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DOARD-A large and pleasant room on tho second
DaOor with pantry and bedroom, n required, attached
let either furnished or unfarnshed with board 10 gen
aud hs wife single gsnieman, on reasonable
term. Apply at II Bsekman-st. Reference required
m29 81
ROARD. WANTED. By . gentleman and lady 10 :
enjoyed A location within i've minutes walk from the
City Hall preferred Address o. X q The Tribune once
stating terms &c. References exchanged. u3e 80
BOARD WANTED, bya gentleman and bis wife.
ID Within eight minutes walk from the City Hall Terns
must be moderate References exchanged AdSsss: ~
IDOARDIN(a.-Pissssni apartments TO be iss with
Dboard 10 gentlemen and hoir wives-immediateiy or
from the st o. May next al I'D orchardst Good refer
ences exchanged. m1 ~
DOARDING-Two or three gentlemsn can BE- accom-,
Dmodsled al IS MunsysL No removal on the let q. OF
May. ------!m nv o.
A GENTLEMAN and bic wife or ivo single, gentle.
a %SSsi "a soS Ss y q fP&s .s se
A LADY possessing furniture Is dssitous Of letting y
and receiving her oo . ~, =. r ,scnvs .,sace
mo So
WANTED IMMEDIATELY--Psrnsns bos.a
w for gsniemsn and WIFE, Win infant sna @
so per wees payable monthly Address win mi pssu'
cuiars, D. A. 3. Tribune office. mo ~
TWO GENTIRMKN .it !hsr 1--WE: q 2, Iwo sinSs
6 on partial boarding 10 private family ~ sypyngn
Esat The room: are .. ma
TTyO RE IET-Ons or Two rooms ~ z92 Foarthet nsef
Il Wssbngton. SQUARE with without board MD 3teod-
XCARD TO THE LADIRs.-Niss WILL
M COx will open extensive aesorsnent q nsmons-
II bio French bonnes, 1t ia epEtnga me miro piock
WI on tho north side Of Broadway, Ga Thursdsy me
sr.s dny OF April and particularly invites ladies' Intending
20 purchase 10 call and examine before applying oso
,vhsra Among The assortment II IN enfife new styis,
c.IIed the French lace straw Also very splendid ayie
called The LINED MsckIin Braid, which has hs sppesnes
~ LIN - Neither The The damp bes any eueet
upon his sricls and IL win clean and aref eGsl p new
| mo 81 Il a w - lLLS3z
m SPRING FAsHIONs.-Hais, Bsts-,P gs noe q
s.o sIegsnt dress has ct "a 50 and ~ %, supsfiof
IN s,yIe and nlSh TO In many places ~ nes, nat
ii 81 G. O. Mureh viii be pleased 70 ses hs n''nos %
ms lsa I%s GEORGE r. H. BROWN. - csnaIs
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I,up IpVsT PA1uIY MEDICINE Is DR.

Il Bushe's Vegetable Fils-they are composed ~ Ia
80 o,vn remsdes herbs gad vegetable exHas VI IaIo
excellence and Ofs combustion SO happy mai n1y ISIS
her IN her efforts expel disease ana rss.o,1 .or
Tbag rurfv the blood equazs the circulation eno
he liver Kidneys and other secresory organs 70
tone and action From their tonic propeIes ny ~ az
he eon,eogence Of Of otner purgalvea In aysPep
ala and All bilious affections hey have proved ~
sav oiher medicine. They cleanse the stomscn az 1,,r
zines from all impurities and from tnef s1,s an
give renewed energy 10 the constitution, boIs
ala or retail Al Tho principal Office, No AZ Broadway
laf anf
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Sbinss ano thoughts in europe.

yoresn Correspondence Of The Tribune. No XII.
rrsnce and her Artistic Excellence
The Pictures of Horace Vernet-De
LaRoehe-Leopold Robert-Contrast
between the French and English
schools of Art-The general pPrecia'
tionof Turner'S Pictures-Botanic cal
Models in Wsx-Music-C Concerts at
The Conservatoire' - The Opera
Duprez-.L abba Cher onconi- risi
-P0rsiani-'se mirsmide' as perform
eddy the NewYork and Paris Ope-
rss-Mario-C oletti-G ardi nj ave- r.
tie Operas-The writer's trial Of
the 'Letheon' Its Effects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31

