The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19

they prosper IN sD their undertaking. and always re-
c~ive that honor they SO highly deserven
The next speaker WIS 1r S1R. who raii, in the 5wc.
dsh la gps gaLcies sud geptlenen A Scandna via the
me mteItd in an eloquent speech FROM friend Mr..
suisr, think 1t would be 40 pro prise 70 propose
toest for tbe three eminent TINS nd
ramely-Juha Ericsson, Ole Bull, aud George
IL i cheering feeling 70, Scanr hava tae
,bre nations WORTH epressnted in new home.
John E. csson OF the humble CooosI of .ede.:
u- Boil mountain boy of Norway. ani George Car,
er, for years haa c an i'm petus
10 the assrc talent Of the city Of copaaha esu give
ole Bull apo Go Care'eusen N,,,e hearty cheer
aps-trtd this toast and Dir George C4rsensen rso,ad
ehorE and aentemarly spsech. He said Ladies and
stIthmen am rot IN the nabt OF mssiag mi
~ ~ords. but my provioce ~ to act If
" copDeonn vi b The baidipx of tine Crystal .acs
gl lot attempt 70 sgge ~hetber the belongs
e,r Others but wha desire to say il th,. you have
bee'osed 100 much ponor upon me this day, and
seemed to fo get that my size is aad
Mr.. G,ldmea,er, who Of must have the shate
cue 20 h,ro ID the 6ro-- Car-tsnsen & Gilhemo ter
whether edit d,scrtc,t may TO gid no a II
Nix sAtsTinsLN theI mIfe h fa~ humor teuarks
sued o tin and place and Ia reply % hts baiog cl.s
fed with Encrsoc and Oe Bull after which he took
hi eat under ths usiastic cbaers of tos oay.
At the call Of the nompaoy. AuGusrS Snow ESQ of
tLt N.w foik nar. 'pOkr az fouow-:-lt has ooao
agrsd u rhe pleasant tax OF prooos,pg toast,
VI ch val with tha hearty snse Ot Ill
the lentltueT ~ asent II Is oelsve the "a
toast uf ths evening hut Do', therefore by
the least pr pore the health of the ladies' who
honor I'd rs with their presence upon tins Occ4-ion
need pct here large ths cms wnich ladies
upon gentlemen oo all occssi 'ps, but shs sd,s here
pr-sent seem to NE to have peculiar Claims 20
side lbey ba bccompsL he this
day by their smiles given lite and zest 20 our
ts sitie Tns pteseLc- has disc ed the oon of the
weather. and thrown sunlgat and joy and giadae.s
tht and ecaly IL it s abd proper upon
III rpvsr Of he scsntioaviau Giee Cub on.t the
Ede- If scenciuavs should be neid in patico,r
hrarce For, is 1t nor ole If oheir sey-one OF
their own connI5women = tas rehogea topsatress
whore enchanting vince has thrilled sha hearts of
al lov.rs of music throughout the wo'ld-who
more than any o her, then all othard, il
day, ma. shed ustre ard redown upon the Scard
psviar So ,oog Scandinavia ,osst Of jenny
libo, long msy the Scandinavian Ladies yay claim
the fo,emo ok among the of shs znrld Gan
tem.n, p'opose The b.sl'h OF tie ladies' present"
Cloud chters u.nsic bs tire bind- very best pokaJ
NJ FRFpEFIoK Christensen II en as,d
Mir Pts,oent ard ladies and g-ntle Il would propose
a. ss' s 81 Ts esa, @ MAY Goo ,s.s all Gu,
~'b hearty chsers fot ale Cerstensen. hus.o-'aome,
setet Home"
Saga" THE Gee Cub" &c the party aeose ,tn the
tables at about oc ck tho evening aod passed
away the ,ine till nine In dancing, singing, aud amse-
Inarts uptn the gseeh
at O'Clock the steamer ready to start, and
tt party reached the wharf at New York about tue hour
of eleven O'Clock Heve 'he couoany separased, all
evidently dephted 'w,h ths and flow of
souf' ut which they had participated.
Theatrical aud Musical.
BOwERY THEArKE.--Mr. G. Burke, the American
come dian who drawing very large audiences ppears
tonight IN the character of Rip Van Winse, assist
ed in the other characters by fine dramatic compa-
ny. The amusemeats will conclude with the grand
equestrian spectacle OF "Mazeppa.'
