The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-21

of their money. When the French stars made
their brilliant appearance, the persons present tnere
were 80 much frightened that dared to escape
in the number, three American young men,
who, after having received q severe adIn0ni
ton from the Commissary Of Police, were allowed
90 free. go, and sin no more" said he. WIZ
they understand the good lessons That is the qaes-
ton.
During the passage from New Orleans to Havre OF
the ship Sarah Bridge, sailor made rash attempt
to kill the mate with knife He was put IN
irons, and given up to the Consul OF the United
States at Havre be tried according to the laws OF
the country.
M. Sallandrouzs Lomornaix, who was the French
Commissioner at the last exhibition at the Crystal
Palace Of London, has been named in the same ca
pacity, at the exhibition Of New York He will sail
in few days for America.
The Jews Of Jerusalem, as we'll as those Of Eu-
rope, are now in the greatest anxiety. There IS
rumor spread am0ng them, by which it is said that
the Messiah had arrived. This SO long expected
prophet has made his appearance in the neighbor-
hood Of Bagdad; and, According to the reports, he
has produced several wonderful miracles, among
which, it is related, that he escaped from cell in
which he was barricaded, and that discharge Of
500 guns bad no effect upon him. Good!
The wife of a workman attached to the railway Of
the West gave birth, a few days ago, to four chill
dren, who were all in excellent health, and were
christened at ST. German. in the depart
ment Of Allser.
A mammoth shark, weighing ITO kilos and 81
metre long, was captured few days ago at Gus
beron and is now exhibited on the Boulevards at
MN. Chabot s. Potals. Never has such large
monster Of the seas been seen in Paris.
A very extraordinary case took place last week at
Rouen at the gate of the city, which is worthy to be
related. The manager of the theatre having the ir
tent;on TO produce the fairy play, called The En-
chanted Doe bought live stag, which was to be
the hero Of the play But when he came with the
animal to the gates of the city, the stag was
seized by the custom house officer under the pre-
text that he was game" and of course prescribed
at this epoch of the year. 1t with the greatest
difficulty that he procured the release OF the animal
NJ. Camille Sisori, the removed violin player, while
riding in carriage in the neighborhood OF Geneva,
met with very serious accident by the fall OF the
vehicle by which his left hand was crushed. 1t is,
nevertheless hoped that he will not loose the use Of
those talented fingers which have produced 80 much
melody and harmony, during period of many years,
all over Europe, and even in America.
The theatrical news is not of much interest this
week. With the exception of two farces at the Pa
lais Royal we have no new plays to mention. One
of these farces is called Quand on Attend So ;.
Bourse,o by NM. Marc Michel and Laureneir; and
the other "Un Coup de Vent" by NM Warm and
Brunswick. Both have elected much applause, and
caused great laughter among the spectators.
M. Thibaudeau had entered into copartnersiiip
with NJ. Roqueplan for the management Of the I'm
perial Academy Of Music. B. Il. K.