The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-26

| in the great Republic of North America. Theil
gold, their silver, their jewels, their precious
stones, their works Of art, will all emigrate tc
America, and nothing viii be left but thcir empty
vaults, their old churches, their grey palaces, and
their immense and hungry popu alton. Bet till
that time come we must be content, suppose,
with the highest prices for cotton, corn, and pro.
visions generally. Well, be it SO. Every dogha
his day. Time and chance happen to all men.
The sun rises and sets, and we see it when the
man and he knows it not, until he wants wife, a
horse, and segar. AS it is with dogs and little
boys, SO it is with nations, peoples, and tongues.
Mrs. B. and my liule boy, attended by her SER
wants and courier, have just set out for Italy,
where she will be absent few weeks. remain
here to arrange the notes of my European tour, to
write out my sketches and views, and TO transmit
them by the next steamers to New York. have
much to say on every thing, which have not seen
touched upon before by travellers generally. lhave
been over the greater part of Europe, been in all
their principal capitals, have seen and heard
much that is new, odd, and ridiculous. Gener-
ally the people of Europe have no just concep-
ton of the United States Of its mighty destiny
The statesmen, princes, and financiers have
more correct notions. They have the best means
OF intelligence-but they fear our influence, they
hate our institutions, they begin to dread our
power, and they are becoming restless and
fdgtty, like pack of hounds in the presence OF
full grown young lion, who has just finished his
meal and is licking his lips with an easy and good
-, or;e ph,l;v,no haa lingering
feelings of kindness towards the Americans, but
his family has no such sentiment, and don't hesi-
tate to show their dislike, almost bordering on
contempt saw this sentmentin very NAKED
shape at the presentations last January. Inc
Mexican war has increased this dislike and dread
among the higher classes but tho people, the
masses, the mechanics, the men of science and
literature, excepting those who are bought ana
bribed. are all with America, heart, soul, body
and boots. The financial classes are rather hos
tile to the United States, although they make
money by us. The race Of the Rothchilds dis
like America very much.
THE MAcRDoNiAN.-This ship came down the
East River yesterday, in gallant style, lowed by
the steamers Herald and United States. Thou
sands and thousands lined the docks, rigging OF
ships, and the shores cheering her on her course,
and following her with blessings. We learn from
The Commodore that he has received advices OF
2O, 900 bushels of corn at Albany, and we have
seen letter from Boston to a gentleman in this
city, by which it is now certain that the Macedo-
Man will receive full cargo from our enterpris-
ing commercial rival. The opening OF the river
will, we hope, save the city from the stigma OF
defeat in this great struggle for the palm Of mer.
CIV. The ship looks like "leviathan afoat," as
she laws at pier No. 4, North River, and we can
not but compliment Com. De Kay for the energy
and perseverance he has displayed in procuring
her for this purpose. We are told he considers
his present command, though only single mer-
chairman, more honorable than whole feet of
men.of-war, for the purpose Of destroying life.
LATE FROM HAYTi.-By the schooner Mary
Ellen, from Gonaives, we have additional intel
ligence from Hayt The Mary Ellen left Go
naives on the Sd inst, on which day Capt. Smith
states one of the old generals was elected fresi-
dent. Capt. 8. does not remember the name OF
the new incumbent, but states that there was
much rejoicing when the result was made known.
Thsatricals.
PAax THEATRE Mr.. Forrest had very large and
fashionable attendance at the Park last evening, to wit
ness his personaon of the character Of Damon in the
play damon and Pythias" OF course his acting gsvs
general satisfaction and loudly applauded through
out He will appear this evening In the tragedy Of
aKng Lear" All who desire to witness this ehaste and
classical actor in of his best and most finished
nes OF his engas ement II is agreeable treat after
the tolls of the day. to actor Of merit and accom-
Inn n
perform. Such actor il Mr. Forrest The comedy Of
"ls She IL Womsn7" will be added to King Lear" this
evening.
Bowrar THrAraE.-That celebrated and popular ira.
gedian, Mr. g. Conner, will take benefit at the Bow.
cry theatre this evenings and for the purpose Of leaving
his friends a. we'll the public generally without an
excuse for not attending, he has put forth bill that
will him benefit worth having. The much I'D.
mred drama called Margaret Of Burgundy" sd,P s
expressly for MIR. Conner the Scotch drama, Wal
lace the Hero of Scotland" and the favorie piece
Paul Jones' or the Hero of the German Ocean, will
opportunity which the patrons Of this establishment now
iss,: 70 ali 'Ss Old SBowsry, large and oapsoiou'
though it
BowrRY Cuncus.-If there never was jam in the
Bowery Circus there will assuredly be one this evening"
because the receipts apart for the benefit Of the
Widow Downie and also because there will be sPien
did cup presented from the ring to the author o. me Cs
the opening In addition to the which these
attractions hold forth for the public tn: whee Of the
perform some Of their richest and most extraordinary
es in equeArianism &c, and the Dulcimer Band Will
play variety Of their negro melodies.
Mr.. Murdoch and Miss Logan appeared at the Louis.
vile Theatre Friday evening last in the Lady OF
Lyons" Mr.. Henkins was playing at the same house.
The Albanians have Dan Marble, Mr.. Warren and Miss
st. Clair the Museum and Mile. Dinner al the Odeon
Rockwell & Co.'S excellent company Of Equestrans
and Gymnastc performers still at the Sudbury Street
Circus Boston. where they draw large audiences
Barney williams, the Irish comedian. has been draw
ing full houses Of Louisville and Cincinnati and 10 now
Ia Pittsburgh We wish him success.
Musical.
ITALIAN OPERA To night the beautiful opera Of
Linda d Chamounix" will be presented, in which both
Pico and Bar sing There uiet sort of charm about
Linda something that pleases exceedingly without