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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
IN O1I.l nnA TOLEDO AND ILLINOIS
en- SNOaUNIO AND LAKE ERIE. WAaASi

SSUU,UUU AND LAKE ERIE. wA.1.a
And ST LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANIES FiASr
MORTGAGE Boz DS- Ss0OfO0 Of the Bond. OF the Lake
Erie Wabs,h and Louis and Toledo sad Illinois "a ro.d
Gov mamie, are nov for sale being the unsod os,nce
OF ther seven Per Cent Flint MortssGe Bonds
These Bo de Of series of eco issued oy TIE
to 4S miles Of Road exteocus from Toledo
At III. be ed Of Erie In the direction Of 81 Louv and fo
lowur the haumse and Wsbsh Rivers 10 the state ne o.
lin witch points municaiop VIII soon ne had
with 81 Lou BY tbs Hsute ano Alton Railroad AND
with spps 6eld the capital Of nois AID with the terminus
o. tho Hstnibal and St joseph Railroad en- the hbssPg
River BY the Great Western Railroad OF Illinois, EoS N al
vsDoed toward completion. ,o.. -,
The Bope are paysle the ls day OF Ausnst 1865 With
nIts psy annually 10 New YoIk snd are con'sf
bic Into the capita! stock OF the compares ~ihh A yeas
from the let Of August. lSS - ...,o.n
The Geo. Of the Roads when completed viii De 81 eoo 100
not exceeding CSC co. per mile for built and -guioPed
the thorough and superior maooer Ol thus - ~" ~"
h.,e been s.d, pDoeG the R0sds and tue Compsns
from hO.ps debt ard hsv. the meas on tad 20
conflict. miles Of rosd which Will be op-n-d for use
dur, q he N oDih OF June reSt
This .nr raised by the sale Of Stock and si-st
Aor.Ee I'd. SIC 81 e Or OF second Mortgage berds
ofhe oords ana $4,000 Of the ffst MT
rar. Bones. ply sufficient TO eeupi-t7 ard eeap toe aa
Without reference the through business Eeeh this Inc
urccu usrd thu thoea routs from Louis ana S?nas
s.d TO Lsie EIie Is uniNerssy CONCEDED that I'll Dos
Ma, the local hasIe of any line vest a" oa1Ao Inc
VALLEY Of the abGsh hss been hnoSn the rieheS
por OF udaus ard the county seas 'hroash al OF shcn
the line passes the most Popans TOW o. IL toe stse
ALERT : WdTcB, President
EDWARD wairsdOUsE. T,esurer
WARREN ULSURS. Chef EnsioeeI-
~ a. O.n-s
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ELECTION The Annual Election for TWEEN
IL ~ ONE DIRECTORS Of the MERUH.Sr, issUR-
AM COMPANY Of the Cit5 Of New YOrk will re he'd At
the Con p.nS's Ohice. OF Grsee~cn ara futonss
TUESDAY kfNr the 10Th Dsr. Pc 10 open from IL VI.
+. ID The Transfer Boo,sae elc. III s't.r the elec
GEO W. SAVAGE, Secretary.
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~ FARM AUCTION hosti0s and sd'inios toe Hudson
River. ,tore rhiD lev moute. ~sl< Of the ste.n
boat bndbg Of MAIDEN y. soms G5 a;res, N extensive
view Of the river aud fsif ais ysgss Mountain HOu. SC
y- snd ,oves tnE and fsbDg onDa. sood healthy
Ter vcoo fruit fcrtsbe bp6pgs end every
pencs-ooc l,td the river 20 he sold at p1bo
vebdue -. premise together with all the personal prop
ety en- THURSDAY The l2th dsy OF Apiii. 1857 at 10
oeet A NJ. CITY ano country s.telti ocitsd P7ment
20 tuit; p = GOOD tile river. PERRY q. COLE.
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n. FRISxLIS AactianesL
GENERAL SALE FRANKLIN g. NICHOLS

