The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-27

From the San Francisco Jour. of Commerce April l3
HEBz's LAST CoNcERr.-The Concert Thursday
evening attracted crowd to the National and the
manifestations Of their pleasure were frequent aud
eGthusiattc. HerE never performed better, and his
finale delighted the assembly much, that heard
general desire for repetition OF the whole concert
The magnificent proportions Of Prima Donna Avalos,
and the grace with which she moved those proper
tions drew down the house immensely; they seemed
desirous Of keeping her the stage all the evening
MoDKL ARrisTs.-Your last chance TO see.-owing to
the urgent Of number of citizens who
unable to those unequalled performance, ac-
count Of crowded houses the proprietor consents to
remain few nights longer AID exhibit Those splendid
Living Pictures The manner in which the models
dressed and the style In which they grouped have
taken every person by surprise II quite amusing
to hear some of the audience exclam, in moment Of
excitement, {" Beautifully formed women :" and when
the public consider for moment the expense Of
getting up exhibition like this in a city where la
dies are 70 scarce, and the money that has been ex
pended In ntting the and the beralty of the
every person TO 20 at once md see IL before II goes TO
Sacramento City and the interior towns Of the state
Therefore just take stroll in the evening aud drop
Ia at one Of the finest exhibition rooms in the city
on Portfmouth Square. W. r. Mills, Proprietor.
From the Sacramento Transcript April
TEuAMA TnFArnE.-Ihe opening OF this Theatre on
Monday evening was followed by crowded house.
both pit and boxes uncomfortably full The eve
npgs entertainment consisted Of the instructive and
elegantly written play by Bulwer the novstJ Of the
Lady OF Lyons, IN which Mrs. Kirby sustained the
part Of Pauline and Mr. Atwster that of claude Mel
notte The piece was followed by the farce Of tho
the parts were well sustained and for ourselves We
could not but share In the delight expere need by the
entire audience: Bstween the pieces, song by Mr..
fsirchid, entitled Coming Round the Hornn threw
the house into ecstacies IL truly laughter. m o.
wing yarn aud must have called up "reminiscences In
the minds Of many who made the passage through the
Antartc region Several ladies OF high respectsbiity
witnessed the performance, occupying the private
boxes and presenting quite an array Of beauty ssd
fashion. We do not hesitate TO say that the influence
OF the drnma here will ~ salutary.
From the Sacramento Transcript, Aprillsl
SomtN Al SscRANENro CIry.-After the concert
ui,rls) was over quite number Of the audience
paired to the cottage Of Mr.. n. Cornwall aud spent
the rect of the evening In dancing and social
The party was fair specimen Of the despateh with
which things are arranged In California The ide,
conceived of just before the concert commenced the
guests invited before II was out, and Yet one
would have thought that days had been sps in the
preparation Mr. Herr present, and everything
brilliant and full Of gayety II the last
ing Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornwalfs stay In Sacramento,
and they took this opportunity to bid TO their
friends But few young men In California have been
successful A. Mr. g. Arriving here but eighteen
months since with cent he turned his atten-
tion TO business and by paplcation aud shrewdness
has amas-ed fsrtune - upwards of sJO0OOo with
his young and lovely wife he leaves in the steamer of
with happiness may be never quaG IL TO the dregs-
During the evening he presented to Mr. Herr a most
magnificent aud valuable watch chain, composed
tirely Of specimens. and overheard Mr.. Herr say
lie couldn't have given anything that would hsve
pleased me more" Want Of space unfortunately for
bids further remarks.
MUSICAL fLfgHTs.-The celebrated music seller OF
Broadwsy Mr.. Atwil took us quite by surprise yes
terday morning A We entered sanefam, there he
sat perfectly At home. occupying In most presump-
tuous manner our chsr with legs cooked up upon
table aud appropriating exchanges In the most sp
proved style imaginable Nchardly recog missed him
fret, but soon discovering who u was overlooked
the invasion Of cur territory aud the sKng of pre-
gative. and passed the scissors into his hand lie
has just returned from the mines. with his pocket
full of rocks" We think the fair nadeacissifs Of
broadway would scarcely recognise their old friend In
bic rough mining gafb Pray what has become Of his
little musical nook In Washington street. ssn ran.
cisco,