The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31

and the reru been tina. the disease has appeared
in Gray's In Lane Hospital the north side OF Lon
don where .oue ~ the children received, aud
mary dsA.hs hsve ensusd in that Ioss!ity, besides
iseated cases Of children who had had couusotion
with these footing 10 the worst part OF
Somehow. q filthy locality tie disease seems to be
breaking out and good deal ~ alarm prevails Ths
casses and every thing tends TO prove that the dis
commits it, gsstest rsvaser amopgs the Ill Glad
poorly fed csses Of the people No expense energy
of purpo, t. be autipR amongst bs guardian" OF
the public health to meet nod this fright
full visitation is rafsc' to add that the general
health OF the metropolis is good only ll3l deaths
occurred last week sranst the Ave years. average Of
1,l68. In the provinces rte returns NAV be deemed
satisfactory the number being neray iimted to be-
tween i've and ten daily. throughout England Ia
Scotland however, the disease seems to make
rapid strider, especially In Glasgow. Last weak.
the cares In that city frequently exceeded $50
daily: but during the present week the pumber has
we're $50 in glasgow and 2ls for all scotland On
"Wednesday the GiasRow report had risen TO Sts log
OF which had proved fatal, and III had recorereoi
whilst IN all Scotland including Glasgow. the numoer
of fesh 3a7. In Belfast are happy to add
the malady has Dot made great progrsss Ia the last
two days reported there hut new case' ana no
deaths The alterations Of tina Temperature have been
extreme during the last FORTNIGHT Frem very severe
frost have mider weather and yet NO apparent
change has taken place in the disorder The mean
temperature week 80 deg min the highest
being ga deg min and tbe lowest q deg min. The
baron pressure ia row higher. aud eood deal
Of rain hiss fallen In the south Of England. Franco
be sbtfo aggravat,or Of tn. suffering OF the moor
IN Pars II the cholera should appear in that capital
We trust that the Indications 81 increase of cholera
reported for this publication will assume q different
aspect during the next fort night hat the disorder
both in London and Glasgow. will be confined to the
localities where 1t has appeared.
From the st Petersburg Journal, Dec sol
The omctal Journal Of the kingdom OF Poland con.
tsiDs the following stattcs Of the cholera since its
4086 cases244 recovered 8a3 died. COVER ment Of
Warsaw, exclusive Of the capital so4 cares b547
OF
don. 4607 cases-l $50 recovered $40 died Roveru-
mept Of Plock 737 cases3 2ss recovered f6lo died;
government of Apgustown. 804o onsss- 2t7 recover
cd 2176 died. Total, 6l214 cases-2e 9s5 recovered,
2s,66O died.
FOrsign TheatricaIs
Carlotts Gri.i arrived rscsntly at Berlin. There
on. IN csss Of Her v 10
consist Of the admirers Of the young Taglion who Is
fsvorite at Berlin.
Mr. Wallack is recovering from q severe and pro.
tracted sickness, and will soon appear at the Hay
market
Liverpool paper ssys:-Siucs tho time Of Prince
Alberts visit Liverpool has not been in such commo
ton on Saturday last, on the occasion Of Jeanv
Lind visit to sing at for the beneds of tbs
Southern and Toxteth Hospital The concert took
place at the Amphtt at two pollock tho after.
noon; long before which hour Great Charlotte street
was crowded with carriages and pedestrians Vehicles
formed ntipuous line through several streets Jen.
ny Was In fne voice, and her performance az gra.
mrston that the immense tum of c 600 was realized
by This the most crowded concert that has ever been
gwen IN Liverpool The Ampnitheatrs in this town.
