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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

Colllsion ON tho Camden and Amboy Road
Four Persons Killea, ana Several Others
Radly ntured Sxxc

Collision ON tho Camden and Amboy Road
Four Persons Killes, ana Several Others
Badly Injured, &c.
About twenty inmates past four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon collision took place between two trains Of
passenger on tie Camden and Amboy Railroad, az
place called Old Bridge, about ten miles hey ond Amboy
The train coming from Philade phia was moving at the
rate of about eight miles hour the train from New
York going about thirty miles hour and this
train is understood to have been out OF time
Three passengers the train from New York were in
stanly killed and fourth has since died of them
was man, two women, and the third boy. Their
names have not learned. Fifteen twenty
ioursd-fve or Tx Of them badly One little girl had
both legs broken. Her father ard motker w,re also
injured.
The engineer Of the New York train reported to have
run away.
The passengers held indignation meeting and passed
very strong resolutions against the company and its
agents.
The engines we're both new, and wero badly smashed.
The passengers reached this city little before mid
night. They were much excited, and very indignant
towards the company They blame the engineer Of the
train from New York.
One dead man was carried through the streets about
twelve O'Clock, on a bier.
FURTHER PARTICULAR
Mr. James Tool of Port Carbon, informs that he
board the train, and that he five persons
dead. Four of the completely besmeared with
blood. Tie and children med frightfu'ly
He lays the first day that the engineer from New
York had been the train, and that he did run
away About thirty injured passengers
to New York by the boat.
Mr. Tool escaped singularly. He and his friend Der
nald Keee went in the forward car to nd seats but II
was full. The conductor took them back to the hind
most car and 1t is not improbable that TO this cr,um
stance they owe their escape from injury aud perhaps
from DEATH
Mr.. Dodson, from Washington, board the train
with his son, who received some injury. They both
cans on to the Aston House last evening.
Mr.. J H. Rowland, of Norfolk, Va, much in
ured that he cent for physician after his arrival at hs
Irving House, but he is believed to be doing well. Mis-
Chios and three children were with him. They escaped
unhurt.
Mr. II. c. Carey, of Burlington N j., board the
cars. He was accom- panied by Mics Etheredge who re
ceived some injury
Miss Mary Mccormick OF Harrisburg Pa bruised slight
ly in one foot. Her father who was with her, unhurt
Miss II. Bushlin, of place, one foot bruised
slightly.
A. NJ. Jones, from Washington, bruised considerably
coroner's inquest was commenced near the scene Of
slaughter last evening.
About thirty Of the passengers to the Irving
House last evening, but they able to accommodate
but few Of them.
We have letter from D. Il. Dustin Esq, of this
city, Of which the following is copy
To Maj. A. kMBALI, New York:-A collision occurred
about O'Clock. Ny little girl and nurse killed All the
rest WELL God Almighty in this great aictioa
ID. II. DUSTIN.
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THE NEW YORK wEEKLY HERALD.
1hs Cunard steamship Asia, Captain Lott, win leave
lAis port to day at y o'clock, for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NV YoEK HERALD will be received at the following
places in Europe
Lvm1ool-John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
loypoy--Edward Sanford l. Co., Cornhill.
VIM. Thomas AGO., No. 10 Catherine street.
FARn-Iivingston, Wells q Co., Rue de Ia Beurse.
B. q. Revolt, No. II Rue de IA BsDque.
~ European mails win close at half past ten O'Clock
1his morning.
The WEEKLY HERALD win be published at half past nine
eslsek this morning. Single copies, in wrappers, six
peneN
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Mss JFiA TuRSnULI, the favorts dansevsc has bsne
ct ~ tie Bowey this evening. bsne6. Al theatre j.
a test q popularity Mise Tarabul's friends sin bear
tLie N mind
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GENERAL SCoTT.-We learn that General
Scott has taken up his quarters for week or
ten days at the Pavilion at Rockaway. This
brings versicle of Brigadier- General Morris
into requistion:-
On Old Long Islands sea-girt shore
Full many an hour I've whiled away,
In listening to the breakers roar
That wash the beach OF Rockaway.
We hope that Gen. Scott will fully realize
the beauty of the poetry, and the virtues of the
sea air, and the breakers Of Rockaway.
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TERRIBLE MORTALITY IN New ORLEANS
RELIEF NovEMENTs-The deaths by yellow
fever in New Orleans. on Saturday last, are. by
some reports. set down as high as one hundred
and fifty. From the panic which the epidemic
has created, it is probable that this mortality
has occurred in a population diminished to
seventy-five thousand. The same per centage,
therefore, of mortality in New York, would be
equivalent to ten or eleven hundred deaths per
day, or from seven to eight thousand per week.
This is fearful to think Of The scourge in New
Orleans is making its most destructive ravages
among the poor and destitute portion Of the in
habitants, and among the German and other
European emigrants landing daily from the
pestilential holds Of emigrant ships. in the midst
of the more fatal malaria Of the yellow fever.
Hence the cry for help-a cry to which we are
gratifed to perceive our fellow citizens are
responding. We trust that the Astor House
movement will be followed up. and that our
adopted citizens will join literally in their con-
tributions for the relief of their suffering coun-
trymen in the city Of the plague. 1t is mat
ter of life and death.
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Nails for Europe.

