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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-14
Tlleatric0is.

PARK THEArRr.-Mr. Anderson appears tonight in
Claude Melnotts in the Lady Of Lyopsn. No psy Is
often sotsd ON boards has attained 10 great
popularity THtush not FREQ from faults nor bear
Ing SO high stamp OF intellectual excellence many
Of Bulwers productions abounds in striking scenes
and possessesa thrilling interest. Mr. Anderson i'm
parts to these their full cfeeE Tue glowing ps.
sion oflove is well depicted by hm-the highly magi-
native language the fervent feeling the ouporings Of
strnss. Of secton tbs sna nsrsd Inc
the subdued pride the feelings OF litter reorse the
sense Of and wrong the high resolve al
which the poat designed In embodied in his acting and
invested with the attributes of reality and truth VIII
all its freshness and warmth Of coloring with all Its
vivid CONCEPTIONS with all its force Of expression with
all its depth of feeling it is presented with the magic
hues of life and nature and breathss throughout the
very spirit Of the author-of one who has sounded the
depths Of the human heart aud than any other
perhaps, stirred up its energies aud reused its latent
passions 1t s asa whole performance Of great pow
" and interest, and in its kind Of SURPRISING excel
leuce &c. 49, = ..,,. a .....'I 80
BowEnr THEArhr,-This is the last evening Of MIR
Murdoch engagement, and also tina evening set apart
for his benefit That great actor will appear the
cason - Charles in the comedy Of "The Elder
Brother" and Rolla in the tragedy Of Pizarron 1t
Is useless to any thing in favor Of this bt speaks
for itself The which Mr. Murdoch has met with
1T the Bowery Is very fattering to him, aud exhibits
the favorable estimate which his countrymen have OF
his great histronio talent He ia firmly liked in their
thas he Ia an American. 'l y "a - = 81
ALEnAsogR, TnE MAcicIAN.-This gentleman can
most cnectually turn black into white, any person
who witnesses his tricks verify. Would it not DO
well for the abolitionts who exertng themselves TO
so little purpose to achieve the emancipation Of the
blacks to employ this great magician, who in second
can convert them into white men, We recommend
them to see him this evening, in the Minerva
Cav. TON THUMB Ia holding .levess in Philadelphia
On Tuesday night it is said that at least thousand
persons in attendance .., -
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TIE GREAT RoBBERY.-Thcrc has been quite
an excitement within day or two in this city,
relative to the reported robbery of Mr.. Keep, Of
$36,O00. lie has transacted considerable bust
ness for some of our city houses, who may, per.
haps, feel anxious about him.
1t has been the business of Mr.. Keep, for some
three or four years past, to travel as a broker,
collecting at Ogdensbprg, -New, York, Canada
fande, Gank no,es) and preseA.s' them about
once month at the banka In Kingston, Port
Hope, Coburg, Toronto, and Hamilton, for re-
demption. in specie, or drafts en- New Yorkaeity
Thus engaged it was supposed that he had. a
good deal ofmonsy. We learn. by atelearaphic
report to a friend, that Mr. Keep left his wife at
Kingston, c. W., while he went to- Toronto. In
his absence she visited some friends, and, while
ON one Of her visits, her trunk at the hotel was
broken open, and robbed Of clothing. She had
taken the precaution to carry the money with
her, and thus the robbers were baffled. We
learn that the rascals have since been captured,
and the clothing recovered. :sa,. r.. 49,.
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Musical.


