The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

she ran SeCOnQ 10 MI hennerS teatner'S; Dut again
won the second heat-time O0-l 58-2 90 course
heavy. On the 18th (the same weekly, she won the
Jockey Club pnrse, three mile heats beating Midas
Grom virgnia) Music, Norma, and General p9
c." deemed her I" the best yr. old at the meeting.
At the meeting during the same month (27th Dec.)
on the Meare course she won the three mile purse,
In 45-5 SSa, beating Liatunah, (now a stable COM
neteau carried in this race sslbs. Marine, as yr.
old, 81 lbs, and Norma, yrs, l07 lbs. 1t is with
her, especially, that Peytona daily takes her exer
else.
TRoTrINa MATcH.-The one announced to come
yesterday, over the Centreville Course, was post
poned in consequence of the unfavorable state of
the weather. but will come off on the first fair day,
Of which due notice will be given.
GREAT FooTBAcE-Is to come off over the Bea-
con Course, Hoboken, on or about the 18th of next
month, for $500 to $4,000 In this affair it is ex-
pected that there will be some "native" agility dis
Played that will astonish pedestrians throughout the
world. 1t appears that the proprieors of the Beacon
Course are not dead after all.
ThcatricaIs.
The PARK.-Mrs. Seguin had really splendid
benefit last night The very inclement state of the
weather, it was apprehended, would have kept many
at home, but boxes, pit and galleries were crowded
to excess. The favorite comic opera of the " Pos
tillion of Lonjumeau'' was performed for the first
time this season, and was received with great favor
Mrs. Seguin as madeline, looked and sang char
mingiy-more SO if possible than ever The merits
of Seguin's Biou" are wellknown, and on this &C.
casion they were fully displayed Mr. Frazer did not
exactly look the Position, but he sang with a
great deal Of taste and spirit On the fall of the
tain the fair beneficiary was loudly called for and on
her appearance with Mr. Seguin she was greeted in
the most enthusiastic manner by the crowded house,
whilst several beautiful boquets were thrown on the
stage from the boxes
Tonight the Position" is to be repeated, toge-
Their with the second act of the Bohemian Gir"-
After the opera, Miss Turnbull and Mr. Martin will
dance the "Stage Polka" which was last night de-
servedly honored by more than usually enthusiasts
tic encore.
The Seguins commence another engagement in
Philadelphia on Monday night. They will play the
bohemian Girl" the first week, and then bring out
Mr.. Fays new Opera-an original American opera
of which report speaks very atteringly, and which
is to be produced in style of great elegance and at
a large expenditure. The Seguns have been emil
neny successful throughout their engagement at the
Park
New BowERY THEATRE.-The fine old English
comedy of the Soldiers Daughter" performed last
night, was one OF the greatest hits of the season.
We certainly did not anticipate such treat in the
Bowery, but are happy TO say we were most agree
ably surprised. Silsbee, the Yankee, though per-
haps rather too broad to suit the taste of many, was
funny, and told some capital jokes in the farce
Of yankee Magnetism" The ladies', too, as usual
were most admirable. Mesdames Phillips Mossop,
and Stickney, all old favores, rapturously re-
celved. The extraordinary success of this estab-
ishment is quite an event in the history of cheap
md yUoa Inp To he plfI
in the east part of the town would consult their IN
erests, and more refined tastes, by supporting Try
on's New Bowery, instead OF building up broken
down house. One thousand dollars spent in this
way would do more than twenty thousand dollars in
rebuilding ruins. We understand the talented young
American acter, Mr.. Clark, has benefit on Monday
evening. Let New Workers support him.
PALMos OPERA HousE.-The Dumboton troupe
still continue to draw draw crowded houses. Last
night there quite change in their performance,
which gained the applause of very large assem-
blage.
CASTLE GARDES.-The attendance at this place Of
amusement last night, as mightbe expected from the
unfavorable state Of the weather, was rather limited;
but among the audience we observed several OF the
most distinguished musical amateurs in the city,
who were not TO be deferred from hearing the sweet
Tonight there is a change of performance, and an
English Concert, with some delicious m0rccaMr by
Miss Rosa Garcia, combined with the attractions of
the celebrated Herr Cline and the Eslers brothers,
will be offered to the public.
DR. CopLAND's DICTIONARY OF MEDICINE, FART
Z, HARPERs.-The numbers OF this sterling work are
issued with rapidity by the Harpers but hap
by TO observe also, with great neatness and TASTE.
So excellent work this of DIR. Copeland ought to
be in the libraries of every member Of the Faculty
throughout the land.
WHRLwINp.-Wc are informed that during the
very heavy wind which took place on Tuesday al
last about O'Clock, there phenomenon Of
somewhat unusual character appeared in the Newark
Bay. Two water-spouts appeared at the moment,
to the height of forty fifty feet then approached
each other and united vessel Of some tons near
by at the time but escaped II is represented have
been very imposing sightJersey City .ddveriiser.
RAIN IN MAssAcHusETTs.-W had slight but
grateful shower this morning and the air continues
humid promising rain The drought has been pro-
ncted and severe and fear that the grass crop the
towns on the seab0ard and perhaps in the Interior will
be deficient unless the rains arc frequent and abundant
Boston Trareiier, May 10.
New Iron WoRKs AT TRENTON. Cooper,
now extensively engaged in the manufacture of iron
in New York. has purchaseda large quantity Of water
power and site Of four five hundred feet next be-
low the cotton mill of the New England Manufacturing
Trenton mechanics and machinsts for the erection OF
rolling mill 200 feet long and 40 wide The digging o.
the foundations were begun Immediately. The WORKS
are to BIO ready II possible for commencing opcron
by the LIST Of August next They will large enough
TO turn out ultimately 1000 tons Of rolled iron year
and will give employment to 900 men, most OF wnom
will be brought here By the proprietor we lca, sna
put In operation by Mr. Coe, who leased tnem IN Apri
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