The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14

hirh snccuums which other PLACES have rendered him
md has succseasd y crsan nest pleasing ssnsation
vim be crowded with admirers. such il the attractive
DOW q his genius and the eminsnt charm and delight
conveyed by his rich entertainment
We had the pleasure day two since, of examining
the celebrated Boehm hutc recently procured direct
from the manufacturer, in London. by Mr.. A. Davis
city The superiority Of inis inrssamsns over tho
most exquisits dsicacy Of sound, and the most sur
bv skful player At some future time We may mo-
tce the mechanical psculisrities Of this hute more
n,cs 10 saw he great credit for the active
part he taken its Introduction into this country
All amateurs .pon the aute viii o. course attend
next whom they will have fair Opportunity OF epprs-
ciating Boehms improvements upon their iavors in
sS.1 IN sdspd
Royal Of London and Paris
TnEArniclLs IN Nkw OsLEAra-Ws have received
the following =
New ORLEASs, April ., 1876
JANIS GoaDoN BENNETT, ESQ
obserrs in YOUR valuable psper Of dates 18th and24
OF March, under head Of Theatricals, OF New Or
l,ans unjust remarks relative to this house. which
10 justice to myself and those employed ~ me-
nated (as fully sstis6ed) from penny aiiner off,
Piesyune once, broiber Of . that was
for time employed in this theatres his conduct becom-
ing unpardonabe he discharged, and according to
the rules and regulations Of this theatre was forfeited
one weeks Here the matter might nave snce ns
most likely the brother, Of the pieoyvns
ONCE he was advised to bring suit against the man;
the house, he had forfeited and strange 10 say, re-
covered judgment for the amount which was promptly
paid The then brought suit az nst the de-
nquent for one hundred and Ay dollars for damages
sustained by them ia consequence OF his being on
drunken frcc, and unable to perform when ms nsme
and recorded aganst him the chance Tor collect
ing the same 10 very poor This much deem nece:sa'
~ explanation. for the truth OF which appeal to
the records Of the city court and to the gentlemanly
propretors Of the Pcayns oce A. rsgards the rela-
tions between thi. theatre and the 81 Charles theatre
will remain This theatre did not commence the
with the intention Of producing ADJUSTMENTS
and equestrian have been enabled
to draw respectable houses and what Of more import
X. ~ "a: BEEN
By either theatre for some year. p,s, Your e truly
The sss Bell Ringers have arrived in New Orleans
from Havana.
Herr Alexander has nearly finished his engagement
At Charleston, and 10 about to proceed to Savannah.
sgnora Pico has offered, that the amount Of money
pratsd for the school establishment in that city for the
education OF poor girls.
Mr. w. Corbyn. formerly Of this city, has been ap.
pointed agent The Tacon Theatre, in Havana.
The Rsvel family in Havana. and were announced
to commence an engagement on Sunday the 18th inst
Mics Wells that was 10 said to be one Of the most At
trnctive women that ever was upon the stage. wiz
be fscollected that she married Of the Raves She
promises to become favorits danseuse.
The company Of Italians still at the Matanzas and
from the notices before US, we infer that they are not
doing very we'll
Mr.. Templeton has arrived at g. Louis, and taken
rooms at the Planters House. The greatest popularity
attends him throughout the wostern country.
The Keans closed their engagement at Mobile on tie
4th inst. The house was crowded