The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-03

sslf This mania hs carried 70 = "a 49, mn, Aavs-
vegetable oil to burn in the lamp.
stage One Or Of Which Vii sss . On :. ne
the Iron Chest at Philsdaiphia, IL bessms vx s,;
dent that his potatiops had too deem and I. hH
Re :: sssa % the
song entitled The poacher" the burden Of which Il
"It,my delight Of shiny night
To the great merrment Of the audience whs bore With
him very good humoredy Having succeeded In getting.
him behind the scenes he was yocifsrousy called
play On he went again snd ssanlthe managers fsars
intense Fnish it as qsok as you CAM said he In
walked forward ana said Ladies' and gentlemen have
directed by the manager to finish this quickly a.
me ,sying which, and throwing himself into his arms,
he did the dying scene" end the curtain was rung
evening Mr. Forrest about to play Montssums whsn
Mr. Booth came in and aid he going to support hin
by playing the Indian chief Antenino for which he
dressed and made when instead Of going on to the
stage he walked and the cars aYsd he was
In this city twenty five ago, he arrest
ed much in the same condition he refused give
any other than that Of Lueius Junius Brutus he
was sent by Justice Wynans to the old Bridewell I'm
the course Of the day simpson and Price the msnassrs,
the night before The Justice discovering who he
sent order for bis release from durance yile and
rous sorts, with fruit. wine, &c.. were delivered
together with letter from Junus to the gentlemen In
uOQOT q
few hours In the m rniDg.n
He played 0ropsk with bare feet, insisting that
1t absurd to put shoes slave But the most
traoi binary freak, perhaps was his performance Of
Richard the Third on horseback which he did ct tho
circus in the York road PEilsdelphia. Many sirnar
stories told OF him many Of which doubtless
apgersted but the above freaks have heard from those
upon whom We can rely
Mr. Booths latest performances in this city have BEEN
at Purdys National Theatre Chatham street where he
appeared lately last year He seemed considerably
bi but ut times the fire and vigor Of
aya py hp
ard of his old admirers--aud he had m auy-de-
clared they had him more impressive.
Unlike many geniuses he had cause to complain OK
public ingratitude or want OF appreciation Notwlth-
standing repested breaches Of his and the
he made and received thousand dollars the
the States, and lived and died in easy circumstance
Mrs Deborah Randall died Mt the city Of Annapolis,
Nd Saturday night last 10 the Goth OF her age
children down to the third generation and the no
Their Of several distinguished viz Judge Randall,
Of Florida Dr. Burton Randall, U. g. Al Hon Alexan-
der Randall, formerly me Der Of Congress from Mary
Major Daniel Randall late paymaster of the U. g. A.,
deceased and Hon Richard Randall deceased and for.
mery Governor of Liberia
BY letter from the United States Legation ut the
Hague the painful information has reached her friends
In this city Of the Of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lee,
consort of Baron de Malitz and many past,
Minister the Emperor of Russia at the Hague The Ba
the daughter of william Lee, deceased. for
mery United States Consul at Bordeaux and Afterwards
for number of resident of Washington and in tho
public employ The of the death Of lady 80 dis
tngushed she for her eminent virtues and qua-
ties, cannot but cause pang In the breast OF every
relative and friend who survives her.
Died, near Narketa in Dekalb county, Miss Hopiah
sketeena, little Leader Choctaw chief hum
dred years old. This old veteran with his followers was
ct the battle of New Orleans under General Jackson