The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-19

dersd the proceedings to ba discontinued
MIR wilson the popular vocalist has closed his season
rba Ethiopian s-renaders appeared in their natural
color at their farewell performance They had few
laws previous performed before the Queen Prince Al
BERT and the Duchefs of Kent
That great actor Bouhe, commenced an engagement
ut the French Thsstre London in two Of his fsvore
char.ctsrs-Mchael Perrin in the piece Of that name
and NJ. Girard In Les Yieur Peehss.
Mrs Nisbett was playing engagement at the Hay
market when the steamer sailed.
The attn OF the Philharmonic Concerts wss
brought to close with great briliancy, the Hanover
Rooms being crowded to Mozart's noble sym.
phouy deoom mated was splsndidly performed
by the band under the direction Of Signor Costa FIRST
Violin, Mr. T. Cooke.
at Northampton, Stamford Grantham, Boston Lincoln
Leicester Worcester, &C., with their wonted
Their performances AT the Bath and Bristol theatres
were crowded.
On the repeated solicitations Of NJ Andre Douizetti
the representative in Paris of the family of NJ Gaetano
Donizett Monsieur le Prefect dc Police has
the removal OF the celebrated invade from the mason
de sante vry where he has been confined since the
mouth Of February, lsi5 to Paris where he viii remain
with his nephew.
The Keelevs are engaged at the Haymarket They
are however to make provincial tour lefoIe making
their appearance under Webster's banner .ney we're
to plnv at Yarmouth the l2h Of July when the thea
ire there open under the management OF MT "a
venport
Mr. Harvey Tuckett sailed In the Patrick Henry for
New York 23d June
Mr. Creswck has been engaged ut the Haymarket and
will max. his appearance there in the after season.
Mrs Eitzwism has commenced most successful en-
gagemsnt Glasgow She proceeds from thence to Car
Isle Manchester aud Leicester
The Margate theatre under the direction Of Mr. T
Do~ton "a nephew Of the Dowton) will its portals
early in the ensuing moath Sir +. Bulwer Lyttons
cessul play Of the Lady Of Lyons will be produced
the first nigh.
1t has been finally settled that Charles Mathews and
Madame Vestris to have the Lyceum theatre They
have for past making extensive engage
ments and have succeeded In picking up some good
lots at other houses Amongst the principals Of those
IN he arg MIR Rnc keto frnun fha
market Mrs. Stirling and Mr. CRANKY from the
Princess's, Mrs Fitzwillam and MIR. srlby from the
Pucesss Mr. Basil Baker from the Liverpool and Dub
lin theatres WILL 1t 10 reported, make his first appear
Leigh Murray, slr. Emery. Mr. Bellipghsm, and som.
other OF the Lyceum corps remain urdrr the
agsment. Mr. Wigan, the best Frenchman upon the
stage since Morris Barnett quilted it, goes from this
house to the Haymarket theatre
Mr. Maddox, of the Princess's Theatre and Mr..
Knowles OF The Theatre Royal Manchester have enter
ed into engagement with Jenny Lind perform four
nights che close of the Italian Opera sesson-ons
night at Birm ugham one night at Liverpool and two
nights at for which she is ceive $40
MIR. naddsx has secured the services of Mr. Macresdy
for three to perform ut the rncesss Theatre IL
months in the course Of that period.
When the steamer left arrangements were concluded
70 giving four theatrca performances for the benefit Of
Mr. Leigh Hunt two In London, and one In Liverpool
and Manchester.
Fanny Ellsler appeared recently at the Royal Italian
Opera aud danced mnuet with Baderna.
miscellaneous
1t is confidently stated that the session of Par
lament viii be brought to close about the 23d
OF July aud that Parliament will DO dissolved the day
after propagation
The general impression prevails that when the new
Parliament shall assemble in October for brief session
before Christmas is expected the relative strength
Of parties In the House Of Commons will remain about
the same ~ at present.
