The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-06

Mr. wallack Herr Pschsk Miss Birch and other artists
Al Queens Thesre-Niessrs Parry Hudspsth. Reeves,
and Rsnaud Miss wrightsn, Mrs. J. Parry, Miss C.
Gibson.
Douinetti. the composer, is in private asylum
for the insane, Paris.
Jenny Lind the great Swedish songstress is engaged
at the imperial Theatre of st Petersburg at the rate Of
f2240 per month, exclusive Of presents
On the 10th May, in the pit the Royal Theatre
at Vienna shot himself in the middle of the performance
covering the persons Immediately around him with his
blood.
The American tragedian, Mr.. Forrest took his fare
well OF the European theatres at the Cork theatre.
Rumour states that marriage is the tapis between
Sgnor Mario and lady Of distinguished family in Eng
land possessed Of considerable fortune.
song for the occasion of the Princes visit to Liver
pool is being written by g. Linneus Banks, ESQ., and
will be set to music by Mr. John Winning, the father
Of the Infant Sappho.
forte playing Of Madame PleyeL
The African Roscius has met with gratifying recep.
ton in Birmingham
The Infant sappho has given concerts ut Warrington
and st. Helen's, which have been well attended.
Adelph theatre will shortly be produced under the su.
perintendence Of Mr.. w. j Hammond.
A dramatic version Of the ballet of Catarina" has
been produced at the Adephi theatre, London. with
great the principal character being sustained by
Madame Celeste, who plays the brigand lady with much
picturesque energy.
Mr. Anderson playing at the Theatre Royal and will
The Misses Cushman continue to draw crowded
houses They are now playing at the Theatre Royal,
Adelphi
Mr. Wilson Is entertaining the Londoners with his
unique Scottish entertainments.
The Ethiopian Serenaders are daily adding 10 their
popularity at ST. James's theatre London They give
day and evening entertainments.
Markets.
LoNpsN MosEr MARKEr.-Since last publication
business has not been very active. The weather has
been extraordinarily 6ne-hotter than has bee known
for years past at the period and larger number of
persons than usual have therefore, taken advantage Of
the Whsuntide holidays As might be anticipated the
market has not experienced any violent changes and the
that ait. cted it have done SO to only limited
extent The discount houses say they have ess call for
money; but there is alteration in the rates Consuls
arc shut preparatory to the payment of the dividend but
this step produced effect the market The arrival
OF the Britannia with the of the defeat of the Next
cans by the forces of the United States had the effect
market has gradually recovered since and firm
the following being the Quotations :-Consols for the
duced, est to al Three and Quarter per Cents, 81;
Long Annuitics lo; India Bonds to 27s pm; and
ket the changes have been in Portuguese and Mexican
stock. In the former decline of Eve per cent, took
overthrow Of what has been considered the strong
est ministries known in Portugal and the arrival of the
accounts OF the defeat Of the MeNcans by the United
Mexican Stock to some extent, though the market has,
in some degree, recovered itself.
at 2st the Deferred, l6a Portuguese Four per Cents
for Money and the Account Spanish Five per Cents
the Account at Russian lO9k and Dutch Two.anda a.
Half per Cents. 69S.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MAuKEr.-For the week ending
June l2-There ia change in prices this EEK and
it well known beforehand that there must be
great falling of in the comparative stocks between this
time and last year there is slight disappointment
among holders that prices have not had upward ten
dency Beyond this proved comparative deficiency,
feature Of novelty or interest has presented itself The
steamer OF the LIST may be looked for tomorrow evening
and it is not unlikely that her accounts may give some