The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-14

1t there and the watch contained the other half Both
evidently alarmed at the affair and wondered how
SON. and will not until they read this but they may de-
pend they not safe while he Is about The affair
takeu in md no doubt Professor A. viii be benettsd bv
the annoyance they caused him.
CpRIsTv's MRsTRELs The sweet minstrelsy and az
osll.Dt vocszaon of this company, CONTINUES to draw
large audiences The burlesque opera rcenes the
irg every Part Of the performances an received
with cheers by delighted audiences.
FyLIows' MISmRELs-Wnere repair to hear
basd sung with sweetness and feeling than ct the
above hall Swain host in himself Buckley, other
wise Ole Bull Is surprising and Fellows is capital ma
meyer
Mu,r.Ry GARDEN BRooKLYS-A bill of great interest
and attraction is offered by the members Of Broughams
company this evening They commence with tn" Sol
This company deserve extensive patronage from the ci
ems Of Brooklyn.
MISS WoRRALLThis evening the concert Of this lady,
who is said to be scharming vocalist comes of Bright
on House Perth Amboy which is given with q view Of
displaying her cspability musical teacher In order
to her success in getting pupils.
DRAMATIC DIscLosuREs-The schedule Of Mr.. Ander-
the late lessee Of Drury Lane theatre has been ed
In the Insovent Debtors Court and order for hear
ing was granted for the 9Th Of August before the Chief
by Messrs Lewis and Lewis of startling character.
They show that the loss sustained at Dru Lane theatre
In the two namely 1849-50 l85051 mount
edto no less sum than e. l6l 3s Id In the first
the teatre open es nights, and the takings
h wing actual loss Of f2966 s. 4d which equal to
loss abb ut $50 S. Id per night during the whole
IN addition to which, there outstanding debts
ountipg to f493 9s I'd The dferencein the tAkngs
ard expense was Iaid by Mr.. Anderson. The second
extended from the 26th December to the Gath Of
June last. The theatre open 1874 nights, and the
takiDgs fl3665 A. 3D. and the payments f14,367
15s Id The lore f702 los I'd or f5 1875 per night.
In addition there debts to f50o0 equal to loss Of
f3S night. f44 night during the whole season. by
the money paid and debts owing The loss therefore, on
the first season 60 965 3s 4d and f493 g. "a
paid whilst the second the loss paid f702 los Id
and unpaid $4,000 making the total loss during the
management Of MIR Anderson amount to the sum Of
f916l &c. Id The debts the schedule which prin
cipsy owing for salaries to members Of the corps domd
que smoupt to f56 S. Id The appearance Of Mr..
Anderson in his present character asebed to tho
losses sustained by in the of Drury Lane
theatre the whole IF my capital being absorbed in the
speculation ndepe udent Of the debts for which am now
liable The capital alluded to exceededin money f40o0
which h. been lost in the management The property
given for the creditors consists Of f283 in money,
few DE- BITE and his theatrical wardrobe Among the
differs which number 201 the propetors Of the theatre
figure claimants for FL DAT. Mr. Anderson
rested audge's order the author Of The Old Love
and the New for money owing for that comedy The
hearing stated appointed for the 5th Of Auyust
next.-L0ndon Observer