The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-11

Coney Island, New Brighton, sc. &c.
We expect that all the watering places will be
we'll patronized this summer We recommend
our readers, before they start on their tour, to
look over the advertisements in the Herald, of
the hotels at the watering places and on the route
thereto.
Musical.
PARK THEATRE.-verdi's opera OF the 1.-TWO Foscari,'
which was received 80 we'll on Wednesday evening will
be repeated Saturday night sgnora Rainisri whose
soprano voice is rch and whose tones 80 harmo
Nous, will perform her part of Lucrezia Contarini as
sisted by Perel the sweet enore, and Luigi Vita the
excellent t9so eanam our readers w' 90 ds h to
maesri. Ardt and Botesin will execute the admirable
duo for the violin (Ardt), and eonra1assS BotesnD
called the Bohemian feast" We remember the sue
applause which granted to those eminent
artists when they gave concert at the tabernacle
months ago and therefore DESTROYS to hear
them again We have never heard anything equal to
the precision of the notes performed upon such dif
cult instrument as the eomraoasso IL Is Gertshy
able world. We need not assure the gentemanly ma
Jose Vlarino that he will see rush at the doors
Of the Park theatre this evening
CASTLE GARDEN Beautiful weather to visit this esta-
blishment where every thing conducive to health
be enjoyed-sauary air, rich scenery splendid music
and the best ice
Mr. Davis, the excellent manager Of the French Opera
company in New Orleans, arrived in town yesterday
morning. his way to France. We thought that we
should be favored this year with the visit of his troupe
but this arrangement prevents their coming to New
York. No summer theatre, Qike Niblos Garden) was
ready to receive them We learn that Mr. Davis is going
to France fill the places of several singers who
not entirely worthy of their position in his company
We have heard say that Mime tleur Jol, the first pri
ma donna of New Orleans, would perhaps come to en-
chant us with her sweet voice. which is said be ad
rabe She will be we'll received here.
Leopold de Meyer the lion pianist Jupiter Tonans
of piano players goes out passenger, the Philadelphia
Gazette says in the packet ship saranak, which sails
that port for Liverpool in few days His
in this country has been as extraordinary as his play
| ing
| VAUrHALL GARpEN.-The opera serenaders continue
their performance at Vauxha They worth seeing.
Camille sivori having completed his engagements Il,
St Louis the LIST inst was about to start Tor Nash
! vile, Tenn
| The Swiss bellringers are still in Providence
Theatricals.
| BowERY THrArRE-Qute an attractive bill will be
presented this evening at this favore theatre The
grand national drama of Buena Vista and Vera Cruz
will be produced for the second time.
Mr. Collins is soon to appear upon the boards Of the
Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia.
Dan Marble is doing the Yankee with great success at
st Louis.
It is said that the Boston Theatre has been leased for
term Of years, by Mr. c. r. Thorne, formerly of the
National The house Is to be improved, and thoroughly
jim Crow Rice has been rec engaged at Buffalo where
Mr. Wallack, Miss Barnes, Mr. Collins, and Mr.. Booth
to follow in succession
Gabriel Ravel took farewell benefit at Cincinnati
on the evening Of the 9Th instant
Mrs Mowatt and Mr.. Davenport had not left Gin.
cinnati on the 9Th inst.
City Intelligence.
"THEM WHIPs"-Wc understand that the Bay
State carried two whips her last trip out Of New
locff no ,no NJ uaiuvf hadl
whipped herself The Oregon was seven minutes
equal to two miles and halfahead Of the Bay State,
when she met the c. Vanderbilt from Stonington. The
Oregon averaged nineteen revolutions a minute, and
from a gentleman who board the Bay State, we
learn that she crowded to the utmost all the way
This Is the first instance believe where two whips
or even one have been carried by the slowest boat -
The Oregon made the passage to Stonngton that night
in six hours and ten minutes twenty minutes less than
ever before made
TuE WrA1HER-Ye sterday was decidedly the hottest
day Of the The thermometer at O'clock stood
at degrees in Wall street. and rose higher in parts of
the city In the afternoon, fresh light breeze sprung
up which rendered the atmosphere extremely cool and
agreeable Crowds hocked towards the Battery In the
evening quaf the "balmy air. In this enchanting re-
treat.
DrArH BY DRowSiNo.--The coroner held inquest
Yesterday at No AZ West street upon the body Of an
known man. who was found In tho slip Mt pier No. 8, ~
r. Verdict-desth by drowning.
RurTuRnp BLoop vrssEL.-The coroner held an in.
quest at the LIST Ward station house upon the body of
Nchacl Hammond, native Of Germany nged SO years,
who fell in Beaver street, No 4, anu almost in
stanty expired having vomited several quarts Of blood
Verdict-dsath by breaking blood vessel In the lungs
and bleeding therefrom.
Typurs FEvER-The coroner also held an inquest at
No 597 Greenwich street. upon the body of Mary Dolan
native Ireland aged 80 years. who came to her death
by tyhus fever Verdict accordingly.
Frpr-The alarm of FIRE last night at l01s O'Clock
proceeded from the basement Of store No spruce at
occupied by West stained glass factor The fire was
quickly put out without doing any serious injury
| OBJ FELLOWS HALL.-Would itnot be very appro'
pirate in building the Hall to have each story OF differ
emit kind and color of stone b.
BosroE PArEss by the Springfield and New Haven
Railroad received last night, through the kind
attentions MIR. +. S. Dennis.
| The BARK CARMEMTA--We copy the following
paragraph In relation to the capture of this vcsse
| from the Bangor Wig I'VE have letter from
her commander, Capt Ltlefcld to the owners Of the
bark, stating that the prvaeer ucca of about 80
tons armed with long lS-pound pivot gun and small
arms manned by 30 men, all Spaniards, except one
| Frenchman She sails remarkably well and WAS
doubedly fitted out mt Barcelona by persons there who
supposed her prizes would be Immediately condemned
by the spanish authorities, aud who were doing all In
their power have the rights Of pvateers to capture
American vessels recognized"
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! TELESCOPE ron THE NArIoNAL OBsrnvAroRY We
learn that the immense telescope ordered some time