The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

and dinner at o'clock. Al what nouI oAncang
CONNIE noes we know not. Several have intimated
their intention Of tapping butts of sherry and pipes Of
port the occasion. IL is said that Mrs Dakin (the
tea warehouse opposite the CatnedraD has let the
MINER mart of her house for q thousand guiaeas.
The dat Cling apoths isis of Mrs Manning and her
wretehed husband IN front of Horemonger lane all,
is outriy allied ia speculation AID excitement-spec-
ulsti9s far beyond Tho cutest OF Yankees TIE
funeral Of EDglande hero, indeed We are assured
that the afectionate simplicity of Daniel Websters
burial and the respect shown that day. will far out
vie in sincerity and decorum the saturnaan doings
of the coming 18th. II reported that that
worthy little lady. our Queen, was to occupy, with
her youthful family, apartment in Somerset
House. Happily, this ia generally contradicsed,
and we are told she will remsin at home, with her
youthful family, and doubtlessy offer up her prayers
for Epglands departed captain Arthur bequeathed
his body TO bis Queen, to his couatry-was not
that proof of vanity 'dme MA punt de secret
qrs la csna,site r6ree . But he is gone to his
last account, and SO let us say Sic or fortissi
ni.s, nnuis rar,lsqus pe'funett's Ia6or'oIs, ammo
acquiest, otogestmss"
L'Empirc c'e,t TAFT ("et rera bient6t dtfaisO
Earthquakes in Liverpool, Manchester, Birmng
ham, and Dublin-the death of that lucky old
fox, Castahos, Duke of Baylen--the Irish exodus
Intimidation Of old Father Thames, on the
Surrey side--Australan gold diggngs, and the
eight tons Of unclaimed ore left in the hands
Of government at Port Philip-are amongst the
leading topics Of the day. The excitement of
that false methodstical version of slavery, Uncle
Toms Cabin, 10 at its height, and it is dramatized
and performed at all our minor theatres, With
happy denouement, i. e. virtue triumphant, and
robbery and villany at discount by considerable
number Of chalks. In order to have made the thing
more paatable to the white choker Exeter Hall
birds, it would have been as well to have INDUCED
in series of atrocities upon the slaves, and to have
grilled poor Uncle Tom for the grand fuale Before
we come the philanthropic dodge abroad, We had
better look to our own starving poor, recolec the
moat in our own optic, and mind our own business.
Old Drury 10 now open, under the direction Of the
illustrious Julien, who nightly Yields his baton
over hundred and fifty musicians, to the great
delight of q crowded and fashionable auditory.
These his farewell concerts prior to his depar-
ture for your part of the world, en- conpagnte
with knnig, the " Konig' of c0rnet a-pston
players, and twenty other celebrated sooists,
What is to become OF as during the months OF No
months at the Surrey ZOologi, al Gardens we ut
loss to conjecture, for we are told he is to absent
himself for three four years. in your land of pro
gIess. AL the metropolitan journals TEEN with his
praise and are universal in their lamentations in the
loss we are about to sustain" PrendrI courage II
nOic ,spi9d,a paque, OH q Ia Irlnte' At
Christmas the theatre is let to Mr. e. I. Smith, for
dramatic performances, when We are promised
splendid psntomime and blank verse adaptation
OF Cassiuir Delsriquets five act tragedy OF Louis
ri from the pen Of Mr.. W r Mark we'll, author
OF :. Amy Robsart," and sundry French pieces
A III list Of the company has not y. appeared:
kean, is not driving roaring trade, the Eve act
play of Mr. Westland Marston. entitled "Anne
Blake, failing to attract. II is neither strong in
situations or dialogue; being milk and water edi-
ing Mr. Kean will not SO easily tumble over so
good q drawing piece as "Les freres Corses," or
Dion Bourcicaults transl alton Of .Un Marriage
Louis XIV" under the title of "Love in a Maze"
not Tightly crowded, is always fashonaby attended
Madame Ves,ris, Medea, in THE Golden Fleece"
continues to astonish the town, her rich toned voice
forth coming in almost all its pristine freshness.
