The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16
Tn. ssres s~A Exh,sasions.


ITALIAN OPExA.- BrEhn i opera Of Parltana'
wi bc 'es- n.4d thus evening. for the lat tiae
when It s -xp cted toe a-d-n Will ho or ,wied N
every orpa' TIM nt-Mad. b rtu a NJ .'etz-k ia the
character Of EIvirs; the . her leading pats by
S,grors Beraldi g. sziaSi Coetti. and Signora Avo
gx9r.
B0wEkE TaEAQnE-.The faeewell beOedt OF Mr..
r jon sts.n takes place this evening, when ILL
II great variety will b. presented for the ant go
Ut II bs frien0s aud patrons ''vTS,aiu-" /.
the first piece. and the next wilt be thu = surgeon
of Pars. 1r. bnston il q great favorse and
good .ctor. and no doubt will receive bumper.
NIBLO's G GARDEr.-The eDtertsuments auu,u1 ed
for TINS evening are the evoiutions the tight rope
bs La Petite Isabel, Mad. Axel, Fraacois 4 vel
a. q NJ. Bion6iD. T. Dext feature ~iii be gci d
dive,t'stms nt in which Mile. Yrcs Math4. viii sp-
peer apo the eDtertai nm-nts i'll ooacude the
comic paDtomime af g N ,zulm, or the N,gat VI"
NATIONAL TBEArRE.- The popular play of the
"hor Cbert" will be PRODUCED T. IL evening. with
fine cast Mr.. j. r. Scott Sir Ed xari M. timer
and Mn. H F. Nicaols az Wilford. The parlor en-
trtoipment Introducing NJ. Diamond, in his Ethio-
pian dances will follow. and all will close with A.
lad-n Il G We nc erful Lamp"
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-Tte drama.ic feature &C.
IecteO fOr this attsruOo AID evening 10 one which
will be sure TO crawa large audience. TIE piece
lect-d is tie moral and interesting drama Of the
"Oid Brewery"
wooD's M,NsTREIs A great variety Of negro
melodies, gether with the Operatic burietta Of toe
~ rgbia Copids," Ia announced for this evening.
BrcKLEY's SEKESApEss. This company are Ia
the tull TIDE OF enocpes. fne various operas they
have produce 1--we met witt de- adsd success. The
"Bobe mian Girl" IL announced for this evening.
HIrPoDRnMs.- The eat fost race of fve miles
will come off this evening, for p iEe OF dfty dol
bars No doubt the Hipp 0drome will be crowded.
COroNera' Inquests.
FATAL ACCIDENT FROM rnK CARELESS or FIRn ARxs-
Yesterday Coroner Wilhelm held inquest upon the
body Of Thomas pertram who came TO his death from
pstol shot wound received accidentally at the hands of
QuAckeDbuth, under the following circumstances -
II appears that the moru'ng of August 7th, Mr..
Quacl enbush, who keeps store at No loo Hammond
street observing running al the gutter In front
Of tho sorc went into his store and pistol for
the porpose OF killing it. STOPPING down. he drad at the
rst, bDg it, but the ball unfortunately did not Stop its
work execution here for il glanced OF the curbstone
pursuing its at angle Of foriyfve degrees
struck The deccsse Who crossing the street about
thtty yards from the OF Mr. Quackenbush In the
back the ball penetrating the stomach where 1t lodged
The dec. led fell immediately resolving the wound
and On being conveyed to the New York Hospital although
TO extract the ball and relieve the unfortunate man.
still he fingered in much agony until Monday
ing, when he expired At nine ociock. Tho Coroner
being bottled Of the death Of deceased proceeded to
the Hospital and held inquest uponthe body and after
m.ADs ma an Que aq.is INTO ,1s case the Jury rendered
death ir pistol sho the pistol being in the hands Of
,ss, Sascssnsash the Jury ng satisfied
| Of shooting lii, u. q inarr,ea man, 4
/
Mr. hrid by toe Coroner to tue
charge If manltngh'cr u the fourth degree the
thus defines the k ling Of any human being through
| csreies-ress "r culpab's negligence.
DEATH CARELESS Uss CAMPHINE An inquest
held yesterday. by toron.r Wilhelm, the body
OF Ezs Waers ut the H0s pitsl who to deat
from injuries received b. the explosion Of of barn
ing fuin, ahi in the act OF l,iog lighted lamp De-
ceased a domestic in the employ of Mrs Bradford
No i3 huosob street, and agei twenty -four
The jury il this rendered verdict of accidental
death.
PUN OVER Rr A STAGE -Yesterday, Coroner Hilton
held IL quest upon the beoy Of William II you2ht.
boy about thrtes years Of age who TO hs iesth
frcm injuries received BY being by Of the
First line of stages No $780, at the Of
Try and Cha h. street Ii appeared from ,he
eycepce aoduod that the deceased employed In the
Winl land Association Office and la endea vorng to
Ilsec hapdbiils in stage kuocked By the be-
fore mentioned stage ,he wheels pa sing his body
killing h,m The deceased lived with his father, ut
No OCT Grnpd street. Tho jury in this rendered
verdict Of accidental dea h.
lNop EST On THE BoDY oF AN UNKNOWN GIRL Coroner
Bltou Leo an ioqaest upon body an unlno wn fe
I'd in the Nor river the Of 1921 street.
supposed bc tba, Of Miss Burns, of Brooklyn Sne
drowned one week ago by the swamping Of a row
ea,s TO he about eighteen years # age fve feet ve
inches Ia height fair CONF xon with light brown hair.
4 aa brown ustn ehirrtd hat, thin white muslin
dress with small red raised figure; white stockings.
brc~ gni,efs, black mtts, and t~o gold rings
her right tore inRerODe With green and two red,
and the oth,r with several crystal stones ia It, pece
the dress and RIGGS can DO at the Coroner oce
Fires In New York.
FIRE IN FHTy.F1F7H TREYry-At about quarter past
one O'Clock on Tuesday morning. rs vas discovered In
frrme static situated 1T in Fifty fifth street, be-
J1,en Frst avenue and avenue A, owned ~ Mr. Henry
Breyoot The whole building destroyed together
si,h LOT OF nay, two wagons aud lot q hsraes' ihs
NiI septh ward first discovered th IRE and gave tho
asrm 1t believed 70 have the work OF incen
diary.