The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-11


LISTERS sEcoss Srnsrs OF MAGICAL sOrRErs One OF
the most lively and agreeable entertainments Of this
great took place last evening at this ee
CANT place of amusement and was attended by very
large and numerous audience. All beholders sesmed
to be very much pleased with the omprehensible
feas of adresse, mechanism and d"xterty which they
witnessed and nj. Macaster was rewarded with
much applause and coDgratulation. Among the many
skul tricks performed on this occasion, we think It
necessary mention the experiment entitled "A trick
dedicated to the Temperance Cause" in which NJ.
Mscster after having required the services Of two
gentlemen thanks them very cordially and before
departing from them wishes to treat them with glass
of wine. They accept it; but the wine has
Upon their refra he tells them that he must
his wine, and for this purpose he makes hole in the
wound and quick presto!" the vine falls out Of it
into tumbler to the great amusement and delight Of
much appreciated well the cookery Of par
afaragarsmes," In which MIR. M dresses his two young
eomps'es in the funniest imasinable way The enter
concluded with the Hindostanic experiment
Of sleeping in the arn which is, for Madame Macal-
lister, the triumph Of grace elegance aud beauty;
The bill for this evening is entirely changed and will
be, Of course, q great attraction to many.
national TnEArRE-Tho house finely filled last
evening and the entertainments which Of light
and varied character passed of with much seiat We
perceive that there have been several additions made
to the company lately. Messrs c. w. Clarke, Jordan,
yache and others, we'll known to the New York public,
have been engaged, and what with the previous excel
will DO carried with more brillancy than
ever. ChaDfrau knows how to regulate such things,
and even had he all the competition to contend with
that he has when the other houses all open.
he would still have as large audiences as he could
accommodate. The National is emphaticaliy the peo-
ples theatre, and such, IL will always be well sup
ported. Te- night. complimentary benefit is to bs
given to that veteran in tho "back art" Jim Crow
Rice old father Rice he is Familiarity termed,
Of the mort popular in the profession. That
the house will be crowded have no kind Of doubt;
the alone would attract large audience but
VIII ucn n a ct
TO night may DO certain that seats will be in great
request as win be perceived by referring to the list
az ,i.at .~iAtv will ha nrsssntad N"-
Fanny waiiack, Mrs. Knight, MIR. John Dunn Mr..
Jordan, from the Bowery, Dumboltous serenaders,
MessIs J. and II. Walker will all appear, also the
beneficiary himself In some OF his most favorite parts
| FAREWELL BrsrrIr or Miss FAsyv wALLAcK.-Miss
Wallack takes farewell benefit at Burtons Theatre
on Saturday evening shakspeare's tragedy Of Ham
lst' will be performed Miss Wallack sustaining the
character Of Hamlet Mr. Burton that Of Polonius and
Miss Mary Taylor rs ophelia. Miss wallack has won
her engagement at thu Broadway Theatre and have
doubt that on the occasion of her farewell benefit
Burtons Theatre will be crowded with tho admirers
! OF Miss w = talent
Mn. Ricr's Bsrrrir For tho fret time In a long
period MIR Rice. the original Jim Crow whose
is familiar household word ON both sides OF the
Atlantic, the impersonaton Of that quaint peculiar
humor which characterize tho African in this
country takes benefit The benefit is to DO given at
the National Theatre in Chatham street and the pill
Of fare IL extremely varied and attractive Miss Wal
lack plays in ~ Three weeks after Marriage Mr.
tsbiished favorites will appear Dumbletou's band will
add 10 the attraction. MIR Rice himself appears in
"ot.llo' aud Jumbo jun" IL Is rare that so great
combination Of talent Is presented MIR Rice IL ono Of
/ the most gentcmanly and esteemed members OF tho
dramatic profession and quito that he will
receive bumper.
CnRisrvs MrsrnrLs.-These happy aarkes are
nightly singing away merriy larks, and enter
tanning great numbers Of our citizens. TO whom the
concerts II this band are almost ~ essential Of
the Decessaries Of life They discourse most eloquent
music on their various ntruments and perform most
graceful dances every evening. Tonight, they will
give an extra tue entertainments
CssrIr GAnpr,-with undiminished spirit and
increased the able managers carry their de-
lightu summer ftes at this most beautiful resort
where health and pleasure await all visiters. The
grand combination 81 musical talent engaged at
astle Garden IL un doubtedy wonderful When we re-
member at how trning cost 81 admission such
teftainment Is given The orchestra numbers no less
than forty of the FIRST order ofs
lent and this immense band IL led by Max Marezek and
George Loder In turn The lovers of music Who have
tate and appreciation to enjoy so rich musical re-
past ~ here afforded. will not need advice to in
dUce them to spend very many Of their evenings there
1hose who have not yet attended these delightful
ceris and balls should DO so at once for they are un
doub'tdly the most attractive and pleasant musical
sources yet introduced to the American public; aud
The balls with which they conclude are already NJ po-
IuIar aud fashionable here they long have been Ia
London and Paris. The entertainments for this eve
hing unusully rich consisting OF rare selection
81 the choicest from the most celebrated French
~ italian operas besides variety of singing, and the
wonderful perform Of Herr stoepel, the Xylc-
coiden.
FIRE ~ GEORGETOWN. =. Give have been
kinCly furnished with the following letter in re-
ference to the disastrous fire in Georgetown, on
GEoReErowN, July ), 1910.
regret TO say that fire broke ont this morn
inr, about half past I o'clock. in Myers brick
range, and swept every store from Congdon's down
10 McNsmee's we ere all in confusion. | had
Sl,Oo0 insurance have saved three or four hun
cred dollars worth, and lost the balance. Cong
don, Carr. Abrabaus IL Co, Somers, Stevens, So
i mons, Potter Woolfe, Bush, llIddleson, Ena-
bncl, Enron and McNamee, burnt out. The loss
" i'll be trifie, most of them were insured.
Their stocks were very light, and a great many
Cot de have been saved. - Charleston 6. e. M,r-
twy, Jpiv7.
CONCIERGE oE BURLINGTON, Iowa The Burng-
ton FIRE. Pres announces the arrival there Of two
bafCss. with 10000 bushels Of wheat on board, in
tow of steamer. The wheat was from Toledo,
Chic, and It's whole cost of transportation was
lFi cents a bushel. To accommodate the lighter
dIsit oi the Chambly canal, (Which will be sbvat.
q, by the Cauehnawaga,) the wheat was shipped
from Lake Ontario, without breaking bulk. The
cust OF irriRhfinF wheat from Toledo 10 Albany Is
stated 10 be twenty cents.
Tvs LATE lrr.Ssss or Mn. CIAr.-We had
painful iumor in the city yesterday, that our dis-
ungmshed feow-citizen. MIR. Clay. hnd been
severely attacked with cholera, at Ashland, and
hat he was in n very dangerous condition We
are grstIfed TO be able to contradict the rumor.
Mr.. Clay was slightly unwell, rs was Mrs. Clay
also, Yesterday morning, but we learned IN the
evening from the attending physician, that both
were entirely relieved.
uomes,ic p,,sccliary.
The Legislstute Of New Hampshire, adjourned sin,
dee en- the Tth inst.