The treaty of commerce between her Britannia Ma.
jesty and the Grand Duke Of Tuscany, signed Flo
the 9th April ls47 has just been published
The Belgian Association for Promoting Free Trade
have invited the statistical and economical enQurers
Europe to assemble in Congress- at Brussels 18th
September next.
The King and Queen Of the Begians attended by the
Lady in Waiting on her Maje.ty Major dc Moerksrke
and DR. Carswel have arrived 10 England visit to
the Queen and Prince Albert
In the late debate the Irish railway Mr. Shiel took
sns MN an
hie closed his address smdst the general applause of
the House.
This Swift seriand, American line of packet ship has
arrived ut spithead Amongst her passengers MIR
sud Mrs Charles Keau. the celebrated tragedans, who
landed at Quebec and thence to their seat
ut Key Dell, near Portsmouth.
Captain Matthews, SO long and honorably known
the commander Of the steamship Great Western, as
sumes the command Of the ship Catherine, which is
about to sail frsm London for Alden and Bombay.
Nav REGULATIONS WEsr INDIA STEAM
PAcXErs-fhe Lords Commissioners of he Admiralty
have informed the above that they had resolved
Southampton and New Orleans This arrangement is
to come into operation the I'd Of October The
Southern States of America particularly those border
ing the Gulf Of Mexico and the Mississippi trans
Of agencies as heretofore in New York and Boston In
order to complete the regulations 1t will be
sary In the Of the present year. to establish
the Atlantic several additional steamers which, in
junction with those already existing may be classified
follows:Cunard Steamers u week, from Liver
pool to Boston and New York. The New Orleans line
above alluded to, month, from Southampton to
Cat Island Harbor the mouth of the Mississippi
West India steamers once a month from southampton
vi Berm AM n M ut vi Harh New
American line Of steamers, from New York South
nmpton and Bremen French government line, between
daloupe, and Martinique Ditto between Bordeaux and
the Havana. Ditto, between Havre and the Brazils
Ditto, between st. Nazaire, Lisbon and Madeira
THE SARAH SASps.--The Sarah Sands has put back
to Cork Extract of letter from Captain Thompson
OF the steamer Sarah Sands dated Cove Of Cork Tues
day night 22d June ls47 You will be sorry to hear
that have put back to this harbor owing to an acct
dent to machinery, after being far to the
out of the north channel and all well with us
until Friday evening. when jar perceived
In one Of our cylinders, which however after a while
wore of nearly until Sunday morning, at O'Clock
the engine would not work. and after searching the
found that piece Of brass which lined the back
the other cylinder appears tina piece of brass i. ali
one pecebut that in this Of the workmsn had
cut this piece of in mistake while the engines were
being constructed and that merely put in with
six small pins which insufhcent-thus causing
accident which isvery notifying determined to bear
up for Cork and have nearly 500 miles since Sun
day at A. M. think manage to get all repair
cd and sail Saturday thought this the best
TO take with the westerly and light winds, which
might expect at this time Of the year there every
probability OF our making very long passage with sail
only As it Is have strong hopes, II leave here
expect on Saturday, may get out In Is days, and
{ hus in some degree mitigate the disappointment.
shah start for Cork in an hour, with my chief engineer
and every exeron to get repaired posi-
bic We have sailed about 800 miles since left
THE STEAMSHIP wAsHiNoros.-This vessels passage
between Bremen and Southampton, have in great
justified the estimate Of her qualities made In New
York she arrived at Bremen the 10th utimo, de.
corsted with the American Dag and the state flag Bre
men. grand dinner was given on board on the 22d to
celebrate her arrival Several speeches delivered
and Consul Oerichs ntimsted that the second ship
the company which Is in rapid progress would not be
called the Lafayette but would bear the Of Her
the liberator of Germany The Washington left
Bremen the 25tb her regular day Of sailing, and
reached Southampton the 27th in the forenoon per-
forming the voyage In forty six hours In consequence
eager curiosity expressed to view the interior the
American consul, Mr.. Crosksy, has resolved to issue