Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-04-07

uorace Gr.elt Gf the 1stbHne and Henry
.mand Of the Times have been ~parrine
fer the. list three weeks. Raymond, wh"
certainly is rot very cb.ice IN bis ep tLets
anil expressions. co"Iiy put into n 'ea''ng
article tina, Horace Gree'y was "a lar"
certainly Was not taken as u mod ny one
or the o'l"r Then Raymond ADVERTISED
his Dirty Times in many news, a"rs, with
an appendix of pnf paragraphs f"om coun-
try journals. some of which recommended
tn" public I" re''d Raymond, and NOT Greedy.
Ga this. the great Horace grew savage.
complained of Il :. breach of comfy in the
publication # these particu ar anti Tribune
paragraphs. and declared that Raymond.
when Chairman Of the House Of Rel re>en
ta''vns, did not cut ary remarkable figure.
Wh' renpon Raymond rttor,s that, if he had
been sent to Congress, even for short
ezra t rm, aud had m ode himself an object
Of pity tn bis friends, of rilcnle t" his en-
emies. aud Of curiosity to all. he mi ght feel
that he had escaped disgrace for h.. eleva
ton instead OF honor. To this. Greedy re
plies-by giving Ray mond the lie. Well
done, hest Of all public Instructors Both
are honorable menu
Then there is paper war between Man
ager Burton. Of Chambers Street Theatre.
aud editor Young Of the 4 IN The revival
of the Merr, Wives of Windsor. with Fal
stiff ny Barton, was noticed ny the Albion
rather severely, and Burton c1me out. on
Saturday, with long and clever letter, ac-
cusing Young Of Constant and unjust abuse
of him aud his Theatre. since he jBur,on)
had declined to brig cut two dramas writ
ten by Young. which were subsequently
d"mned elsewhere Young has published
tao letter. f om Blu, ton prai>ing AMI &C
cep'ing these very dramas, and tr..n,ises a
!ull reply, in the .Ibion. on Saturday. Bur-
ton is more than match him.
The Crystal Palace c,nno. be- opened.
at the earliest. bsf,,re June When it is
opened. it will appear to" small Already
are tn re apple tons on the part of mar We
rxhihitnr>. t"r ahnu' six times tn. utmost
pace. Ills l. inlrptn.,, of The
space Hhich Is II q"red by fore gner<, whose
claims, las they were much and earnestly
solicited to exhibit cannot he overlooked
The erection, ~ it now It ,nls. in very small.
aid ! oks yet smaller because it Il backed
by HE 'mmen Cro,on reservoir, wh.se
magnitude dwarfs it Til. New York C.ys
tai P''"ce is not as large as the vsstibular
{ f the London aptec. dent
Close to his French Equestrian Gem
p"ny have sci up II HipI odrone. which will
be the finest TIN. of the sort in the world.
1t is neur'! Fl listed, and las been run up
in Mree weeks-. ma, ked contrast to the
drlibtrateI ess with which the Crystal Pal
ace has been raised.
"Thi' Hipro''r"m", though very far .sup
town." will probably prove erea, crl.
not only during the exhibition, bur Ter
mnne"ty. Besides this, seven or eight
uC''IVS VII ho OPP II WINE the NEr DIS Fair
is going on Julien and his band from FIN
'ope will perform S "tng will pr.hnb
try opera at the Castle Garden. Though il
is so muci ut of the way that its success
Is doubtful the Alb,hi mhinatinn com
p,ny are likely to have opera at Nib,o's:
and hnlf Il score otter novelties, in the way
of amusement for thu many, are hi, ted at.
THIS summer, more money will be spen, in
mere Pleasure in New York than on arv
0 her previous rcc .sion
''rhere is some tax of getting up hotel.
or lodping hou ga, where conf: r, aud econ.
on y will be the substitutes for outward
show sud heavy prices. The middle classes
are II uch i'll w"nt # such accommodate. ne.
and capitalists are turning their thoughts
I" it, rs off erng tie chance of 20 per cent.
on the investment
Zone grtaf Cause Of S"ntag's success in
New York was her taste in dress, and her
display If j"weIry. The upper ten could
not believe i, possible that prima donna who
m dp mn g., we'll ~ho had Su,.h uica Jra.,s