"a. Maxwe for stealing bar Of iron w9s seni 20
,Sa Penissnty for 30 days nr, Frday
charged with stealing sdsny tS SG: sh w attempt HS 70
nest p ponitsnrsry months. Jsae Meco.mss ,O5
n,s.,rg sIa in money and gold Iiass n,ns nd
sses. Nothing else Of interest th's no.H'"e '
~, M Court adjourned until Friday poTn'ns As~'
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<,Y.poxo-,raFR ,IAI,sYsTEM.-we have Just
1870 a fresh supply of Dr. Roses remedies lof
pon bronchitis liver diseases. eyspePsst, me- sa
mstsm ASTHMA, Group, wnoopng ao o. ~ n Rose
a. PSaSsnbs. and for sale a, Philadelphia prices ~
~ r5a a. fUAs n RING, cor Broadway John-sLNI.
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crr.,,sc FROM A HALL.-About month ego'
80 daring thief entered the hall Of house loo ws s,
pstonst Brooklyn and stole thereirO ny,h sSou, $40
eloH., az of W H. Bidwe editor OF ine ~ i or
nS On saturday night the house ., MI Du
IN re- sssu entered and robbed oil TWO o'sf'oSI'
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L,OK sALE-secOnd-hsnd I So~s, sotcs. By
doors, Shelves &c pJ' LOCKE, Builder, u Ann'N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

Iarss Of the State we'll understanding the advantages
which might result that measure, Issued decree,
April % h. 1897 establishing bas, for the coionzsSh
the obligations Of the smpresa,os and Of the colonss
well az the privileges of BOTH and all the details ne
cessary the successful establishment OF the colony
the Immediate government of which was committed to
an agent Inspector with salary OF three thousand
dollars year. and grant Of land in one OF the sections
by the State Az the decree referred author
sed the executive to cede vacant lands to Mexican OF
foreign who applied for them with the pur
pose Of settling them, In the following year 1xo
there granted to Don Francisco Giordan ana MS
associates square leagues Of the vacant lands OF Goa
zacescos be coonixed within the term OF three years
bv 500 families from different countries who were 10
devote themselves particularly to the cultivation OF the
vine olive. and the silk worm.
The agitation into which the public was subsequently
thrown BY the invasion of the spanards under
and the of the cholera the empire
sarios from complying with their engagements and they
solicited a delay Of another three years which was
granted them by the legislature Finally three expedi'
lions were fitted out two of which having the misfortune
to encounter shpwreck only one composed OF french
ecloniss, arrived at Goazacoalcos This one was not
more fortunate in the end than the other two Tor the
coioniss on their arrival separated some Of them e.
tablishing themselves in places different from those
designatsd others emgrating to different states and
dying either from the diseases OF tns coas.. OF
left 1t is certain that the colonists complained OF having
been deceived by the sm1resdrios whom they accused
of violating the terms Of the contracts harmony there
needle in order that the scheme of colonization might
be accomplished and this circumstance, in the end &C.
casoped disse among the empresaros themselves
and them from ;hn Mv
ment which in view Of what had occurred, annuiied
the grant lands made to them and thus was deesed
project which. If prudently managed, would nave pro-
duced hsppy results
This is the country to which our government
has now turned its attention.
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The Weekly Herald.

