Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-19

night by, as report says, a very eloquent lady, we
shall defer any expression of opinion upon the sub
iecf until we have heard what there is to be said on
the other side of the subject. Aud aitcra pGrte,n
Disorderiy in Public Pioce.-Last night several
persons were removed from the National Theatre
Tor improper and noisy conduct. What il most as
tonshing, they were men whose characters have
heretofore been considered good. Men of raspecta-
bity should behave themselves correctly, or other
wise they will be classcd with the low and aban
doned We shall hereafter feel it our duty to give
publicity to the names of all who thus behave them
selves, without respect to persons.
Rsiey's Hariefe.-The bill of fare for to night is
very ample, consisting of 'sThe Loan of n Lover -,
'The Golden Farmer" and ''The Country Girl >,
Mr.. Gootall will play to night, and there will be a
avorite dance dance by Mile. Genevieve.
The Women's Rights JVomcn-Yesterday. the
daughter of the Hon. Gerrit Smith and Miss I.ucv
stone, the lecturer on Woman's Rights, were seen
promcnadins together on PENNSYLVANIA avenue, both
in full Bloomer costxme
Yesterday, man named Hoffman, went to his
brothers. hOnse very much intoxicated. and thoucb
Ills brother sick in bed and not expected to 70
cover he cursed, swore at threatened and attacked
MS orothers Wife, His conduct was such as to make
the interference of the Olce necessary and he was
taken to the guard house for safe keeping.
BGh-The National Guards, we would remind
our ieIders, give CotiIlon Party this evening at
Island Hall, on which occasion, a superior cctIlon
band has been engaged. Supper will be provided a,
me Hall, by that experienced caterer, Mr.. Ham
mersley. Tile managers: in their notice, request all
military gentlemen to appear in full uniform.
Crt inol Court.-The intermnable Gardiner case
still continues to occupy the absorbing attention OF
the Court During the week, it has been mainly oc
cuped with the examination of Judge AguiIar and
Mr. Bowes, one of the Commission sent out since
The former tria, to examine into the locality of the
mines, as sworn to by Abbott and Socunl, two of
the witnesses that appeared at the time of the late
trial IN behalf of Gardiner. The evidence of Mr..
Bowes is very hard against the defendant Gardiner
National Theatre The; favorable ausp;ces under
which the company at the above named theatre
the fullest extent. We were promised that it should
DC star company, and such it has proved itself
to the general satisfaction of the frequsnters of the
theatre To night, the performances will com, ence
with the beautiful drama of ''The Maid of Croissey.,,
to conclude with the domestic drama entitled "Wrt-
ing on the WALL"
The FTankensteins at Ca1,.sis-Thc Frankersteins
have arrived in the city, and will exhibit their beau
:ui Panorama OF Niagara Falls during the next week
at Carusi's Saloon. This great work, which has met
with such unprecedented success in thu cities of
New York and Philadelphia, and which nightly
filled the splendid hall of the Maryland Institute, in
the city Of Baltimore, where it has Just closed mos,
brilliant career, will open for exhibition on Monday
next.
The Pdrlor Hap at Willard's Hotel came off las,
evenin; as usual, to the qualification Of numerou
patty OF ladies and gentlemen.
These pleasant evening entertainments are credit
able to the proprietors (WiilardsD who orisina ed
them.