The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-03
fremont Housr, Boston, Oct. 81, ls4s.

Theatrical and Musical
Travellers at loss for amusement in this sober
city at present Entertainments of all kinds abound;
and much to my surprise find that they are well at
tended.
Lover is hero. He was dined yesterday by goodly
party Of admirers and is said to have appeared great
advantage the occasion sivor inheritor Of Pagani
mis- VIOLIN and goodly share Of his genius 10 at the
fremont and means to dsze the world next week. Ex
pectatonis on tptoe. l was present at Hacketts
theatre, the Howard Atheneum, ON Tuesday evening
What charming interior it is! Light, airy. cheerful,
gay but not gaudyit is by far the abandonment theatre
in the country. The whole arrangement il exceedingly
tasteful The play was the "stranger"-drs Mowau
the penent Wife-the audience fashionable and nums-
rous-Mr. Davenport the injured husband ] have often
this much abusod but always absorbing and effect
i've domestic tragedy; but never did know it to pro-
The exquisite drawing room manners Of Mrs. NJ, COM
bned with her powerful tragic genius her musical voice
and expressive features made the one OF
the most truthful and complete witnessed The
dencs were reused to the highest pitch Of sympathy
curtain fell there was furious tornado Of applause
The Beatrice Of MIS- M has also made great hit. II
would be unfair TO omit remarkng that she u admirably
to excellence in his profession Augusta and the Dinner
appear in the ballet and are received with great snthu
siasm This combination of attraction filing the Athe
nGum nightly with immense audiences
The Keans at the opposition theatre with Brougham
business In lon. The Wfe's Secret" the Jealous
Wife, they have succeeded greatly Expectation has
King John" at the Park Theatre II cannot fail of
having immense rum If the style Of production is to
be as described.
II has bsen prophecied that the theatrical business
would be overdone here Strange to say, there are
signs Of such contamination nation, rs yet yet
Monday, and then there will be more drafts still upon
the public. THE TRAVELLER
SUPREME CeuRT-DEcisoNs-O Sl-Bank of
Auburn vs.. Cross ct al.-rule for publication
Eaton vs.. Granger Motion to traverse inquisition-
granted Pierson Miner-Struck from calendar with
costs Hull vs. Stewart, same-slaer vs. Green same
Case ct al ads cad ct al same. Bird vs.. Stevens No.
1, judgment affirmed with double costs Lynch W.
WEIGH changed from 70l to III, with costs ofmotion
Motion to confirm award against Goodrich in fsvor of
Williams. Mr. stevens for mo, Mr.. Field opposed.
The following individuals have been admitted az at
torneys and councillors of the Supreme Court, at its
present session The examiners were Messrs j. N Gil
Henry Weiles, Luman Sherwood
Attorneys-ssml s. Abbott Theodore =, Andrews,
Stafford T. Austin Lyman BrSwn Lester P BSS jas:
7. ROyd, Hezekiah Baker. suyaenham s Clark, James
coIh5ane, spencer C. Coc WIN, A. Collins c James Is
Fuller, Theodore w Field, Sheldon A. Owens, Henry
G. Goodwin, Albert Gallatin, Jr., Ashbe Clark Gear
James NJ. Humphrey, VIM. A. Hunt Roswell Hart T. l..
Hammond, Jonas PHarris VIM. B. Lawrence, Jr, Abram
Lent, Benjamin q. Marvin, Phneas L. Miner, Henry
Myron Norton, john 'S ocott Patterson, Addison
O. Rice, Lewis Reed, Jr, Stephen H. Strong. Milton
Seamen, John b. Stusevant Henry Dwight Sedg wick.
l. w. smith, John r. Sheppard, Charles L. Strong, John
b squres Robert Snow Levi Smith, John C. T. Smidt
N. T. Stevens, VIM. s. Spear, Ehen c. Sprague, David
w. Travis George Truscott, Jr John A. Thompson,
Richard Underhill, Aaron J. Vanderpool, Joseph B.
Varnum, Charles IL Van Wyck, William II Wood Ho
ratio N. Wright, Edward b. Wynn, L. A. Webb, Charles
B. washburn. Counsellors-Hugh Cameron. VIM. Da-
Wis., Ellcot Evans, Endress Faulkner, H. W. Hascal.
Henry c. Ives, illiam H. Kelsey, George D. Lamont
Peyton X. Morgan George c. Northrep, George Rich
ards Eaton J. Richardson, Anthony Schuyler, James H.
summerfeld George A. Stone, Samuel P. Wisener, c.
leb p. Vinegar, Daniel Wood The Examiners were
James II. Lawrence, D. d. Field. Azor Tabor.
CoUNTERFElTERs. letter from Nashville, (Ten-
nessee,) received in this city, says Sour State
and three of the adjoining Ones at present
very much infested with gangs Of counterfeers coners
and coin clippers We have, however, within few
broken into their arrangements considerably and
fereted out, apprehended, and confined in jail some
thirty more nearly the whole OF whom will suffer
the penalty Of their crimes In the jail OF our county
alone, Jackson CiyJ there upwards Of twenty
In this city, have already apprehended and secured
eight ten, with strong probability Of adding
some dozen two to the number II will surprise
readers doubt to learn the above factstha large
number of persons should be concerned in the manu-
facture Of spurious bills, coming money and, without
the least doubt engaged in ether criminal transactions
by which the public is defrauded-and II will probably
excite establishment when they told that those
engaged this Defarious business, mon who have
stood high in public, estimation until their viany was