The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25
Interesting from Kspsss.
YHB npCfION-HOw M. PARROrr, THIS FREE srArD
CANDIDATE, WAS CHOSEN 70 coE6RSss-HE RR
ClIyEs HI oDRrIFICAr1 1BOs JvRRNoR WALKER
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| denied having made any such as were alleged.
| They also und that there were but about twenty
people, all told. who resided where sixteen hundred
! and upwards were returned as having voted.
In consequence OF this and other discoveries OF
fraudulent reulns OF q sin liar character to the one
stated, Mr.. Parrot was notified that he could have
bis certificate of election without any farther delay
This new was received last evening" and il Is now
! fully settle d thai, throwing out the ascertained
| fraudulent votes Marcus j. Parrot Is elected to
| Congress from this Territory by more than Eve
| th0u and nsjo ity.
State members Of the Territorial House of Repre-
sentatives and nine ont of thirteen members OF the
| Council, as have before stated.
This is good news, and shows that we are all right
on the question OF free State when it is preserved
| our notice.
The Constitutional Convention reassembles next
Monday and there will be very interesting session,
occasioned by the recent result Of the election.
Theatrical and Musical
| BROADWAY THBArRE.-The Ronzani ballet COM
/ pany will TO morrow evening perform IN tne very
| successful pieces entitled Faust and III Cavalo
D'Oro or the Golden Horse" Such attractions can
1 not fail to secure full house.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-Ths Ravels and their unsur-
passed corps of pantomimists, are to play in the
| spectacle Of "Boreas" and the comicality OF the
"Conscript" tomorrow. Mile. Rolla is also to ap-
| pear in the ballet of "Les Abeil!es."
BewERY.-The announcements of tomorrow con-
sist of Shakspere's "Romeo and Juliet" the comic
| extravaganza of the king of Clubs.'' Mr.. Eddy
| and Miss st. Clair are in the first casts.
BuRToN's-The patrons of this establishment
will no doubt be greatly pleased to learn that Miss
| Cushman has been re-engaged and will tomorrow
give her grand personstion OF Lady Macbeth
WALLAcK's-During the past few nights Mrs.
| Hoey and Messrs- Blake, Lester Walcot and others
of the excellent comedy company, have won much
| applause in Past and Present" and Caprice.
| They are to be repeated tomorrow.
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"Brds of Prey, which has lately proved remarkably
successful at the Haymarket, London, is to be pro
| duced here with strong cast tomorrow. Lend
me Five Shillipgs" is to be the afterpiece.
| AxEaIoAN MUssuM.-The popularity of the Welsh
Nightingale, the Carlo family of equilibrists, the
"Aquaria," &c induce the management to continue
them on the bills for tomorrow afternoon and eve
| ming.
Gro. CHars-Y AND WOODS MMsrRELs are doing
q fourishing business in their new hall at SCI and
| 500 Broadway. Their laughable farce of Married
and Buried" is to be given, with songs, &C., TO
1 morrow.
THs BRYANrs still succeed in filing Mechanics
| Hall with the fun-loving community every evening.
They issue fresh programme Of songs, burlesques,
&c, including very comical afterpiece, for tomor-
row night
PRENpRHGAar' MINsrRELs, at the Olympic, have
undergone fair trial and been found 70 be equal to
any in their line Tomorrow they propose to intro.
duce fresh buresque, called the King of Clubs"
hardships and sufferings endured by the lamensed
| Kane and his companions in the Polar regions
should 60 and see the paintings at Empire Hall.
BosroN-Mr. Charles Matthews took his farewell
benefit on Friday playing Dazzle in London Assgr-
| Proctor is playing at the National. Nothing new at
| the other theatres.
! PHILApELPHIA.-T The opera at the Academy
closed on Saturday night. Mr.. Matthew's commences
on Monday "UDcle Tom" at the National. Jack
Cade" at the Arch Mr.. Dempster at Musical Fund
1 Hall.
CHARLESTON S. C-Mr. Marchant opened the
theatre here on the 10th The Mercury says-The
theatre opened last evening TO very full house, and
the performances passed off most satisfactorily.