Few York, "wednesday, August 10, 1853.
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Supaemo C0ust-Spccial Term.
Before Judge Ecmobds.


E1 Rel W. Reynolds Us. a q Fidgg ne Comptroller
This ~as an appncaton made oy NJ. Willard, the
art q Mr. btrecJor TO the
usnoeu us, for tbe Comptroller TO show sny ne
.htu ud Dot 20 the omplainGbt tpe OF $1 c5l
rs,d to b~ due TO hm from the Corporation of ths CITY,
Tie People Es Rel. W. III Wright and Others the
Comptyolic, = Ibis q similar otton for uauds Gus
equirmg Mr.. klaee tho Cmptio,icr to show sny
be- bsd OF carried out the progsitns OF n resolution
,sssed 10 both boards OF the Conmon Couuc difscoy
m - purcbase the lease Of twenty lots Of goutd
ard pay for tire 81 600 the lots be used
unpDa ground for offs Both o. thees motions were,
.ite, sone delay lad over uu,il rue-dsy
In ~ the Cp,nag Of lad Suea 10 tnis caro- Hr Dillon
moved for the Appointment Of Commissioners Of Esnaa
.ld Asetsmsnt- Ths Judge raid that he would receive
The papers.
IN re The Widening ~ Duane Sired MIR Dillon made
mlsr sppic.son, and the Court gave ths same reply
10 the last mosion.
In eJams Posce, Supposed LuWdtc ontaepafion Of
hs soyc for Ccmmiarsn Of Inqsayy 10 III. cSe
the ~he cf MI Poe ~ mace Ap ,oatisn for Commits
ZION to inquire into the state II hor husbands mind
be had lately exhibited sneA rcss sympso. q inssciy
~ 10 reader hs confinement st the ocmtaedals Asyium
escsssssy. The apphsesoa ~ss sfsated sad Charles
Ju9ton keq appoisteA y TIE Cssrt ~ CsanissAssee
After bsasicg several aSssteaHoas Ter dlvseoea -
vastsW SrsssAN " osQst aAlsSzasd ~ ~ ~,
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DEsTRuCTIvR FIRE IN New ORLEANs-LrvEs
About ten O'Clock last night startled BY
alarm of Are and immediately repaired to tbs
OF action there found the large grocery aud liquor
warehouse OF Ncssrs Kendall Yoe Co at the corner
Of Tcbouptoulas and Gravisr eet enveoped In flames
The 6,enen the ground and hard at work. but
Their Efforts Of avail, and they turned their
sent, to the property In tho immediate vicinity
heavens LIT by the flames and for around
pied CeLpl se.t the heat intense. The various
they burst forth with increased fury; and aheo the
house VAS completely gutted and the huge walls began
tbake trtmbied for the fate of bold feemea
who clustered beneath, undauntedy working their
epgres and as the walls gave ~ay aud fell out, wi.h
ash which led tue earth to shake, felt certain
that must have been buried beneath the ruins but
we're mistaken No accident had occurred aud thcy
worked tiI gpg their sopg Of triumph Had the least
breath t air stirring toe whole square, og
oil drug and clothing storcs, and haps larse poron
Of the city. must inevitably have oesn destroyed Too
great p csDno. be bestowed upon the remon for
hbing tho flames TO their original locsltty.
In r,pt Of the building We encountered sight which
thrilled with horror. " that Of negro who had
en In the building at the time Of its taking re asleep
He literally ekinned ftom head 10 foot, and suf
fssipe terribly He being borne along In blanket
ard hs arcans and cries most pisous Omoee Ten
brock bsd bm taken The Charity Hospital soon %
possible We Informed that there were three psf
burned death. but IN the ooufusies et he time
~ we're uE.s,s y ascertain ~ fsets--lvc 0sSssS'
De&a, AsV. IL
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PARIS ADVERTISEMENTS