~ ~i .e % SATURDAY, April T. 1t ~ o'c.cet at the
sJssTosI NJ 20 Sstut heavy coral Of Ne add
Second band FuTnrs 70 Cse account cobpos pstsa:
Ty 8fBsstls AID Iosrsn Cpes mahogany And T1sewooi
PsrOr srd Chamber ForoioTs. 1aNss.s Pal lasses &c
Al ~ too,k Invoice OF .nPor cloihiog Consisting OF
Brosdcioh focs Costs and other tafmssts suited 70 tue
ocIoes 10 font of The store Express Wagon, 10
1000 order sac per- rnPt for cssh
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r. LUDLOW, Auctioueer.
IA III II HDIfSE mud I0I ON OlSI-

y. II AucIl0uttf =, =,
VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT on 2lST-ST.
At AUCrION.-E LUDLOW will sci at auction on
TUEsDAY April TO- 1850, at IL o'clock at the Merchants
Fxohause:
The handsome Three Story Brown Stone Hou's
ard front No $50 West 2lst st. the
sou,h de about as feet CT sthav The house sb u.
2S IS feet with story extension OF about
is ard hes all the mode mprovem nt-
gas hot cold baths dumb waiter &c Lot - by
les feet
ain Dor n moitsagA
For aud 70 the house apply at the once OF
tie AuctoneeT, No. IL wallet UO28)
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MOI ICE is hereby given, that an application is
IN sbou being msde 10 The Goveno, o. the ss,e Of New
York foI the PARDON fCAhLO hONELLl, convict sen-
fenced Court Gensfs Sessions OF the Peace held and
toe City County Of New York at the City Hall of
ssd City Monday the lHh day Of June 1854 10 The sssa
Prison foT five
New York March ?9.h 1883 mh29 Nv
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II a. IHILTON HuCIll
WASHINGTON BATH at AUCT1ON-COLE
w kCHILTON will sell at su on on TUESDAY, Aorn
~ Ist5 At J. eeloch al ire noicase E1ehAhse Ne" ,o.
the WASHINGTON BATH, Tow VIM ut Long Pier, Cows.
Bsy. The Bath Is HS feet in ltnsh 96 feet 10 width has
20 f. ct hing feet beam AID feat deep, with
ehos chains furniture Ie For terms aud particulars apply
to the AUCTlONEtR NO is Nssssn-.t
DECLARES BURNSTElN e. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate and General Aueiionesrs No. 81 Lbsryst
door fo StSsu will awe their personal ate otiOn 10
sses Of Reel Estate, seeis Vessels and Mortsses at public
private sale and 10 the sale 81 auction of C,soes Hous
bold Furniture Psintoss Ststusry WORKS Of Art Je~elry
&c and to cut door sales generally.
Money hbeIsiy advanced Real E.tste, Stocks Vesseb
ra1ltnI.. &c lef fur sale y th u. LoAns segotisted
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NOTiCE.-An assessment OF FOUR DOL
IN Lass ~ -,cb ,nsre Of tue PORraGE ALsiOS
MINING COMPANY has been levied su1 nsde payable on
the 18th Of Ap nett st hs Office OF the Conpany. no. s
Mtrct ante Exc mar a. New York March q 1850
By orGer Of the Directors K SUFFER- WORTH
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~ ". YORK SUPERIOR COURT-GEORGE

~ SLATER against CURTIS JUDsoN and o.hsu-Notca
heTeby that order Of ala Cout msds
u isd action ell and Singular the household AMI
hotel furniture formerly owsed BY Curtis hudson.
tanned the hotel The BfeyOort House stasted &C
north Of Fishh and tho Filth In the City
ofHew York ~ be sold pup suction ,hs tsotb day
April 1875 al said Bfsyoot Hose a. IA o'clock at OF
tlst das RANDOLPH W TOWNSEND, Receiver
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the County New York MOTTO hereby given 70 al per-
sons hayns claims sgainst ALEXANDER J. CULbEhr iHe
OF The cry OF New York deceased t. present the same VIII
vcuchers thereof the subscriber the oTo OF "
Cuhert No 1856 CsnasL, in the City Of New fors on %
before tie sixteenth DAY Ut April GeNt Dated New NE
~ ellth lay ol October 1904
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BisK CoHaOywEALrg,l
NEwYoRg. Msreh IS. s5a
TI'IE Board Of Dir, ctcIs of this Bank have this
i cav dsci.red Dividend OF T 1REgANO-A.HALF PER
CT rrofts G, the saLk payable 70 the stock
be 'ders or MONDAY, the % Of A?-l peIt
The Tstsr Hecks will be cosad from the 2tth last III the
I'd of Aurf inclusive. GEORGE ELLIS C.-heT.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
IN FL e TIOk for DIRECTORS Of the ST NC 1OLis
lNsUHANCE COMPANY will he he'd the Office Of slid
Company corner 9Th IAN TUESDAY, the
18th day Of hpr 1855 between the hours OF 10 o'clock
ard octck ~ AID also election three ,nspscts FOR
the nex succeeding election W : SLOGUI Secretary.
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ONE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
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Nftuspapera.
ROSPECTUS
OF THE
NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL.

