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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

PRESENTATION TO DIR. WREN
On Saturday evening the members of the Empire Diy
s;or No of the rder NJ thu Iona s,.r NJ Ia
:, -, "
'"ie" WIN nios' lasmhcene oamonu star, the grand
embematc of the mysterious objects Of their formation
Tho srso,ho, r,odo a. th o,.a;o, 80, !. 49,. .o.
light upon the ground plan of the society," and to repe
some aoanst the NJ ta
members. II will he remembered that Dr wren !, tho
~ W " '"' ~ "iou 70 sno
founder OF the institution having been president Of the
parent division Of New Orleans when formed in septem-
her last At nj, .vanta tha v; aa
-. ~ -, Wv p'e.e.' eAois'AA'"' WIN az"
interest TO the reading OF these addresses
Soon after the division assembled the chairman smoke
as fo,ovs
~ -
DR.. Wren, President of the General Assembly of the
order the Lone Star have been selected by the
o. @ o. ane empire Division ot Order Of the Lone Star
~ ~ III. uy 70 .enuer you sgnt testimonial OF their re-
Raru anu esteem Ine pioneer among US OF an order,
Whoe glorious oect Is TO extend the area Of freedom,
you nave won our respect and affection as well by your
een. manly conduct ana genial disposition as your
abiul ueVoon 10 the noble cause you have so warmly
espoused Ine emblem OF the Lone star Is proud one
~ s assocation ana appropriate In all It's signihca-
uohs FIRST raised by the people OF Louisiana when they
re,oed against Spanish tyranny 1t never set until that
cn province became one OF the most nourshng States
~ ~ tnis greaI epuplc next snone over the plains OF
Iexas ana waived trlumphanty on her banners above
young republic the same glorious destiny Other por
Aons VI ths nehty continent nave nailed It's ray OF
pIomse-somo ior triumph. some for temporary defeat
put et hse ast hod ast TO their faith for though the
c,ouos Oh oe.pom seem 10 envelope them at present,
'hey must sun rememper that
Free dom's battle begun.
Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son,
Though baffled oft Is ever wonu
and the beacon LIGHT Of tbe Lone Star v;,i v., ..
the black veil OF tyranny and sbine forth the yaI.o
harbineer Of hone ana Freedom The n.siai. q, .h
order are dearly chcriyFc, nv the na,rnTI ss.,u % s
continent ana wi bc tfi,fnphsntIv Iii AIMED r,en
the sacred cause OF liberty and hmsnitv demand
It. We proud Of being enrolled under han pners hear
ing such principles and whenever truth and honor call
upon to testify our devotion to them we nre ready
and willing to do in any consistent with our
obligations American citizens To YOU from whom
have the token Of membe rsp in this natri
otto order-to YOU sir one Of its earliest and most ait
full friends honorei President we take this
opportunity, before you depart among us OF tet
tying our confidence ana warmest regard Accept sir
this emblem Order Of the Lone Star and with n
the kndest wishes warmes feelings of the members
OF this Division for your future welfare and happiness
10 this address DR.. Wren replied az follows.-
Officers and Members Of Empire Division No l. Order
Of the Lone starIn accepting the aterinr testimonial
to Bile efforts with which it has pleased the mem
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ASTONISHING EmoRArroN TO AusrRALrA.-Th

following is an extract from London letter. dated
August IL -
The tide Of emigration Ia still rolling towards the Aus
traian colonies The returns Of the emgrants
who were shipped In July very and
not be quoted with confidence But there Ia no doubt
they exceed one thousaDd day There at present
one hundred and seventeen vessels entered outward for
Australia OF which seventy three in the port Of Lon
don and forty a the outports The vessels In
tonnage from 800 to COO TONS We are told that it Is
the better sort Of people who 60 out now Nobemens
sons have looked stock Of emerants tools and two
OF them avowed their determination to get out Of this
id slow, worn out old country where every body
seemed crippled" Men, each possessed Of from f20oo
70 or more have sailed for the land Of promise in
anticipation, perhaps Of the coming aud spen
OCT which may rapidly make hitherto obscure sntpo
9een retirement, Liverpool New York, Calcutta.
