The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-18

Fl trtienfO nj Ia ovscion,
Nos Uena do vana gloria
ouando gala honrosa,
| C0ronas mil recibim0s,
| BESIDE aqui-lss cenmos,
| En- t. frente pura, hsrmosa.
After the opera WAS over and the audience had re-
tired the invited withdrew to the principal saloon OF the
theatre where table covered with fruits Ice cream,
delicious cakes and all the deoacies Of
spanish Minister Senior csIderon. Mr.. Bourman the
attache to the embassy officers Of the Spanish vessels
In the port Of New York and amongst them Captain
Sevilla Samuel Ward, Esq., and NUMBER Of gentlemen
conLscted with the press others Of the opera
company present, and among them sig'a Tsdesco
whose charming face and sweet voice added to the
scene, and delighted all In addition to the fruits &C.,
there was plenty Of champagne Sgnor Vilarno, the
manager Of the company, after ample Justice had been
done to tho viands proposed the following toast To
Havana, Donna Msnuea de O'bonnel whose love for
music aud kindness has aided greatly in the forma-
with all the honors. Capt. ssvils then proposed as q
toast, g The Ambassador Don Caldsron."
The following toasts were afterwards proposed by Sig
nor Villarino.-
aThs Spanish Navy"
The friendship which unites all the members Of his
"The American public which Fhas received us with
such marked kindness during visit to this country
This last toast was received with enthusiastic ap-
plause.
French guest then raised his glass Of champagne
and proposed the health Of " the lovely Tedesco."
The lovely prima donna responded to the compliment
with Of her most bewitching smiles, which spoke
more eoausntl than words could possibly have spoken
|
night when the company dispersed, all highly gratsd
with the festival and the kindly feelings which it had
been the occasion Of
The opera Of Hermann" Is to be performed again this
evening, and there will doubt be another crowded
| house to listen to Tedesco, tho favorite.
CASTLE GARDES.-These are pleasant evenings to
visit this refreshing location where music nvigo-
rating air. and splendid cosmoramc viewsIcan be enjoy
cd for the small Of l2H cents We glad to hear
that the proprstor Of the garden have engaged
Of the principal comic actors and actresses Of this city
among whom Messrs. Walcott and Holland Miss
Clarke, and several other popular avorte members
the drama. They commence with light comedy vaude.
june This is doing we and we nromse the .ntsrpri
ng proprietsrs that the selection Of such talent will
be certain to have the garden patroniAed by the s,
mon, and We wish them every success.
VAuxHALL.-Campbells Serenaders are doing we'll At
this garden They have very good audiences every
night and becoming great favorites with the up
town folks, who to be very partial to negro min
| strelsy.
City Intelligence.
THE WrArnER-The thermometer stood at 70 deg
| yesterday at noon in Wall street.
THE FAMINE LONESOME bakers dozen Of bakers
have sent letters denying the statement which
made in yesterdays paper in regard to the price Of the
2K cent loaf and the quantity of flour Of which 1t is
composed One correspondents is alttle wrahy'
the subject He rays that at his bakery AZ lbs Of
bread he had for IL cents manufactured from the
best Of wheat -four, (whichscos AZ cents pound
without any aduteration Of peas any other article
This he understands arithmetic, not much 3D.
sterling for two pounds Of bread said to be the London
price And further with very little knowledge Of cal
culaons the public will readily perceive that some ba
kers do not make that profit correspon-
| dent would induce them to believe
| It cannot be supposed that answer all these
communications, but answer to il good az
the wnSs we can say tns. inc sn
days further that the baker who gives AZ lbs oil
| bread for shilling ought to be patronissd
| MELANCHOLY SuIcIDE.-Coroner Walters hedian in
| tarda at IN
body Of Jaspar Seaman, native Of this city aged ~
years who committed suicide by shooting himself with
pistol The deceased naturally Of cheerful dis
position, and but few minutes before committing the
rash act he in the Of another member OF the
for time been employed in the ONCE of Tabor &
Jenkns, brokers, and was esteemed by all who knew
him. verdict was rendered In accordance with the
| foregoing facts
ANOTHER suIcrDE.-Coroner Walters held an inquest
also at No. l26h Eleventh street on the body Of Mrs
Harm native Of England. aged ~ years. who commit.
ted suicide "Wednesday evening, by taking audanum
From the testimony adduced before the Coroner
that the for several days past had
suffering with tooth ache that Tuesday last her SIS
ter, Rosina Haynes who arrived from England about
three weeks ago and took up her residence in the
family, purchased half an ounce OF laudsnum, for
the deceased to external application. On
Wednesday evening" the deceased, then In bed asked
mantsi piece. the husband and sister of the de-
ceased being then in the room After applying little Of
audanum to her she remarked that she wished
the bottle full; being asked by her sister why she
| wished the bottle full, she laughed. but made
| reply Shortly after making this observation she
| put the bottle to her mouth and swallowed the
| tents Her husband asked her why she had taken
| the laudanum She made her husband no answer.
but epouired of her sister whether there was sufficient
audsnum in the bottle to Djurs her. In the course
of q few minutes after this. the deceased exclaim-
| ed, "My God what have done have | killed my
self" She also said she did not take 1t with tho inten
ton to hurt herself When the laudanum first began
effect cried afterwards became nsensibe,
and remained until she died, about IL O'Clock. Med
cal aid procured after the audanum began to effect
her but without any satisfactory result The deceased
and her husband had been married about nine years
and is believed lived happily together No cause u.s.
signed for thus destroying herself
STILL ANOTHER SuIcIpE.-The coroner was called to
hold inquest also upon the body Of Joseph jean,
native Of France aged years. who admitted into
the City Hospital the 18th of April, for medical AID
progressed favorably until few days ago. when no was
attacked with eryspeas In the right shoulder ana on
Tuesday last he jumped from the window to the pave
ment below, in the hospital yard distance OF about
twenty Ave feet and died almost Immediately from Inc
INJURIES he received Verdict accordingly
Boy DRowSEp.-The Coroner held AN Inquest like
wise mt No 100 Lewis street. the body OF boy seven
wears old named VIM Warknson. who left home ABOUT
liz o'clock on Saturday sxsUng last was shortly after
wards by another boy playing on rat IN tns sp
at the foot Of Houston street, from which time nothing
was heard Of him until yesterday when his BODY was
found boating In the clip at the foot OF Houston street
Verdict, death by drowning
HAoxMAr DRowrEp As the steamboat Troy wac
entering the slip the foot Of Barclay street. her
rival from Albany, hickman named william Tate,
aged 3d. of No II Thomas street, either fell or
pushed on the wharf into the dock striking tho guard
OF tho boat with his head In his fall and when taken
from the water he found to be corpse. An inquest
viii be held upon his body to-day