1NIE undersigned will issue or about the 18th o.
May, 1855, the first number OF Weekly Paper to
be called
THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL,
Of agriculture, Science and Art.
To lie devoted its name indicates to the increasing
interests Of the Farmer Mechanic and Trader 1t will
of large quartO form and contain
THIRTY-TWO COLUMNS OF ARTICLES
Original and selected, bearing Immediately upon each
branch OF popular interest belonging to such journal
1t will be neutral in Politics and Religion, ressrvlng
tho right to question norsy the one and tdncticiSm
in the other, while it will commend honesty in both.
Able correspondents will be secured every point,
where the successful improvements in any pursuit,
be readily adopted here. Occasional illustrations will
be given of Inventions OF practical benefit, we'll il
Portraits and Biogra phies Of Of most eminent
men, TO supply which, arrangements have been entered
into with Artists OF ability ut the East We shall en-
deavOr present readers the latest information
and the most entertaining and instructive articles upon
Agricultural Pursuits, Scientific Research,
Mechanical Arts, Education,
Literature, General News,
Fireside Economy, Ladies' Portfolio,
Wit and Humor, Youths improvement,
Sabbath Reading, General Miscellany.
All of which will doubtless form paper of value to all
in the North West.
Terms, 81 per year in advance Single copies Eve
cents. liberal discount made to Clubs, follows -
Five copies, to one address.
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From the San Francisco Transcript. Mai eh l6
-5s. Row at Salt Lake. .sf.

On Christmas day. number Of regular soldiers,
who were at a rum-holc in Salt Lake City, me, u
number Of the legitimate and bastard sons of Cover
nor Young aud J. KimbaIl at the same place. Lii
quor being pretty freely circulated, the soldiers did
not hesitate to express their opinion that Young and
kimball were couple ofd-d old rakish repro
bates. This raised the wrath Of the Young and Kim
ball progeny, the Legitimate and esitimate making
common cause, and grand fight ensued. The boys
fought with fists and clubs. and the soldiers used their
muskets The army officers and the civil officers of
the city, after great deal Of trouble, succeeded in
stopping the row, and preventing tho eusion of blood.
Both parties were greatly enragcd. portion of the
military were called out, and placed in the streets as
aPolice guard. On New Years day, Col. Stcprec
refused to allow the soldiers their liberty, and the
city authorities put stop to the sale Of liquors.
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FOR SALE.
CITY 4 COUNTY PROPERTY
Erpresa s. :Formar1f1e.
ESTABLISHED IN 1851.

ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
TH-WESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
INONNECT1NG with the American Express Company, t.
~ all the principal points In the United States, Canais
and Europe.
The cheapest and safest way Of transportin lig, e
valuable tOods-Specie and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of Notes
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and Sale of Nerchart
LOST FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE
looked up and delivered to owners, &c
Ncssengers-Semi-W Weekly.
j. C. BURBANK & CO,
-. Paul. Nay 1G, 90. PrOpret0rs
BOKUP d CHA MPLlN
NTOULD respectfully inform the Merchants and he
w public generally, that they have fought ne
interest Of Messrs Burbank Co. In the Forwarding
and Commission business, and that they afford
creased facilities all those who may favor them
share of their patronage. They will attend gese
1al Storage, Forwarding and Commission business
their Warehouse on the Lower Landing. Having lie is
ed the Wharf-bOat, those who ship 10 them will
expense ri drayage
REFERENCES
Cronin, Hurxthall & Lear, New YORK
]. Harmon y CO., Buffalo.
James e. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather 4 Co,
w. A. McCloskcy, Galena.
u. II. Campbell,
+. 8. Jessup e. Co, Dubuque.
Chouteau 4 Vale, st. Louis.
Borup d Oakes, ST. Paul.
81. Paul, Feb. 20, 1855. feb2ld6n,
EMPRESS NOTICE.
Ii persons ordering merchandise packages,
n from the East by express will please direct the
to be marked to the Care Of Burbank Co., Galens
!. c. BURBANK & CO..
aug So-d&wtf Props Northwestern Express -
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From eur Regular New York Correspondent
MATTERS and Things In New York.
New YoRK, April ID, L

