The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-12


fell on the found their way 30 the heart The
music full Of the most exquisite tenderness simplicity
and feeling and deep interest pervsdes the piece We
love Bslini's music the melodies original and ever
characterized by decacy and sweetness They breathe
the memory and stamps it's impress the soul. They
strains that haunt with their associations
wander amid natures In her unbroken soitudes
over her wild and extensive wastes her maestc hills
her rich and secluded valleys; and Madame Bishop will
give charming effect to these exquisite melodies with
those tones Of voice Of hers the ntonatons Of which
are so fautless and which possess in their bold and
varied range such q silver bsI-ke clearnsss-which
grace, delicacy, and feeling We look with delightful
snticpstions to this opera In its English Dress and hail
the appearance Of this mighty mistress Of song in role
30 suited to her powers
BowERY THEArRE-For the benefit of all who have
not yet the splendid spectacle the Naad Queen "
would say that it is about to be withdrawn to make
for other things and that this will be the last
ming that 1t will be performed in FULL because Miss Julia
Turnbulls engagement Is about expiring. Therefore
all who have not yet that piece must do tonight
If they wish to Of the best things brought
out at the Bowsry. The comedy of " Bsmboosing' y
and the nautical drama Black-eyed Susan" will
form, with the "Naiad Queen the bill Of perfor-
for this evening Tomorrow will be the last eve
ming Of Miss Turnbull's engagement.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-The success of the travestie Of
Hamlet has been great, and It has been received
SUCH u poh1uro snu
delight by crowded audiences that the manager thinks
he warranted in putting it in the bill for this evening
for the fourth time, believe We not surprised
at this Is decidedly Of the best pieces put
month more The laughabls farce Of the Omnibus,
too which has given Mr. Brougham such excellent OPP
nit ns his e v
peated this evening with Hamlet" For the benefit OF
our up town citizens would inform them that the
Chatham theatre Is as well conducted as any place OF
amusement in the city.
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-Mle. Adslaides benefit at
tracted last evening" very crowded house, sparkling
with numerous charming ladies' We must confess that
she never danced better during her engagement at Pal
rographc science which she has been taught by Mr..
Masiliex, at the Royal Academy Of Paris We shsl be
that other attraction will prevent her friends
and admirers from going there and bestowing their
applause Mr. chs, ;' I. Lehman the nmitS
his smart girls Mathilde, Caroline, Julia and Flora,
and NJ. Charles Whittier will escort NJ. Schmidt
Mile. Adelaide. :. LIE Diabe Rouge" and M. Decha-
lameau were performed last evening with the greatest
ire has closed and the excellent artists will reappear
Monday next, at Castle Garden No doubt but sue
cess and fortune will visit them in their abode
CASTLE GARpEN.-This evening Mr.. Walcot's benefit
takes place when the comic operas Of John of Paris"
and mo Song no SUPPER" will be performed. The
Misses Wells appear In q grand Pas de 7rois Mr. Wal
cot long and favoraby known by the play folks
OF the Olympic as excellent actor In fact 1t
less to urge his claims artistic, whenever he
takes benefit. the house is awaysfu We understand
he Is about taking tour through the States If So we
wish him the success his professional character de-
serves Monday evening next, the Lehman family ap-
at Castle Garden where the stage being enlarged
we learn they intend producing Gisele" and other
beautiful ballsts. With Holland Waloot Miss Clarke,
Miss Phillips, and the other members of the Vaudeville
company the Garden next week WILL doubtless become
fashionable resort because Of this great attraction
VAuxHALL-The Sable Sisters and Ethiopian Min
stres give concerts evey evening this week. the above
popular resort.
tertanments at the Masonic temple Boston where they
have dr. excellent houses.
signora Ciocca is at Cincinnati dancing at the Athe
neum, where she Is very popular.
City Intelligence.
The WEArHER.-Tbe thermometer ranged as high as
Towards evening Ii cooled off, The heat was by no
means oppressive. We favored with light breeze
or rather pun Of cool air in the evening.
FiRE-A fire broke out Yesterday morning at one
o'clock cabinet MAKERS shop So Great Jones street
occupied by s. s. Cheener. The fire put outby the
police.
ARRIvAL OF EMoRASr PAssEscERs-The arrival of
emgrant passengers from foreign parts at this port
ing Tuesday last, amounted to ESQ.,
CHINESE JUNK.-If We were asked what Is the most
interesting thing that has been offered to the inspection
OF our citizens for number Of past should say
without hesitation, the Chinese Junk. She is truly an
object Of interest for she conveys to better idea
score Of books on the subject She will go to Phiade
phia OF Boston that time Is to be lost
our citizens In seeing her.
DRowNEp.-Coroner Walters was called Yesterday to
hold inquest on the body Of German named Luhrs
Berend aged about 25 years, Who has for short time
been employed as sail maker board the bark Ocean
lying ut pier No N. r., and was yesterday morning
found floating In the slip the vessel. Verdict
Death by drowning The deceased is supposed to have
fallen overheard while In q state of intoxcation.
Brooklyn Intelligence.
ABANDONMENT AND BIGAMY-A halter, named Joseph
yesterday, on a charge Of bigamy. The complainant
Is Mrs Amira Schofeld, of the town Of Wyndham
Green county In this State She alleges that She was
married to Joseph Schofeld in sDecember, 1882 and
shortly after the marriage ceremonies pc rformed
Schoeld deserted her without providing any for
dgent enquiries after him, but without effect until
about two months since when she learned that he was
Upon being confronted with friend of his, Schofeld
admitted the fact and also of his imposing upon highly
respectable lady, teacher in the female department Of
the public school at East Brooklyn to such extent
child In view of these facts Mrs Amira schofed the
complainant has petitoned the Supreme Court grant
her divorce and an order to compel him to pay the
necessary expenses She alleges that five years have
elapsed since he left her.
CoRoNER's INauEsT.--An inquest held yesterday,
the body of Patrick Scanlin aged sixty years who
found at the Walsbout, on the Wiamsburgh road
that The deceased had been afflicted with an ulcer
his and his way for the purpose procuring
some medicine, when the bandage became oosened and
the artery in the vicinity of the burst causing
rapid loss Of blood verdict rendered In accor
dance with the above facts We understand that the
deceased has left family residing Flushing avenue
Williamsburg road
Police Intelligence.
indicfed for Manstaughter.-The grand jury of the
Court of sessions indicted, yesterday, H. L. Kellogg
captain of the steamboat Niagara and Hosea Birdse
the engineer of the said boat both whom are indicted
for granddaughter the third degree In causing the
death Of two remen Of the absve boat and scaiding
several Of the passengers by carrying much
which blew up the steam chest thereby causing the
Of life and limb Capt Fairchid of the 9Th ward ar
rested yesterday Hosea Brdsell, the engineer, on
bench warrant issued by the Court of Sessions, the
above charge, and the court held him bail in the sum
Of $50O0 Mr. Coleman of the Aston House. becoming hi.
surety for his appearance at court for trial
arrested .again.-The man Samuel w. jackson, who
under arrest and escaped from the custody of one
Of the Sth ward constabes, Tuesday evening last
Chatham street. was retaken about 10 o'clock the same
night and locked up in the 2nd ward Station House
The accused was charged with conspiracy in defraud
ing Henry Johnson livery stable keeper in Duane
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