saturday aefaoons
=, O'clock PasssaSess lskns either Of the aooVt tnea
= arrive in shRny ample tme for III Morning Ers!r
o. Csrs for I!e East or West t....
- rh- boats are aai su6stan!e.-ate 'GFa.sasa
~ new and es 4n, 4gs rooms snt Tor speed and sceou
5Altou. urrivEied on the hudson ,
lrstSist t0:s'. az Moderate RdtsS.
w All persons are forbid trusting any OF the soas o!
,ns Li-e w;:sou: written order from 1h1 Captain "
Agents. ~ No., 49, h,
FOR asso Fres apr's ~ board the Boats o' - T.
c SuIlL4 .iIH one, ,n t6' wharf H'u
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.iI =,
g LiNE-For Albany ana Troy DitESt !.
=4rtss+-sS-sSaaS7 O'Clock P M-The Steamboat EMPIRE
Cspt r. g. Macy. viii leave the steamboat PIE 100. o.
CoartaadsL every Tuesday, TaurEdsy and Saturday s
noon, ut I o'clock. ~, :, u, -
rhe SteamhVa. COLUMBIA Capt VIM n: PECK 'Se'!
Monday "Wednesday and Friday afternoon NJ o c.oe4
Cor Passage Eresh eppy on board OF III VI" oce u
~ whsrL ,u,4 y, cy ,,lI NO.,
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2Jublie Conpepanres, &r.
NEW ARRANGE.ugNT-FA!

VIl =
go REDUCED-InGepeodoa L!Ho Of New.
@"'- port Proyiience and 8ostoD-Dlfeci-Thres
tiuess week each WY The StAbnch AID F0.odis STEAM.
boat NEPTUNE. commanded by CaptNn.- Rollins having
completed her improvements m resume scr regular
On Saturday 3!s Aih- ollows-L-syc New orA ron
Pier No. s. North River for Newport ProYdeaco and Bos
lon direct Monday " eduesday, and Friday, eiocE
p " arriving IN Providence In tune for he morning Ira.
of ears Boston, IEUuon Nsig Bedford, Fail River tc
,ui -o crnrecs with The steamboats, running East on
tbs H.unc5ec and PenoSsco r.rers. EgTCNNISc, wi!
leave Providence .or Newport ana SewforN. tues
arrival Of h- ~ O'clock Mail ran u Cars from 6o.Jon
FAKE from New YORK 10 Boston. cA5tl,.......... Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15

or - or Freen. sprg ~ board the Boats, or 10 2.
= $50, -, me-, ~. ,,-esrf El0
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G>.cso ). NlORNISE LINE al 2 oc!oeA-!

|laaS , x. @ RPENTEN a NN.7s DTNe you
{. zs.Sissr--tS NcwAurg h-Tde new barge So PEklOR
aA,AA2aa'I@S"s Capt CHARLES iALsrEAD, will leave lie
foot OF WArel-s every Tuesday Gnd Friday afternoon
l'tlock-aud returning. wleGvc Newhurgh every Wed
ncsiny aud Saturday afternoon u; o'clock
The above barge hl,ed up with slserooms, large and
councillors csuin. aud pss4en will lind very PIES
sant way OF making the passage
Freight taRen at The lowest rates
An hggag- PACKAGES parcels Of goods money us. Re
80 - ,ba b,., ,r r.c.-,ed for sig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28
Movements OF Travellers.

