New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
v,c shilling in the Crystal Palace. That reflection is
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0yssi-F Sxrte<Htk.Si.-The opera last night was
b,;usndy attended, aud " Semiramide" was received
with enthusiasm. Madsme Gris was the impersoua.
ton Of antique regal grandeur and singer, com
lmspded much applause SgnOr Bernard. tle bari
stone executed his mos, difficult music as few bari
tones Of modern training can do but HE voice suf-
n by comparison with the ponderous b.ss Of su.u.
Good public, have you all seen "seDiranide :" If
not do 80; for il ia the most magnificent historical
picture ever presented on the American stage Have
you even seen the inside Of the opers-house Ifnot
do so; for loug artistic plgrimsges have been per.
formed with ess motive than the coup d ell Of the
interior Of this house should inspire the curious with
complimentary benefit 10 Mr.. J. X Scott viii be
given at the Bowery tonight when the numerou,
friends Of that veteran Of the stage win have an op-
pounity Of seeing him 10 two of bis best characters,
"Iago" and Gloomy McTwolter." Mr.. C. w.
Clarke and Miss Mestayer also volunteer in the
"seldiers Daughter"
A new piece, prepared expressly for Miss Agnes
Robertson called The Invisible Princes or The Isl
"and Of Tranquil Delights Besides Miss Robert
SON the favorite Misses Gougenheim, Mr. Dayidge,
and in fact the whole company appear.
Two famous ana thFhlng dramas viii be produced
tonight at the Metropolitan Theater-"T The Corsicsn
"Brothers and The Courier of Lyons both full of
highly dramatic effects and overlooking with stage
horrors.
PHREsoLoeY.-A private class, for the purpose of
giving instructions in practical Phrenology to lsde,
end gentlemen, will be formed by L. N. Fowler, at
No. 30s Broadway, this Thursday evening, when q
lacfur ur.i no doi
The Poultry from Europe, at Bsrnums Museum, is
well worth se eng and attracts crowds of visitors.
There are some very rare birds such seldom or
never 500 in this country.
Morn DxrRAUDISG OF EMIGRAYTs.--Sosrcey q
day passes but numbers Of the poor German emil
grants who arrive in this City with net much more
than enough to carry them to their places Of destna
ton in the far West swndled out Of all they have
by their own oountrymen, who act as runners, bag
gsge-smashers, &C.. and cell them tickets which they
pretend will take them to their intended destination
when Buffalo Is generally far they proceed
with them; and besides, they packed of in canal
boats when they have paid for tickets per railroad
Yesterday two of the unfortunates appeared before
Justice Osborne and made affidavit that they purchased
in Europe through tickets to Iowa City from the house
of Rischmuller g. Loscber, branch of the house of
that name in this city, and that their arrival here
one Adam Nathan, an employee Of F. w. c. Wede-
kind, came on board the ship and stated that he was
connected with the forwarding firm of Rschmuler &
Ioscher and requested them to give him the tickets
they had purchased in Europe, and be would give
them tickets for their destination. The Germans did
So and received tickets which only took them to Buff
falo where, finding they could go no further, they
returned to prosecute the person who had swindled
them In addition to the alleged false statement madeto
the Germans, Nathan told them that the tickets they
had bought in Europe worthless, and that they
had been swindled and induced them to pay him up
ward Of ESQ for other tickets for themselves and
families The matter will be fully investigated by
Justice Osborne in day or two
The CLEVELAND FIRE.--The safe Of j. Morrison,
banker, which came safely out of this severe fire
with eco, 900 of bank notes unharmod, was one o.
Herring's make despite the indirect claim laid to
by other parties Here is the evidence:
GREAT FIRE AT CLEVELAND, O.-EKtract of a let
Ter to L. j. Coleman, Esq, Banker No. 60 Watst.;
CLEVELAND, o Oct. 30, 1854.
Our friend Morrison the banker, was burnt out
among the rest but his cafe etood the fire. saw
everything taken out of the safe, all In good order
1t stood tremendous fire. and il is said wasred'ho'
~~e Yours Nj. CRAPsER 4 Co.
New YORK, Oct. 81, 1884
By Telegraph from Cleveland.
To q. G. HERRISG, No. los WateI-st.; j.. Morr-
sons safe and tents, valued at 500 600 all saved
Durgess's safe and contents saved. Wnl wr'e you
this afternoon. W. O. CgNNINGHAM,
-n..., Tha foIloy;no ara AMONG the arrivals