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W. Wilson, Esq, has completed bis rurvsys
and estimates for road from Phenixvl 70 Lancaster,
Is also TO connect Philadelphia directly h Lebanon anA
the rich country surrounding that wee xthy plscs
The citizens Of Bangor NOV ing to hasten the
The sum peceesory for putting tho road in rusnne
order S1C00Oo0 1t IL propo ed that Ss0o000 OF thh
be taken In Bangor the same mount among the friends
Of thc epterrrise elsewhere nd 10 this a.
basis foS credit bonds Of - for the remainder
The Rutland and Burii' Sgen Railroad Company have
purchased all the stesm Oats hitherto running to White
han The object Of coarse s TO control the travel froM
the North.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER sH0Is.-Two HUNDRED THOU
i sand pairs Of DAYS Patent vulcanizsd Rubber and
Japanned Oyer:hee These goods received the first pre-
institute Exporter. and extensive dealers
equal thousand pairs day Buyers cautioned
the alton again st their old game threaten
may s foI one yssr ner' RIuadsr th: pockets q ts
Rubber shoes In the United States OF over twenty
patent rights Warehouse, No. Is Ceurtiands street. New
York.
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THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW IN MINNESOTA,

a
On Monday morning Sheriff Brott proceeded TO make
seizure Of the liquors Of VIM Constans, who keeps
grocery with writ, alleging that Consta,e selling
contrary to law &C Constans resisted the process and
aided and abetted by several individuals but finally
yielding, understand under compromise with the
officer that the liquors should be delivered up to the o.
fcer in the afternoon Consans taken to the jail
and up TO IL o'clock nothing more was done. cen
siderable crowd OF the friends Of the law present.
but they outnumbered by the opposers Of the law
the latter probably having got wind Of the process in
time to rally In the afternoon The Sheriff repaired 10
the Governor Immediately after the first attempt 10 exe
cute the process direction in the second
should be resisted The Governor directed the officer tc
enrol posse Of some fifty men, and proceed In peace
ful to erfore the writ The directions ara car
risd out in part, but after resistance with mnci
noise and many threats Of personal violence the oce
and the other party compromised by leaving the m
main ia the keeping of third party until the yadit
1.-THE process should se tested, u suit at law.
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BROOKLYN C,tv Intelligence.

THr FiRE DrrAnTMrST.-We have seen a very neat and
appropriate front recently adopted by Atlantic Engine
Company. No 13. of Brooky yn. The word "Atantic Ia
conpicuousy painted the head under which star
with 13 In large letters stitched and under the initials
Of the different members This company Jealous
in their exterior appearance they pre- eminently
distinguished for their indomitable and energy
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From Baltimore.

EXPLORATION OF THE CHINISE SEAS-CAPT FIRE.
Derrick BETTER THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
BALTIMORE, August %, 1852.
Orders has been received at Norfolk to put in commits
sion the iron steamer Allegheny She is destined for
exploration of the Chinese Seas under command of
Captain Ringgod.
Captain Frederick who stabbed in Baltimore yes
terday, by drunken prnte named Lee little better
to-day.
The mail is through from New Orleans, but there is
news of consequence
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N EWs BY TELEGRAPH.
Affairs In Washinxton.


PROSPECTS OF BILLS IN coNGREss-THE GARDINER
CAsE-PREsIDENTIAL APPoINTMHNTs-THE POST
MASTER GENERALsHIP, ETC.
sFEcIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW HERALD.
WASHINGTON, August 2S-sPM.
The Special Committee of tho Senate appointed to
inquire into the Gardiner and other cases have made
proposition to Dr ardiner which has been accepted that
he shall proceed to Mexico by two Witnesses
whom tie Committee shall appoint and prove to their
satisfaction the spot where his mines we're located
and the validity Of his claims.
The resolution with regard to Tehuantepec will be Of
fered in executive session to morrow
An attempt will be made in the House to. morrow to
take up the French spoation BILL but with faint pro-
spects of success.
Mr. Bennetts Land bill, amended, came within one
vote of being taken up in the Senate last night although
several of it's friends voted against it because the appro
pration bills not die posed Of The motion i'll be re-
versed to If it be got up there is no doubt
Of its passage
The settlement of the claims of the Texas creditors as
recommended by the Senate Committee has been post
poned till next session.