Cusbmsn has been performing round of her celebrat
ed characters here with immense success, her last
great MT being the part OF B'anca in Mmsns play of
"Fazio." than which magnificent piece 81 ira
gio acting was never witnessed the stage Crowds
nave been to witness IT, and there has bee but
opinion a. to it's merits On Saturday night last Miss
Cu'hman performed Meg Msrries, among her au.
diepce being no less person than Jenny Lind jon.
ny was greeted with tumult Of applause, and made
her appearance In front Of her box, and also her 40
knowleogments.
been produced at the olympic Theatre, with great
success. II ie entitled The HeadsmapD and IA the
nrst upon the legitimate drama being in
one act.
MIR. Maokay, the celebrated deliusstor OF Scottish
character, has been playing at the Theatre Royal
Liverpool sIouDd Of characters He taking fare.
well tour previous TO his rereme mt from tho stage
The performance at the Liverpool Theatre Rov.l
fer the benefit OF the widow and Orphans of the ats
MI j. Hammond the comedian, will realise about
f24o. Miss Cushman generously gave her services
Rrstuitously on this occasion; and Mr. M Simpson
the lessee Of the theatre With equal made no
charge whatever for the use Of it, The performers in
the orchestra, aud the persons employed about the
hou.s In like manner declined payment for their
services.
comedy "Ls Russia do la Fortuna " which has had
great run at the Theatre del Principe at Madrid and
other popular piscer, had conferred on him the dsoo
ration Of the order Of Charles w.
Paris paper states the .4ssoeiafion dss Comeaiens
bad lately on the books very aged arstss
The names of these pensioners. scoordinr TO ths a..
niority OF their professional career curious like.
wise ss showing tbs longevity OF Performers: Frag
mean, father OF the French stage, 81 years old; NJ
Meri.l IS; Masame Meiisl. IS Madame Bruust, 70;
N BsIssIoD.sD, u; M guon. 20; NJ Pousin, SEN
"a; Boueno'. 81 Madame CLARENDON. OF Male.
meisele Zee Duquesnoi-, ~; M. Mason, 10. Among
the number, it will be perceived, is . dsmoisels "a
years ed.
O'NeI. father Of Miss O'Nel was ire manager q, =.
small strolling company In Ireland He was an eccen.
trio OF the drst water any member of his company
disappointed him Ia common occurrence O'Nsil had
one speech "Copfusion BURT his scuba blacksusrd
What will do Here give me coat, and I'll double
vsIsa psnscea. whatevsr the sensrs costume Of ah,
play might be- the buried majesty Of Denmark com.
planned to Mr. oNsil of the lack Of armour in the
wardrobe, the manager would shrug up his shoudsrs
and, after pause exolsm oh, bother! sure n van
put on great coat. yen do very we'll" Matters OF
much greater moment he met with the same cool osss
Once proceeding by large barge along small river
the captain and O'Nsil qusrreed and in souffls the
the shore, and called Confa,on burst 70 souI
Isuppoes you thought oouldD't swimn A knot Of
novices once Joined MIR o Nell, and having played
some three weeks without receiving any salary thev
determined to proceed against him at Law The mana.
ger met their demand BY a set OF for considerable
sum due by them 10 him for spelling all the PLAYS aud
claim was abandoned. o'Nei's company seldom u sx.
In this school II school 1t can be called Niss ON.
learned the rudments of her profession Mrs Stddons
bad a similar training.
The Earl Of Westmoreland has nub,,.bsa a.
Berlin, new opera called "Fudro," of which the local
Papsn tpesk in the highest terms; and, at the SANE
his patronage of the fne srts especially so and for
the snooursg' M, mt he affords to emin at artists by
always inviting them TO his sot.ies al paying them
particular attention, although rurroun, cd BY ROYALTY
and the first nobility Of the land.
A London paper says: /" The dramati, entertain
ments commanded by nsr Mss,ty. at wi ndsor Castle
proceed, a. they commenced with entire sucoess All
the pieces and comic have oone
Cd IN manner which has called forth the distioctlv
expressed appreciation OF the court-a ORC uos
which, while IL cannot but bs most gratifying "a the
actors engaged form' sno very asttsring tribute