The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

gent audiences ever congrcgaed inside of theatre wit
phia public Tuesday evening, in the character of
Pauline, in the Lady of Lyons She fully confirmed the
praises which haa been bestowed on her py the New
genius through every part OF the performance, which
was loudly and vociferousy applaued 1t is said be-
Moon, Beatrice and Lady Ashton, in the Bride Of Lam.
1t is stated that she has accepted engage
mens at Boston, Buffalo, and Montreal
The Italian opera troupe, with Borghese, were
in New Orleans at the last accounts and to be
determined what course to take. 1t is probable that
they will forego their visit Mexico and accept
gagemen with Marty at Havana for the coming winter
In that case they will the summer in the north
The entertainment of the Messrs. Magennis at
the Musical Fund Hall, Philadelphia, on Monday eve.
ming last, warmly appauded. The elocution of
the gentleman and the musical performance Of the
other gave universal satisfaction.
The Old Bowery company are playing to good
Winans, Mrs. Philips Mrs. Hardwick, and her little
daughter, and Mrs Sutherland Putnam has been very
The Anglesea Singers made their appearance at
the Mclcdeon Boston, Tues lay evening, and
well rec eived by numerous audience.
The Seguins and the other vocasts volunteer
ed to play Leonora last night at the Walnut street thea
ire for the managers benefit, grautously the compo
ser having rendered the opera for that purpose.
Peale OF the Baltimore Museum is in Philadelphia
cndeavorng purchase the curiostes of the Museum
now under execution at the suit Of the United States
Bank
The Swiss Bell Ringers will give a series of their
novel concerts at the Melodeon, Boston, commencing in
few days.
J. H. Hewitt, Esq is about to afford the citizens
OF Baltimore opportunity to witness the performance
ofhs Oratorio Jepha, which elected much appro.
hation in Washington city, from the best judges 81
ell composition.
A new musical piece has been prepared in p.sgis
hy In. Elwent The'Deuge-the decentralization,
cries OF the animals, darkness, storm, and the
ton, ell exhibited
Mr.. Sloman had bumper benefit al the Albany
Museum on Monday evening.
E.cropv (,rrrs AZ S,co-'Thp Saco JTn;0n
noticing the success of some female operatives in
Lowell and Ncwburyport adds some facts which have
recently to the knowledge of the editor respecting
some female operatives in the mills in that village The
Union says There is in the employ of the York
Manufacturing Company, girl, who during tho FIVE
months preceding June, has worked l23 days for which
labor she has received within that time S2l 81
aging 50 90 per Notwithstanding her board, 81 20 per
week. she has earned 81 70 at the end of the
year. at this rate she would have Sais oe clear billboard
In single ROOM in OF the factories OF tire loik
Company there fifty young each Of these
the past weeks, has earned over twenty dollars, and
one has actually earned and received thirty dollars,
dollar per day. These simple facts speak volumes
in praise Of the blessings which result from properly
gulated manufacturing establishments and at the
time scatter to the wind the ridiculous charges Of op
PRESTON" which .demagoguism and credulity have
brought and still continue to bring against the Of
factory stocks.
Lovers LAST ArpEAL-We copy the following
advertisement from the ~ adams Transcript II
Sally don't go meet her bride now she deserves
to live and die an old maid. [" Notcc--Sally Larabee
have interview with the subscriber by writing
him where she may be found coming to his residence
at Timothy Waterss, in Nottingham Vermont one
and half miles from Jacksonville. | have been at a
good deal of trouble to find her. and have got almost
tired of and have had good many chances to get
married. and want to get married spring opens
hope she will take offence if should be obliged to
give up the chase and have some one else. should he
very happy to have her come over as quick as she
could as cannot bear the thought Of forgetting her for
ever, and can never love any body else as DO her