THI ,IrALIAs 4OrERAt-To.night the company at
Palmos, arc to give vcrdis brilliant opera Of Il LonI
bar The patrons Of the opera will be pleased TO learn
that Bar is far recovered to be able 70 sing AZ
LombardP splendid production, and is produced by
the management ut Palmo's in manner tina reflects
the highest credit upon them the artists en-
ployed Theopenng is the most beautiful scenic
display Of IT'S kind ever brought out here and the abieaux
all through Of the highest order OF excellence This
Will be the thirteenth night ofths second season. only
nights therefore remain for musical friends
patronze this company Next month Signors Sanqurco
and Patti will goou to Italy md engages SUFFICIENT
ruses and all things complete. sgaorina Amelia Patti,
half sister to Barills will probably out prima
also be re.y to appear in November at which time the
Opera House in Aston Place Ia to be ready for
II Is according to contract to have 1000 comfortably
cushioned seats and viii be conveniently arranged
cctding to tho most approved models Our friends,
sfgnors g. and r. have shown by their comparatively
small enterprise Mt Palmos during the past winter that
they possess the necessary confidence in tho New York
public to make the requisite investment and hope and
believe that in their undertaking they win be better
rewarded than they have been in the last
p. S-Sinse writing the above, informed that
Bcr will not BIO able to appear therefore the perform
anec tonight will be y" 'Lombnrd LIST scene, LIST act
introduction chorus and aria Beneyentaho Is scene
I'd act introducton. chorus and aria, Benedett; I'd
scene ID act Romance Of the Hormcn chorus and due
Bcneventano and Patti ID act Of Barber Of Ssvile
= Tmr seI,s BELL RrsoEss.--Thess talented artists
s ring their changes much TO the amusement aud ad-
inrstion Of all who hear them Theysre here two
longer than the period which they intended yet the de-
sire hear them Is ong 1t the FIRST night OF
their appearance. Our friends from the country who
in the city attending the anniversaries have an op
portunty OF seeing what, perhaps they viii never be
able 10 again, and hear the most delicious music
from common hand bells. t.-.i .s.t,f
'cnnnrr's MissrntLs.-Only two nights remain
Of Che time when these MINISTRIES will be obliged Leave
this city ana perform tho engagements they have en-
tered into in other cities Their concerts arc very
amusing well attended They pcrfor IN this eyc-
ming in Mechanics Hall
SACRED McDc sooiEry.--This evening, win take
place at the r4berpacc, the grand oratorio OF the
Creation Tina Sacred sIusic Society to perform
H. and when THAI fact is mentioned, and that the d.
rccon Of the piece is in ic hands Of Mr. Chubb,
readers will once be sati>aad thatthc
will be OF ordisery cil!brc. The 1abcrnaele has
been occupied all the week by the various sous
nyersarcs, and we imagine more fitting wind up
to the whole than this oratorio
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TheQtrlcala.

BowERY THEArRE.--It will be from advertis-
ing columns under the head Of amusements that Mr. j.
Wadron the urbane and gentlemanly treasurer Of tho
Bowery Theatre, takes benefit at that establishment
this evening The bill Of fare which he offers is highly
attractive and entertaining The entertainments Of tho
evening will with the tragedy of Brutus; or
The Fall of Tarquin' in which Mr.. Marshall, Miss
Wemyss, aud Mr. McCutcheon, will take the principal
that of the Lottery Ticket" The entire strength Of
the company will be brought into operation in the
raj pieces enumerated aud rich treat will thus be
cured to the audience. Mr. Wadron, in his situation,
il bland and gentl manly to every patron-he 10 well
known as a highly respectable, upright man. and
mark commensurate to his demeanor and conduct in
the situation he fills We have doubt that his friends
will rally around him on CHS occasion.
CASTLE GARpEN-The proprietors of this establish
mcnt actively engaged in forming the best dramatic
company in this city. They have already selected
number of the leading comedians and the stage
agement will be under the direction of Mr. Baker stage
manager at the Olympic for the last two years With
Walcott, Holland Miss Clarke, and many other eminent
members of the drama French and Heiser may calculate
upon the most respectable patronage Munck's Brass
Band continue, every evening" to delight the visters
with the music Of Strauss Haydn Donzetti and Rossin
Mrs. Mitchell, wife Of the manager of the Olympic
theatre is about to leave this city for Europe. She
goes out in the Constitution, Monday next Mrs.
MS voyage ia made for the double purpose of recruit
ing her health which has become somewhat impaired
by constant attendance upon her husband during his
illness, and of transacting business the other
side Of the Atlantic.
Mr. Walack Is about play ing engagement at the
theatre in Hamilton, Canada
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City Intelligence.

THE WEArHER.-The Thermometer stood at 81 de-
grees in parts of this city, yesterday at o'clock.