CHINA or SEvRES AND OTHERS MANOURY, III
" passo, SaLdrier, No. I.
CHOCOLATE AND TEA WAREHOUSE. MASON
By appointu spt to several courts NO. % Rue Rohoior
Prize medal 70 London exhibition.
FASHIONS AND ARTICLES DE COUR. ALEXAN
ORlN +. Rue dAntin, NO. a.
nANDKEkCHIEFs, EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN
LOUIS CHAPR0N furn.sher Of the Court, O Ia Sublime
Porte ne de In Paix. Ne. IL
NATURAL OK MARROW AND POMATUM, JEAN
DROS, Kus de 10 Feuilads, No. 2
PIANOs DROITs Wits EXPRESSIVE PEDALS
MONTAL Boulevar and Montmartre. No g. HonorsA With
nine medals and the Gross Of Legion Of Honor.
EMPRESS oFFICE-COMMISsION, r8PORTATTONs
~ and king afnirsMsssrs Tetard Duvivier No. a
and the public at that they have organised
take all sorts importation aad banking a6.r
At only per cent lsttsr Will BE- nediat>1
attended t. and replied TO By the following steamer
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VIOLENT STORM IN ALLEGANy COUNTY, Mo-
DAMAGE IN Communicative violent storms a
rain passed over Cumberland one on the 18th inst
and the other on the 10th, doing much damage. The
Bedford valley and the Dry Run emptied themselves
into the streets Of Cumberland, sweeping awy
fences, tearing up pavements and running throu yh
houses with re-isess force. great deal OF DANA %
was done, confined principally to Baltimore, Centre
and Liberty streets In Frederick street the pave
ments In one place considerably torn up. Several
of the streets were literally covered with rubbish.
Baltimore street, for some distance, was covered
with humber, dead hogs, &C., and appreheusions ara
entertained ofmuch sickness in consequence The
streets. however, will be Immediately oleaased, aHe
lime copiousy used. The cellars on Baltimore stress
were filed with water, and some Of the merchants
have sustained considerable loss. Tho principA
losers are J. B. Il. Campbell, druggist; Kennedy
Butler, cabinet manufacturer; Peter kearney. feo9
store; Mrs Hebb Jos. Williams, dyer, and the Pres-
byterian church Others have lost considerable.
The aggregate loss Is estimated at about t5 900.
The water was pretty much all emptied into tho
canal. II has. however sustained no damase. Two
soows belonging TO the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company, got loose, and the current carried then
down the canal. No one Was on board.
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AN OUTRAGEOUS CASE IN TRRNroN-Ab0ut .
mouth ago complaint was entered at the Mayors
office against q woman who had thrown can 0f
boiling water on another woman The facts were
stated as follows The family up stairs wore sub
tenants Of those below. The woman living in the
lower story was sick and In bed, and, hearing ise
up stairs she deliberately got out OF bed. went up
stairs with the Of bvilng water and dashed It In
the face OF the woman up stairs 1t scalded her
verely, and being at the time epcienfe, fears wero
epterfsined that serious consequences would follow.
The woman who committed the deed immedi ,tely
afterwards went 70 bed again, and being unable to
attend at the Mayors office, her husband went bail
tor her appearance when she got well On We'd
eeday the injured woman gave birth to still born
child, having upon its body similar marks to thos
left upon the woman after the scsld The circum
Mayor whs, on Wednesday night, required In.
Of bail for the Appearance Of the o1ender -
the next court, to answer the complaint zfe"toas
IN ~ Gazette, Axg. 10.
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TIE L e G r AP HIC.

