The New York herald., 1845-11-07
Court CaIen1lnr-IThis Day

Court CaIendar-This Day.
conMes PLEAs.Nos o. lis 49, lIi ss, ss, a1' l'i' oi'
C,nouIr Counr.-No calendar until Monday.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-No day calendar
SUPREME Court, ROCHESTER, Nov. 4.-Present-
Chief Justice Bronson, Justices Beardsley and Jew
etThe following causes were argued this day ny con-
Mr. N Hill, Jr was heard for plaintiff Mr. White in re-
ply No l57. simmons ads shannon iMn'ld, &c Mr. NJ
r. Reynolds heard for the plaintiff 10 error Mr. D.
i Noxon for the defendants Mr. Reynolds in reply No
l64 Bennett s. Bennett vs. Glynn Mr. n. Bennett was
heard for the plaintiff Mr. James for the defendant No
10 sloan vs. Ready. Mr.. ]. A. Collier heard for
the defendant; Mr. NJ. 4. Reynolds was heard for the
plaintiff Mr. Collier in reply. No. 1863 Baker vs.. Buck
lin Mr. d. B. Noxon heard for the plaintiff; Mr. N,
Hill Jr., for the defendant.
THANKsGIvINGs This festival of the pilgrims will
be observed as follows :-Pennsylvana, Nov q;
Kentucky, Nov 20 Connecticut, ~ Vermont, Maine,
and New York. Dec a; Massachusetts, Noy y; Charles
Tn, sc, Nov 8; New Hsmpshre, Nov. ~; Ohio, Nov
90. an>, Maryland, Nov. 81.
rux.r, GALS IN DosToN.-HowARD ArHENEuM-
Though il rail- ed hard there was large audience last
night this adjustment on the occasion Of Mrs.
the character so grand performed so elictously en-
bodied, its pathos and 'asson so hsely asvelopsa
The individuality act,- seemed completely mer
gcd in the part and in the graz eul uaon OF vanity ana
sentiment, in the earlier portion VI ,he pay ~ i
than in the deep passions which are called out IN RAPID
succession in the last three acts Mrs Mowe' was au
mirable The expression OF her face dn ins C"ue' ,
rapturous description of his fanced gardcns was oas
painted by her lovers words seemed wholly aih>a@
from all external objects The PRIDE shame
sorrow despair which chased themselves in rapid sue
cesson her counehance in the passionate scenes
the gefstrcken broken-hearted composnfe in the Ast
act iolowe quickly by her wild JOY at Caudes re-
ppearance-weie, vSRpresen by Mrs. Mowao with
variety of power, wch drew down peal on peal OF ap-
plause. Never was actress more completely sue
cessful in winning the house. The grace sweetness,
energy, imaginative refinement OF her acting, could NOT
be excelled. The play was excellently cast Mr crisp
performed Melnote finely, and was warmly received
Mrs. Mowatt takes the character Of Juliana in the Ho
ney Moon" tonight part in which, we should think,
she is peculiarly alculaed TO make strong mpression
No should miss seeing her for II would be dlmoult
actress calculated to charm and iasci
nate audience.
From Boston Transcript
TO ANNA CORA MowATT
ask for thee welcome,
welcome to our hearts,
That bears in its intensity
That which our love imparts.
ask the welcome for hySJ,
Not for thy gifted aame,
Nor for thy graceful muse which tresds
Through every court OF fame
ask it as true love would ask
boon from one il loves;
ask it from the public heart
No sooner touched han moves
Let shouts Of JOY ring the bresze
welcome loud and free,
And let it be Bostonia's boast
She welcomes worth with thee.
FIRE IN BosToN.-About half past ten O'Clock, on
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