The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-01
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New York Correspondence
Letter from '' Little IN NO. 7-Tkeatrioal-
MasicaI--L Literary and Scienf,fc- Copilal M,
at " Life IN NeDYork Spicy Items too n,l-
merOus 10 mention.
Editors CreseeRf-Dunng Thursday night and all day
Friday had terrible gale Of wind. which has done much
damage in this well all the neighbonng and VII
lsges To-day's will give the particulars. Last
Fifay had novel exhibition. which attracted thousands
along the line of The Hudson River RaioaA which passes
through the city train apparently running alone.
though in truth drawn BY small locomotive placed inside
of small built like baggage the sides Of which
extend within six inches Of the track, that nothing
can be by it it has running wheels ard
drawing ones and about eighty five ninety hoFe power.
and will draw train Of about twenty cars. II moves only
about the usual speed Of horeca, aud be stopped
almost Instantly smoke heard The
boys along the river call il 'fThe Dummy" Mr. Henry
Waterman is the inventor IT'S great saving of expense
and horse-hesh
The Jenny Lind Hall is going up rapidly there being some
hundred working it constantly. Barnum has
gagged it for the Nightingale Speaking Of Barnum.
minds Of sharp hit him in Boston 1t reads
thus;
AID booiless was the Mermaid n show.
OF Rhino to his Treasury.
And Jenny Lind, whose ready sight,
Saw Bamum in his golden light,
She'd Sing to all Amefiky"
G w. Kendall, Esq. of Neworleans, arrived at Phla
| depha in the Osprey.
:" The Very Age'' is the OF a new Five Act Com
edy. written by E. s. Could Of NewYoEk 1t has yes
been pnt upon the stage, and f it is it win be likely
succeed The idea Of brother marrying sister win not,
| fancy, take with NewYork audience
On Dts IN Mnsteal Circies-'Ts said that Rachel viii
visit this great country few months. Cerito like
wise xpeced Jenny Lind of course) and ST. Leon proba
bly,. Mrs. Fio of the French Theatre, Of city,
Devres and Bezsin looked for Md'He Lovarey, the
vocalist and Kraus Hungarian singer, this vicinity
Tfufi is to be of Max Maretzeks operate Tfoupe
Wallace the pianist is Newport. engaged in writing an
Opera to be produced in London frst. Max Maretzek
preparing for the Winter campaign. and is have troupe
superior in numbers talent to any former one in New
Y ork, If he can get oRei
On Dns in Dramatic Csreles.'' Our Charlotte . is
shortly from England She has refused several Of
fers Of profitable engagements there She first appears the
Howard Athenenm. Boston, and will afterwards again de
light the Gothamies. Miss Davenport engaged for
month in Boston during the coming Fall BIF. Hudson ha
left for London. Mr. Forrest town. and 'ts said
soon to appear before the public how he will be received
set to be decided Noas Uefrons.H ss Uppereu Goldfish
pork and candledom crust opposed Forres-Bow
cry and Butcherdom " right in for Ned We may ez
pect NICE time when bis appearance is announced
Mr.. Gusavus Brooke is shortly to arrive from London he
said to be fine We never heard of the arrva
OF any htRg f0reiga but what called superior b
some of our long cared citizens. Mr. Buchanan preparn
ration the of which is laid in the time Ciaudus
Mr.. Brougham is building Theatre BroOme in Mer
Ger street, having entrance Broadway. Several
| plays will be brought out By Mr. B., among which 'sThe
Very Age" above mentioned it will however be raced
before appears 1t is, like its predecessors Extremes -
and the Serious Family, satoal hit at the times Mr.
Murdoch still ILL., but his recovery will proceed at once
to foreign parts for change of air. also continue his pro
essional pursuits We are to have splendid CT mpany of
French performers Nibos, then Cushman and Daven.
port Brooke and Buchanan. Forrest and Collins Jenny
Lind Rachel Cero, st leon augusta, and sundry others.
Won this be g starry frmament?"
On Friday George Wilkes, Esq. editor of the National
Police Gazette commenced a suit against James Gordon
Bennett the Herald. for hbe-damages laid $40 600.
The Sum- the way from him. shines in way he don't
like. and Major Noah cuts him terribly in the Sunday
Times.
Great and extensive preparations making the pro-
cesson Tuesday night and it is admitted generally tht
should the weather be ne it win be superior to thing
ever known in this city.
The weather since the gale of Friday has been cool and
delightful yet thousands still to Hoboken for fresh
visited day or two since. for the first time in yeas;
found material alterations especially in the class of visit
Numerous ragged urchins stand around the stalls Of an
ice woman calling for three glass and twenty
five to treat the crowd " quantity of the un.
washed and few of the class that 50 Kill for Keser may
be this latter class their vocabulary think
it's high to take their IS g'hals - bat to
' Ho6srkin. Hundreds Of and thousands of chill
dren make the compliment (what the papers CALI "a
delightful retreat" Oh won't some body off leg
''with bar o. soap2''
The spngs Of dettan continue increase the size of their
collars to an alarming extent saw the other day with
standupper about large enough to make flying ib -
Qor wheelbarow, to beat up hill With.
had nearly forgotten mention the dong at the Theatres
during the last week. Most of them closed and those
that present about the bill OF last week
Nblos' Island Of Jewels and Serious Family" Ma
tiona-" Rosna Meadows" Bowery-' Drunkard-" Bar
Evening Concerts week Concerts and Operas during
the week have not been of much Importance partially owing