FIaE.-A fire boke out yesterday morning at Ave
O'clock at l3 Carmine street. The house nearly
destroyed The lower part Of the premises was occup
ed dry goods stores belonging to Archibald and
The fire communicated to II Beccker street. the roof
Of which burnt; some OF the adjoining premises
were also damaged The OF the fire IL attributed
accident The fire companies and police ala effective
service on the occasion.
DyATu FROM IrTEMPERANcE.-Coroner Walters was
vesterdav called to hold inquest at No 5O6A Green
wich street. upon the body OF Catharine Woods native
disease arising from intemperance. Verdict accord
lngly.
DEATH ny DnowNIre.-The coroner called to hold
an ipoues at the third district police station house.
upon the body of Edward Carey, native of Ireland,
ae-d thirty years. who to his death by falling
into tho dock ut the foot of Courandt while in
toxicated. The jury found a verdict accordingly
DExH ~ DRowNiNe.-The coroner held an inquest
at No "A Thomas street. yesterday upon the body Of
VIM Tate native of Ireland aged g., fell into the
dock ut the foot Of Barclay street. in to
jump board the steamboat Troy Verdict accidental
drowning.
AccIDErr-An accident occurred yesterday to Thorn
Stewart who. while employed in Vanhook's panery
In Bank street, caught in the belt by which his
seriously fractured. He removed in n precarious
state to the City Hospital.
ILEMieRANrs.-There arrived yesterday by the brig
Wilhelm, from Antwerp, Schultz master, i34; by the
brig Victor from Dublin, Clark master llOin ui 244.
DEATH FROM PARALysrs.-Thc Coroner was called
yesterday to hold inquest at No 90 Carmine street.
upon The body OF Rebecca Paristn n native Of New
York, aged 81 years who her death by disease
arising from paralysis, Verdict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-19

The consumption IN tko present year SHOWING an III
crease of than fifty per cent upon that of 1876
Grain, &c-The trade which, for obvious reasons has
excited by far the deepest interest in the present year
has been that of grain. We able now, by the
counts before to compare the quantities imported In
the year with the two last years. but the great
lies in the way in which the quantities thus imported
have passed into and which these accounts
do not exactly enable to show, from the fact that IN
the present year. there being duty chargeable upon
grain entry has been made Of the quantities entered
for consumption distinctive from the quantities import
ed may however generally be stated that the guam
titles in the year represent those taken
for consumption If deduct from them the quantities
reexported for while last year the imports OF grain
and flour during the first six months, accumulated in
the warehouses the present year they have passed in
to consumption as rapidly as they have come in The
following is the comparison of the quantities imported
GRAIN, &c.-lMroRrEp. JANUARY5 TO APklL s..
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In Manchester, although a large business has not
been done, there has been decided Improvement,
pecally during the past week Spinners and manuac-
turers hold firmly for advanced rates which have been
only partially obtained and not extent equivalent
to the rise in the raw material.
MUsGROvE VANCE, Cotton Brokers.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET, May 2l.-The market
this week has assumed regular and steady aspect
and the demand though not very active has been suf
cient to absorb the quantity for sale and to in
duce more confidence amongst holders the pressure
being greatly removed prices have recovered American
description of fair quality to-day being placed d high
than Friday last the advance being irregular say
without change, but steady than before Specula
tsrs have taken 1850 bales of American and
6410 bales OF American 500 Surat, and 500 Pernams.
The sales to-day about 1000 bales Of all kinds.
VIM CLARE SONS.
MAY 2s.-We have had a active demand this
week. and there has been progressive advance in the
price Of American descriptions which to-day by the
official declaration of the Brokers' Association placed
q higher than Friday last for fair quality Surats
q dearer and Pernanis, owing to the operations
for export higher other Brazis though somewhat
dearer, the whole have gone of irregularly Egyp
tan and Sea Island steady at last weeks
The market has taken its tone from apparent
ameoration in money matters, fall in the price of
breadstufs, and hope that the fine weather which
previously entertained to continued and proracted
scarcity Of the latter of such vital all int
rests-therefore, whilst this position supported the
decrease in the consumption though 1t has and is still
calculated to check the advance not looked
gether sufficient to counterfeit the evidently insufficient
supply Of the material which to expect the
truth of short crop is confirmed Spectators have ia
1870 American 80 Surat and 93e Pernams To-day
sales, 5000 bales of all kinds
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Large supplies, available in like manner for ST. Peters
have also arrived at other place above Rybnsk
suSsAnciry OF Cons AnRoAp--The .7ustrian Obse,rer
@ decree Professionally prohibiting the exporta
"V" 'i gram, and aimsntsry substances generally
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WIN. CLARE SONS.
