The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-03

fioUsk-l MS tplehdld Troupe, undeI the manage
ment Of Senior Pader, opens again at the Astor
Place Opera House this evening, with the opera
Of Lucreca Borgia" II had been intended to
open with " La Favorta," and 90 it had been an
nounced; but certain arrangements connected with
the scenery, created the necessity Of substituting
another opera. The troupe return in the highest
spirits from Boston, and no doubt there will be a
fashionable house at the opening tonight We
find the following interesting correspondence in
Boston paper
the Havana italian Opera Company and Henry J Sar
gent Esq President Of the Philhsrm onic Society will
cert, given at the Howard Athsn@um on Thursday
evening
HESRY j. SARGENT, ESQ
DrAn Sra Herewith have the pleasure Of nlaciny
at the disposal Of the Boston Phhai Society the
sam OF SIX hundred and asty,two dollars and fty
penses OF the evening" received at the given in
behalf Of the poor of Boston Permit me- express
the wish, that In making disposal of the sum thus
placed in your hands, you viii give portion to the
Institution Of the Sisters of Charity knowing that
serving Of kind sympathies With this suggestion
leave the matter of relieving the of the poorer
Wond to cd that II in my power to swell the sum
to q greater amount; but you, sir that
the aid of your Society will be cherished
among the pleasantest and most grateful rcmembran-
have the honor, Sir, to be
Your obedient servant,
ANTONIO PADER.
BosroS. May 81, 1850.
Dear sir-Your letter. transmitting to me the pro-
ceeds derived from the given by the Havana
opera company, came duly to hand. Although it
needs no assurance from to convince Won how
deeply the community impressed with sense Of
Society appreciate the privilege of being the medium
through which bounty is bestowed-on behalf of
admiration Of your munncence. portion OF the
sum thus placed at the disposal Of the Philharmonic
Society shall be appropriated as you wsh-to the in
stitution Of the Sisters of the remainder
divided between the Young Mems Benevolent Society
and Howard Benevolent Society These institutions
as we have good reason to believe, liberal in their
views free from sectional prejudces, and judciously
philanthropic And now that must bid you fare
well and God speed it is subject for graduation that
although destined to lose, for a time the pre-
Of those brilliant stars which have ministerial
50 Of ire your we shall s be
which the star of charity will shed those halls
which through you, have been consecrated to song
With the kindest wishes for your welfare, remain,
Your obedent servant,
HENRY J. SARGENT,
Preside mt Philharmonic Society
The directors Of the Philharmonic Society yesterday
afternoon, presented to signor A. Pader magnificent
in which he is holden by them The rs9 Is OF ns
and elegant design, being double row Of diamonds
superby mounted 1t was manufactured at the estsb-
hshment OF Jones. Ball Poor.
City Intelligence.
hsRTALIrr WEEK.-The mortality for the
last week. according to the report of the City In.pec
tor is comparatively small the whole number of deaths
being only 235, Of which the largest item consump
tion 29 and the next in amount Inflammation Of the
lungs 10; making together so, than one-ffth
Of the weekly mortality, from these diseases Of the
lungs besides congestion Of the lungs T. In the
responding week Of last year, the deaths numbered
go, Of which, however, 20 OF cholera That dis
ease has not yet made its appearance among us.
Masonic GRAND LoDcE OF THE STATE NV YoRE.
Lodge Of the and IT. Fraternity of Free and Accept
ed Masons Of the State Of New York will be held at the
Grand Lodge Room, at the City Hotel, 429 roadway,
tomorrow evening and on Wednesday, there will be
general procession Of the fraternity under the ban
ner Of the Grand Lodge only and freemasons Hall,
600 Broadway viii be dedicated with imposing csre
monies.
PHIlArrLrHrA HosE CoxrAsr DiLroESr.-This even
ing the different fire companies who intend escortng
occasion Of their visit to this city meet in the Park at
eight o'clock whence they win proceed under the d.
boy boat to receive the guests Of the department and
thence return to -Four Engine House. in Great Jones
street, where the line will be dismissed.
fnr-A fire was discovered breaking out from the
roof OF No Columbia street. at O'Clock yesterday
morning, by policeman Pilegreen. II was sxtinguished
the health law relating to quarantine, to be
put into force this day at staten Island and vessels
coming from ports where pestiential dideascs
list, are to be detained thirty days.
DEAD BopY FouND.-The dead body OF a named
Peter Haggerty found floating In the East River
at the foot OF Tririeth street at 10 o'clock yester
day forenoon The Coroner sent for, who held an
inquest when q verdict Of found drowned was
turned
FouspLrsG.-on Saturday evening an infant about
a week old found the back stoop of house 20
William street and was sent to the Aims House.
ACCIDENT. On Saturday, Jeremiah Donovan fell
down the hold Of the ship Lawrence, at the foot OF
Market street and broke his leg. lie was taken TO
the City Hospital.
DHArns BRrHs ENtGRANrs SHirnoARD.-
The number Of births of emigrants to this port for tho
last month on shipboard, IL two hundred and forty
three the number Of deaths, fifty -three and ave
still-born This mortality IL small considering the
enormous number 81 forty-hve thousand emigrants
who have arrived during that period.
THE BALTIMORE cREYs.
To Enron UERALD;-
An article appeared In your paper Of yesterday. In
relation to the reception Of the Independent Greys
Of Baltimore, signed, A City Guard.n
That communication did not emanate from any
member Of the Guard 1t is reflection upon the Firt
Division whichIno officer member would indulge In,
and does great injustice TO the Hbeaty Of the Com
pany
From full knowledge Of the views Of the corps, I
certain Il will Afford thom unfcigned pleasure TO
have their baltimore friends Hospitality received. by
the vhee. any portion Of the military Of the city.
II Is the intention Of the Greys TO arrive in this city
on the 18th inst. W. 81. McARDLE,