INCREASED MoRrALITY-oPENINa OF NEW HOS
PITALS.
NEw ORLEANS, August 10, 1883
The total number Of deaths reported to-day 2 Of
which 227 from yellow fever allowing large In
The dist,ess very great and the Howard A.
rocaton oyepipg four hospitals and appealing
for further assis tance.
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Ceop OYyxn - Wa uBtsvstaDd that Mr.. d. Mckay. ~
celebrated sbio builder ths oity sho returned teW
Tpulspd in the America .hch arrived yssssrday hes
,ecetved . very tmptpg offer for bis mammoth shiA
nov an re ssochA An English house. IL IL sAA haD
strsd NJ Mckay $3.50 ooC round chaSsr for ~ A0eo
,co sbio ter voyage fom Hvsrpeo 70 AastrallA Cktn
cha Jslssds asa Ssek 10 Lvsspesl rhs chip Il nsas
ccupjeAei snA this seSost q charter s1br b tsu
NJ krXsy nay coos s1t of hts speca,susa ~ kaihssR
,be l.resR narshaanas N ths world Nth eoel yoQa
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The last day report msds yesterday Afternoon. gave
ia total and 1853 for yellow fever The
turns from ST. Ps'rck Cemetery were not sent n but
taking them at the rato Of the day previous the totals
We give for Saturday in the above table corrcct
1be comparison betgeen this and the week previous,
even for each days return shows fearful increase We
gtvs the table pubshed In the Daily Picaye Of the
Tth instap -
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the EPIDEMIC IN NEW ORLEANS,


Nrom the rev Orleans Pissyuns, Aueust IA
The istssments In al tbs oeussss OF the cty fpr ths
vssk ending at A. N: yesterday morning. (Seturdsv
the l3th inst 10 detail a. follous ths 6asths ~
yellow fever being tbose certified By the physoisss
sDd not Including the inerments aay portion OF them
daily reported .. known" These may be considered
interneaA foi the twenty four hours ending at A.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND
VI jewelry GEO. G. ALLEN, importer, No. II Wall
street, near Broadway, cnDd floor.
JULES JuRGENsEr wArcHE5,
WarraI ted perfect time keepers from $50 to $3.50
COOPER wATcHEs -
INDEPENDENTS SECOND
Ar quarter second watches timing 1 to go
cHRoroMETxRs
Splendid pochd chronometers, perfect time
WATCHES,
Which run eight days with winding. 40 TO l8S
ENAMEL wATcHEs,
For ladies, some In hunting cases. % 70 loo
DIAMOND WATCHES,
For ladies, somo In magic cases % to 5O0
Which change into three different watches. 100 TO 10
wArcHEs WHICH WIND
And turn the hal ds without a key & to lao
KINDS WATCHES AT vEav Low PRICES.
Fine gols tppc Watches four holes jeweed
Gold ensmslisd watches for .he ladies ...... IS
Gold pglish patent levers. IS
Gold English patent ieye,s hunting s
Silver patent levers, as low as............... l6
silye detached lovore, as low was............... IL
DIAMONDS.
Diamond earrings, pins, bracelets fr rings, and
crosses for sale ss much less than the usual prices
All iis d - gold chsrs pure goid Wedding rings gcd
blss bracelets bresgtpins cuff pins lockets earrings
gold and silver speetaole gold toothrcka charms ohas
lain chains 10.
Sterling silver spoons forks, pie knives, napkin
rings, frult knives, wedding cake knives, &c
tc keep good tmcsor tho mot ey returned.
All knds Of watches and oloos cleaned and repaired Ia
the best at much less than the usual prics
superior worl man add warranted.
Watches by mail express to all parts Of tho United
states fiee Of Oh srge.
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NOPARTN EReHIP NOTICE -RARe CHANCE. =
~ Psrtnsr wAstsd With cash capital Of six hundred dol
lars TO invest In the extens Of te safe and
profitable bu already established In this city Yearly
arss g. =. h. Hersld snos for ave asya
UyHH ADvRRTIsER wISHss TO 1ORM BUSINESS
eenaeetos With sssbshsd senvissien GROCERY
AQuse In thp city; BE- le pfontabls business In
Ns:s .eeesn che health o. h mily. CAa pat late
sssanse &Q 70 90 o 1hs kes4 of ssssAos xivsn aAd
eeQaafel AddfsQ No. u BroaAwAy.
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The following ia the Hospital report for tho week pre-
vious to the above, ending the bth inst
Hun;Sv. nanIs n EbmsN