JUNE 3.-The market has been quiet during the two
last days and prices little lowered Yesterday 5000
bags were Sold 1000 being taken for export and pecu
aton To-day 1000 bags sold 1000 being taken for
export and on speculation. Arrived since Friday four
vessels from the United States and one from Bombay.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, June 3, Isi7- Ashes have had
duh sale, and are moved with difficulty at quota
tons. Bacon continues to meet fair demand at full
prices for superior parcels The quantity Of western
cure has proved very irregular, and sold accordingly
Bark, Quercitron-No transactions Of moment. Oak
bark has declined In value "a los ton having been
accepted for fair Flemish Beef has met steady de
mand and with light imports the present tendency Of
the market IL upward Beeswax dull and sales only In
retail Butter-Supplies limited to Irish, and the de-
mand brisk with 92s to Gas the top quotations for best
brands Of such Grease Butter Ia much wanted Bones
grinding qualities not very saeable at quota
tons Cutters enquired Tor Cheese has passed of
the market and the season for American may be con
sidered over Full prices have been had according to
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nENr PRIcE, on AMERIcAN COTTON THI, DATE.

This week the demand continues fair and on Satur-
day and Monday last the lower qualities Of cotton
manded rather higher prices but there has been since
better supply offered and the market closes quietly
Fridays quotations The sales have been follows:
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Total. ............ 28T5 1888 1861
Butter and Cheese-The increase in the importation
and consumption of these articles is striking in
the last three months than at any former time The
following Is the comparison
IMPORTED AND Dury PAID, JAMS TO AgRn5
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PARTICULARS or THIS WEEKS SALES.

Total Of American. .. :. al, 800
WIN CLARE & son
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From Rostock we have no advices this week. but let.
Of 81 then to Dos per
free board for qualities weighing only 90 ID BUSH
ell Rye had been and still continued In great request
for the Interior and prices corresponding with TBS per
quarter had been paid for the article The transactions
in wheat had not been much Importance owing in the
rst place to the scanty nature of the stock and fur
Their to the extreme high prices asked The weather
had been cold for the season. still there
plants of the appearance of the growing crops.
At Hamburg much less effect appears to have been
produced on the market by the dull English accounts
the complete exhaustion Of the stocks the spot and
the continued demand IRON the interior having given
confidence to the sellers The rmness of the latter had
been further increased by the from Sweden, stat
ing that the government had deter prohibit the
export OF all kinds grain except wheat Buyers had
generally acted with much caution, but their wants
being pressing Gas per quarter had been paid for
wheat in retail and equally high rates for rye, barley
and oats
In the French markets very marked alteration ap-
pears to have occurred in quotations At Paris Thurs
day the wheat trade quiet but there decline
The accounts from Havre Of similar character and
the only thing worthy Of notice in the intelligence from
the latter place is that there still buyers Of -four
for delivery in June at high prices which would appear
to indicate that public opinion continued in favor of
rise during the summer months.
At Marseilcs, the 2lst of May, holders of wheat
rather anxious TO realize Polish Odessa on the
spot was worth only 6as per quarter and for delivery in
June, 6es per quarter
From Leghorn our advces are Of the 10th of May the
wheat trade then decidedly dull and Egyptian was
ebtanable at about 36s to 37s quarter srianopo
and other good qualities the spot held equal
s4s to 5ss per quarter free on board but there were
July at SOS to 59s per quarter.