l...- New YORK, April Is, 1855.
Liquor-I mean the word, not the article, is
in everybodys mouth here. The enactment Of
the prohibitory law has created what the pen
ny-a-liners call immense sensation" and the
amount of bar-room logic expended upon the
subject is enormous Prohibition being dry
topic is moistened by frequent applications to
the decanter and the tap. Opinions differ.
Some say the law will be quietly carried out |;
Others that it will &c resisted to the death
Then there is much talk about injunctions, un-
constitutionality. loop-holes in the statutes, and
the like. The liquor dealers and topers are
wroth against the rural districts and daily con-
sign the representatives thereof through whose
agency the bill passed, to place not mention
able to ears polite. One thing is certain. viz:
that if money could have strangled the meas
ure, execution would have been done upon it.
Its death warrant would have commanded
Sl0O,000. but it survives, and if not o monu-
ument of the incorruptibility of our legislature
it is at least proof, that in this instance they
were not corrupted. Mayor Wood says the
law cannot be enforced in town without more
police. This I believe. Indeed, it is probable,
that it will not be strictly enforced in this i'm
moral metropolis but the worst drinking dens,
the corner groggeries and porter houses will
PROFESSIONALLY be closed. ! believe that the
latest threat Of the liquorites is that they will
petition Congress to divide the State, and
and thereby cut of the rural districts from
New York city, and Brooklyn, as a punish
ment for inaicting the unconstitutional curse
of prohibition upon million or so Of people
troubled with constitutional thirst. This is al
talk-after the glorious Fourth it will be al
talk and no cider ,asSs,, s IS 49,:
By the way, iehas Just bseu.diseoversd that
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GONER.-The Van Buren,, Arkansas, Intelli-
gencer Of the Both uliao says" It has been math.
ematcaly proven and practically demonerated, that
the Arkansas river will no more be fit for navigation
The banks have fallen in to such an extent a. to wi.
den the bed Of the river UNNECESSARILY, requiring
larger volume Of water than usually comes down 10
ordinary rises, to furnish its thirsty bars and gil up
the bed. The only dependence now. is the railroad
The New York Times says:-s. In regard to the
affairs OF Page s. Bacon, whose second suspension
was noticed yesterday, hear that the junior part.
uer, now in this city, has executed general deed Of
assignment of all the firm and his own individual
property, real and personal at st. Louis. New York,
in the Western States, and in California, for the
benefit Of the creditors of both houses and Of his own,
as railroad contractor, &c. The assignee is Mr..
8. L. NJ Barlow, attorney at law Of this city, and
the active legal adviser Of Mr.. Bacon, suee his 6s
difficulties ia January. a'a .519 -, -
A boy is very miscellaneous in his habits. Master
Browns pockets being cmptied a few days ago, thu
following discovered TO be the sum total Of hia
estate aud effects: -Eishtsen marbles, ono top, an
oyster shell, two pieces Of brick, one doughnut,
piece Of curycomb, paint brush, three wax ends,
handful Of eosks, chissl. two knives, both broken
skats assp. three buckles, and dogsarsd priusr.
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WINDOW GLASS, JARVIS."
LASS al sizes will be furnished chea per tEan Of
N tered before in st. Paul
MrITCM IN z AEvO DHCG SToHE.
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I'D EADI -NINfD PAINIS. al cVOrs, OF hrst quaI
III ~. and dry quick JARVIS, Druggist
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPR ESS.
LNARIY YORK Imported Cabbage Seed,
IL " Imperial Pess-May, June, and Marrowfat, for
sale by JARVIS Seed Store.
nEAIERS supplied with seeds by the box of $50 pa
~ pers in each, fine variety
JARVIS Seed Store.
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~OLFE'S SCHIEDAM, SCHNAPPS; ,.
w Ayre's Cherry Pectoral; u t-t+1t- '' -. q
Jaynes Expcctorant
And all the Patent Medicines In use;
For sale at the MULrua IN PARvo DRUG STORE.
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GARDENING AND GARDEN SEEDS.
Ahi'EN SEEDS, true TO their marks, perfect in their
" Production and seSsing vitality, not only Of
the highest Importance the cultivator but the dealer
is also interested in having those the quality
ON this his reputation and depend Yet the deal
er and the seed grower often blamed when not in
fault; for goOd seeds viii often fail from unfavorabe
cumsanees. They may fail from the ground being too
cold and we from its being too hot and dry Lying
in dry SOIL exposed to scorching sum- their vitality is
5000 destroyed Many hard seeds, carrot, parsnep
etc should have the soil rolled pressed upon them
otherwise they are liable to fail.
sometimes the tender plants start we'll, and, in tn
course OF one or two days and before the gets
view OF them they all eaten by insects and the seeds
man blamed Again. insects devour them before they
come out Of the ground Seeds may be buried too deep
TO vegetate; and shallow planting d1y SOIL in hot
weather. is very liable TO failure Powerful manures
such hen pigeon dung, guano, chemical nanures
and those under powerful fermentation may destroy
with which they come in contact Seeds often TAIL from
poverty in the soil When there msly Of
failure it is not remarkable that failures sonally
take place and the cultyator should investigate these
subjects thoroughly, and blame the scotsman with.
out reflection and candor.
In the selection OF my seeds great 10
only those which be relied upon and raised by expe
renced growers and those kinds which be raised
in this country without much difficulty and uncertainty
imported from the reliable in Europe.
For sale at the q Multum i'll Parvo.r
W. II. JARVIS Druggist.
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VUNliE coming for building will find JARVIS
Il ct home with heavy stock OF Oils Paints, Color
and Window Glass, TO which the attention Oh my old
toners. and many new crowd il TO the lit
MUITrM N PARyo is invited.
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S)hA LBS. kUTABAGA, White, Flstand Globe Tu
@OO nip Seed.
liable salt, and Fishing Tackle, TT
JARVIS (}ruc Store
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NeW ForK.

