The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06
Mario and Grisi..

SALE OF TICKETS FOR THEIR SECOND APPEARANCE
The second and, understand the last sale of Tickets
by auction took place yesterday at IL o'clock in Castle
Garden. There not large attendance at the
FIRST sae and the premiums of course did not reach
high Sgure but il consider the tight state of the
money market and the present depressed condition Of
bushes generally the result satisfactory than
could have been expected little after the appointed
time the auctioneer, Mr. Leeds, made his appearance
and Immediately commenced operations.
'Weu, gentlemen" said he, eve win now 60 on, II
you please with the second sale of tickets Mr. racket
at the solicitation of the public has concluded to put al
the seats down to three dollars. We win begin with
etter O. from 600 up CIT, which takes in tho eight
ront seats Cow much is bid for the privilege
how much for the coiceg Start ct price, II you
please"
A yoioI-Ten dollars.
Mr. lE1Ds-Ien dollars Is bid. Fifteen!
AVoICT-Yes, fifteen.
cid hesr Eyes Twenty, twenty hre. thirty is bid
Thirty, at thir--fo-orty. Now gentieuen-going ut
~ afs Is 'S Now ssn.nsn .So ts. at
sixty ?-Ah, yes sir-sxty. Well sixty-Im off aixty,
at sixty; Pm off a-st sixty. sevent,-eighty; that's
Ninety Offered; come, now let US have the hundred
hundred IT ishundred and ten; at ten, at ten-at Q
Ssy Sunarsd and thirty vS7e ave- aSe; mt
AL speak At oncefve, five; capital seat gentlemen
At five, a6ing-a. Eve, gone lhe name, plsases
Mr. nDs-How many, Mr. Spencer
The voIcE-(aupposed to belong to Mr. s.)-one;
On inquripg who was the rnuniaccnt Mr.. Spencer we
informed that 1t other than the celebrated
Coutts.
Mr. ImDs-Now, them gentlemen, having disposed of
the 6rst seat TO MI SPENCER we win so on with the rest
from No 600 up to No. sos inclusive. How much for
only Ave collars for the chocs-one more bid, gentle.
men, ofe more bid,-teyen and half win you give me
Come, now, tak up this is great falling Of.
Mr. LIFDs-five dollars--goipg; seven and half is
bid ten dollars viii you call III Wen, then at and
. nall going-gon,-
Mr. LEEDS Il should like to get 1t up to hundred
twelve and half; at ttn-ten-tsn: gong at ten; ono
more cbaace at ten-g-c-n-e. Name sifs
A VOICE -Roliman Twill take two. .@4
Mr. LEEDS Which win you take?
MrR-Next to spencer I'VE should like to know where
Councilman Wild was, have allowed another to slip
MT. i1KDs.-Who bids now for the next--from 600 to
eo4S
Avolm-Three dollars
only three eolars bid; at three at thrseat three
going; any more bid? At ihree-gone
Mr. Rolman took five more at this price
Mr. LEsDs-Now we will take the next What num-
her, GeoreeY (adc1 essirg one Of his assistants)
GEORGE -FIom COS to sl5
will you give for the privilege Of taxing any one or
all, Of these fine sesisS How much 10 you bids
VolCE-, evenly Eve cents.
Nj. Inrps-At s,x sbillipgs-at six shfngs-at six
Any more bid? lam / he.rd dollar. One dol.
ar, do hear At one--st one-at one-going at dol
ARA, half viii you sivef Gone so--
4 VofcE-jotlie, twenty FIVE seats
Mr. IElD,-From 633 up. How much for the chosoeY
Fifty cents, nty i've centss that bitY at aixat
Fix. any BID One dollar Is bit--ons dolar--l
heaId-at one-nt ore-at one. Remember, gentlemen
the price has been reduced to three these scats were
Eve dollars at the last sale 0ne--one-onc-going at
one--pone To whom?
AVoICr-Pollnan takes four.
Nr. LHDs-Ncw commence of 81, the whole bench
through How much twenty Eve cents. Iheard--6fty,
Pm certain. Give me seventy 6ve--at fifty.
A VoICE-seventy I've.
Mr.. lnIs-At six--at six--at six--goipg-gouc. Who
tskeVY
A VoICS-Nicholson taxes
Mr. IIEDs-No GAL We are o..
VOIQ-Iwenty- Ave cents
Mr.. LhzDe-At atty will you says Only twenty-five
cents-soing-at dfty-afty - hd-gone What manner
VolE:-Cseh.
Mr. Ixme:-How nanys
CAeH:-rn tabe four. -
The following are tho Of the purchasers Of the
remaining seats and the premium 1T which they were