The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-02

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Dor, and neglects his business; aud ultimately be-
comes disgraced. How can this city, or any COM
uaniiy, prosper with such fostering upon
its bosom, like this cdious lottery system! Yet the
people put up with il, because il brings little reve
nue. into The treasury, not rejecting how shortsgh
ed that policy is which. though for time, il pro-
duces gain, will, and does ultimately, destroy
the character and energies of the community. The
developernents made before the Legislature last
winter, in relation to the letting out the lottery
grants of the State, sufficient to excite the honest
Indignation Of every good and honest man, have
produced no effect upon the public mind. II is be-
cause the public mind, on the subject of lotteries,
has no standard Of morality.
say then, that in this system, this legalized sys-
cause ef the failure Of Baltimore to meet the ex-
pectasions of all sensible men, as place of bus-
ness
Theatrical saA Musical.
BowKaY TrHArRx.--The I'm pressive tragedy Of King
Jobn' produced ut the Bowery Theatre last night
With admirable effect The piece Is masuineently COS
tuned aud put upon the stage In all respects exceed
ingly well The playing last evening deserving Of
tho immense applause which 1t received. Mrs. shaw
performed the part allotted to her Lady Constance,
with the Of style and the good effect
that marks all her performances and Master s. Ham
showing appreciation Of character that is seldom
found in children OF bis age There vas . large su-
disnce in Atrendance. and all seemed highly delighted
with the play The bill concluded with the grand mu
sioal romantic drama OF tho Bottle Imp"
BroADwAv THKArnx.--Mr. Hudson appeared Last
night, In his we'll known character Of Rory 0'More.
and sustained ID with that humorous cunning and
arch seccntricity which peculiarly displayed in
this ITish hero whom 10 properly represented 1t 10
long and arduous part, presenting many incidents,
dramatic and highly interesting in hoir effect and Mr.
Hudson In his delinestion, gave them full f,rce aud
power His story of abe fox. told with Extraordinary
parent truth. which were eaculsted to make tho
whole audience crcdulous Of Reynards eccontriei
ties, Is was tho poor deuded Frenchman Mr. Chap
man, one of the useful members OF this very
cellent stock company performed De wilskin in ma,-
which Is worthy of himself lie vas the very per-
sopihcstion or . Frencbman-his shrug aud pronunr
estion both exceedingly consistent and ohzrastcr
istc, and in his drese, tone manner and dialect he
exhibited q rich specimen ofgenuin" comedy Miss
olivia young lady, nightly Increasing in ussfune.s
SMom,s IN sTSS PIX "a,g rsn,Isn,., and r,ts soos n
| effect MIR. Hudson's singing usual, sweet and
touching and sppaoded 10 the very echo. The house
fuu and presented dagsng array of fashion aud
b. suty, which must have bean profitable to tbs
nagecnt ss 1t was nstt.rns TO the lion ~ frih chs
r.eicrs Next week will be- tho last Of Mr. Hui.,n's
engagement. Sests shouid be secured whous delay
the manager expects crush for the
ON Friday, thi, soul Of song and Hisernisni-m,
make. his last appeal to u New York audience. pre-
vious TO his departure tor Europe. fog that OCCASION
tickets Of admission viii be doubtless as premium
E,sLos-The excellent company ut this theatre,
comprising It does very many eminent in their pro-
fesson, is worthy of public patronage Tho per-orm
snces, last evening, commenced with the Serious
A
merits Of the deserve. must attribute ~ the
Circumstance Of that comedy having b,en bo,a-s the
public ~ this city fer such great length 81 ue
lts merits have been too frequently criticised 10 rem
der any f,msrks necessary. There " an inter-
mission of time betwccn te play and farce when
promenade museols, In The ball room, takes place,
ana the audience enabled TO refresh themseltS q
with variety and In rplendor The hou-e IL certainly
ono of The most unique of the kind and ~ some no
rent of pubic "yor may run in that diSeeioa more
freely tLsn II has done even 20 ths attract ions Of
talent pf not Of novelty) that are nov presented
! BrEToNs TnrArpr--The beautiful Mortou's comedy
OF speed the Plough performed lss. evening a,
this theatre before very numerous sudIcnec. ~.
