The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-22


ming, Donizettis comic opera, "L'Eiisir d'Amoren
was revived ut this cool musical resort by nu-
merousssudience. The cast powerful, and the
opera went of with amazing spirit. The attraction Of
the night was stenanoni's Adisa and Msrinis Jul
camarsi two characters which have revealed In new
light the talent Of these tive artists 1t was indeed
great success for them nothing can surpass the
personation Of Adina and Dulcsmsrs, as acted and
sung throughout by them. The duo Of the second
act was admirably well rendered by Marini and stef
anon but the greatest triumph Of this favorite eants
Hiee, was IN her last aria where she enthusiast
cally and justly applauded Marini said his last
stanzas with brio and spirit and received peals Of
applause. Nietti sang with energy and effect and L.
,ita, the new barytono engaged by the Intelligent
manager OF the company, excellent In the part
OF Sergeant Bslcore. The orchestra and the chorus
under the able direction Of Bottesini and Ardti are
always worthy of the greatest dation This
evening Lucia de Lammermoor" will be performed,
with sslvi, Badioli, and Mrs Boso, in the prncipal
parts. Castle Garden will be crowded, no doubt on
this occasion.
BowERY THrArRE.-The and excellent drama,
entitled the Maid of Tyroln will com mence the
tertainment this evening The different characters
will be sustained by a very efficient stock company
under the guidance Of Mr.. Stevens, who as a stage
manager may be considered one OF the best in the
States The celebrated Acrobat Family will appear in
their classical gymnastic Groupings Tourbillions &C.
Their wonderful performances have been highly
euogsed The amuseIaents will close with the comedy
OF Joe In London
NisLo's GARpEs.-For some time past, the manager
OF this well ventilated, cool and spacious establish
ment, has been hard at work, in order to have the
scenery dresses and decorations necessary for tho
production of the extravagsnEa called Fortunio of
the richest, most gorgeous and costly character 1t
will be produced this evening for the first time this
theatre and from the great character which Mr. Nblo
has acquired in placing every thing most msgnih
cent style upon the stage, persuaded those
who visit his theatre this evening will be highly de-
lighted with the entertainment The amussments
will close with the Irish Lion" Broughsm taking
the leading character.
national THEATnE.-The manager OF this very popu-
lar establishment 10 indefagabe in his exertions to
please his patrons Tonight new local drama called
the New York FIREMAN. will bs produces for the
time. Messrs. Perry, Chapman, johnson, Miss Mes
tayer, Mrs Gratan, and other talented artists taking
the leading characters The amusements will CON-
menee with the farce of the Man with the Carpet
Bag" and viii conclude with I" Cousin Joe"
CHRisrr's 0PERA HoUsE.-Ths operate Burlesque,
Ethiopian Melodies excellent instrumental perform
ances and exquisite dancing given every evening at
Mechanics Hall. are drawing large and delighted
audiences
OLYMric.-Ths amusements will commence with an
introductory Overture which will be followed by Ne
gro Melodies representations of the Black Shakers,
and the Dutch Drill
AMERICAN MusEsM-It am body wishes to see charac-
ter well sustained throughout every scene they will 60
ard 1t is beautiful delineaton Of the intemperate
mans life Miss Alexna Fisher, the fascinating little
actress who won laures at the broadway Theatre, Is
great acquisition to Bsrnum. Hadaways Bill Dowton
Is an excellent persoIaton Of genuine Yankee, and
Miss stsnhopes representation OF Old Maid Is CAPT
tai The Same piece will be presented this evening.
Ma. NEArIE-This accomplished tragedisn Is now In
this city He Is great favorite and would be great
acquisition to the stock company of the Broadway,
other leading theatre during the 1t theatrical
campaign, which will be one Of great competition.
Police Intelligence.
