The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

Prsssr and Future" hls filed the house nightly ney
oItnisht.
The Rouase Sisters arrived the Cortss and xero.
soon to appear.
The Pacific Musical Troupe preparing for another
season IN Fan Francisco. Mrs Jones Miss Leach, Mr.
Bsutler, and Mr. Smith, established fsvorites ano
their material success In California Il assured.
Nde Dinner, the graceful and charming danssuse iss
to re appear on the opening Of the beautiful new the,
tire on Commercial street. on the 18th instant
The Metropolitan theatre, Montgomery street. e-
progressing rapidly, and viii be ready for o,supancy
about the LIST November and will be the finest dramatic
establishment en- the Pacific.
The new Stockton theatre was to open, with Mr.
W. B. and Miss Caroline Chapman, and portion Of the
San Francisco troupe
At Dovneville, Mr. and Mrs. Waller are stin playing
and supported by good pany realize fair success
One thousand and seventy five dollars paid for the
first ticket to Mrs. Walters benefit.
The Sacramento theatre is closed for the summer in
tsrval.
The Spanish and French companies occupy the Adel:
phi theatre, San Francisco, fer two evenings every
week. Tracys serenaders hsldirg sorees On the other
nights attended by full audiences.
The London Sunday Times Of the 4h says that on Fri-
day evening the long and prosperous season 1t the Pn
danapaus" interesting and gorgeous In An historical.
point OF view, but dramatically considered, heavy ant
Ineffective At the end Of the rsgedy there was CALI
for Mr. Kean, who came forward with Mrs. Kean amidst
the enthusiastic cheering Of the audience After he had
led Mrs Kean OF the STAGE he and addressed tho
audience in short valedctory speech in which he OBJ
served that the had extended the extraordinary
term Of fifty weeks and had been throughout
He attributed his to the revival Of "Aacbehs
naluav auda
ton to the theatre the 10Th of October This
brief statement being strictly the purpose was re-
ceivsd with unanimous applause, and Mr.. Ksan retired
amidst renewed demonstrations of popular approval"
The Haymarket is to open the 10th of October.
Mr. John Wilkins author Of Civilization" died very
suddenly in London.
There was nothing in the dramatic world and the
principal performers at the London theatres we're rust
eating or starring In the provinces. Z.
City Intelligence.
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN FEsrIvAL-The annual festiya,
fer the benefit Of the Roman Catholic orphan A,ylums
win be hello, with the usual ceremonies this evening" 1t
Castle Garden. No doubt this building will be fled 10
its utmost capacity, the managers appeal most ear
ne,y to the public for their patronage ON account or
the lowness Of the funds these benevolent institutions
During the past year additional building has been
erected account Of the increased number Of orphans
arriving every day. and to meet the expenses incurred
by the erection Of this edace it win be necessary for the
Roman Catholic public to be very liberal in contributing
towards making up the deficiency in the funds For the
purpose therefore, Of afordiDg the public amuse-
ment the managers have determ ned with not little
EXPENSE to give their patrons rich treat in the shaps
Of grand festival. We wish to press upon the minds
Of the public generally that hour or two spent In
Castle Garden this evening win b. Of great benefit not
oily to them but to the suffering poor who sadly need
their assistance Whose gveth to the poor lendsth 70
the Lord"
The MAINE LAw.-The temperance lecturers-who have
been lately not visible in their door preachngs
came out strong yesterday about the qaAys and piers
ngs Of theirs always frequent previous cleo
tom and that their inciesss in energy the
reminding one Of the preacher @sntioned In "Hudi-
bras' -
A 4. s. nsg %iss as s:. is:ssss ss .s.
Some OF them had large crowds assembled to hear
not venture to affirm. for crowd Of
sggDg auditors listening to the temperance remarks
| Of q drunken man, who fierce In his denun
cations against rum % any teeto'aller, enforcing
his remarks every nov ard then with luish against
so great between The inner man and VI" ns outward
expressions that the farce took completely, being
laughter followed every TRADE 10 other respects the
Lecture quite able Aoy of By the
glowing remarks its evil effects the same point
ing to heaven and then pointing bsow, and everything
cIned to set the man down for total ssssinsnce man
who had got glorously drunk over night and was st
D0.ng under the influence Of The quo, A. however
become apparently more drunk and ridiculous, police
officer who was standing by became impatient ana started
him of.
TARGET ExcuRsIoS-n account of the varsus com.
panes that proceeded on target st week.
precuded BY want Of from noticing the Iho-
graphic Guard composed of those Who pursue th0graphy
as profession The above company proceeded on their
annual target excursion on Thursday last whom large
number Of valuable prizes cortsndsd for, list Of
which we have before and many of them were Of
description peculiarly suited for the lst
prize being large collection of hographc stones The
motive OF making the prizes be for such "a Will
be useful to competitors In their line Of business is
this plan always be- adopted a. where the
men be1s OF the company are not all Of the same trade
The thus sns much
those contending.
named James Fsely, was obseo wed By citizen laying
inenSbe in Forty eighth street bst~esn Eighth and
Dr. McAlter sent fo, who dressed his wounds On his
recovery he stated that he had been attacked and
verey beaten by some rowdies who unkno IN to
him, and left In the condition In whc he was found
Cry RAILROAD AoUDEST-Yestsrday morning Mr.. H.
Marks was severely Injured from being against
knocked down by of avenue railroad cars
while sterp ping from one Of the Harlem cars in the Bow,
cry, Great Jones street He to the doe
tors shop At the corner Of Fcuh street and the Bewey
ceved medical aid after which he home to his
residence, No. lis Walker street
SEvERE INJURY On saturday night q woman named
Mary G. Thomas found in the street bv officer Web
ster, of the Fifth ward with her dislocsted She
was unable to give any information how the acci-
dent happened hut 1t supp red to have been the
enecte Of fight. She was taken % the City Hospital
The FRAcAs ON THE PARADE GRousD.-Patrick Ryan.
of the parties who assaulted Hose Company No. "a In
Washington square, on the evening Of the 2st
arrested On Saturday night by the police authorities for
| the offence.
RESCUED FROM DRowNNG-On Saturday right about II
O'Clock, man named John Sullivan fell into the water
from pier No. 10 East river and rescued from drown
| ing BY officer Thompson, of the First ward