Our weekly sheet will be ready at ociook
this morning
will contain the highly important news from
Vera Cruz and Buena Vista; the official list OF the
killed and wounded, in the recent battles; the IN
teresting letters from Mr.. and Mrs Bennett the
correspondence between the War Department
ana General Taylor list OF the vessels Of
var and transports in the Gulf; the latest
accounts from New Mexico the details Of the
revolution in Mexico Washington correspond
ence proceedings of the New York State Lee
gi.lature CORES pondsnce from all parts of the
country; full reports Of the New York markets.;
&c, &C., &c.
The illustrations will consist of an accurate
view of the city of Tampico, and a map show
ing the battle ground of Buena Vista, the towns
OF Saltllo Monterey, 30, which will be invalu.
able, at this time, as reference.
Those who purchase our paper in the office
can send it in our mail bags at the old rate Of
postage.
Single copies, 81 cents each.
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The following description of the country snbrac'
ing the above named sthmus II taken from the Msx'

The following is description of the country snbrsc'
ing the above named Ishmus II is taken from the Msxi'
CEN Diayio So
oazacoalcos 10 largo portion of territory belonging
10 the state of Vera Cruz the fertility Of which renders
Il suitable for every Lind Of enterprise, and
for the cultivation ofcocoa and tobacco no TINS
its situation its sides making part OF the coast OF
the Mexican gulf its boundary on the east being the sate
of Tobasco eDd, tina SOUTH that OF OsJaca ana Hs
being watered by numerous and large rivers, among
them the Goszacoalcos and Toneladas, which, flowing
from the skirts of the Cordera the natural boundary
between and Osjaca continue their course TO the sea-
and form entrances or less commodious or
which, they not of great burden, may penetrate the
interior and discharge their cargoes at great dtance
from the coast for the Goazacoalcos particularly 10 ma
the wear In addition this the land being In some parts
soft and liable to be overlooked and provided win nu
merous water sources csnels Of communication may be
opened which will facilitate traffic and give life to indus
try, and commerce with the neghDorng 5tass, whe'ner
in national or foreign produce.
In view of the riches possessed by the territory OF
Goazacoacos, neglected riches which the hand OF man
has yet touched easy to imagine the .neae
come with little cost labor. Covered with dense
forests which furnish timber for building OF every de-
scripon with abundant streams Of water which Ter.
tlize the soil, facilitate transportation, iurnisn wa;er
power for machinery and contribute to subsistence oy
the fish of every kind which they yield situated under
the vivyng skies of the tropics by the pest
nnsua of Yucaan and furnishing other inducements 10
the consdera of enterprisirg and industrious
must become, in time, when civilization smootns me
road Of progress for u.s. when we pay snd bsn
destiny has pronounced thus far to our domesuc Dro
Of the most interesting portions OF the STATE OF
Cruz which nature has destined to represent
territory such oszacoslcos, absolutely destitute
Of population requires in order to render
the aid of colonization and therefore, one OF the legs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

or over a. per cent
The Register Of the Treasury Department has made
certain regulations concerning the United States stocks
We have made liberal extracts from the ocial report
rom the department the large amount Of these stocks
already in the market and about being issued must make
them interesting and important to many.
TnyAsuRy REGULATIONS CONCERNING u. 8. SIocx
All the certca of stock issued BY the United states
will after the frst OF April next be signed by the Kegie
ter Of tho Treasury andmpresd wnn the ~. vrsn
erdsr of the secretary. description OF the existing
loans and Of the denominations Of the certificates issued
for them appended to these rssulsnOns v MS N.
and in the margin Of the oerthcstss, and BY the large
figures In red .. . 49,. s..~
,ahsn 10 cali In all the certificates for sums above two
hundred dollars, In which the amount 10 expressed
writing with the view of having no ceruncates OF .nss
betwesn one hundred dollars and two hundred oouas
No transer will sanctioned for fractional part OIL
one hundred dollars al any los except OF the osn Oh
iea2 where the certificate was originally ISSUED LOT
snch fraction and of the Mexican indemnity loan
Transftrs of Stock
transfers of stock must be made on the oookS Oh
tho Treasury in the registers once sna no1e
ana the 6rst day Of July except the Mexican INDEMNIFY
The certificate BIO transferred, or OF which any
il to be transferred must be produced o. 'ne once o. 'ns
eister OF the Treasury In order that the same may pe
cancelled and that such certificates may Do issued
"a the case may require No certificate can In any
he issued for than one hundred DOLLARS except ID 'ne
To- marty in whose favor certificate was ssued, may
mr. ar in person at the registers ONCE and there
an ssirnuent of the certl6cate any portion OF tns
amount for which 1t was issued, wi'n direouons :" "s
fer tho same to the assignee.
The following form Of q transfer is recommended,
IL. wAia csrtiHcss, Il stock Issued w the Trsa'ur,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