This shows increase Of forty admissions In the
thirty Fix deaths In the total and decrease Of forty one
deaths by yellow fevsr.
The totals OF the hospital reports for the thres weeks
ending at midnight Friday the l2th instant,
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U0W'TTHTRY.

Ar LvvFTT. pFNTIsr NO. e8 BRoADwAY-HYs
. popular -evk tho tssth With all he i.pcsvensass
INTRODUCED gembrAope - pears Of practical snpseisnoe,
rom 70 Nu e'eIss&.
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EyRAECONIS BIPPODR( NE GLORIOUS SUCCESS
HOT WLATHER BAFFLEDt
rvERy AFTERNOON EvkNIro.
Tenth week Of the grand tourna am~nt Of the
EIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
Sixth week Of tho eergeo AZ pageant OF the
FE1E OF LOUIS QuATORZE.
THO Sieerst Brotbers; the nderful elephant. Tom
Thumbs Chariot Ostrich and Monkey raees grand ladies'
match Frsaooni his astonishing trained &c.
MassifceLt afternoon periJy wAaosA usual.
Adn ission-$ 81, 80 cents and Is oentA.
Doors open ct and ~ o'clock Per for TO
mepee half hour later
Tickets kt the Western Hotel
Joys, and Lodworths Music store.
CAsTLE GARDEN.-ITALIAN OPERA.-POsITIvE
- closs q the 0psrs Ssssea Oh TVIs0AY. Azsnxk -
GRAND OPEhArIC FESTIVAL.
WHICH oC0Asg0M
MEsDAMks soNTAG,
- PATTI srRAKoscH.
POZzOLiNI,
MARiNI,
BEaEvHNTANo,
RovkRE,
VIETT,
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While our citizens o. Individuals and representing
coyS0yationa have come forward promptly to furnish
the needed by the vAri bc9sisut sesstss for
Ma rsllaf ~ thA ck ara Tia iudignnt foaA nknar
osns Who ct tie North have taken active stops
ftwsrd the s.ns good work, sad have not aborsd In
vain Ths ctssns generally Of New York, Philadelphia
Bait moro and wasbiDgton are following the example,
nstd not say how heartfelt 10 the response such
generous oorduct meets with In an classes Of the popu
iation In this city.
Besides the Charity Hospital there some sevsn
eight other insttutons Of the kind In this city, each
which has ts full compleent Of patients mostly OF tn
csss that unable 70 pay for physicians and
druggss Hence IT must not b. inferred that although
decrease Is noticed in the mortality returns OF tn
Charity Hospital, that decrease extends t. the
outside ths hoepal which furnishes the Of
It's Sad returns Sull the epidemic Is finding Its victim
aDcrg those who able 10 have comfortable lodgings
and al to for the attendance Of doctors aud nurses
ard the supplies Of the Some Of those have
died and more must dis Of COURSE but tas proportion Of
suffer much as that which depends much chAxi
ty for succOr and relief.
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From the New Orleans Delta, Aug. l41
SOMETHING TO CAUSE SORROW.