Detection q Burglar A young man, about IS years
Of age, by the of Thomas Fenton, was detected
on Friday night in the act Of burgarousy entering
the grocery store occupied by Michael Burke situated
on the corner Of Twentieth street and First
The rogue had already opened the lock of the door
with false key, when discovered At the approach of
the police the rascal ran of, but subsequently
taken into custody by officer Secor aud conveyed to
match &c and silver mounted bowie knife 00A Oh
Bvgnp-some burglars, on Saturday night enter
ed the store No lis West street occupied by Roswell
skee x Co They forced an entrance through the fan
light over the door and after rsnsackng the desks aud
safe the burglars proceeded the store and out Of
the scutte, and entered the adjoining store, No 1l6
occupied by b. O. Webster here the rogues overturn-
ed the desk and safe In search Of money other
front door. Captain Hopkins and some of his men on
discovering the door open searched the buildings but
and before morning ofacer aliana took into custody
fellow called jain Shaw, on suspicion Of being
Violent attack on the Railrood .sgsmt-The railroad
agent, Mr.. Abraham Cole, belonging to the Harlem
depot corner OF centre and Chatham streets vio
leptly assaulted with kuife by Dutch rufan called
Fred uyrsh, more commonly known as Three
fingered jack 1t seems that Mr.. Cole found this
a,leep in the ladies room at the depot, and woke
him up, and requested him TO leave when the rascal
on getting mp, drew knife and endeayorod iniot
awonnd on Mr.: Cele. and chased Mr.. Cole some
custody. The despcrado was finally conveyed before
Justice Osborn, who committed him to prison to an
swsr the charge, In default Of $500 bail
IarE FROM SALT Laxr-THE EmGs AVIS
last evening was Mr. Brown, Of Council Bluffs FROM
this gentleman we learn that express from Salt
Lake accompanied BY the government mail from Port
Cbilds, arrived at Evansville day two after his
departure but had transpred previous to the
departure Of the boat, although the express arrived
the evening before sh. LEFT. The carriers Of the GO
ment mail anxious to take passage In the
Robert Fulton to Fort Lesvenworth but being able
TO dispose Of their mules and wagons, they
PEELED to perform the remainder Of the Journey BY
land, or wait for another boat. Verbally, there
news OF Importance by this arrival The diaersnt
trains Of were getting along as we'll as could
be expected, and there still some sickness but
not enough to cause any very great alarm The grass
AZ the Bluff things had become very quiet all the
emigration d. stnsd for the State Of Dsseret this
behind only those who are, or will in ali pro,
liability become permanent residents Of that VI
s Very hsh Flour va. ssns for 81 per- loo S.
Corn at 81 Is per busbel bacon from to 70 per ID.
be crops are represented As being unusually nne are
G, ming rapidly. and BY the last Of the present
month the wheat harvest would be over. Mr. Brown
nts the latter being Of very superior quail
ty End grown In great abundance The river at the
Hun. was slowly on the decline, but with suhcency
Of water In the channel for the largest class beats
reach that points,. Louis Republican, July H.
Tar POusrH or JuLr ~ Nova scorr.-rhe Pictou a. |
bration Of the Fourth OF July and dinner given BY
the United States Consul at that place says In our
last No. we cursory noticed the recurrence Of this
Day, and the mode Of its observance by n. Hammatt
Norton, Eco the United states Consul at this port
In addition 10 the demonstrations common such |
occasions such ss firing national salutes and hosting
hsss, an Occurrences OF quite new and pleasing cha
rscter took place. Mr. Norton invits q number Of
nilenen Of Pictou and vicinity to meet him aud the
American citizens In port, on that occasion. In
swer TO this, noless than eighty persons clergy ma
erates and others waited upon him at his residence
frcm the hours Of twelve till two. A very sumptuous
lunch prepared for the guests, aud ser blessing
had been ssked by the Rev Charles Elliot and . due
degree Of attention had been paid to the vsnds before
tts m. George smith. Esq Chief Magistrate Of the
county gave . toast the health Of General Zachary
ray Tor President Of the United States This
sp ndsd to by Mr. Norton in neat, energetic speech
In which he thanked the company for the compliment
paid him by their presence that occasion the ann
verssry OF his nations birth and expressed o hope
hat the good feeling of which that meeting q rra
m Ing evidence, mis- never cease to exist We