The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-02


The full tide Of has set towards this sstab-
lishmsnt, which, under the able management Of
Msrstsek In fast taking the current Of public favor
the house being we'll attended every night. Der
Freyschutz" not the most auspic com nenos-
ment for the season. bat "Lucis di Lammermoor' and
"Ernani" have proved very attractive displaying the
talents Of the company to the very best advantage.
However in the present state Of the public mind ct
the approaching advent Of Psrodi public enthusiasm
Is tame and spirtless On Monday next shall have
the italian star shining with all possible briisncy,
and the house will present the most gorgeous exhibit
ton of beauty and fashion in this metro
polls Norma" has been selected for the occasion,
and more popular production could not be used as
the medium for making the pu bile acquainted with
the splendid style tf the great vocalist who has
TO charm the lovers of true melody.
Naval Intelligence.
UNITED STATES FRreArE ST.. LAwREscE.-we are
pleased to learn, from the Boston papers, that this
frgate which ordered to Boston, Is to to
this city On the representation to Secretary Ora
ham that Captain Paulding and most of his officers
and belonged to New York. he immediately
changed her destination to this city. She sent
out by the to protect American in eress
in foreign ports. She has been absent about three
years. and visited nearly all the ports in Europe,
where Captain Paulding and his officers have been
ceived with the highest marks Of attention and
spect. The ship left Cowes, England the 10th of
October, and is expected to arrive In day or two
She arrived OFF Boston the 3lst ult, in a rensrka
bly, short passage of twenty daysalmsst ua TO
winter passage OF one OF our fast steamers Tnis
ffgate first visited Southampton where the whole
city turned out to receive her officers aud The
Queen sent her yacht to pay them every atter ton
The frigate then went to Bremen whence Captain
Pauldng visited the principal cities of Germany, in
GLIDING Austria, and received with eciat wherever
he visited. She then went to st. Petersburg thence
to the Mediterranean calling at the principal ports
in that The officers introduced to the Pope
they were visited by the Queen OF Greece and others
Of the European nobility No American vessel OF
ever visited Europe under such circumstances or
received with such eciat tho st. Lawrence
We hope that the Com mon Council will ceive her
her arrival In style equal to any Of her receptions
abroad
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
PORTSMOUTH, VA.) Oct. so, 1850.
Launch Of the jamestown Court Martial for Mutnv-
Desetion Of Sea.nen
The jamestown was launched to-day, at three
o'clock Her hull is nearly completed and she is to 60
into the dry dock to morrow to be coppered, &c.
The repairs on the hull of the Columbia are going
on rapidly.
1 understand several sailors to be tried by q
court martial the 5th Of next month for mutiny and
destrton, on beard the receiving ship Pennsylvania
Desertion has become quite every day Occurrences
here since the abolition OF logging In the service.
The United States steamer Legare was deserted one
night whilst ing here, by nearly all OF her sailors
fremen, and 1t with great difficulty they got
on board again.