Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-23

vi couse go 10 Rtar Juilen's grand orchestra to-
Morrow or Friday evening, at the National Theatre
we presume that it will be impossible for him 10
give In Washington more than the two entertain
ments advertised. His orchestra consists of sixty
three performers, drilled under his far fard hand:
some twenty of them being solo performers of s.
inction. on their respective instruments The charm
oi ms entertainments however. is in his own great
skill As an arranger which Is remarkable As 10 have
earned Tor him the GndiSputed reputation of heing
the very first leader in the world al This Tins Though
apparently Satiated with musical wonders from the
other side OF the Atlantic OF late years his concerts
have created furore of excitement in a the North
ern cities, hardly second to those given BY Jenny
Lind on her first tour through this country. Nj.
Julien also ranks very high as composer of pht
pieces principally; some of his most popular efforts
being In the bill for to evening. blythe by
our fellow citizens, who may never hope to ego
abroad Ito EurOpe,) and who desire to realize the
wonderful things published of the great music of the
Old World, should be sure to avail themselves of the
opportunity afforded by these approaching con
GERS in our midst. For it can hardly be expected
that we may again have in Washington the chance
OF hearing such an orchestra that of this great
master.
Rasicy's Ta7iete was well filed last evening to wit
ness the performances of that charming actress Mrs
Howard. Her acting was admirable, and elected
the applause of everybody. We were pleased to
witness an improvement in the performances of the
This was common subject of remark New actors
collected from different parts of the country like new
machinery, cannot be expected to work in harmony
unit! they become acquainted. Soon, we have no
doubt, everything Ill move snoot Iy. We learn
that Mr. Risie. ha9 engaged the hest talent in the
country which will be presented in quick succJS-
sion. His efforts to please will no doubt meet with
the cordial support of the people OF Washing,on
The Minstrels on Thanksgiving Day.-Youn. per
sons, people residing in the vicinity of the city, and
others who cannot attend places of amusement at
night, have an opportunity tom aft moon of
hearing and seeing the Terpsichorean Minstrels.-
Their performances are charming. In the evening
they also give s'irec-bOth at Odd Fellows Hall
U3NTher bill for to- night is one of much interest
The new Market House.-Nothing was done al the
last meeting OF the Councils with the report of com
mittce who selected plan of hIr. Ranlett o. New
York. for the new Centre Market House. This plan
is pretty much the same as that of MIR. Geigcr. ar
chtect of this city, and it seems to be somewhat Of
question why the tax payers of Washington should
overlook their tax payers in this scIcc;ion-not get
ting better article from abroad Than they might
nave llad at nome. Perhaps some such cOnsidera-
tons As these cause the delay of our ewise city
fathers" In agreeing TO the report of his Honor and
the committee. Look before you leap gentlemen
We may mention here that Mr.. T.. Il. Cuskev was
u
ing presented any plan to the consideration of the
committee
To Families and othcr,-Mr. VIM Greason ad
rerises Ito more than he justify, in offering to
families the best qualities of oysters for he will no.
buy any but the best and of can sell nothing
else. Families may be sure of good article at MIR
G.'s, and others can be well accommodated with
the good things OF his ample Teiectory a substan-
tia and satisfactory STYLE with the perfect security
OF nicely kept Restaurant, and efficient landlord
and assistants As he truly says, ''ca or send and
be accommodated Persons visiting the National
Theatre, When open, will find this All agreeable re-
sort.
Il ready ,rriter for the public.-Mr. w. EVELYN
Williams tells the reeder in big card all he can write
about to oblise those in want of his services, and
w. furnishes Is of striking to all who are M,
used to the mysteries OF the pen and need aman
uenss: but especially is he of service in those ppcu
liar matters of epistolary intercourse in which the
beaux well the bellies are charmiDgIy Interested
See his advertisement.
Sagncity of a Horse.-When the fine sorre horse
santa Anna, fell yesterday, in the race, owing to ii
son place in the course, the noble animal turned to
his fallen rider, and actually tried TO help him.
locker on says the horse seemed be trying 10 nut
the rider on his back again, and evinced genuine
sympathy for his njured companion, which was i'm
STANCE contrast with humans on the ground
who did not seem 10 care for anything but their bets
.7mputGtion.-pn Monday afternoon, man nalned
James Booth, who is employed as a blacksmith IL
the Navy ard, underwent the operation of having
Ills leg amputaed, rlch was successfully performed
by Drs Hall, Garrett, and Others. The patient, we
understand il doing well.
Prter's Cuse.-L. Fleming, the baggage porter
for the United States Hotel, was this morning taken
before Justice Beck, under peace warrant. FROM
the statements made,i appeared that the prisoner
had been ordered from the Railroad Depot by their
Officer and that he commended that long As he be
haved himself properly, he had the same right TO
collect baggage checks any else and contend
ed strongly against his exclusion. The officer con
strung the language he used calculated excite
a breach OF the peace, had him arrested The mag
lSrate not being able to discover anything in the ey
idence TO prove such tendency, dismissed tho case
Capt. Darlington appeared for Fleming.
.fiHsoa a Railroad .7ccidcnt-Yes,erday evening
As Mr.. Thomas Baker, of the Franklin Hotel, with
his wife and child, were on their way from Bait
more Mr.. b. got out at the Relay and in endcayor
ing to resume lis place fell the cars and but
for the interference of gentleman present, would
nave breh ~Sl>ncd beneath the wheels He was
ir:iircd rs il was and is now confined to
ms room We regret TO say, lay the injuries received
We trust that he will be ''himscf again. in few
DAYS, Tor there are bnt few rs much beloved a.
''Tom Baker
The Ugly Clubs Bal -Nieht.-Island Hall to |
night, will present as ugly array of men, aud As
beautiful galaxy ofIades as ever assembled in,har
gay theatre of pleasure of our Island friends An
q" Csly Clubs Quick step" has been composed for
the occasion, ny Prof Scott, connection of Cant
Scott, no doubt, which will make all hands come
down. Ii Is dedicated ts the ogre President of the
club. Music, refreshments, and all arrangement.
are oil the first order. Shakespeare asks
" What these,
so wi;hercd and 80 wild in their attire
hat look not like the Inhabitants ct The earth
And yet are on't.''
Answer. They are ths UglyCluh.
Fshing.-P. Bryant and James Rady, were taken
before Justice Beck yesterday for diSOrderlv conduc,
and fighting at the Depot They gave security for |
their quiet behavior in future
Lumber 1hieres.-Moses Brown, for stealing luln
Der, and Ann E. Buchanan, both colored for steal
ing pslinss, were held to security for court The
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