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Mr. James Ssbee appears
tonight in the "Green Mountain Boy as Jedcdah
HoDebred. In the of the comedy he will give
his wonderful story of the Blackberry Picking The
amusements will commence with "To Paris and back
for Five Ponnds." and they will terminate with the
yankee Pedler."
NIBLo's GARDEN.---The beautiful opera Of "Ami-
lie will be presented again this evening, with the
charming vocalist and actress Mad. A, Thillon as
Ame Vernet, Mr.. Frazer as Jose Speckbacker, and
Mr. Hudson as Pierre Audert No DOUBT there will
be another crowded and fashionable audience.
BuRToNs THEATRE.-Ths theatre is as usual
cr wded every night. The new comedy of the "Lan-
yers." wili be produced this evening for the first
tiIne, with fine east OF characters. Inc perform
anc.s OF the Chinese company will follow, aud all
will terminate with the Wandering Minstrel Mr..
E,rtcn as Jem Bags, with several solos on the
car0net.
NATIONAL TuEATRE.--Tbe same rush as has been
experienced for the last month to Uncle Toms
Cabin induces tie manager to continue its repre-
sentaton. 1t VIII therefore be produced this evening"
with the same excellent cast and fine scenery. Mana
ger PurGy Is making money fast
ST. CHARLES TnEArRE.-The great meiodramatic
reiorIneIs, Messrs Copy and Taylor, arc drawing
very large assemblages 10 this establishment. They
appear tonight in the " Omadhaun,' and tho
"Ourang Outang." The Two Gregories' will also
u
doubt there viii be Il full house.
AMERICAN MusrUM.-The amusements for this
afternoon consist OF the very excellent readings of
the BotGe children, rs also the farce of d" Trying
it On, ard in the evening the French drama called
g Pauline, with very talented cast OF characters.
HIPfoDRoME.-The excellent performances which
orc given every day Mt this spacious and beautiful
ami hheatre are attracting usual, large and res
peciable audiences.
CnRIsTY's OPERA IIoUsE.-Those who love to
hear plaintye melodies rendered in harmony and in
struneLtal pieces, familiar to the ears OF all, as also
dancing Of an exquisite character should visit Me-
chanic Hall night.
WOODS MlINsTRELS announce great variety OF
negro melodies choruses and other amusing features
tor this evening. The performances, generally speak
ing, afford great amusement to the visiters
BUCELEy's SERENA pERs are doing fine business.
Mr. Swain Buckley is q great favorite-hc is one oi
the best balo players in the counry and his singing,
bone playing, ana wit is rewarded with cheers.
fEANKENsTEIN's PANoRAMA- beautiful ex-
hit,ion of the Falls Of Niagara and surrounding
scenery, should be seen by those who admire beau
tiful paintings. Go, therefore, to Hope Chapel
TESTIMONIAL TO GorrscHALK "A short tue previous
~ the sre departure OF the celebrated pisois. from
New Orleans, me OF his feilJE cihgans and prva .
friends oeteJmioed 10 pre-ept h'm win endu I'M,
msm.n'o which woula a. once exhibit thsr apprs
oatiop OF his character g1ote aid ACC sin-
tsura snd the adDi st,on o. his tacut a't.st
On colo mecs decided upou the NOS dtting
mortal We sere favored with vn OF IL yesre tdes,
az lock upon it being not only ceedtabe TO the
d and IrcIsnt but hke~ ise to natve workbench
by wtop IL sde. The rseda is Of pure gold OF
circular form aod very broad and massive IT, has
side elegantly executed head and bust of Gots
chalk enoifcied wreath OF Llurels, and upon tho
other the following inscriptions -:
@ 90 0aoIa SSS S61fseasIs. % eo"3 q o
les ccmpatsio,es do Nouveli. Orleans o
o II Mai, iS53.
, O Q c .
The medal IL of the value of six huudred dollars We
learn that GottschaIk win leave this city to morrow, en-
Ne spgrt and esrstcea and that he vii, give
the latter place next Monday. He vi after
ds remain time there, previous to commencing
hi series in Nes York, early in Sspteubsr next
The Howard Atheneum, in Boston, will be opened
on Monday next.
Miss Julia Deanis engaged st the Chicago theatre,
and was to make her first appearance on the lGsh
inst
Mad'e Duret closed her engagement at the Chi
cago theatre with benefit, on the 10Th inst
LAMENrABLE ACCIDENT AT MoDrLE.-Loss OF
Two LlvEs--OIe OF the most melancholy and heart
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