Adviccs from st Petersburgh, received this morning
indicate henceforth supply Of grain 10 the south Of
Europe which will be regulate only by the number of
vessels In the ST. Petcrsburgh market alone the pur
chases for expectation TO the present time
less than 100000 chetwerts but" it Is observed
the riddle how is it to be shipped!n The navigation
Is established the Favoure from London, and the
Rob Roy, from Hull doth steamers having been among
the first arrivals The grain market continues extreme
ly active, and hemp and talow without alteration
Exchange was shade natter, the quotation being 49,
II. l6d to 36Md
statement just received from Russia, of the amount
Of various kinds Of grain brought from the interior this
year to Rybnsk large depot the right bank Of the
Voga preparatory to the opening Of the navigation
gives the WHOLE striking indication of increas
supplies compared with 1916 or rye and rye meal
the quantity somewhat less, but regards wheat and
oats the additional quantities remarkable =
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letter from Munich Of the 2oth ut In the Jugs
burgh oazstfe, -: We learn that the King of Ba.
vsria has just laid down the basis OF future
upon the broadcast and most liberal scale Henceforth
the administration Of justice will be separate from the
Political government The inhabitants in state
enthusiasm from this Gaignani
Prince Jerome Bonaparte nephew Of Napoleon, lately
died at Florence from disease Of the spine His physi
clan at FIRST hopes Of recovery II the prince
usea the waters Of Verna in the Pyrenees but the
French Government refused permission for the prince to
enter the French territory.
ssporN Death or THE Rev. DR. CHALmERs-A very
great sensation was created yesterday throughout the
cley the intelligence Of the sudden death of DR. Chal
ne mad Intended yesterday to present the report
vi ens Cohegs committee to the Assembly which had
~" orsrn up by Professors Cunningham and McDou-
g@u. pssg oesrous to the latter gentleman with
ne Oh making some slight alteration in the report
mr. mcDougan called upon him for that purpose about
CLOCK yesterday morning, but was Informed that Dir
Snaims,s was IN PED, and had rung his bell Being
eeyona MS usual VINE the then 10 ss
if any thing was wrong; on entering he W sec
perceived the doctor in reclining position in hd a
and the body quite cold indicating that life ia ueau
time extinct The Immediate cause ~ 10 peen
Is said to have been apoplexy the bursting or W
vessel In the head lie was In his Goth or 70tbve,r ~
had been in the ministry about 10 ,b,sI
sddvsrfsssy, June /.
PIRATEs THE MEpITERRArEAs-Severa p,ratica,
vessels reported to have made their In
tho Archipelago and the coast Of Greece and the
British authorities at the onisu Islands have consequent
ly ordered two gunboas to DO fitted for the purpose Of
vrstseting Epglish traders from their depredatiens
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The Cheapest Store In Tho Clty.
b. HILLS has just received choice supply Of useful
d and fancy goods, consisting Of .tHr
Brass and wood clocks
Looking glasses and plates, all sizes
Transparent window shades
Sweeping DUST scrub and other brushes
Wooden spoons, ladies' butter prints, lemon squec-
zers, rolling pins, clothes pins, washboards, &c.
knives scissors, and razors
Razor strops, brushes, and soap
Violin strings, vioins, accordeons harmonlcans, and
jewsharps
Wreath, polka and all other tuck and side combs
Buffalo. ivory, and horn dressing combs
Ivory hne combs, all qualities
Hair, tooth, nail, and comb brushes
PiayinY cards, backgammon boards, choss mon
Smith q Sons superior needles
Gut and twisted silk fringes, wide gmps
Fancy buttons, velvet ribands
Sewing silk, spool cotton, hooks and eyes
WhalebOne and other trimmings
Hair braids, curs Zephyr worsted
Worsted coats, caps, comforts, Gloves Sc.
Fine, fancy, and common baskets
Steel beads and clasps
Spool and stick silk, l.ubins and other
OILS, marrow and bandoine, for the hair
Fine French fancy soaps
And variety OF fancy articles and toys for children, and
numerous other goods.
My being two-thrds less than the other side Of
the avenue, enables offer great Inducements ppr-
chasers. word to the wise sufficient" trial IL all
that required convince tho public that this 10 the place
Tor bargains.
South side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets.
Oct B-dlwNw2m