The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-06

Movements OF Travellers.
The arrivals yesterday less numerous than for
lies from distant sections Of tie Union At the
burg; c. westdeld, Albany; j. Van Buren,, Albany; L.
vanderpool Albany; Messrs. Ferguson. Haywood and
Wayne, South Carolina; B. Powell MorristOwn; W.
AsTon.--Judge Brycen, Alabama; Thomas Wright,
Georges E. A. Gallagher, Va; two LivermOres Davis
Worcester; Abbott and Hill, Boston Otis Chase, Car.
michael and Edgar, Augusta; C. A. Cobb, Galveston,
Texas; G. + Taylor, British Guiana; Pearson and Mack,
CIrr.-.Capta,n Howes, packet ship Emerald; Now.
Taylor North Carolina; Charles shepherd, GAINESVILLE;
T. Galasha Washington, D. G.; s: E. Stokes Phladel-
phia; James Arnold do; Francis Porter Coalsvillc,
Decentralization Allen, Buffalo; 8. Rover Gin.
cinnatl sllas Pune Boston, Dr. Scott south Carolina;
De Witt and Eaton Conn.
GLosE.-John Tyree, Gesti. Brewster. Charles A.
lend; i. c. Blackburne, ST. Louis.
HowARD.-N. II. Clarke, ST. Louis; J. O. Mcdonald,
Chemung co., Mr. Blackwood, Canada; Captain Howes,
Troy; Rev. A. P smith, Putnam CO.; L. @. Cannon,
Troy; John Bell, Toronto.
Mass. GEO. Dermo PIsdeloha; r chards on
Charles Gilmore, Quincy, Illinois, W. II. Smith, Phi
ladephia.
ThcatricaIs, SC.
A company of acrobats have recently arrived in
this country from England of whom report speaks very
highly No doubt they will soon be engaged at some
of the Gardens that open during the season.
other places of amusement.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloman, and their talented daugh-
ters have returned to this city after very successful
southern tour.
at St. Louis is by Mr. Field, the editor of the erel.
1t said to be the same that at the Park Thea
nounced aiure-the author differed in opinion with the
critics and has determined to try again, after making
The new play Of the " Paint King" from Alison's
Poem, is represented at the Boston Museum is said
to be every way worthy the reputation of this place Of
most gorgeous in its scenic effect The music by Co.
mer brilliant and the scenery, by Lehr, equal not
superior to any Of his former productions has been
Mrs. Hardwick and her child are conccrtizing in
Albany.
Front street theatre, Baltimore, closed for the
season on Wednesday night
Mr. Hy Philips gave concert In Kingston on
Mr. p r Williams terminated his engagement
at the st. Louis theatre, on the 27th ult.
Herr Alexander, the nccromancer, is displaying
his wonderful powers in st. Louis.
Plessy, the fascinating French actress, is to be
shortly married to the saran Arago.
Sheridan Knowles, who is residing at Funchal,
Madeira, IL busiy engaged new. comedy, which is
In forward state of preparation new novel is like
wise said to be occupying part of his time.
FOSSIL REMAINS IN New JERsEy.-In digging
new mill race in Gloucester County, few days
SINCE the workmcn discovered black substance, which
10 De tooth. order
to learn to what animal it had belonged the Woodbury.
Constitution, to whom it presented, showed to
Professor Johnson Of Philadelphia who pronounced it
to be tooth of the Mastodon No other remains have
yet been discovered, but Mr. Ducl intends make
particular examination OF the ground from the
marksble fine preservation Of this TOOTH is believ
the skeleton portion of may bc found The tooth
was lying bed Of limestone, about four feet from
siderable portion Of skeleton was found in Monmouth
county and last year more perfect one in Warren
county.
ESCAPE FROM Prison AND DEATH OF THE PRsoN.
ER-On the 18th uit Rogers, who was imprisoned
away negro who was confined in the jail at Little Rock,
Arkansas, rushed upon the jailor, with bowie knives
Just after he had raised the trap door, to down in the
dungeon with their supper and effected their escape
fore he could get assistance That night however tho
negro recaptured and in to enquiries about
Rogers said he was drowned in attempting to swim the
river The story was believed to have been fabricated
at the time to stop all pursuit after him but, Thurs
day evening when all hopes of retakng him had van.
isied his body found floating down the river below
the State House
TAXING THE VEIL The Catholic Nagasine says :
ION the 4th OF May admitted to the white vei
the Visitation Convent Baltimore, Miss Mary Glare Pye
Of Baltimore TIE name Of the former IN religion !, ST..
ter Mary Aoysius; that of the latter 10 Sister May Bap
tista."
NoRTH CAROLINA GoLD.-The Charlotte, N. C.
Journal says that the Parker mine, Stany County,
is uncommonly rich in gold The vein to IA inches
wde and the supposed to be worth S25 to $50 per
bushel. Many Of the specimens in pure white Aint con.
tain from to dwts of pure gold
INCORRECT CHAKrs.-The charts on board the u.
5. squadron now in the Cult of Mexico are said TO
have been found quite incorrect The position Of Gal.
weston was incorrectly laid down by nearly degiee and
quarter and the flag ship had TO bring to coasting
vessel in order to inquire for Galveston.
MOUNTAINS ON FiRE.-The Green Mountains in
vermont are fire. according to the Yergennes Journal;
4 Is said that most splendid appearance presented by
Essex Mountain which looks, from the luke like solid
cone OF fire, ascending to great height In the air.
great deal ofpropey said to have been destroyed
Amusemcnts.
VAuxHALL GARDEN SALOON. BowERy The chaste
and elegant that nightly produced aths
lovely place at the low price Of shilling Ia truly as
tonishng but the great secret Of which attends
the management is the respectable and talented con,na
ny that nightly appear We really think Vauxha is one
Of the oveest spots on earth.
The Weekly Papers-One Day In Advance.
% CROSBY has usual this morning his full supply Of
No. 70 Harper's and No 20 wnchcsters Wandering law
The Living Age. from No. TO IS.
Harpers Bible, from No. 10 29
Harpers Shakespeare, No | 10 81.
syh!l new novel by D'Israeli
S Ss, new novel, by the author Of Cecil.
ea lions OF the day, monthly msgaxnes, &c.
tended to. III CROSBY
Corner William &C. mud Exchange Place.