Yesterday was again blank day at the HoteIs.
Amongst othera, however, we found at the
AMssucAs-Timo Dwight, Black Rock; Cap. Boycs,
Coast Survey; g. Laidey, U. 8. Ordnance and eight
others
AsToR-Honosable Mr.. Newton Pitts6sld, Mass; Dr.
Van Wyck Philadelphia; Nichs Ryan, Illinois, General
Ward, George Wilson, Boston; Messrs Browne and
JoLnssn do; A. Linceln, Georgia; Edward Nicuoli,
Valparaiso; L. Terker, Mexcp; slrs Mathews and ia
miy, Bshlmls; MichL Rynn, Commissioner from ILL
nois sessrs Harrington, Pelham &c Ethiopian Serena
ders and twenty 0thals.
CrY-Iames Decatur Potter. Pennsylvania; W. Wilson
Uniontowa Pennsy lqsna; DR.. Huchbade, Me; Mr.. Ha
Ianzeo, Flo; j. Van Rensselaer, Jr Albany; w. Hyl.
lier Ncrhnmpton Geo. Roberts, Philadelphia; George
Hall, Savannah.
FRArxLIS-J. A. Arthur, Bu-lh gton, VT; H. B. Dag
gett, Albany: A. q Warner Rush, w. B Hughes, Gal
bew.
GLoBs-R r Gnlley, WASHINGTON, Gan Cunningham,
Philadelphia +. A. Welbach, Boston
ST.. GEoRoKs-A. H. Brodlee, Lowell, Mass: Charles
W. Thompson, Concord; Msssrs. Bowveiic and Peters,
Philadelphia, Hunter and Kyle, Boston.
WAvERLr-J ". G!adiing Providence; George Farx
Philadelphia; Rev w Nspper,W kmser, Burlington;
Louis Richmond, Prov idece w. r. Andrews do; Capt
Mcfarland, SAY annab; George M. Eddy, st Louis, Mos
and eight others Mr. Anderson left this hotel yesterday
to fufl his theatrical engagement at Philadelphia.
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THEATRycALs. MIR SimpsoI is goingto England
TO engage new stars for his theatre. Probably ne
will pass over TO Paris and bring out ballet lie
may make terms with Taslioa'. or some olhergreat
STAR, either il England OF France The success OF
the Park theatre, during the Ist lew months, par
ticularly during the last engagement Of Mr. Ander-
son, has been immense. The entire season. has
been exceedingly profit ble-the best Tor many
years. The Seguins commence their engagement
to night, and no doub, the "Bohemian Gin" will
draw still better audiences than when it was first
produced, the Italian Opera being then formidable
competitor. All the fashionable world, indeed,
may now be expected at The Park, for music is all
the rage in this city
The destruction OF the Bowery theatre will hardly
make void in theatrical amusements IN that re-
gion of The city. We learn that the "Bowery Am
philheatre'' is to be converted into the "Bowery
Theatre" and gives its first dramatic entertain
ment on Monday, May 5,h. Tryon Is manager,
and its location is capital for the succession. The
prices and process will be the same as that Of the
old burnt-up Bowery, and Tryon will no doubt take
the tide at the food. 1t is said, too that Hamblin,
who has lost all the earnings of the last years,
has not lost his spirit, energy or perseverance-he
is already preparing to build theatre opposite
the Hospital, in Broadway, and superb location
it is. But, in the meantime, what are he and the
many thrown out Of employment to do? With
regard to Hamblin himself, we have had some
passes with hun in former years, but we are now
willing TO forget the past. With the recent sad
calamity on his shoulders, the poor man is indeed
to be pi,ied; and therefore we say let by cones be
by-gones, and are willing to lend him any aid in
our power. He has been punished severely enough
by an overriding destiny for any errors he may
have committed, and he really possesses a good
deal OF indomltable courage and many pretty fair
traits Of character Adversely will doubtless make
him like others who are subjected to its discipline,
q wiser and better man. What can we do for
him!
II is said that Hamblin is trying to get hold Of
Palmo's But there will be good deal of difficulty
in this. Dinneford, who has been rather unfortu-
nate there, now hopes to retrieve his losses; and
DImbleford has also, it appears, taken the theatre
from Pano, as one Of the original proprietors, so
that the two DPS are now hard at work trying to
didde each other out Of the theatre. As both are
pretty good fellows, both Dinneford and Dumbe-
tord, shall take care to report progress, and let
the public know, soon aspossibe, who is to have
Palmo's theatre. The fight, however, will be ter
r,be and vastly amusing. In the midst of this war
between the two D.'s, who knows but Hambln
may step into it for season? Thus we go in the
atrcals-byrn. burn, burn-fght, fight, fight
struggle, struggle, struggle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28
Theatricals. 30.

TheatricalS, 90.
The Congo Mclodists giving Concerts in Anna
polls.
Messrs Psirce Brown have fitted up the Greys Hail.
Bangor, for the pupose Of giving entertainments.
June and Turner'S Equestrian Company are announced
to appear in Columbus at the beginning Of May.
Howe and Mabies Equestrian Company terminated their
engagements in st. Louis on the 10Th inst
The Boston papers state that the concert at the Melo
deon on Friday evening" by sgnora Pco and sgnor San
qurico was Of the most pleasing and brilliant Of the
season. Pico sang delightfully."- throughout and
and cheered to the echo riveng the attention
Of fashionable and lnrge audience by her sweet
clear, full and round notes.
The Sable Brothers and Sisters at tho Town Hall,
Roxbury.
Miss L. B. slcat is about to appear In Providence
The London Sun says-Why Ia Mr.. Henry Betty the
most puzzled man in London Because he never did,
does not, and never will know how to act.
INoErIous REvErcE OF rABraEss One of the Courts
OF Justice In Paris has lately been graced with the pre-
sence Of q troop Of beautiful women and Electrically
handsome young men-witnesses called in the Of
Mademo selie Maxine versus the Odeon Theatre. The
plaintiff had been reformed outo OF the principal part Of
anew play Of Victor Hugos and Madenoselle Mclingne
put to rehearsal in her place. She prosecuted with
idea OF gaining the suit her plea being wholly absurd
Mndemoiselle Maxine, however, had deeper GENE to
play Her lawyer ridculed the piece In his argu
mentth II would be produced She lost her case
bu. triunphantly attained her object.