The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-01
Theatricals, &c.

Theatrlcals &c.
Herr Cline, and Barnes the Pantomimis are now in
this city.
Miss Clarendon has arrived in this city, and has enga
ged with Dinneford's company at Pslmos Theatre.
Mr. Anderson has met with greater encouragement. If
possible, "a New Orleans during his second engagement
than he did at his first.
Mad Hammerskold the celebrated pianist end vocalist,
has taken up her residence in New Orleans where she
is about to give instructions in both these branches Of
music. HI
Mr. Frazer has recovered from his recent ndispostion
at Mobile and conjunction with the Seguins has re.
sumed the series Of concerts in that city.
their Southern tour They returning to this neigh
borhood
Opera in this city according to the latest accounts
drawing very good audiences in New Orleans They
making arrangements for paying visit to Vera
Mad Calve and other members Of the French company
in New Orleans are expected to visit this city in June
next
Booth is on his way from the South to this city
Mr.. Henry Phillips is also en- route for thisneghbor
Ole Bull gave his last concert in New Orleans on the
18th inst, which was numeI ,usly attended He
pected shortly afterwards to give another in Mobile
Mons. Philippe the celebrated French Necrom ANGER
s expected to open his exhibitions in Boston during the
present or ensuing week
A floating Theatre under the name of the "Tempe OF
the Muses. has recently been built for the purpose Of vi
comprises Mis Timn, Mrs Sutherland Mrs Frszey and
Miss Browne, Qrom England) and Messrs Spear from
boston) ana cutner0nd, ana others. The theatre 10 to
be lit with gas, manufactured aboard.
LATE FROM HAvANA.-The Alabama arrived last
evening from Havana, bringing Us regular files OF
papers to the 10th inst. The Alabama brought over
upwards OF hf.y passengers fmonE them Senior Hsrory
Tsmarz. Santa Annas late Minister OF Fnsnoe Il may
De rcollected that he wrs the Individual who took the
fallen tyrants propositions to the new Congress
letter dated Havana March 10, says 1--WE are now
at the beginning Of the holy week Easter holidays
here and business pe-taeI sf the natural depression
causes The Captsn General hes gone to the baths at
san Dlago and the Custom House will be closed AFTER TO-
day tor six consecutive days Our steamers are JUST
now very hufy engaged exchanging the esrrlsons az
the different pontsone portion Of the pchcy o. OUT
tschmens How little does this speak for the m0sneriy
affection Of our Home government towsrds CUBA !"
TRAercAL.-A correspondent informs US that a
tragical scene was enacted at atne mouse OF Mr.
Ezra Pike, At Isle La Mott Ueke Champlsin, opposite
Chszy Lsndns about II O'Clock the night Of the 18th
inst appears travelling vasrsn q sort o. pedlar
psrmisson remain few days at the house OF
Mr. Pike who IL q wealthy and very respectable mem
ad that on the evening Aforesaid in the absence Of Mr.
Pise, the fellow, sfler having been some time in
he'd arose. came into the room where Mrs. Pike and
young woman miss Prudence springer) were sitting
having club in his hand and Spanish knife
He Immediately attacked Miss Springer threw her dow
and stabbed her In the abdomen and arm. Mrs Pike few
her assistance when the iscreant turned upon her
and stabbed her dangerously in the left sde ia the abdo
men, and several other places. lad, the son Of Mr.
Pike, hearing the noise rushed in and with the assist
ance OF tho wounded women, he disarmed and con-
nned He Is now in thejail at North Hero, Vermont.
Both the ladies were dangerously wounded but we
learned yesterday that hopes were entertained Of
their recovery The miscreant is said to have been
insane" ofcourss,-P Iettsburgh Republican.