New YeRx, FaiDAv AFTERNOON, APRrL 9
The markets for bresdstuffs continued firm to-day
Our remarks, made time SINCE In reference to pro-
babe time and extent of supplies have thus far been fully
realized We then stated that large additions (unsold
could be made to stock till the opening Of the Erie
canal. The present state Of market confirms
views. Moderate sales of Genesee -four on the spot,
were male at 81 &c. while considerable sales made
TO arrive on the opening river at 81 as Sales
also made for delivery in May and June, at lower rates.
but at an advance on previous engagement The sup
NV of cora was less abundant and prices very Arm
Some yellow the CITY, sold at 90 o. and some to
rive at 9c parcels Of white commanded from 90 to 9lc
The 6rmness in noticed yesterday main
tanned to day. with moderate amount of sales Groce-
ries were steady, though sales were limited
A.Hrs-We have no change to note In prices, and con
tnne to quote pots at 81 SIX 81 9sx and pearls at
So IS.
Rsr.psTuTSs-Smal sales of Gsnesee -four at
81 co. Jersey extra at tho same price; 2oo or 800
dsIverable in May at So 6O0 do 0enesee to arrive
from Albany by the first boat at 81 2e soe and 400 DO
~ in hS S Gens.s ID So the opening q
the river at 81 siH 800 do Michigan d. in the CITY at
s7as 1000 do Wssn n May Csvss nd civ Nils
81; and 1900 do arrival from 3. Jo:erhs At 20 10
| Whsot-The sale of 0enesee made yesterday Drooent
1850 Today the market scansl!y supg,isd' and no
sales Of consequence reported. Corr-The market as
Of 900 bushels northern yellow. deliverable In
is oOOor 300 Northern yellow do. ct sss.; anoue
5000 Jersey white A. so Sortns o Do ys in sSs
c,v ~ the same price and 1000 do sold % 90 cents
.ss. 500 Dbl. .o NV ~ 1 1ss:sy S at
81 7s 600 do at the same price and leo0 90 9Poa me
for Jersey. and S. lax for Brandy wine. Tho Dc;
maud was good, and the market closed WIN an upwaaS
tendency Rye 5000 bushels sold to srrys at ~
cents Oas-we report sales Of 5000 bushels Of jersey
! at AK cents Barley was nominal at Is cents
CorrrE- Small sales of Rio reported al ~ &c
Tho supply continued limited There was no change IN
Java
CArpLEs-sperm were steady at 81 q - cts
CorroN-The sales to-day have been quito small, and
the market well supplied ct our quotations -
| LIyERPooI CLAsaIEI0ATloN.
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Musical.