1t is understood that the Committee Of Conference on
the Civil and Diplomatic bill will to orrow report to
the House in favor Of concurrng in the Senates amend
ments.
An amendment to the Navy bill will be offered to. NOR
Tow, approprating hundred thousand dollars the
discoverer Of ether, to be determine by scientific
board appointed by the President.
Judge N. X. Hail. and several Others nominated for
office, in the Senate chamber last night in hope Of
executive session With the exception Postmaster
General there important nominations to be acted
upon.
1t is believed tho appointment of Postmaster General
has been offered to Hon. James +. Simmons, formerly
Senator from Rhode Island NYZ
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From Philu(leluhln.

FIRE AND RIOT AMONG THE FIREMEN.
PHILADELPHIA, August 90, 1862
The works of the House Of Refuge entirely des
troyed by fire this morning. The fire supposed to
have originated by accident.
The fremen during last night had several collisions.
The Independence Hose carriage battered but
ofthe fremen were riously injured.
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The accident ON Lake Erie.

Mr. Thomas McCleye, formerly clerk in the United 4
States Hotel Milwaukee Is reported having been lost
the steamer Atlantic.
The Atlantic, she lies sunk near Long Pc ,
Is advertised for sale at public auction the Merch 49,
Exchange Buffalo.
Among the survivors Of the Atlantic says the G. oca~
Journal who have arrived here were a French Cs .dss
his wife and nine children all Of whom he savee ~ his
individual sxersons and he expressed It, by teeo.x
cool AsePi.~
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RowERr THkATRE.-Do0Ks OPEN AT r; CUR
n tain rises at TX clock
Monday evening" August ~, siil % psrfsrned

RoMKRr THEATRE.-Do0Ks OPEN AT r; CUR
Monday evening dss:.. 70 s e s.s,s.rnod
A. '' French Issy aoSc 81, Sc hr'n'
Sir A'y Level Mr. Dewalden Lady Agnes Mrs Yeomans
pURrONs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr.-pOoRs
Pssr.nsss Monday night in America of Of
First nisAt in America q Mr. Th.mps,n from The ROYAL
Olympic London Mr. Ms pyos sUsT a ToS E,sa Avondae
General Tsrrason (drss time) Monday, August sO will
SCHOOL or REFORM.
Gen. Bq'tSH t% sse ay Tyhe Mr. L. Thompson
Capt Poph.m. M Norton Fanny. Mis-. Weston
NATIONAL rHnATRE CHATAAM sTREET.-DooRs
open a a SSFsss fisss fs II 1a'ssh This evening"
Wilnot MT. q. JoDe- sorra wilme. ..Mrs Nichols
After which herr Cline the performer wiz appear
Otollo Mr.. T. ID. Rice Desdemons, Mrs. Jones
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUslUM.-PHINEAsT AS T. BAR.
sss ai
49, =. srERLINe ENTERTAINMENT
hasins Undergone Guis tue pat ~esks thorough
IN % all in s, as sss
p''a''' ''' =, TsE TT bsEaM EsiI' 'A'si
IN 'h' Mose%r So g.
Maahasy G S cpes a'. psrss sss
ns elaborate well s. a11%' ana besides or
60 DO spoken by Miss Ths itself is an OK
ns.l sa saaaa q as@s sS%as
folio brief
sis Of tho przs drama in rough outline its salient
points and peculiar features
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY, &c.
Part l-Scene l.-Exteror OF country
son river The orphan reseaet from watery grave to
which viany would have pos
oi his anticipated wealth Scene in the anson
2he WILL huaifct of the
c OF the ruined gam to in the project
Ssty and murder view Of the country
sis sas
mllsone Scene IVA room in the mansion. Prepara-
sons Tor retiring Scene Vrhe housekeeprs room Mid
night The vision The wealthy by his
faithful servant shares bis fate Ths body conceaIed.
Part iI-Scene LA view the RIVER The accomplcs
e escape. The Jars, blue millstonc turned ap
eons the inquest Tne bv the
does Of the guilty son-in-law
Fart IIl-Scene LA graveyard Newark. The weak,
yood the road leading Jersey City The orphan
Scene lu.-A wood The The attempt at highway
robbery frustrated BY the lover. v-Interoe Of
aour mill, The mill work fhe vissn The son in law
me Thieves. The hopper has lively grist.
