The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11

HowEs CiRCus-Ths attractive place OF public enter
tsinment at Palmo's Opera House. continues to draw
crowded houses Last night, mong other pleasing and
lively performances CULVER and his troop Of Lillpu
tians the admirable skill and elegance in horseman
ship display by Madame Macars drew down thunders
ofappause "Gulver" will be again presented this
ming and other attractive varieties Of which there
lack with this entertaining and meritorious company.
LEOPOLD De MEYERS GRAND CorcERr.-Leopold Do
Meyer the most distinguished and popular artistic that
ever visited this country gives his last grand concert in
New York, tomorrow evening, at the Tabernacle-on
which occasion he will perform several Of his most adm
red pieces, including the Marche Maroeane Carnival
De Venss,"a new Fantasia on American Melodies"
and the celebrated duett lie Desert" two grand
pianos, assisted by Mr.. Charles Perabeau The magnf
cent Erard will discourse most eloquently this
ming and we doubt not brilliant and crowded house
will be in attendance This concert given at the par
tcuar request Of large number Of most prominent
citizens and is positively the last which De Meyer
give for time he proceeds to the South i'm
mediatsly The beautiful composition, by David, emit
tied LIE Desert" received the most unequivoca marks
Of appreciation at the last concert and is alone sufficient
to attract q crowded house. All who appreciate
good music, and brilliant execution, will surely en-
brace this opportunity Of hearing the great Maestro De
Meyer.
Ma DEMrsrER-This gentlemans concert last evening,
at Nbo's very we'll attended. Indeed we have
seen larger or moro fashionable audience at any
this old favorite Of the public MIR Denpser sang his
happes STYLE and his hearers manifested their pleasure
by repeated encorss.
the direction Of Mr. Bradbury, give Concert this
affair.
The Keans are drawing crowded houses in Charles.
ton s. &.
H. Plscide is in New Orleans.
Herr Alexander is in richmond, Va, delighting the
ful md
The Harmonious giving Concerts in Philadelphia
Diplomatic Correspondence.
No. l. Lord Aberdeen to Sir Rooert Peel-"My naked
weapon is out quarrel, will back thee"
No.2 Sir Robert to Lord Aberdeen-"How turn thy
No 8 Lord Aberdeen to Sir Robert "Fear me not"
No; Sir Robert to Lord Aberdeen-"No, marry,l
No s. Lord Aberdeen to Sir Robert US take the
law our side: let them begin"
No g. Sir Rober, TO Lord Aberdeen-"I will frown
pass oy. let them take il as they list"
No T. Lord Aberdeen to Sir Robert-"Nay, as they
dare will bite my thumb at them, which is disgrace
No. 8. MIR. McI.ane to Lord Aberdeen-'l am request
Cd to ask il you bite your thumb at us, sirr'
No .. Lord Aberdeen to Mr. McLane-"I do bite my
No. TO- Mr.. McLane to Lord Absrdsen-"Do you bite
No H. Lord Aberdeen to Sir Robert Peel-"Is the law
on our side il ] say aver
No. - Sir Robert to Lord Aberdeen-"No!"
No IS Lord Aberdeen's answer to Mr.. McLane-"No,
sir, do not bite my thumb at you sir; but bite my
thumb. sir. for any emergency that might arise"
No Il Mr. Buchanan to Mr.. PAkenham-"D Do you
quarrel, sirT'
No. Is Mr.. Pakenham to Mr.. Northumberland,
No 10 Mr. buchanan to Mr.. ksnham-"If you do
sir am for you Our title 10 as good a. yours."
No. II. MIR. Pakenham to MIR. Buchanan-"No better,
sir"
No. 10 Mr.. Buchanan to Mr. Pakenham-"weli, sir7"
No. 10. Mr. Pakenham to MIR. Buchanan-"say bet.
No. 30 Mr.. Buchanan 10 Mr. Pakenham-"Yss, better,
sir.n
No. 81. Mr.. Pakenham to Mr. Buchannan-"You lie,
sir"
[Thsy 6ght
Enter Discretion.
Dacretion-"Part, fools; put ur your swords you
Enter Partizsns Ct both sides.
Partizans-"Down with the English!" Down with
the Yankees!"-Romso and Juii.t.
Movements OF Travellers.
Yesterdays arrivals increased considerably over the
number Of the previous days as the following summary
man. MASSAGE a;ett: J. Puny. = A. Klemm. N. o.;
U. Nj B. Kramer, Pal W. Lyler, s. g.; P. Poullain, II.
Allan Ls%s e.
Whitney, Boston; NJ Keith. Baltimore W. Robson.
Fall River; Carr and Richmond, Providence L. 9.
A. Grnnell, Baltimore 8 scovell, Connecticut B.
Nudge, Baltimore Tin n Fowler, Boston; :. McMulin,
Clrr.-M. Gale, New York W. H. Bowen, Philadsi
cS' boston ohS
Hyde Park B: Hoyt N J; Robt Russell. Louisv lie,
KY DR.. Hawthorn, Huntington; J. Levy Philadelphia;
Garter Charleston 3. C.; ). Chandler Philadelphia
Fs.ssl's "A Cray, PAiladslpAis j Jo. Lloyd viii
i. Perry, Southport; W G. Stone, roushi::p.i: =.
Cartwright, Buffalo }. Lamb, Boston j. Mix, New
Haven Thrali, Utica C. stott Hudson; H Church
GLorx-W walmer, Philadelphia T. Busby, ST. 10.
:spe Indiana ssy:isy do Ms:. as Lodaun.s, and
X Lee, Springfield, Massachusetts p A. Lock, Bos-
ton.
HowAsp.-w. Young Boston NJ. Patterson, Cincin.
natl Cspt Cruttenden, Albany NJ Clarke, Connecti
cut G. BacKhaus Ohio r. Sears, Mass r. Harden,
Worcester s. Chanin, Boston A. Abbott. Boston j.
Buffalo @ Dwight, Newark; @. GiImon, Ph,.del.
phia Mccreery, CHM; Ed; Parker, Bosom G. VIII
Hail. Syracuse w Holcomb. Boston.
that Canada began to feel the advantages OF the
stream Of emigration which had set in from Europe For
the from 1919 to 1872 thS total number Of emf
grants arrived at Quebec l2l70. In the i've years
subsequent TO 1922 the emigration from the British Isle
lbs ,ss In three years from 1879 to 1884, the emil
Su asn SsS s ,ds sDd i In sss
the emgpnts arrived reach 81 but the cholera OF
that owed fatal on the Sc Lawrence that the
numbers in 1888 fell to 22O 62 In fact emigration has
not yet fully recovered from the shock Of that terrible
scourge. The so called patriot" dsturbances also
Contr1Outed 10 cnoCk Wefu ana tne
bulk Of poured into the United States But since ls4o
emigration has again recommended; and during the Pc
riod OF navigation Tor lst5 II amounted to ~ asa, Of
whom 26l2 arrived via the United states The emgra.
ton to Quebec. during ls45 amounted to 40 9 Ofthis
number, 2<74a we're steerage passenger The number
of emgrsnts to Canada from 1870 to 1898 67 697;
from 1884 1888 % s5i from 1889 TO sAs las $780, from
lss4 to lsa5, 45,5i7tota in fourteen years. ASS 435
Cansda and portion to the United States In lsa7 The
population Of canada was ITO 600 while in s42 1t was
upward OF 500 O00 For the above facts indebted
IF.~.lS hov IL
them.