The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

trality IN politics and religion Is actually signed II the
Countess de Landsed has been heretofore considered Ia
vofabc to Mr. Buchanan for the Presidency because he
is bachelor and she lone her present contract
with Mr.. Marshall entirely strips Mr.. Buchanan Of her
efficient aid in politics As to the subject Of religion she
also tied down to neutrality. the Jesuits and Bishop
Hughes may entertain dread of her opposition during
the existence Of this contract Lola Monies has likewise
secured the services Of very worthy deacon of of the
Puritan churches in Boston--the Rev. Mr. Olmstead-
who is going to accompany her man of business
legal advser, religious confessor prime minister and
grand vizier, during her tour through the country
which he starts in few days Before return
ing she intends to visit Niagara Falls the Nam
moth Cave the Delaware Gap, the hundred mile Prai-
RE the Dancing Springs, the Natural Bridge in Virginia
the Natural Gas Works in Cataraugus and all the other
great curioities Of this country She already cleared
about ten thousand dollars from her engagements in the
Atlantic cities, and she intends to make that sum fifty
thousand before she returns to this city next fall if she
can keep her temper long enough to do So
Miss Davenport the beautiful and talented young ar
i has been playing to good houses and admrng critics
in Boston.
Madame Ciocca the beautiful darseuse was at the West
at the last accounts She very popular Richmond
Va, and Cincinnati and preparing 60 to st. Louis
No. and other Western towns
Madame Goldschmdts concerts beginning to be
talked Of in various ways in the musical and fashionable
circles There is not much enthusiasm about the matter
but great deal Of good The high prices Of three
dollars and two dslar at which she puts tickets are
objected to- much generally than the putting oyster
house critics would have the public believe story is
circulated in the newspapers that she has transmitted
hundred hundred and fifty thousand dollars to estab
fish free schools in Sweden; and somebody writing from
this city to Philadelphia paper states that Barnum has
advanced her loan eighty thousand dollars cut Of
Of his banks to complete the arrangement These are
all anonymous statements and want the confirmation Of
Madame Goldschmidt's own hand and before they
ought to be fully credited We remember very well that
Barnum once announced in his humbug way at Castle
Garden when Jenny Lind'was angel, that she was
singing merely for the purpose Of establishing schools
Sweden; but the people, who understood the Snowman
generally believed that this Of his jokes pieces
Of humbug They put any credit in anything that
Barnum asserts. Some will hardly believe his afda-
Wit. We should wish, therefore to know positively
whether Madame Goldschmidt has appropriated any OF
the proceeds Of her in this country to the
establishment Of free schools in Sweden authority Of
which there can be no doubt and no difficulty in DO.
licving.
Julia Bennett very pretty actress and neat vocalist
Ia singing at the Lyceum Theatre in ududrs and SINH
lar pieces She has exhibited much talent in this line
but the appropriately Of the theatre to affect
material receipts of actor Of merit who goes there
Yet Corbyn is a.good manager and worthy man. Wake
up-wake up
Madame Thillon has been very popular at Niblos
during her present engagement. Every night she ap.
pears. the house is crowded.