rlaeidos Sir Abel Handy r4asierpeoe of histri-
ope sslines,ion and irrcsi,thls piece Of droery
Mr.. Burton, az Farmer Ashaeld proved himself an
accomplished srtt; aud Mrs Russell. ~ Miss Hand
! ford was what fho H. always . cfsrmiBg and we'll
| studia actress. Mr. Clarke and Me. Chapman sus-
sa a sIs. Ts a.c. ss's Aa bs ss s,sai ~" ehs
rstt,ts t.R III. s5rp6f;t1 y me artists Of this
th' 'atre and the whole piece was warmly appreciated
by the audi, We NUT not forget TO myntion IN.
country dance in the third act which va. repeated
/ by the general drmsnd of tie audience The enter
ia.Iu.nt. concluded with new flrce which has
froy'd highly successiul, ana which IL nightly re-
ccivcd with roarz OF applause On M0uday cvt aing,
/ Paul pry" viii DO performed in conf junction. sith
the farce 90 An Alarming Slcrnce" in which Ne--rs
/ rlacide aud Durton will appear. The house will be
4 crowded no doubt
| Esuo-AL THsArRs .-Thi.hou.e as usual. crowded
from top to bottom last night, and the pieces we're re-
esissd with the rapturous spplause % ever The
b Of entertain for the evening consisted of the
| free ~ the Thrrs Cueknu- The Femhc uusrd "
the farce Of" Mother sud child sr. Doing Wen There
e no ahs. mrni in the quality oi the en"r'hinrnnss
at the National and no decnation In tis patroaags
but 10Th prorstor and patrons seem satisfied with the
| part tbst each periorms
| crHsitt QrsRs Uovsr--Ths fAvorite resort conti-
mus 10 bste efcWdsd houses The singing dancing,
srn lhsirnmsnta pgrtornsncts are such A. must bo
20 tleass every There u such great yaristy
that the grA', ena the say can b. pes'd oa ths am-
evening Tlefe is sonnet hing very reHn'd in Chri-tys
bard They gepd nuslc'an'i Who understand thcir
business veli
olisr'e.--Peirce ana HE company Il Mlns,rels
niehuy amusing tho-s Who patrpns9 thrtr entertain
r'bts loter v tecuuirg fsVortc ard white fns his
singing tis much admired Lewis In hs dsucing gives
Htttt Ht-isctisp
Mrlopror White and bi. seren.dcrs are as usual
d~ncing.
cmsr-s Muoun.-The exhibition Of the Chinese
ltoy e,es 10 attract anJ more every day This
ru',um has always since Barnum got u, been in Tho
fuil tide % fucc.ts
Csstis G.nrrS.--This evening. Lodcrs src-isnt
bene will give their sacred Concert at This dsghth
retreat l. u needless 20 say the balcony win pr~fut
= bfiIlnnt array OF fsehiunsby dressed females,
this evening. This y not Surprising for where can
one 90 90 eticy more pleasure snd ada 20 health n
rot Niihin The precincts Of Castle Garden' tn" bet
i'r'.n,nt = serv'd sp, and tbs attendants are all
very alert and obliging
bsp,Nr Arr. nrso, 4. Mrrtco.-A correspondent
- the Mobile hssiser. 81 the ASH ul,mo writing from
MeAleo ,ays = That ceistfa'cd can'strieo having By
her tflehdid vocal pcwurs turned 81 the hrais IN
he h"riten csTitai Mr. Erchsa apflfed ~ ~
vcrt musical smateura ofe town in the ntefar o ths
i'Iubiiei Tor Madame b. give nrsrt Acrorfn 1iy,
hr vF"ie to The Trupfistcr ~ ttr only place u the
town whcrt musical psriormsuge could AZ 81 ts
SVEN VIZ sn open cocfI arena o. s.csriain terms,
40 ar Nhrn The aus~,r csmc rld vith " con.
trsst IN due form. Mr. Bcchsa nDt little ppzsiei
hroys sner ,h, enlovrt q the sg Of hirc % he
hhucsa 1h,afrc being named. clause s'ipuiNting
uat the snid sum should b. p-id IN genuine Mexican
iastus and not in pieces Of snap nor Ia ssgars
ir poultry suvc Vr dead However bochsa sgnrd the
contract but oniy obtained the riew ~ this strange
proviso alter Madame Birbops reffoImsncc uh>n th-
gallery or rrdiD monry takers brought hlla, in
r unf urnberlefs rieces of yelicu3oep sersfs a1d
80 fGhiing cocks alivr Mr. bochss .nstrstei
bot the Mcscsn ce'.vrnss-s ssi that ti-se comfaod