The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-26


yesterday, with advces from Pernambuco to the
2sh of june The captain reports that the cargo of
the ship Charles Mallory would probably be saved,
but the vessel was q total loss About five hundred
barrels Of her cargo were landed on the 2Sth, and
conveyed to Pernambuco. The cargo was from the
ships Betsey Williams, and Newark, Of Stonington;
Huntsville of Cold Spring; Ontario, Of Sag Harbor;
and Phoenix, Of New Bedford
The Wild Sports or New York.
AN INFURIATED COW AND THE LAssO-sKiLL AND
COURAGE OF BOY.
About O'Clock yesterday evening, an exceedingly
large stall fed being driven along the North river
edge the foot of Canal street. in this city The ami
al became suddenly frightened at passing object,
and after few exciting lashes of her TAIL and couple
Of premonitory bounds by way suppose of warning
to the passers BY she STATED off at full speed running
into and up Canal street. Many attempts we're made to
stop her. but oil in vain the interruptions seemed only
to excite her ire and on she dashed biting, what
almost every day occurrence in Streets the
spectacle Of regular prairie buffalo hunt In of our
NEST crowded thoroughfares.
During her progrers up Canal street several persons
we're ii ocked down and we have heard that
seriously injured, but owing TO the collecting crowd
could not ascertain their Names tue extent to which
they hurt Coming to the of Broad way the
animal faced down towards the Battery in perfectly
wild state, until she opposite the City Hall Park
into which she rushed followed By an mmen Q crowd
Here the exceeded any imagined BY Maxwell
Gordon Cumming in their Eighty idea Of the Wild
Sports Of the West It just eight O'Clock in the
evening, and nearly two thousand persons we're assem-
bled each and all endeavoring capture or kill the ami
NAL which had now become perfectly savage and jumped
the enclosure chains tearing up shrubs and
in the widest manner.
At this junctuIe Mr. Matthew Gooderson Coroner Gam
bic, Mr. Adams Zone of our expert fremen) and some
Others repaired to Mr. Goodersons house. opposite and
procured long, steut rope with view of securing the
beast. They we'll assisted in their endeavor by the
assembled people, but did not succeed ard Just as the
animal preparing to rush second time into the
street, the feat which baed the herculean strength Of
Matt Goocerson the activity Of the Coroner and foed
the courage Of the crowd performed by little boy
not quite fourteen years Of age.
at this critical unctuIe Californian boy named Jose
Antoine de Ia Creiz, residing in Broadway near
Tenth street. ead to Mr. Gooderson "Giye the rope
III lasso and throw her" The pie looked at him in
anazenent, but the rope WAS given to him with
fear. Mr. Gooderson lifted him to the animal and
when the boy had dusted the Moose he courageousy
edged up closer to her. and after txrpg end round
his head in real hunter STYLE he thr the asso on one
of her horns which she Immediately disengaged Nothing
cauuted, the Lad paused few Shirls of the rope
the loose fell caught the animal securely and in the
tWnkng of eye the enraged brute lay stretched be
side her Juvenile conquerr who borne the shout
ders Of the crowd in triumph to Mr. Goodersons house.
We have taien pains to record this justice to
this brave lad The lives and limbs OF our citizens are
h ury endangered by the careless driving of cattle
through the Streets to which the authorities give no at
tenton The courage Of bay, by whose sk and ener-
gy perhaps some valuable life was saved certainly de-
serves that his should be known the public The
corporation may rot have him always on hand.
CASTLE GARDEN Sonuaubula, is so familiar
to the public of New York that it is bsrsy ossbe to
record its rprise by the Marezek troupe in language
possessing any claim to originality. Nc. only are the
great airs in the piece rs well known Hail Colnmbi,
but all the leading performers who appeared last even
ing have already been seen IN the same parts aud
might fulfil our task by turning to the HERALD Of
last winter ard reprntng the opinion we then pro-
rounced ON their performance. One-apd oaly one
rovelty 10 worth Noticing. The choruses we're better
than have heard them. As most il not ali the
yocalists who compose them flied the same capacity
when they far from efficient, it ia fair to at
tribute the improvement to the direction of Max Mares
EEK 1t is not the esst of the tumphs he has achieved
Sonnambula with weak chorus, aud Sonnamoula with
such body Of singers we heard last evening" are
very different affairs and in awarding to the stars,
the palm, we must not forget wreath Of laurel for
their hum bier sstants.
OF sontag only repeat what aid six months
ego Her 'Aminsn cannot be surpassed in histrionic
point Of view Her grief is classic her JOY soul tirrng
and Though far from regarding agic music as her
proper pEere-thouah for instance she was evidently
mere st home on Friday, in Zelina than she would have
been in her old part of Donna must admit that
ANNA is Of her greatest characters vocalist also
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rent which she showers around it, there was
Tot rocket ii We may be pardoned the 81.
.ile-too much last evening. In the "C.edss
he is Of ccur'e more scrupu,us. and subj ] |
,nt Ah gusge" gives the reins u her imcgin
icL and absolutely coinnanda fac pnrensy Of fori.
ure Our still ring With those noble tones, which
psepsraty connected another's with the air;
ut no sooner had sonag poured forth the fest words OF
hat wonderful hymn, than the past vanished in a
wnkng, and the preten stood alone before To at
EN- pit paIieen bet two such queens Of song
would be to undertake thankless task. This much
,py, will say. We doust whether any singer fully
realize by the moduaton of her voice and her action
nb ed The intcxic,on of delight and the dslcious
bliss of e,atided love, ss Madame scntag.
II Is not without pleasure that enabled to
liu sieptr ssyi mis- e,che posse odiarte.
Il was sung with feeling aud in The best TIE
sst was the agreeable 10 us, E,yino during the
rst and part ofthe tcond oted, in very nigh
gree tie faults which have before had occasion to
aotice; and peIbaps necessarily traosroed BeinJ
nu.ic 10 extent which fully jutifes formal con
lennstos Ito sever, he recovered nsslf in tune for
The great air, aud, NJ said, enisret that well
that &c can easily understand ho@ Ely;nc used to be
,obside; Ell his craet port
Padisli kind took Rcdolpho in which he made the
nost OK lis OILY chsnee-"Vi tavyiso." AfIopos OF