The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-26

BosroS, October "a lS45.
The Mcrksfs and aud Theatriea ais
Morality in Boston-Nara Ne,os, &C.
Our produce market for few days has been vasci
atng wea,hercock. Flour up day, and down the
Malaga fruit ourag high and then below
par but last the two arrivals of late intelligence from
Europe have been duly sed and the market has found
its leva like troubled water that has flowed back and
forth until the agitation has subsidized Flour sastains
very small advance the prices at which il was held
previous to the arrival OF the Great Britain Malaga
fruit sells at the usual prices Produce generally
is sold at fair prices Potatoes havo risen slightly and
prices sustained by information received from all
quarters yet the supply this market is abundant
prices varying from soc. 81.
The wings rejoicing the electoral returns
from the south and Wesand the locos don't exactly like
the way things going there but console them
selves by ing that have got President at any
rate md both houses of Congress will he by majority
ours ard truth to say they will have the balance OF
power" and no mistake. AS TO State election which
will off the second Monday in month all four
OF the political parties are making strenuous exertioas
10 do their best.
Ole Bull gave concer; here few days since at his
usual price for tickets, viz dollar; but it would
do taken in connection with the numerous entertain
ments that the Bosonians and ole had but
SLIM house In the coarse of the week he gave another
entertainment but this time he reduced the price his
tickets TO fifty cents; the consequence was he had
overlooking house, and pocketed about hundred
dollars Tonight he gives another at the hall
price and understand that the tickets already al
premium. It's Ole Bulls last concert here
Torrance OF iavorite actor Mr. Murdoc received
here with no little pleasure by his friends.
am glad that he resolved to make his first appearance in
the higher walk OF the drama your city, Tor have
myself great respect for the discrimination of New
York audience; they have fully endorsed him. and his
success after passing ordeal is certain.
You should give him credit for the of study he
has bestowed upon the line of characters he is now per-
forming, for can you from personal know edge
that has been Of the most intense and careful charac
ter We await with impotence his coming amo ny us.
The enierpnsing managers of the Howard Athenaum,
al he liheral priceh
merit deserves. He will therefore, appear in Boston
before the same class Of society as he delights at the
come TO this city without dropping in at this refined
place OF enter tanment, where they will galaxy of
will vie with the dress circle OF the Park on an opera
night" By the bye, saw Miss Delcy make her debu
there Where is she now 7 Will she come to the East Z
The segun troupe are about TO delight with their po
tent charms
have visited the Chinese Museum, on exhibition
here since wrote you last 1t is, indeed Chinese III
miniature, and doubt if could get better or
correct idea of The Central Flowery Nation" by
SIX months residence III the country itself than is afford
ed by visit to- and careful inspection of this msgnf.
cent display 1t is visited by the upper thousand or
have this regime in Boston, and am glad TO
know is making for the propretors handsome income
The enterprise and industry that got together
terestne and profitable an exhibition ia deservinp Of
complete success To enjoy it most it should be visited
In the evening, when it is most gorgeousy lighted by
gay and fantastic Chinese lanterns of the
and ingenious construction and am tell.
ing you of thar which will soon be in New York
The Boston Museum Ia favorite place of resort is
uoiB M eASehcnt ousiness, win u H. Barrett as
star The Olympic and National theatres are doing
well Rockwell Stones circu US is coming money for
the propretors, and has got into snug quarters;
the troupe is an excellent
Our Police and Municipal Court affords the usual pic.
lures OF human nature that thrive in large city.
charge OF adultery was before the Municipal Court
Judge Gushing on the bench, yesterday One Nathan
NJ Phillips, OF this city, married man, being charged
with the seduction OF very pretty and interesting
male, with a very romantic name TO w.t. Rhoda
Montague, The indictment forth that the said
Phillips did have csrna knowledge of the body of the
said khodd" This name OF Rheda the same as that of
the female who swore hard against the Rev Mr.
Fairchd but TO no purpose after ALL cleared
by the Court
wrote you some days since that the u s. ship pited
States was hitting out Navy Yard for sea- and also
the independence. The latter after being about half
compsted, again laid up in ordinary appropria
fon under which she is fitting out having been exhaust.
cd but representations having been the depart
ment OF Der present exposed Condition. thought
Tue snslr VIII be hxed IN by MIR Bauc ro who
seems determined for the future keep ships
au our ofncers aud men in active service Tnis is Ger.
tainly much to be desired. draft Of over 100 men
are TO leave the Charlestown Yard tomorrow under
stand TOR Norfolk, Va MIR Henshaw was said TO nave
proved working Secretary and viglant one but
those connected with the department universally ac.
knowledge MIR. Bancroft by far the efficient.
Hotcnkn Co periodical dealers and agents for the
Herald have fitted up their establishment in Court sree
In superb style rvallng their neghbors vastly in ap.
pearance Tney extensively patronsed by the pub
c as the large list you send to them daily will bear
witness The propretors enterprsng and deserving
We have had all around u.s. but none in this city
yot Great coats assert their supremacy in the
hent manner and parlors and Offices most CRATE
iul appearance-while the stoves bushing on &C.
count Of the weather.