There is an air of neatness and taste in tue enbel-
lishments OF the building and in the scenery which
il of itself attraction; and this added to re-
spectacle company, will render the theatre during
the present season popular with the public and pro-
fisable 70 the manager Tonight will be presented
/ "a New Way 70 Pay Old Debts" and Jenny Lind,
in which Miss Mary Shaw will take the part Of the
songsress. IL Is only justice To say that this young
lady won the warmest applause last evening. She
il an attractive aud accomplished actress, aud has
at once established herself as favorite.
CrxoISNArI-Miss Logan is playing At Woods
| theatre Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood are at the Ma
1 tionai, where walcot's "Hiawatha' was announced.
/ The early appearance Of Thalberg and Vieuxtemps
in concerts, at Smith Nixons Hall, ~ announced.
Bu,Fno.-Mlss f. Kimberly had compliment
tary benefit here on Friday, playing IN two core
T,
Wife's Mirror"
sr. LpuIs-Mr. Edwin Booth and Miss Heron are
playing here. The Buckleys are also giving con-
certs.
CALrFoRMA-Ssn Francisco IL quiet. though
| there is some talk Of rebuilding the metropolitan.
| The American and Union are both closed. Mcguire
| was about IN play Marie Duret (who returns here
shortly az his Opera house, and would follow her
up with Emma Stanley, TO he succeeded by VT. and
/ Mrs. John Wood. George Ryer has the Marys-
4 ILL vvtth To luen az
| ported by J. y Booth, Chapman, Henderson, Caro-
line Ince and Mrs. Cllughey. \ temoorary theatre
has been fitted up nj San jose by G.. H. Graves, Who
| has his daughters Louise and Sarah, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGowan, Moreiand and Lloyd. j. H. Warwick
was about to take company into the Interior with
| Fstelle Potter as his Leading woman. Everett,
Campbell and others we're in Humboldt county.
Rowena Grantees management OF the National,
Sacramento, had come 70 an untmely close. Julia
Dean Hayne had opened the Forest theatre in the
| same city with w. NJ. Leman, Wilder, Rand and
wife, DuTophries and Sophia Edwin a. X; Phelps
Is in Sierra county, with George Mitchell, l.. J.
Horton, j. Griffiths, j. Taylor, J. q. Hicks, u.
Nader. T. James, W. Ray, II. Bowston, Mrs. g. w.
| Hunt and Rate Grey,J d. Worster has organized a
| OF VIM. Barry, VIM. II. Brown Mortimer, w.
Thompson. Misses Annie Smith, Nelly Fowler and
| Mp worster. Nj. J. A.. Smith had arrived In San
Francisco from the Atlantic States.
roREres THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL TSTELL6ESos.
From London and Paris we hear good reports OF
! artists well known TO the American public. Az the
Haymarket on the lst "The Wonder was revived,
with Mrs. Sinclair (Forrest) as Donna Niolante, and
Mr.. II. Sedley, an American actor VINO nude his
debut In Boston several years since as Dol Felix
The Doilv Ne,rs (2d) says:-"The Wonder vas
revived last night. with Mrs Catharine Sinclair In
the character OF yolante, snd Mr.. Henry Sedley, a
| debufant,in London, in that OF Don Felix. Mrs.
snclair's personation Of the heroine was graceful
| and lady like combining gaiety with energy and
feeling Mr. Sedlcy Is an actor Of merit and prom aes
10 he an acquisition TO the London stage. lie has
good person. possesses the ease OF practiscd per
| former and shows intelligence and animation. This
famous old comedy, which, from the clever plot and
rapid succession of incidents, Is more entertaining
than many works of much greater literary preten-
sions, was, on the whole exceedingly Well acted,
and went of with great spirit-Coone Briton being
nerfnr1ned by HIVE Iisaardn by Comm on. lslbeln