The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-05
Theatr1oals.


ing the Park for the benefit Of Mrs seguin- This IL
the last appearance but of the seguin troupe, and
we doubt not q fashionable and crowded house will be
in attendance The opera contains some delicious music
and when performed some months ago very success
full Mona Collinet gentleman of considerable must
cal celebrity viii make his debut this OCCASION and
perform air and brilliant variations by Maysedsr,
the fageoet. The evenings entertainment concludes
with the capital farce Of Done Brown
BowERY THEArRH-Ths bill Of tonight at this estab
lishrnent, presents q happy combination Of tragedy,
comedy and melodrama, and the receipts to be a
propratsd to the benefit of Mr. J. r. Scott Of the
most popular and versatile members of the profession,
that city boast Knowles tragedy Of
viginius" in which Mr. Scott psrsonates the Roman
father most faithfully, is to be produced after which,
Cony and Blanchard announced to appear in the
melodrsma of The Murder the Cliff !" the perfor
mances concluding with the Review, the Ways Of
Windsor Mr.. Scott to appear Looney McTwolter,
a gintsman Of Irish DESCENT" Tomorrow night Mr..
N H. Bannister, very particularly known the author
OF Putnam (Which realized than twenty thousand
dollars to the former management Of the Bowery and
perhaes ran greater number OF nights consecutively
and to fuller and crowded houses than any other
play previously presented Ia either the old or
world) is to receive voluntary and gratuitous be-
neht at the hands Of MIR. jackson. Banniser will have
full and crowded house. and the manager will long be
faithfully remembered for this mark Of &C.
nerosity Putnam" Is to be played, in which he will
for the first and only time appear az General Putnam
Christian Huber. the distinguished violoncellst,
makes his first appearance in Philadelphia this evening
ceived end rapturousy applauded when in this city,
and we doubt not he will create great sensation the
musical and fashionable circles of Philadelphia.
LATE PROM Rio JANIERo AND BtENos AYREs-
BY the barque Anahuac, Captain Huttleson, we have
received papers from Rio Janeiro to the 18th OF No
vember ult. The Emperor, it appears, Is still on
his journey through the provinces, and, as it is
stated in these papers, is everywhere received by
the people with demonstrations of the greatest en-
thusiasm.
There Is nothing important from Buenos Ayres.
Some complaints are made of an act of violence,
said 10 have been committed against the Brazilian
ship the Olnda, bv the commanders Of the block
aiding squadron, against which the captain entered
his protest 1t seems he was forced to quit the port
of Buenos Ayres, and anchor within the line of the
blockading squadron. The editor of the Rio Jour-
nal of Commerce, gives this account, on private in
formation, and processes to abstain from comments
waiting till the information be confirmed.
BY accounts from Buenos Ayres, it appears that
President Rosas issued an order on the 18th Octo-
Der, putting stop to any further payments to be
made of the interest Of the public debt, due the
English creditors of the Argentine Republic. This
order was unanimously confirmed by the Chamber
of Representatives, to whom it had been submitted
for their confirmation. Don Miguel Garcia, Presi-
dent of the Chamber, communicate the appreciation
OF the House to this measure, in letter, in which
he inveighs strongly and theoretically against the
conduct of the English and French ministers,
and enters into justification Of this official repu-
diation or rather suspension, as it is called, mas
much is ordered that the payment be suspended
SO long as the blockade is continued. The amount
of this payment is stated to have been 6OOOO,
which 1t appears, was paid monthly. This will be
a serious inconvenience to the holders Of Argentine
scrip, and just rebuke Of foreign interference.
The loan OF which the interest Is now stopped, is
that which was made in London in 1924 The
blockade is declared In this document to be gross
and shameful nfraction of the rights of the people,
and breach Of the usual forms OF comfy usual
among civilized nations.
General Orlbe, it appears, in consequence Of the
violent conduct of the English and French minis
tons residing in the country, to be conveyed pr-
into the interior and their goods to be cons-
Gated, excepting such as were willing to sign q
declaration of allegiance to the Argentine govern
the sending OF several flags OF truce from the fleet
to.the shore, and frequent interchange Of messen
gers, which gave rise to hopes among tine populace
Of peaceable adjustment of the war, until the
cause was afterwards ascertained President Rosas,
on being appealed to to resclnd the orders of Orbe,
refused to interfere and they have been accordingly
carried into execution.
VERY LATE PROM JAMAIcA-We have received,
by the Milton, Capt. Murphy, from Kingston, ad-
vices thence to the 10th ut. inclusive.
Our files of papers contain no important intelli-
gence.
The following is all we can find that is of interests
From the Kingston Journal, Dec. 81
Tho railway between this and Spanish Town has been
running since its opening with the greatest and
safety taking several occasions upwards Of 1000 pas
senge per day, and yielding proporionally large
turns
As consequence of the opening of tho railway, an
Omnibus company has been projected for carrying pas
senssrs through the city There every likelihood of
its success and anticipate seeing it in full operation
in short time.
The Legislature has progressed steadily and rapidly
with its business and anticipated that the sessions
will be shortly brought to end The greatest har.
mony has prevailed between its several branches and
many important laws have been passed.
the day have considerably abaed while the nights
cool and pleasant
were making money at the theatre.
KiSesror Cam) MARkxrs, Dec 10. ls48.-The mar
ton. aud getting scarce Corn is sold at $l75 per
bushel Flour $3.50 Rice meal and bread are in good
demand.
GRAND FLARE-ur in WALL STREET AMONG the BRo-
KERs.-Last falls corner" was made by several Of
Norwich and Worcester Railroad, and several of
the wealthiest hears" lost and paid several hum
dred thousand dollars, and many Of the small bears
lost their seats at the Board, as they could not per-
form their contracts.
A few weeks ago, the "bulIs" in the Norwich
stock became "bears' in the Erie Railroad stock,
and the "bears" in the Norwich stock, became
!" bulls" in the Erie stock.
The "buls' in the Erie stock, in CO operation
with Hoboken Meadows and the sUnion Club" Of
this city, have completely comered the parties who
conered them in the Norwich stock, AZ they are in
possession OF all the stock IN the market, and the
bears are very Short that it is estimated that
their losses will be S2O0OOO
On Saturday one Of them had to deliver to the
broker Of the cornering clique 900 shares, and as
he was unable to buy the stock, he offered to de-
liver bonds convertible into stock, in fulfment of
his contract which was refused AT the second
Board, there was great excitement, in consequence
OF the broker of the cornerng clique, purchasing
1000 shares OF stock tor account Of somebody under
the rule Of the board, which authorizes the secre-
taiy TO purchase on account OF those who fail to
make their deliveries before half past two o'clock.
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