The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-21

BosroN, Jan. 2o.-Flour-Thsre was q steady de-
nand, but the improved rates demanded could not DO
realized We report sales of 1000 barrels at 80 SIX
So 90. Corn-The market was Arm, and prices had an
upward tendency Sales of 1000 bushels were made
consisting Of western mixed, at 70 to Tets Oats-sAss
made 1t 50 cts Provisions remain
ed without change There was better feeling In
Freights.
shipping Intelligence.
NEw ORLEAE.. altar ships Wabash, Boston; Harris;
burg dol bark Empress do brig, Rio do; Francis Anne Bal
umore Cid ship St Louis do; brig Francis Now York.
Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THEArRE.-Ths two youthful riders, Hernandez
and Aymar, really wonderful pair Of lads agile,
80 graceful such perfect masters Of themselves In
the most difficult and to the locker on apparently ire
coverable positions Faster plays the music faster and
faster the horse gaops round the circle still there
they are on, nrm and steady as a rock We suppose
that Is only BY the most unremitting practice that
such on horseback be attained and certainly
these boys must besow much time this
hibition. Stout in his two horse act with that dear
little Jesse Sands his companion, is splendid He is
cast In perfectly symmetrical but at the same time
gigantic mould and he appears perfectly at his
three feet high graceful cupid and between them
both, ON the horses most exraordinsryand beautiful
grand principal act, ELECTS immense applause nightly
She - indeed full Of graoe and elegance We need only
say that they had q good houss last night.
BowERY THEArRR.--TAs Battle Of Mexicon il still,
will continue to attaot crowded for the next two
or three months perhaps. suoh spectacle this ID
appreciated by the great body Of the people, it come
home to their feelings every who has any relations
or even acquaintance engaged in the actual warfare
viii DO anxious 60 aud what kind OF line their
friends had, while all those who have been there and
have returned thser homes will Of course wish
to 90 and how their deeds to their
fellow citizens We always knew that Mr. Dairy was a
WaSa uoh n UO0da Tha hrett n
Of the piece abounds In witty sayings and also in ee
waited and disnihed Language differing tn this respect
from many spectaccs where the scenery il splendid and
gorgeous but the drama itself of 1t Is
not 80 In this case assure our readers atog thsr
the Battle Of Mexico" is hit, papable hit" IL
II repeated this evening
CHATHAM THEArRE.-There glorious time at
old Chatham last night the house being filed to
flowing. The admired and beautiful piece entitled
Agnes De We're, or Wifs's Revenge" played, in
which Mr. Mr. Wilkinson appeared as Agnes and sup.
audience The applause during the performance of the
piece, was deafsning aud Mrs W. for herself the
Delorsne had to repeat her beautiful dance another
wreath having been placed upon her brow by admit
ring spectator The inimtable Rice, in Jumbo Jum,"
kept the house in an during his entire perform
ance, and at the conclusion Of the piece called
formence Of Mr. Kemp very we'll received and the
| Model Artiss" were loudly applaudsd. The Loan
.nd Mr. = Tss
formsnces received with marked appreciation Civ
Chatham. rf
BROADWAY OpEoN-valsntini, the Sable Minstrsle,
and Miss Blanchard all appear this evening, for the
nensns OF the model artists who also appear in less
only exhibit here couple Of nights more alter which,
they proceed South to fulfil engagements there Those
who wish to there artists had better
| CnnrY's MINsrRELs The amusem ents given nightly
by these amusing darkies popular ever; 1t 10
really unprecedented in the annals of amusement in
New YORK. how successful they they have exhibited
now sixteen weeks and BY all appearances will for
sixteen weeks more Their songs dsnces jokes, &c.
all fresh neh'y at least they they given
IN such unique, and to use the only applicable term,
| Christy like manner.
srEYERMARxnoHE MUSICAL socIErr.-The concerts
OF this band very successful the Tabernacle last
night being again well filed with the respectable
circles of society This is by surprisns
lghtsned mind more delighted than In listening
well measured time, dulcet tones sweet ooncord Of
a suoee.. q tho most Chs
racter follows each concert The euphonous sounds Of
this exquisite band poured forth with such enchant
ing harmony impress the heart so deeply that they
seem not to be confined within the precincts Of
dwelling, and to give : delicious and invisor.tins ss
sence to the musical atmosphere OF this city. II
pass through tn. higher circles of society and among
the admirers OF the arts and sciences the t
satonal sentence IT, Have you heard the German band
noM playing At the Tabernacle Pit is sweet
odous DO charming eloquent that the soul enrap
tured-in each bar you have q romance-in each stsve
you have history OF worldly magnncenoe celestial
grandeur Sounds as II echoed from realms of har.
mony break so gently softly, and harmoniously upon
the ear and melt away in such soemnity that the u.
sicai mind Is absorbed in q relative heaven and when
round OF applause follows and that soul Is awakened
rom i rhapsody 1t 10 unconscious whether sublunsry
existence s ceased that it is associated with sers
pnic sxoesnce mngling in the macy dance Of Ferris,
IN paradise OF harmony The language Of their music
perfectly understood-it calls back the most endoar-
ing scenes OF ths parental Circle with the children
around the social hearth singing the plantvs melodies
OF their native lapdthe concert room where select
and favorite airs have given ding ball
room with Its inspirng quadres, and the opera, with
ITS delightful overtures and scenas-in ne every thing
inf ja yNtr orad In
most picturesque and glowing colors The Hunsarian
National March," BY Lstz, brought forth the sweet,
Epion Dances" BY Strauss were beautiful, and the
duett from the opera Linda de Chameunix" by Doui
2etti was executed with such . sweetness of sound,
oriancy OF execution and musical science that reite
rated cheers followed Its performance continued
until 1t was repeated The SORES Chattersr by Lam
ner was combination Of the sweetest airs which
given in the most melodous strains. The Kngenbsrg
Polka excited the merry movement of the heads and
and excellence Of this band will long be by
the musical diIitan for better organised well disci-
Phned perfectly finished orchestra considering Its
bers We have never heard.
Madame Bishop obliged to disappont her patrons
In Charleston on the evening Of the 18TH when she
to appear Linda but was prevented BY cold
and hoarseness.
Collins appeared in one of his favorte Irish chsrac
ters at Augusta Ga the evening of the 18th instant
| He was well received
The Alb.nians continue to be delighted by the his
trionc performances Of MIR Dyott aud Mesdames Yer
non, Abbott, and Dyott at the museum in that city
There was to be no performance at the Howard
Atheneum Boston, last evening, in consequences the
sudden indsposition of Sgnera Biscaccsnti The ope
ra Of Lucia di Lamnermoor" would be performed this
evening.
Police Intelligence.
Charge Of Forgry.-OfDcer Casey, of the 4th ward,
arrested yesterday young man, by the Of Henry
Isadore Raphael Of No 4o5 Pearl street by which ops-
ration he obtained from various persons $i4a on
further hearing