The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21
Talk on 'Change.


The EuYops's considered more pacific
additional evidence of which found in the buoyancy
Of tie cotton market and in the stability of the funds in
Paris and London In consequence Of the news, bread
stufs In this msrket easier. Common brands fresh
Rrourd State -four closed at SIS which decline OF
12s Per barrel White Western wheat one or two
cents lower Cotton active with sales Of 500
bAes closing without change In prices Pork
active and Armer. Lard sold freely, mostly At lilo.
The first tea sale since the conclusion Of the spring
sales Vas he'd yesterday. Though considered rather
early the sale attracted good company and the greens
brought about ten per cent and the blacks about fifteen
Per cent advance corresponding qua ties sold at
the close the spring An auction sale Of coo
bags Rio coffee lie to OF on the 3D. in consequence
Of which private transactions light. Sugars were
more active.
Regret expressed that the usual appropriations
made BY the legislature of the State for the benefit
charitable Institutions in this city, voted do
in the present Assembly Owing to the increased
penses Of living and the necessity having ha
to provide for the winter the failure to receive the aid
heretofore extended to them would be severely elt.
The bens6cares comprised the sick poor of sl ages,
helpless widows and orphans, with old and destitute
persons Of both The ten thousand dollars pro-
posed TO he given TO the New York Volunteers all
very we'll but this act OF berahy shoud not tse
gate to be shut down on objects equally deserving
charity, ard whose dependence heretofore had to
large extent rested upon the munfcencs of the State
II Was believed that England would long adopt
uniform si1psnny postage, or about twelve cents
letter, BY ocean mail steamers. Such reduction would
prove . great loon to the pubis, The United States
would lksy follow suit 10 adopting the measure
neither country would likely lose by it because the ia
creased number Of letters, account of the Reduction
would probably more than balance the amount Of de-
In the letter postage The present high OF
twenty four cents per letter. operated oppressey
the poorer class and probably prevented great many
from writing by steamers at sn. Mr. Hume Mr. Bur
ritz and Others in England had been indeatgable in
favor Of cheap ocean letter postage by mail steamers
The ENGLISH OPERA NmLo's The re introduction of
Enan,h opera at Nb,os Garden has been crowned With
complete success. Madame Thion Hudson Frazer, and
Lesch havS succeeded to the popularity which, few
months ago, Sontag Sslv Badiah and Pozzoni enjoyed
among the fashionable people who frequent tina. estab
lshment The light and attractive operas which Madame
Thilon has the good taste and commendabe Judgment
70 maintain In her repertoire TO the exclusion Of dull aud
heavy pieces always atfao. larger audiences
than be drawn together by the best Italian OPERA
1hh remark has been more particularly verified By the
which has attended the engagement Of
Madame Thlons troupe at Nblos The house has been
far more numerously, and perhaps moro fashionaby,
Of the greatest Italian drstes So was especially last
Ming, vheD for the first time in years. Bsle de
Bgbtu opera Of the Bohemian Grip presented with
all the advantages which could be lent TO it By poser
ful and yell organized troupe, With Madame Tbon
TIE primA donna, good orchestra, conducted by hr.
Ia Mamma, efficient bale, CORPS and well painted
scenery, from the hands Of Mr. Isher Sood From the
foothghts to the upper galleries every available place
occupied end then tho saircases and corridors
had TO be placed in requstion for the of
the immense audience
The opera itaef got out in . style of magnifceuce
schpsDg ~hst have before done in thai respect
Madame TnlloD Airline, the Bohemian girl vas, Of
course the recipient Of the greatest attention aud most
ptmenh the part Of the audience She does not
mako her appearance until the second act, when she
comes the stage, BY Thaddeus "a role
which we'll sustained by Mr.. Frazer) and sings the
veil known and much admired ballad, ~ dreamt
that dwelt In marble halls, In this air she was
most automatically appaud5d but she declined honor
Ing the demand for an Hudson excellent in
his dshDeaon Of the Devshoo chief Of the
Gypsy tribe and In singing the airs Incident to that role
Leach ard Lyster-the former Count Arnhsim and
rho latter Forestine-performed their parts most
sAtkfActorly, and we're much spplsuded. Everything
oosnesAd with the proper production Of the opera
ws A&tex6ed to- the scenery and costumes sppro
pirate good taste and the ballet and choruses all
that to be desired. In fact the Bohemian Girl
br0ueh< Ut Nbo,s, Ia Of the most attractive
operas have assisted at as the French sayfor
time .l be preseptsd for the second time We be.
hevc 70 morrow evening To Eight re IA, e. T.al5 Va
thsR Entertainment