MAJ hn ha nd
blase, in the translation entitled Used Up. sver
inimitable His patter songs, in the frs. piece and
his cool and gentlemanly acting as Sir Charles
Coldstream, stereotyped as town favorites, and
good loadasones for the treasury Webster is not
"CaliforDiaizing at the Hay market, though he has
of the best companies London, but indeed all
the theatres ut this end of the town are i'll TO do
saving and excepting the Adelphi, which, notwith-
standing the migration of the connie Wright to tho
Princess, is dong very fair business. "C'est
tout tat nae azure ofa,,e," with the theatres in
the suburbs. Sadlers-Wells, under the classic and
sombre Phelps, is always fully attended. He has
recently produced Shakspeare's Henry ", with
very strong cast and extraordinary scenic effects
He himself epacts the immortal Harry. The Sur
rey, the Victoria, the Queens, the Standard, and
the Grecian, are fattening on Yankee Islander, and
Sout bern tyranny c. Uncle Toms Cabin"
At the City Of London Theatre we have been re-
gaed with a new and original play, in FIVE acts
Wilkins II is entitled Civilization and is taken
from lie Huron of Volsaire Is is very beautiful
ly Put upon the stage, and Mr.. James Anderson
the Z agedian as the Young Indian lef. nothing to
be desired, but was truly great. His costumes were
most picturesque. 10 his first dress no realized
legitimate Indian, just caught Miss Fanny Aorant,
O pretty AID .aceful actress was much Spp'auiet
as Tbsrese. We preEuue MIR. Anderson intends
playing this piece throughout the States, his sp
proach,Ig visit. 10 cur next we purpose giving
general review Of this successful play
Your trsge jian. Mr.. McKesn Buchanan, has been
staring as the M,rylsbone Theatre for these las.
three months, and he Is rapidly recovering lost
ground with the press and the public. The i'm
provement in him is truly surprising, and We doubt
pot but tina. he will become q very great favorite
He to night enacts Pescsra, in Richard Lalor Smells
play OF the "Apcstate; 1t is reported thai her
duce the play CT "Civisstion +" with Mr. Anderson,
Mis- Morant. and the original cast, Mt the Windsor
Tbsatlicals this year. and taas Ir. Buchanan IS TO
play Hamlet, and 0;helc to Mr. @. KeaD's lago
Miss Adels Rochelle, = pupil of the celebrated
Rachel has recently created quite furore here rs
Lady Macbeth, EneIia, and Katharine Miss Ro-
chelle is Cow playing some Partisan engagements,
but, we are told, makes her appearance again at
Drury Lane seortly after Chris mas
Albert Smith vii, in week or two, again, at tho
Egyptian Hall, ascend Mont Blanc, twice per
diem II is said that be ss already realized E7 900
by this very clever entertainment He also hss IN
contemplation . tour through the States, aud will
doubtless feather his nest 10 q very considerable
amount. A Mr. Woodin has recently started
sofee "a Ia viev1 Matthews" at the MaSionette
Theatre formerly the Adelaide Gallery lie Is
Inopstrously talented, ard justly appreciated, If
crowded theatre is any proof
Amongst the resent musical net elties, we we're
treated by Mr. Mitchell, the celebrated librarian, of
old Bond street, 70 troop Of Aust'isns a. the St
james Theatre, styling themselves the Organopho-
Mo Band dong all the ex scution snd effect % full
orcbe stra without the aid Of single instrument,
the imitation sound Of each being realized by the
voice They we're no. very successful. Mr. h,cheli
gives rs the French plays thSs ww1s<r ut mo ~
4 nd ~ 10
Partisan s;ars--apd, talking OF cxpsct .ton, when
is the caloTc propeller to sr-iSc! We are all on
the tiptoe Of expectation aud sene ars rude enough
10 doubt; but we beg TO you tina. We ara IS
cautious about opinion as PINES cslleyrsna,
who. dining at the table OF largo Psrisso
chant and sock johber, ~hen snxiOusly asked by
bis host, accompanied by the thit he, the
host, did not TO use the inform ltoa on Change
whether George III, king vi Eogland, wss dsls,
replied ''Sorns ray he 10 dad, while Others FAY
liz IL not I'M N toll nm The trn.h I do not Ia.