The New York herald., 1850-06-26
0hc Italian Opera,


Another fashionable and crowded house may be sx
pected to- night An auction has talked Of for the
sale OF seats but We aha not arrive At that point
present. 1t may, possibly, be necessary next week
The Huguenots" has created sensation BY
the peculiarly Of its music and the amount
Of talent concentrated in It. and no seems to doubt
that the cast of 1t Is stronger here the whole thar
in London, where It Is now popular There will bs
great rush in the fashionable world at early hour
this evening to make Of the aises and odd
places, some of which, on Monday night grsced
with enthusiastic admirers Of the musical art
city Intelligence.
eERIous CASE OF STABMNS-CohBINEp REsuLrs OF
JI.Tse, BAD TEMPER AND CuHiosIrr.-Lsst evening
ct O'Clock pedlsr Jew who, his arrest gave his
name John A. Psrfan Out which is said not to be
his real name) stabbed Michael Chunans in West street
under the following rcumstances. The pedar was
washing himself in one OF the tanks placed in West
street the purpose Of the workmen in that locality
washing their faces and bands when some OF the N
collected around him and turned him into rdicule.
Taking their A Joke, =, in bad temper they plagued him
worked in store in the same street, out to
what the matter and just he had got up to the
crowd the pedlar drew knife and striking at the nrst
person he met, Chunans was the innocent victim. He
stabbed him in the back just under the shoulder and
s feared he will not live He lie i'll that the doctor
would not permit even the police to speak 10 him.
TAXING Law INTO YouR Ows H.HDs-John Hoet,
German keeps grocery store at the corner Of Eighth
street and d. John Ferris, who Is unmiti-
gated young rowdy entered Hoets store at IL O'Clock
last night, and asked for shiings worth Of segsrs
On their being placed the counter he snatched them
and ran away. Hoeft pursued and caught him, and
beat him very severely Ofhcers Willis and Nichols,
passing at the time arrested them both ths for
larceny, and the other for the assault.
A AApnAx SWORD ~ HAsD.-John Darby was found
In the street last night at half past 10 o'clock with
drawn sword In his hand. and was taken into custody
by officer Mcveigh of the Tth ward and committed to
prison by Justice Timpson, on charge OF ofinsanity.
PnrYEK's Row-At the alarm Of nre at Lovejoy's
hotel, yesterday morning fight took place between
The 6gh was soon stopped by the chief engineer Mr.
Carson and two assistant engineers, hessrs Monroe
and kcGinnif, with the police Of the Second ward.
Henry Wakley, OF hose cart a. arrested, having
been caught in the act Of striking several persons
Captain Leonard was present, doing his duty.
FRE.-A FIRE broke out, yesterday, at 3 o'clock, in
the store and dwelling No 364 Hudson Of King
street The flames not extinguished till consider
able damage was done to the upper part Of the house
The RowpIrs OF THE PARx.-The Mayor, or Chief OF
Police, other authorized ofcer Of the city 60
vernmsnt would do well to take some steps In order
TO secure fafety to citizens who, during these warm
nights 1T to take n stroll In the Park IL 10
can be performed There Is q nightly sssemblsgs Of
young Bans, in the vicinity Il the fountain. who
smuie themselves by insulting, sssaulting and rob-
ting whatever wayfarer happens to fall into their
clutches On Saturday night, ofacer Alexander p.
ana auosH Iiss io-a. TLs omoss h-ss...a 80 .hs
ssoner done CO. than he was and ovsrpov-
ered-his club wrenched from his hands and the pri
than TO ssrs Of the cuiprits and hold to him
This he did, by grabbing one John Hemming. q boy
about i, or ls years ofsge The boy was tried and
TO be- that the regular patrol s taken from the
beat Ground the fountain, st midnight. The loafsrs
know this, and make their calculations accordingy-
1t IL surrfsing that the ruans do not get shot down
in ssme of their attacks upon quiet persons In the
instance to which We have alluded above the ofncsr
states that he found large quantity Of sticks and
broken bricks dsposited under tree near the foun.
tain and thus would appear that the rovdies had
for resistance. Surely, this nuisance be easily
.tst.d and Is TO be hoped that the Sixth ward,
police protection, that special force viii be detailed
by the Mayor, 80 that any person, BY necessity,
warm night to breathe little fr..h air he may dc so
without the fear of having hslmbs broken or pockets
rifed by robbers.