Fart iV-Scene L-Parlor 10 the sa-inlaws house. Tho
last vision realized Scene Ii A In New York
room In the house Of New FORK Merchant. The two
gamblers disguised as Dobeuen proposal Of
marriage The sppartion Seen. IVA wood near Jer-
v-The ted chamber in the Ferry Inn. The murderers
UakeA. The body discovered. Innocence TRUMP lnnt
y, TIE LscTURE ROOM,
which without parallel In America in point
oymMesry, COMFORT ana gorgeous decoration will
moesto nearly three thousand people 1t Ia the
public EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
ana &C mtted to be the most popular pa,c Of Family
ent in the world being flied every occasion, BY
erowd OF citizens and whose pauts ara
oese eyisepee Of the excellence Of the performers
may be found the
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTroN. NORTHUMBERLAND WINDOW GLASS,
Gerard T sssss will sell sg rasssay @ q
on soocust of the weather. smsrie.u window Glass.
1000 BrsSiasld other wei known brands
full assortment Of sizes Catalogues now ready
AuSTaIIo.N mWaLLIsM BIZ Jones ATc
Of ssfs ss ay 10
10 Yarek Caoa street. psror, chamber and
ssd anu and
% S Rss
A UCTIoN NoTIcE.--THos BELL, AUCTIoNEER;-
IA By w Van zandt.-ruesday, at ,0h o'clock, Ia tho
GRocERIEs, FIXTURES, WAGON, Rrc.-TUEsDAY
81 will BE- sols a. lo c'sooa at Dep street
&c and dozen London Brown Stout Aiso lot OF Store
Ti.sgres and T. os9sR Boston SSiI, E.osss. wagon
No. 81 Dey street. corner Of Greenwich street.
HENRY 7. LEEDS. AUo5IoNEER-LARGE PER
a e & and nss
Sa ;s sss's
Sh.%SsT ssTiS%i @ with ssssns
sssss soss.r. m.Sos.ny FssasS xsre:.s Pal
~ Bookcases rich carved ao mahssns and Wal
Windsor Chair: table Cutlery plated spoons and
s:ns sss Of ''' '''d' can Do 'h' a'' before
ID C. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
e T S assr sa
ss seSss a ns
vennoe Of sale and TO be sold by order OF
shifting large of rosewood and mahoga
paror dnnng room, chamber and kitchen Farnture
good quality and nearly new which 10 we'll worthy Of the
attention Of housekeepers and dsaler. comprising one
handsome rosewood PiAnforte large French plate Pier
Glasses Carpets oil Paintings carved parlor Fur
nisure suite, covered In brocatee and crimson velvet
ss, ssss s sTHs sn
best curled horse hair cham
On suite Bedssead
l inc nsns, assortment Kitchen Furniture etc AZ
ssG, ISur superior rosewood 6X and octave
lianoI0ttes which viii BIO scld adv and
we'll worthy Of attention. Catalogues ON the mornips
sTHr0p0RE LENT AUCTIONRRR. RICH AND
ssMonap,e nn turnnrS on Tue day August ST. at 10Y
aeiBing the Art Unlona splendid eosctos Of new and
fshonAbe rosewood. mahogany and black valiant Furni
sur e ever, description sitting in q elegant
4res Sofas Tees tstes yoltare arm and parIor Char,
Bureaus, BedseadA Mattreses and fancy Chairs
c Also invoice Of rich China Goo ivory
Cutlery TO- & Also, collection Of second hand
cure, with which the sale will Catalogues rddv
ON the morning Of the sale.
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DRY GOODS.

FALL CLoAKs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
velties from Paris The subscriber having just
turned from visit TO the ysr European markets
prepared 70 submit to the inspection OF merchants and
WHOLESALE buyers from every section OF the Union
ncent stock OF the popular gsrmens which
no offers the most lib sraI terms GEO BffLPfN,
Cloak and NsntillA Emporium. 3sl Broadway
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LATE FROM RIO pE JsNEiRo Capt. ycacock, Of the
baIque Minnesota. at Philadelphia from Rio dc Janero,
July 70 reports that that city province perfectly
beatty and quiet business dull Coffee from the limited
surpiy hom the Interior continued to rule high
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engaged :. tho Z. q ss, q
Hi % S;% Sssis, ;ssA 's&'; a4 a:;,s Mr. Hs.sss
iis:;s:: :Ss::.. SSsssss: Sss.;s: sIsSsss sIs:s:''
SsisSn Ms,s Parry. Yen Kisssl. Bruce, 6.