We greeted old acquaintance yesterday. Nayades
street. whom 10 had not seen for fortnight before He
had . carsworn and troubled countenance; his eyes
were sunken AID his checks we're hollow aud care had
et ts foot prints on his browhe looked at least tan
yesrs older than when last him We asked II he
had been sok and II not. to explain the Of this
was happy in the psssession Of father mother ard
thrse loved ssters but alone nowI buried the last
one yesterday" We were aDs~sred; 1t was, indeed,
enough turn the darkest hairs to snowy whiteness
And yet 1t but oae instance out Of many which daily
occur in our city.
1t is the duty, imposed by moral Obligation as much
"a BY necessity, Of accmated individual and old
resident to endesvor during the not only
turn Of mind but 70 impart such mental condition
his nKacclnatsd and mayhap nervous acquaintance
ncighbor. Neighborly sympathy and assistsncs were
hat kind that cheers and not depresses and
inadvised and silly.
eleven years Of age carrying bis head cofn which,
sDqury, learned contained the body OF his little
sister. rho had died Of yellow fever Hs accom-
panied by his elder sister, girl Of years Of
ssehey we're slowly and sadly making their way TO the
An asylum for orphan children has been opened at l3e
Pheppa teet during the prevalence Of the epidemic,
for ell orphan children poor children and children whose
they are received and cared for Tree Of expense.
MORTALITY IN ALGMRs.
We visited the dfe, cot cemeteries OF Algers yester
day sfesnoon and found that the righul pestilencs
on fellow sufferers on the opposite side The po-
puation Of Aesrs may be safely ssaaed at about
The figures We give Of deaths from Sunday th to Sa'
turday 18th instant viii show the fearful proportion they
have cor ptr,buted to this death -harvest:-
A. Catholic Cemetery, from 1th to lsth.....".".ls
Az htKIess " ............I az
At hcDopoih's ...........14
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,.26l6

We follow ont the same form Of returns and coupari
between them for the reports from the Charity Hos
ptal These made up to midnight Of each day. Our
weekly report consequently ends at midnight on Friday
the 18th inst.
Report Of the Hospital for the twenty four hours ending
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Total. ........................l.1a4

That Ia, the total ntermHnts for the wesk ending at
A. N. Saturday tho 18Th inst, exceed those OF the
week before BY S while the ioterments BIZ yeow fevsr
exceed those Of last week By 3l4
The interments Of the two weeks are e. follows -
Week endSsg at A. n. on Ibtal TeIo,o Fever
Saturday, August 6.............l 1874 PAT
saturday, August l8. ............I 49, ,L26l
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WILL APPEAR
TWO GRAND OPERAS
The performance si begin at O'Clock r. n, with
LUcREZIA BOKGIA,
with tho following immense cast
Locrens borsia .Ste6anone
.rozsoun
Orrfni. .Sis'ra Patti otrAkoach
..HOvelo
sitenosSo. .Vietsi
B-sisrs Bsnsvsat.no Rovsrs, Rosi and vistt have
kindly consented for this oooasion only to take the small
parts In the above Opera In order 70 give full
effect TO the performance.
SNrEn MI.sIcr Owe Houa AND HALF
Tor promenade and rsfreshment
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
Eognro0.... Sguor SAW
nsnton. olgnof beolaii
nsYMonoo.. Signor ho0
Admission for Both performancss Si ~'
sale Of occurred eets at the music store of
VIM Ball Sons No. 29 B.oadv ~, and At Van orden
will continue until Tuesday, At 10 O'Clock.
Notee-Paries securing seats ars informed that upon
purchasing their tickets they will rsoiv chects for which
seats bearing numbers will be gven and By
these chscbs the seats Will bs secured during the
whole Of the performances.
RUCKLEY'S OPBRA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL, $50
- Broadway.-MoDday evening; August %. twsntyfou
By the several members Of B.cns, also ths
grand ruseal burlssque on Lucia di Lammsrmoor VIII
be produced.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILAORLPHIA-
w Notce-Ibe company engaged at This theatre are
guests TO meet In the Fr 26th nst at
O'clock preparatory to the opening Of the
Monday, 2sth Inst. JOHN SEFfON. Stage Manager.