Nsssrrs srpAwnr,sps-ws saw ys,terdsy some
monster raised BY Mr. joseph Hadson, on
etatsn Island.
svicrpr-A woman named Eiiss Lsushlin, residing
at az hubtrry street cut her throat yesterday At IL
O'Clock, with raror The cause which led to this ter
ribls event IL net known The doctor who attended
her 10 Of opinion she cannot live.
KnLrp ~ Brrse Rrr ovss ~ a CAsr-rhs Corsnsr
yesterday held inquest at Ne sos Greenwich street,
on the body Of james Henson, eyed "a years native
OF Egg Hartor. Who came TO bis death by being scoi
SEEM. ihas the d.ss.a @ vas s1ns an q. esr and
had stopped In Barclay street to deliver ce when
the horse suddenly started, and on the deceased run
ming forward to stop the horse he knocked down,
axd the wheel ps,ssd Over him causing almost instant
death. Verdict according to the above facts.
DrArr nv Dhourrse.-An inquest vas held yestes-
day Coroner Of the foot Of Beach street. the
bcdy of Earnest Colombert aged IL years, native Of
Franee. who came 10 his death by drowning The boy,
nuis 1ps :. sss oss II Beach s,r.. and s".asn,
ally fell frsm the side of said chip into the river The
body OF the dsesssd vas recovered the next mcrnins
aosting In the dock Verdict, death BY drowning.
EuLrp nv sLuxs suor A bout two vsets sinee, in
o disturbances In the Fourth ward, man BY the name
cf Sam usl Gamer vas struck on the head oy slung
a. ll.A .Ewll aWI In
thereof he died yesterday. The Coroner called 10
hold an inqueft on the body.
T.serr Esorsnos rpr Boss- Tv.tLrsrs This
company consisting Of the drollest, funniest. and
choicest spirt, Of the bone and snsv Of the First
ward with the following officers Lieuena eneral
French Loas Col Thomas Holland sjor Mike Murray,
and Captain John Chsppe the three superior officers
mounted, made grand parade yesterday. dressed In
all the varied costumes, nom Brian Dorhoime and
Richard the Third down to that Of the late Cuban in
vaders They passed our once at nine O'Clock, with
ene hand Of usie and their target carried by four
hnow) on square platform, upon the sidcs Of which,
Inscribed the following =" oh Cuba Advance
Guard. "ons blew fer Cuba -Plsinneld Sufferers. to
the Rescue They marched dsvn broadway to the
ferry boat and embarked for staten Island to shoot st
the target for prisss which had been presented
90 the company By eitissns q the FIRST ward After
firing tbre. rounds each t eighty yards distance the
target bore unusua evidence Of the skil OF the con-
pany with the common mustet. They then With the
invitsdsu.sts sat down 20 sum ptuous dinner during
which the wine flowed freely. Wit, good humor. and
bsrty prevailed and more iovis sstof good fellows
seldom together Amer dinner Captain ny ndsrs one
Of the Invited guests called upon 20 deliver the
seventh prise which he did TO the satisfaction Of all pre-
sent n may judge by the cheering ereeeived afer
mailing o brief address to the company, In which
he commended the practice Of target firing gave
eitsers yrssties tnovledge Of the Of IRE Arms,
which he said very useful and necessary, as they
did not know hat time they might ss called upon TO
use arms In defence of thar county but he hoped
they would never disgrace themselves by committing
sueh cold booded murders perpetrsted at the
Astcr Place Opera House. little more than year
since The nret prise beautiful silver goblet;
h. tIsrs vere vsfeh he's N m
psny returned to the city stsP NJ highly sslishtsd
With their excursion.
Uevsnents of Individuals.