The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
Grand Row in Boston.

Tae people Of this city, if one may judge from the tone Of the Press consider it a model of propri- ety and good order, and are ready to snar at any human who wont award to them " all the decency.' .'' The Boston Herald gives the following rich account of an outrageous st the Boston Lyeeum, which, says the Crescent, of which for fun, im- morality, indecency, and outrageous conduct al- mos, beggars description;
 For some time past band of 9oaa fde Ethiopic performers with the simple addition of two white women to the crowd, have given concerts al the above named place.
 A rumor 10 the effect that the performers were to be driven from the stage Eile in certain circles yesterday afternoon, and an audience of unusual numbers composed of all the discordant materials that could be raked up was the consequence.
 As soon as the doors opened few modest looking indiyduas catered. paid for their tickets and distributed themselves about the house. They were immediately followed by others most of whom were entirely ignorant o what going 10 happen. and they all took seats iu the dress circle sone wait i1g until the curtain should be hauied up and the performances begun, and the others ready for devil try at the first signal. -..
 The curtain rises-the sable individuals enter on the stsge-but no sooner had they struck siAve in
 ' Bless dat lubiy yaIer gai,'
 ere a tall man in the slage-box dressed in frock coat and merino scarf rose to his feet and exciaiu sd--
 "rhe citizens of Boston can't stand this nou- sense and move that We don't.'
 ' second the motion-hurIah .'' instantly rang through the house.
 Jump the stage and drive the d-d darkies of, was the next cIy,
 Agreed" !" exclaimed others.
 Here goss-who Il Iollowi" calculated the nan ia the merino scarf, saying which, down he wen, on the stage, followed by some dozen others
 rad aof ton rarely witnessed, except ia the House of Rep resentatives at Washington. The darkas stopped their music, and stood. not only on their feet, Bu aghast and thunderstFack. They had but little time for reflection, however, for the man in the frOck coat immediately commenced an onslaught on the entire company, in which he was aided by his corps of valiant crusaders against the unfortu- nate black men Banjo was tho first to rally his compalriots. He raised his weapon, which on the occasion had to serve the double purpose of music and warfare but as he did so, down he went from the unnatural effect of plumper from the man in the frOck coat.
 Atthis instaat a shower of -four was poured from above upon the stage. coming down like the snow does away Down East. IL fe upon the heads of the discemhttsd sons of Africa in masses ; they sPattered aud made fight, but il vas no Use ; the pale faces made another atiack--the lights were put out-benches and boxes were thrown on the stage-lamPs were smashed-the curtain was drop Peu-some cfieu out rom hnrIght-and pretty general kind of devil to pay without any particu- larly bot pitch 10 pay him with, was the conse quence
 The result was, afier the sable performers had been put to hight-a seamper afnong the assaiinnts 10 reach tue street. took piser. inen came another eFash-and Jainmng and .qaeezipg--and halIoiag -" down with The triggers "'' d--d the darkies !: they shan't pollnte the Boston stage ''-.'didnt we give 'sm -ll--ha ha !'- IIuzzi !-"take care of thIs woman before she fants" Go to the devil. my elbows broken''-"Gise us down''-fsmash went Pa'io of glass -"Dont break the windows. for GOd sake"--''wbo broke my head 1''--f smash Went another Pane1-" Harrah 2 hurrah hoo. rGy [" '
 Reaching the Oatside, the crowd wers clamorous Tor The return of their moaey from the ticket office oa' 10 the treasurer had psckeIsd the money and "oP9d. Here the cre~d agan osc aGns obstreperous , ana threatened to dsnolish the ticket office but the man m the frock coat cried oui, ''We've had glory e"oHsn Tor one night-let's go Sletsoas and take driak .'
 Thus ended the las, theatrical row in Boston. It Tss hh uaiqne affair, and carried on with great sp'fi' by the participants What became of the psr lofmsfs, ~e eAa't eow say. One with lam, aa- o'her with iamberiue, and third with 6Adle Se'e' A, last socoaats makisg tracks for the res, Na "' Lloyd Garrison, for ,he purpose of lnduc. 's "'" to get u2 an indignation meeting in their