New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19


= vii have benefit. Tie compliment s vel deserved
all WHO have heard the exco;en Music under his drcco
will admit. Thenocferwsrd fbc house will be closed 70
The present
"Unclc Toms Cabin is again brought forward at tn
Eeonal, in obedience the increasing eianor Of ih
public This wonderful drama will never wear out Fc
the accommodation Of strangers and families IL to b.
played also on Wednesday ard Saturday afternoon
The Bowery has revived the popular =" Naisi Queen,
which will have arD- "The KucwNoihings are 10 be
seen here, with other nArvcs
The usual attractions will be fouDi at Barnume Muse
um the spacious galleries Of which lresent fine oPporu-
nifty for cool promenade. The drama Of Raifaell6 Is
TO be played all the week.
The burosque on Sonnnmbula" veil got up By
Buckeys Minstrels will be continued through The week.
In the absence Of legitimate operas these efforts of the
African type seem to give the public uncommon sa'sfac-
ton.
George Chrisy, ne dsrky par excellence, will offer
. burlea tonight, called Black Douglas, or the
Lost Baby Found in which George figures as
"Nebrasks Bill Douglas" Other novelties and old
/ fnvorite pieces will be added through the week.
The rising generation still happy in the sojourn OF
sgnor Donetti whose tra ned monkeys and dogs afford
the Juveniles harvest pleasure tina. older hearts may
seek in vain.
The seekers after amusomoni will find from day day
in the advertising columns OF TsE TRIBUNE all that the
[
TO ihose refer readers.
FLORAL FESTIVAL At THE EIGHTH WARD Schools
The Schools of the Eighth Ward closed their annual
;ertainment Saturday afternoon The principal depart
ments assembled Thursday evening in the room OF the
Female Department Of the Clarkst Schoo-Iouse which
had been ceard for the purpose and beautiful sight
Of the kind is rarely The room was stconed and
decorated while in the center flower eanopied throne
set where the floral queen crowned and presided over
the entertainment. Literary exercises music festivities
and dancing aernated till midnight
On Friday afternoon after school hoas the Primary De-
parnent of the same school held their inane entertain
ment and the Grandst School, upper departments, held
their own at the time in the building Lauensst
On Saturday afternoon the Primary Schools one in
Thompson the other in Greenwich-st. gathered at the
school in Clark-s where similar exercises repeated
for the little
Much praise is due TO the Commissioners and Trustees
and Gil the Teachers for their labor and the excellent
rangemen they made for the pleasure and entertainment
of the numerous schools they have under their care
Everything passed of to the delight Of AL and were not
nvidous specify should give particular credit
TO sorne Of the officers and teachers But their object be
ing attained they satisfied to be assured that body
of faithful workers they all alike rewarded.
| SAcPED SUNDAY EVENING Concert THE CRYSTAL
PALAcK--TLs Concert took place last evening Accord
ing announcement, under the direction Of H. Julien.
There probably from two to three thousand persons
present. who manifested their appreciation of the perform
ance by frequent applause.
RA1s.-They are troublesome animals always breeding
mischief The amount of the latter is cnormous-hardly
credible We have known them open iccches and carry
off six pounds of boiled corned-beef bodily. That H. orr
help said so and added Indeed your honor rats are
"very troublesome animals. They hat made
manifest Yesterday afternoon in Nassaust Where were
the cats and the wre-haircd terriers dr1yman was
about o'clock coming mp that street, driving at
Of twoorty pace when just this side Of the Custom
House bag evidently containing valuabes, fell from
his cart upon the pavement apparently unnoced by the
driver dozen voices sung ont. g. allool hi. hi
say driver you've lost bag" He might have been
deaf or stupid. No Of haoong could call the at
ieuon Of the driver to his loss On he went leaving the
bng Il waif for him who would gather it, There were
dozen claimants less than quarter Of that number Of
minutes each ready TO back up his individual claim with
bloody nose for each of the Others his being risked
in the general that likely grow out OF the lost
bag and its contents One pokod it with his foot another
tried to lift it. but pushed aside with Let it alone,
"wil you it is none of yours
"Nor yours either, you bloody loafcr was only go
ing to heft it, TO what was in it,"
That's of your business. for saw it first and am
| going to take care of it,
"No you don't old fellow, said new claimant for
got II first and claim it, and il anybody takes it he
! has got to take something else with it,
lie looked os though he ready to fight like Tam
many politician for the spos At this juncture, when
there evidently fight brewing, and no one was will
ing that any else should touch the reasureyes, il
might be precious treasure for the from Wall
st. and perhaps it was treasure its way to uptown
/ bank who knows 81 will know, thought quiet indi-
vdua in the crowd and before anybody could say nay,
he stepped forward and thrust long sharp knife into the
bag and gave it rip, looked in and shouted
! :" Rats by thunder whew Hunah boys, go in for
fight, who claims p The bag contained about fifty
dead rats
Claims were at discount. Bcligerents ready to
sign articles of compromise, that is, if you won't say
anything about SBll, won't" Nor we either but
We shall never bag umbled of cart in the street
without 4" smelling rat"
"A Mechanics Wife" woman Of the highest respecta-
bity addresses of complaint of the conduct Of
policeman in charge of Of the doors of the Crystal
Palace Thursday night Her husband, feeling faint,
the door for air and she to follow soon as
49, The Firemans Quadrille' YVES BY mistake she
went to the wrong door stepped out discovered the error
and about returning when the policeman rudey seized
her and ordered her off, She told him why she there
but he would hear nothing woa he permit her even
to stand inside the gate bu, kept her outside among the
dlers who were hanging around the When the
concert was over and she had waited long time for her
husband she stated her trouble TO gentleman who
coming with several ladies' and he took her under his
protection and her safely home Her husband, all this
time had waited anxously at the SHthav. gate and did
quit his post until every woman had left the building
when he hurried home in great alarm. II was hardly
proper, IN such an immense crowd, for woman to