The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-14

Hyer. they sigpiaed their appreciation the instant
We hope the diieno"te srs perf city satisfied.
What rum place the Italian Opsrs House In A.tor
TRE LosoHErrE.-" What are you trying to do
With that thing Bob, What Is it,"
"why, hang the concern. Ned, how bloody green
you are, to be sure us hoppsrsy glass what the
Dobs uses when they goes to The Itsisn hopsrs"
" But you amt got is right-turn 1t rouad"
There, nov, what't the uses have given 1t turn
Give her screw; there. that way nov try tip,
"Blame the oussed thing 1t amt no use, any you
can fxit"
why don't you AK that nOb's daughter hsw t.
use IT,"
jist a. We are. She Amt any wiser than We"
What did you get it fort 1t Ant any good to see
in"
have white kids and hopera glass st as uch you
get your hair fixed in Kmbls's and scented All tbs
brokers and fashionable mob, does it," -.,'..r.0
"Wbat did you pay for it!''
"Elsven dollars and III FELL it for 6vswin you take
t?n
The above is q correct account Of one Of the many
udicous scenes that constantly occurring at tbs
Opera in Asor Place Either OF the above we'll dressed
Italian Opera and are among the dirante could see
through bluff" or "poker; but they can see through
. fashionable opera glass The young lady who is
rested near them 10 about wise upon the subject
the two gentlemen. As q matter ef CHARITY sug-
Qest that the Italian Opera management should ap-
point professor Of gass to teach the art to the
Glars Of habiues The price of single lesson should
be ST. or $40 for course OF twelve lessons 1t would
gave gre deal of aud xkwarduess to
new begiH ners and could be dered Of con.
siderable to tho treasury. Wochargs Alag
for the suggestion
FAsHlorABLx WOLVES IN Steers CLorHrxo-An
evil st prese exists in this CITY, to very great
tent which the authorities should promptly put down
IL very mt to families of wealth. and should
be suppressed.
Persons of different sexes character aud desg a. are
in the habit gopg to the decent looking houses In
babited by gsnee respectable citizens and asking
aid There people sustained by the clergy;
almost every instance they able to show letter
certificate signed by some other of the fashion
upper crust churches. These "letters" or
ret forth that the bearer" John Nokes. or Mary
Smth) is member of good standing OF his 1.-THE par
eon's) church, but reduced and, he" Tor she'')
will explain her beot in person, and the utmost
lance may be placed upon his Tor herr statement" As
a matter Of course, the housekeepsr If he has any
rpect for Heaven holiness. reads tho formidable
bearer to walk into tho parlor. The fact IL then
communicated that the bearer Is agent to
collect funds " to buy the parson horse and
gig" {" silver epoonn or . surplics," or
to buy hundref dollar muf for his wife"
or "a rocking horse for the Children" or tho
bearer wishes to beg cast OF old clothes for poor chill
dren' to sell eoeipt for making gold ink ,"
applied to sending the gospel among the Creeks or to
send free niger home to his ancestors In Africa
Others have receipts to make dirty dngy become
white and pure These objects appear plausible and
| are addressed by fashionable, we'll fed clergyman
without due reflection, the householder shells out q
couple Of ten cent two shilling p,eces nds
for the clothes. Some not deceived by any such
pretenee, and give the bearer minute, critical
| animation and Gross questioning.