GRAND Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT OF SACRED
MusIo BROADWAY TABERrAcLE.-To-nght the
Italian opera company give their first grand concert OF
sacred music at the Broadway Tabernacle. This con
cert promises to be tho greatest thing Of the kind to
which the attention of the pubic hes been called during
the present season signoia Pco. sgnor Bar and Sig
nora Benedet Beneventano, SanQuirico, Patti. Martini
and Benefit, with full chorus and Sig Rapettls COM
p!ete orchestra, will not fail to furnish musical enter
tsinment of tho highest order No less than fourteen
pieces will be performed during the evening" may be
By reference to the advertisement in another CO.
lumn.
u C. HILLs GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL is to take place
at the Tabernacle Tuesday evening next Mr. Hill is
about to leave for Europe and this concert Is given in
compliment to him prior to his departure, by the
bers musical societies and others of his friends
The talent engaged for the occasion 10 exceent-Sig
Pico Miss Julia Northsll, ind Misc Jane Andrews OF
Troy together with signors Bepsdett Beneventano,
among the vocals,s, and Sigor Rappeu Herr
Schmitz and Messrs. H. c. Timm, Edward Hodges are
among the instrumental performers.
The last concert Of Herr and Svori at New Orleans
the evening OF the gath ut is represented as having
been brilliant affair.
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FrsH-The market quiet, and We quote cry Goa AZ
So s2K while mackerel continued AIN a. ye'"''
~ ksu.r~aoo boxes lemons sold at 81 So TWAS said
t tSs hsd savance the sale
brought throughout 81 SIX In bunch rai''n' moro
HnMr.~The market continued very bare. and In the
absence of transactions. prices were almost nominal
Mana was held at SEQ per ton ss. Sss Sss s to
great extent, cut OF Before the war It brought Slae
so toni good article mow IN soath street. rS
Gently received specimen Of hemp manu- setule9 from
which wild in tine w.: Ss Of ana easssn
color It was ia the present state Of the Market v-iued
at $3.50 per ton 49,. =. .h.. ,...
MoLAssEs New orleans remained steady at 1901
while Muscovado exhibited no cnange, una no ses W
consequence were reported
NAVAL sroREs-spirts turpsntine was the only ar
tice which continued meet with soles to any extent
and that chiefly for supplying domestic ceasunpson-
Freghts continued still about the shipping point ef
O,Ls-American lnseed was very Arm at &c., at which
further sales made English aimed steady SOC
w. whale remained at &c We report sales Oh '00'
PsovsIoss-The armnsss observed in the market yes.
terday maintained to-day and We report sale, o. sSS
bba old pork at SD 80; prime do was held at Yl9
IS Sa 37k rm and sales OF 90 tee prime was
made at sal So 81 do India mess at so ~ and some lots
of Winchester 90 reported sold at $lA co. LsrdI
The market Grm, but heard of no change worth
reporting Good nsw fresh Butter wa. 10 demand at
| 8lk cts; Cheese steady for Export at 9 cts.
k,csThe sales yesterday and to-day reached 100 tcs'
/
sxrss-A few tiercss Of rough Aaxseed for crushing,
sold $ll 60 there was little or nothing doing IN clover
timothy. ,, ...
of New Orleans and West Indies samples OF which were
offered in the market; but sales uansprsd beyond
supplying retail wants. while prices remained about the
same -. az
sales Of rendered were reported at s%
/ q q cts. .
WHALxponr-The market remained the same, somo
sales Of N. W. were reported at 81 SIX ou
/ WHIsxxy was dull at AK % cents -.
WooL-The market was steady. We report q SAFE Oh
30 bales Buenos Ayres l0c. mos. American Woods
were steady with small sales, without change in prices
Faxisnrs- Rates. though nominaiiy the came, were
rather slack We heard OF few engage mems me lots
offering not large while most OF tbs vessels aIrv
ing previously engaged $500 bushels OF Corn were
engaged after change, to Liverpool at 2sd and ssoo
tierces Of Rice at 16s TO Havre pees were the same
but rather dull.
REAL Estate AT AuorIor.-Lot with buildings there
on on 2Sth st., near 4,h avenue, 20x95 6.... Az
story brick house aud lot Sal 81 25xl0o. IOOo
do do on 2lst st. ncar 81 avenue.. 500
Farm at Flushing, containing 10 acres ........
House and lot 81 West Broadway, 26s5o ..".. s'.oo
House and lot at Manhsttanvilie. l'Aoo
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Mali for EUROPE.

