The New York herald., 1845-12-04


Boston The Keans and 7hsatricals Generally
Weather-Leopoid de Meyer-Tater for the City
Of Notions Anasements-A Nep Theatre.
The Britannia, Heweu, sailed this morning.
The Britannia carried in her mail 10000 letters
and 81 passengers for Liverpool, one for Halifax.
observed that two wagon loads of newspapers went
from the post Office to the steamer.
There is some rascal in city who has been most
cunningly at work, for days past in endeavorng
to set the town by his single efforts and to say
the truth he has succeeded to small extent Adver-
tisements of the dissolution of Of first firms
have appeared in the papers, which, after creating
small degree OF wonder have been found to be hum
bugs, and the publishers deceived Notices for cred-
to send in their bills certain establishments and
like tricks have also been perpetrated to the small
annoyance of many. People, the hrst in town, have
it turned out knew nothing of the invitation. Eminent
physicians have been called together for consultation
but when they met they found that they had been hoax
been perperated by some evil disposed person. who is
not yet discovered OF the results Of these tricks
racter.
Mrs Keans benefit at the Howard Atheneum on Friday
evening" q bumper and surpassed any thing of the
kind that they have met since their arrival here The
crowded with the elite OF the city and the box
compliance with the universally expressed DESIRE these
aristes remain here four nights longer-and this am
nforms will be their last appearance probably fore
yer, in Boston. Last night Notwithstanding it
wet and uncomfortable night large audience assem-
bed to witness the performance of lon which struck
being Mrs. Kean's best character The applause
throughout of the most enthusiastic character and
the treat truly intellectual one After the Keans comes
MIR. Murdoch.
"Monseigneur" is having successful run at the Ma
tonal, with Putnam or the Spirit of 49," The house
is flied nightly to witness the excellent performances
here where neither expense labor spared
der every thing worthy the public patronage
At the Museum last night, was brought out the de-.
lightul fairy scenic piece entitled Cinderella" Miss
Kirby Cinderella She is sweet actress and has be-
firm favorite here The scenery and decorations
Lr hav~ hnap OH fcrt
the liberal manager will reap rich harvest for his tenn
porary investment. The most complete has al
ready crowned his efforts at his establishment. The
price of admission to the Museum 10 but twenty hv0
cents, and il is always full
Winter has really come at last On Sunday we had
quite fall Of snow, but cold rain swept away during
the night; and all day yesterday continued to most
profusely II thought that the fall Of might
possibly impede the government express from your City
with letters for the steamer but this the
The mail contained 1000 letters and all safely for
Leopold de Meyer is fast recovering from the slight
spran in hs hand that has incapacated him from per
forming in public for few days past and will give
the qu to hear him again He unquestonably
the Lion Pianist' Of the world
The water commissioners have reported in favor of
Long Pond q source from whence supply our city
to the vote Of the citizens The ivory crucihx is Great
ing little interest here at present. and s without
doubt wonderful effort of genius.
The little Olympic theatre the Mastodon the Hydrar
chos, the Chinese Museum, the Italian Gallery Of Paint
ings &c. form each partial of amusement but
theatricals carry the palm
Wca soon to have still another theatre here before
long and Mr. Barry the present manager of the Park
s to preside" II Is to be formed by reuvenating the
old Federal street theatre for time past used for
church, and making it again subservient to its legitimate
purpose. SO the moralists who crowed the de-
cease Of the fremont Theatre-wil have to look
blank at the re opening of Old Drury'.