Mis-. E.s, Miss Mis-. f:i;ssa
sssss sssssT E:I;ss SsE:ssi S;;ss ks,: sS.:. sS.:
and many others forming in al. tout ensemble Of insom.
parable ts.nt for The and eGoote production Of
p i1s ss
ns.sn hs. sass ssns
sS sS Of Il
to crafty all tastes and ofsna not even the most
Tn ss hsr o'clock the prize drama of
OLD h' .' s.'s. pieces THE
.n. inmeas Curiosity Of this are popu
lsry oas striking Of whsssaa Be effected
enterprise aud fearless outlay Of They comprise
SEVEN DIFFERENT MUSEUMS
as ss
and the resrt Of several expeditions after novelties sent
ASIA ArnIcA, SOUTH AMERICA,
<ssp 'fsfx
II % 'ss
versto the Museum in the morning free to the per-
Ad%ssspce to the whole Museum Hall. Of s.ntu.ry the
Picture Gallery the Natural Btory Department the Chi
Saloon the Living Amin als aud the
we'll the Entertainments in the Lecture Room % cts
MONTAGUE HALL BRoORLYN-TaE BROOKLYN
l Eoan Quartette at the earnest solicitation of their
friends, will give musical ert ainment at Montague
Hail. Tuesday evening. august SO consisting OF Gee
Quartetes Tros Solos 90 Cards OF admission 70 CENTS
70 be had at the door, Concert to commence at O'Clock
precisely.
HOWARD ATHENEUM, BosToN-THE LADIES
H and gentlemen engaged At she above name eatab
Nshment are requested in the Green Room, on
TIM 4 o'clock.
KOBERT JONES, Stage Manager.
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CosSgI RECOGNIZED The President has rccog-
ned herman Won hap as Consul Of the Erce and asns
,At.o town ot Lubcck at Baltimore
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VERY LATE FROM THE wFsT INDIA ISLANDS.
Tho screw steamer Petrol, Capt Samson, arrived
yesterday from st Thomas and Bermuda. This con-
petes her first voyage, aud has proved very fast
saer.
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RERTORD q co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA, OREGON
- and south American Express will forward rs nsua
per mail Ohio In Of Mon
dsy September esh Shippers By line will please send IN
their goods ON saturday next. Our the
isthmus are such that goods take preceence OF AL
others and We guarantee TO with matt
dPspsms. shippers will bear in min 4 that take
freight than We send through the
rates No charges ths line Passage
cured At our ofaoo - '"- mo =
DERgoRD y co, No, 2Astos House.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DERrORD a GO IS EZRA EXPRESS WILL BE DHs-
- patched per steamer United StatM, on Wednesday,
September l. with ailbags and which VII reach Paua
ma In the gh steamer OF the sh All efght
for the steamer be sent in Tuesday small parcels
received till r. n. 6n Wednesday. All malabe matter
- ~ RIRFORD a. CO. No 9 Astor House.
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DALACE OF BEAUTY, NO. SO BOWERY, DIRECTLY
opposite the Bowery Theatre every night with
company Of mnstrels composed Of ladies' styled the
"Dloomer Troupe" tho direction OF Mile. Louise
Jerome Also Groups Of Marble Statuary represented by
ladies' The pictures taken from of best
psintiDgs. Doors st commence Ut 3. Admission -
Private box, 50c orchestra, 5sc parquettc &c; GAL
lery, 12hc
w UASHINGTON THEATRE.-LADIES AND GENTLE
w OF acknowledged talent in the thshroa profes
sion desrous Of making engsgements At this
for the ensuing about tue mid
die November will be pleased to address their
plications to Mr. 7. RICHtNG'S at tho Walnut street
Theatre, Philadelphia.
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LSRANKLIN MUSEUM. 176 CHATHAM SQUARE
George Lea Proprietor. The above establishment Ia
open every ut o'clock aud in the evening
for the purpose Of and Original Of
sss together with variety Of beautiful performances.