The splendid packet ship, Margaret Evans,
which has been so successful in her passages under
Captain Tinker. will sail this morning. The
clipper ship Rainbow, Captain Benjamin, for
Liverpool, will also sail this morning. They will
take to Europe the recent important intelligence
from Vera Cruz and the Rio Grande Those
DESTROYS of sending the latest news can OBTAIN
copies Of the Daily or Weekly Herald, IN wrap
pers, at the the office.
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Arrivals Of Produce, 6Ses


B.uas H. SuypAM PROM HupsoN-l20 bushels corn g.
Manning: 81 tubs Capt Coleman "a do ~ calves, Capt
Blake IS tubs butter 80 calves Hoyt l7s calves ownr
Is boxes camp squipsge, lot tent poles Capt Wikn q.
s. A % rolls leather, Bishops lot chair stun ssidwmi
Ryersen; So bundles spring steel, lot ship timber,
BARGE RAM'L Lvups FROM HuDssN-6 5000 bushels corn
5000 do OATS barrels rye four 400 bales hay wv Oar
reis ale, Captain .,,
BAHox IsDusrAy FROM OAK HILL-co0o bushels eorn'
1000 do OATS l5s bales hay, 6J do straw, Captain .
SLooP ComEr raoM PouaHKEEPsiE-o2b barrels ale VI
Vassar Co.
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Did.

On Thursday, April LIST, BLAsoIsA MANIA, daugaer OF
Andrew L. and Margaret Fisenhut aged two years four
months snd twelve days,
Tho friends and rele,ves Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral at hr fathers residence
Quarantine L. oD Sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK. Inc
toat leaves Whitehall ut o'clock .
/ In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, suddenly, OF
palsy, Mr. JAMES PKINGLK mari painter, q hatVe Oh
England in the 5eth year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF ms
aonn.law Henry Johnson In Adephi street, near myr
lie avenue on Sunday at hslfpas /. Eia remsns WIN
10 taken to Greenwood csms cry for inssrmens'
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Theat TlcaIS.

PARK THEATRE The sterling tragedy Of Macbeth"
last night presented at the Park Mr.. Forrest play
ing Macbeth, and Mr.. Jameson personating Macduf
Mrs Hunt played Lady Macbeth. We have only room to
say the performance was excellent. Mr.. Forrest ap.
pears TO night as Virginius.
BowsRY CIRcus.-Wc must inform patrons, As
well the public at large, that in addition to the usual
evenings performance there will be a grand perform
this afternoon, there will be every future sa
turday afternoon for the amusement of such persons
whose household or business arrangements do not per-
NIT their after ding in the evening: Mr. Kemp will per.
form ell his great tricks The Dulcimer Band will sing
and play their choruses songs glees, &c. and in addi
ton, the Harlequin farmers Son." larry rantomme
of great merit and which has been received with the
greatest applause, will be PERFORMED we'll In the al
ernoon in the evening These attractions added to
the great equestrian eas Of the company and the
nastc displays Of Mr. Cole render the Bowery Circus
of the most ifno the most interesting place wher
TO spend an afternoon or evening Is worth more than
the price Of admission witness Mr. Sergeant in his
Of changes Mt and Miss Mlddga in Cupid and To-
phyr"
BowERY THEATRE This evening is set apart for the
benefit Of the celebrated Dan Marble, fact which, in
conjunction with the that II is the last
night OF his appearance sufficient to draw large
larger house. than he hes witnessed since he
among this last time We can with all con 1ence,
recommend tho New York public TO visit the Bowery
tonight because Mr. Marble will personsts his best
characters, which are Deuteronomy Dutiful, in the
Wool Dealer" and Sampson Hsrdhead 10 the drama OF
ger has engaged the much admired danssuse Miss
Turnbu and that talented lady will very shortly appear
on the Bowery stages and further that he has in rehear
sal grand spectacle which will shortly be produc ed
and which will undoubtedly have as much success al
any piece that he has yet produced.
The BosToN ADELrn is to be opened on Monday next.
It's said to be beautiful little place and is to be devoted
oght and elegant vaudeville brought forward altoge
Their in the French style The Adelphi said to be one
of the very incest sort Of little eleYances Ii will nc
doubt, become quite pet.
Equestrian perfoI the favorite theatri
cal spectacles at Boston, where they have Rockwell
Co., with Needham, whose Don Quxote is WONDERFUL,
praised, the youthful Nc Farapd, and Ars Gardner A
the Howard Street Circus, Bsdsms Macsrte il perform
ing; and the wonderful horse Bucephalus In said to walt
!