The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06
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CASTLE GARDEN.-Auber's grand ballet opera
entitled Aasaniello," is to be represented for
met which must attract very crowded and
fashionable assemhlage there never was an opera
produced in tn city which gave snch decided salts
faction, either as regards artists or scenic effect.
BowEnY TpsArRE.-The new version Of Jack
Sheppard" which has made decided hit. Is to be
repeated to morrow evening, in which Mile. Marie
Duret, who is every night gaining in public favor,
will appear % Jack, supported BY the entire com.
pany. Nine. OlinZa, the extraordinary tight rope
performer, will also make her wonderful ascension.
NIBLos GARDEs.-MIle. Urea Matthias, the charm.
ing Res ian danseuse, Is to appear In grand diver
tisement Of seven dances to morrow night supported
by the efficient ballet troupe. The Ravels win also
ape for the first time this season. in the classical
Passes plasfiques Of the Vatican in Rome,n and
the mic Chinese pantomime called" Kim Ka."
NATIONAL THEATRE-Mr. J. R. Scott and Miss
A. Hathaway both of whom are very great favorites
With the patrons Of this establishment, ore an
nounced to appear again tomorrow evening. Three
pieces will be given, namely, the drama Of the
Students Revenge = ne Y burlesque entitled "a
Lad in the Wonderful Lamp" and the amusing
farce Of The Lady and the Devil" all Of which
AMERICAN MUsEus-The new comic drama of
"From Village to Court" will be performed to-
morrow afternoon, and the moral drama entitled
The Old Brewery " IN the evening, In which G. w.
Clarke and Hadaway will sustain the principal
characters.
WOoD's WORCESTERSHIRE musical burletts styled
The Virginia Cupids" Is to be represented by this
popular evening" in conjunction
draw crowded houses every night.
BUCKEYES SgRENADERs. Messrs. Horn and
Briggs, both well known to the lovers Of Ethiopian
minsIelsy, are TO get complimentary benefit from
this company 70 morrow night, previous to their do
parture for California. The programme Is unusually
attractive.
CASTLE GARpEv.-Dodworths celebrated cornet
band are to give another Of their highly pleasing
Sunday concerts this evening. Several Of the most
popular compositions Of the day included In the
programme.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to Messrs. Bryant and
Raynor, OF Cnristy's Minstrels.-rhis affair Is to
come Of on the l4th inst. at Ssuyyesant Institute.
HIProIIoNE.--A trial of speed to short runners
is announced for tomorrow evening. Toe distance
TO be rpm is bait mile the prizes $40, $50 and
SO, ard the number Of pedtstri Is limited to
twenty-five. The usual entertainments will also be
given in the afternoon and evening.
Mr.. AND Mas. j. w. FLoREsoE.-The friends o.
these popular artists are TO give them compliment
tary benefit in this city in the course OF few days
THE INQUEST ON THE BURNHD-vERpIcr OF THB
JURY.-1hc inquest on the bodies burned In the
shent, IN the Second ward, on Friday night last,
sas bought to close yesterday afternoon. The
verdict IL, that tbc deceased came to their deaths
by the burning of sbansy, in which they lived OF
the time Of the FIRE J" and intmates that the shanty
was set on fire, but by whom the jury were unable
TO say We have carefully read the evidence, which
is too len, tr for publication and II unfolds shock
ing tale Of prostitution, crime, and horrible
deaths. The evidence por ted strongly, during
Monday atone Of the girls who lived near by, rs
the pc son who had fred the building. but during
yesterday witnesses were on the stand who swore
that they eaw her leave on Tuesday last on the
steamer Pacific for the South. The old man now at
the poor house one OF the inmates of the shanty
states that he didn't 90 TO sleep the night o. the
FIRE till halt past g. and that previous TO that he had
tried to get light for his pipe, and that there
neither Ire nor matches in the shants. Other evil
dence was given to the prostitution and drunken
ness in the shanty and OF the frequent visits to II
90 q house of nLfame. The justice and the jury
have spared no trouble in trying to find out tue
author Of the IRE, but without success. Afiwaakit
Sentinel, ASg.2
KILLED ny LyHx--Wc learn that an Indian
woman was killed in broad daylight by an ANNA
Known q. the lynx, within three or four miles o
Tsscols, Tuscola county, sometime last week. bh
had gone out from camp some distance to bring
sen venisos which an Indisn had dressed an
hung up, when returning with the meat on b,
shoulder, the ferooious beast sprang on her back
and though she threw the venson as ff< from her a
tbe COULD In order TO divert the stenton Of tue
ima, II did not leave her until Il tAd Destroyed h