For full particulars bills of each day.
in private boxes 90 cents with cushioned
chairs, SIX CENTS boxes 25 cents gallery. l2s cents
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE BALTIMORE
Notice to Stars. This fayorite theatre has during
at expense of 5000 and made of the hand.
soonest theatres the Union Arttes (both native and
ortgn desirous Of visiting Baltimore profesionay) will
n il decidedly to their advantage at ths estab
fashionable theatre of the city possesses the great advan-
also of being contiguous to
ali the principal hotels An admir- able Stock Compsnyis
and stars be satisfied that effort shall be
in style superior to which they have been done in
Baltimore.
MEsSRs. BARTON & CAMPBELL. Proprietors.
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CASTLE GARDEN-MONDAY, AUGUST 30, BENEFIT
~ OF the Mon treal SunsrsThe great and unrivalod
vel Family forty in number, having generously rendered
their valuable for the above charitable purpose
will appear this evening grand beers
open at and the performance will hafpast
Admission to all parts Of the house. so cents The
formances Of the Ravc Family will commence With Evou-
and classic sess Of tbs THREE Tran
eois Rave Julien and PHILIPPE M.rtne After which. tho
-Jeannot, Gabriel Rave M Muddledorf, jerome Rayel;
Sergeant La Fureur Francois Rave Sergeant
AxeL To which will be added two Grand Pas do Deux,
yicorine Franck and Mons Cslee The whole conclude
the celebrated Gabriel Kavel will exhibit his extraordinary
performances introducing La Barre CerriqueLubn
co.'s Ravel Jacob, jerome Kavel Babett, NINE Marzett
During the piece comic Pas seu BY Gabriel RsveI anda
and Wednesday Seco.d and Lsst Grand Gala Nights By
the celebrated Rave Family An entire change of perform
anc eyerv
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RKOADWAY rHAATRE.-K A. MARsHALL. SOLE
~ Lesses-Dsors open At to commence st * oslssk.
: THE UNCHBACK.
Master Walter. Mr. Conway julia ;. Miss Jula DeRa
PETrICoAT. GOVERNMENT.
hr. hectc Mr. Davi ge-Mrs. Carney Mrs Vernon
NIBLOsGARDEN.-MANA0 MK. JOHN SEXTON.
Tickets 50 eeats Private Boxes. So Doors opea AT
70 commence At o'clock. Monday August 49, first
pearsnce in America of Tho cee grated Miss Ftz ,atrck
from the Drury Lane Theatre, and Mr.. WheAteigh
the Princess Theatre, london Mr. Flenings first APP
Adophe Adam Leader signor LaMannA TO followed by
Mira. Centlivre's comedy, 10 ave aots. Of the
BELLIES STRATAGRM.
Letita usioy.. Mbs FITZPATRICK
mrs: naokct. MIS- naean
Dorfeours ~, mt. W beatieisa
or Georke Ioocnwood.. .Mr Fleming
NEW YORK THEATRE. ASTOR PLACE.
IN Monday evening August 80, wilt be performed
TIE ENCHANraESS:
DON syvi. :. Mr. Hudson Ramir Mr.. a,yr Mysr
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Ruy Ry IomeE Mr. Marchant Charles H. Miss Herring
Tomorrow. Tuesday, sheiis great play -'''
EVADNE,
In which Miss Eliza Logan Mr. j. R. Scott will appear
First night OF the celebrated French Ballet Troupe
NEW uhAND BALLET D1VkRfISSEMEAT,
Nile. Bulon, Louise Saossin, Messrs Wethof Cornet &c.
CAsTLE GARDEN-MoNDA EVENING AUGUST 30,
Benefit OF the Montreal Suforers which tho
Raye Family having generously rendered their services,
viii appear Ia five grand including
THREE GLADlArORS.
JAANk EfIE AND JEANNOT.
vOI,-AlJ-VENT.
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CRRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO.
Az Broadway above Grand Open every mia hit
during the week until further notice Uncor the
ment Of E. r Christy Tickets p cents Doors opea at
commence At o'clock The patrons of Christys Mnstes
are respectfully informed ha the urday afternoon
q grts tinue ed