The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07

Ole Bull gave his first concert in St. Louis, on the
18th u, and well received by numerous and res
pectable audience
Mrs. A. C. Mowatt, authoress of Fashion" has
made present Of handsome gold pencil to each of
the lady performers in her new comedy at the Walnut
street Theatre Philadelphia for their admirable delinea
tons.
Manager Rice opened the Buffalo Theatre for the
summer campaign, on Monday, with an efficient COM
pany, among whom arc Mr.. William Warren and Mrs II.
Mr.. Holland and Miss R. Shaw are engaged at
the Albany Museum.
Mr.. G. Freer is engaged at the National Theatre,
Philadelphia.
June & Turner'S equestrian company are at CO.
lumbus, Georgia.
The Fakir of Ava recommended his COMPUTATIONS
last night at the Masonic Hall, Philadelphia.
Signor Perozzi had a crowded house on the occa-
sion Of his benefit the 9th ult ut the American Thea
tire, New Orleans.
Mr.. p futile is engaged at the St Louis Theatre
The Bell-ringers are ringing their changes in ST.
Louis.
Messrs. Shires and Porter will open the Pttsburg
Theatre on the 10th inst.
The missing comedy of Moliere, "Le Docteur
Amooreuse had at length been produced at the Odeon
Paris The performance passed of avorably but doubts
were entertained of its genuineness.
Personal Movements.
, Mr.. r. Owen gave course of lectures, on the
Regeneration of the Human Race in Lowell during the
past week.
Mr.. Daniel Mccullough, Jr., of Gladden's Grove,
Fairfield District S. c. has commenced erecting build
ing for a cotton factory.
General Davis, the Surveyor of Philadelphia, is an
early riser He is the wharves marking personally
that the Inspectors attending to their duty, every
morning by o'clock
Mr. Ellsworth, late of the Patent Office, is about
leaving Washington for Indiana where he intends esab
fishing permanent residence.
The Salem Gazette states that at a recent Teach
ers meeting in Marblchead, letter communicated
from Hon. Edmund Dwight, Of Boston, enclosing $780,
as present to the association.
One gentleman of Providence has subscribed
$4,000 to the stock Of the Providence and Worcester
Railroad.
The Rev. Mr.. Pierpont, pastor of Hollis street
Church, Boston, delivered his farewell sermon Sum
day afternoon dssoving his connection with that body
over which he has been settled nearly twenty
years.
DIR. Tyler, of Frederick, Va, has again been COM
by Ex-Governor Francis Thomas He made pass" at
the doctors nose, which was successfully resisted by
the latters cane.
Hon. Jeremiah Brown has been soourning in
Lancaster for few days past.
Armstrong, the eminent artist, is engaged at a
painting to be placed in the large saloon of the Lancas-
ter Mechanics Institute
Mr.. Randolph, nephew of Gen. Harrison, has
been removed from clerkship in Washington for cause
Rev. N. C. Fletcher, of East Thomaston, Maine
Universalist clergyman, has been appointed Chaplain
in the Navy
Tho principally of Muskau, has been purchased
by Baron Rothschild for l,4soQ thalers
Gen. Brady, Of the U. S. Army, has sent 800 to
the Pittsburg sufferers.
The venerable Hiram Wilmington has been SEN
fenced at Dedham Mass, pay fine of FIVE dollars and
costs for kissing Mrs. Horson.
Col. s. X. Barlow, of Fulton, Illinois, with CON-
pany Of fifteen persons and sixty head of CATTLE recently
started for Oregon.
Bishop Elliott and Mr.. Lamar of Savannah are
looking into the conduct of s. H. Fay superintendent of
the Montpelier Female Institute near Macon, Georgia;
it is rumored that he is a wolf in sheepskin