From the Newspaper Agency OF 6. NJ. Pettepgii a
Co., lI9 Nassau st., n. Y, and 10 ST. Thomas
street. Boston.
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Drugs s. @entrftrea.

I'D CASH CUSrOMERR, III
Save your Dimes and Diminish your
Expenses.
SELLING OFF AT COST,
VCIRST RATE Delicious Butter p,b
IL superior Lard l21s cents u fb.
Extra Imperial Tea, ,..e $3.50
Mackeral, White Fish, and Picked Herring;
Lard Oil, one dollar a gallon; ....
Linseed Oil, Glass and Putty; ga. t...
Excellent Mess Pork;
White Beans and Peas;
Rio Coffee To for a dOllar!.
Pressed Mould Candles l6 C. p ID.
Star Candles and Burning Fluid
With many other necessary and useful articles needed
by families at the Cheap Cash Grocery Store ATTACHED
TO the Etc.,.
MULrUM IN PARvO psUG Store.
On 5th, between jackson and Roberts streets,
w. ii, JARVIS
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TUE undersigned will issue or about the 18th
l. May, 1855, the first number oil Weekly Paper,
be called =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1850.

certainly an should svai themselves Of this chance
Ra ,ines tragedy "Andromaque" will be performed 70
morrow. ME-, RACHEL plays the part Of Hermicns.
WooD's Ansxsns--This popular company are to open
their new hail. ~ Brosdway, tomorrow evening. Ine
entertainment provided comprses an entire new pro-
eramme and farces and the hall Il elegant, spacious
and we'll ventilated ~ could be desired.
BUcxInB SxarsADns The new buslesque opera o.
the sughxer Of the Regiment" has made p decided hit
II d again for tomorrow evening" with severai
other attractive features.
THE HlnaNrA AT THR APPoIL0 RooAs--This select en-
tertainent was we'll received last week. II will be re-
peated omorrow night. We glad TO- SEQ that Mrs
Gibbs has adopted the standard price Of admission
style OF entertainment twenty-five cent In future for
will induce many to patrnoize her who otherwise could
not Every one should see her.
PlorEnsoR McAulrER will commence his soirees ma
ga s ON "wednesday evening next at ,he Mechanics Hail.
He announces several new featur or.
The BATTLE BUNKx Hn1--rhis splendid diorsma
viii be put on exhibition at Academy Hall Tomorrow
evening In connection with the popular vocasts, the
Alleghsnians.
Vocal HAII.-At this spacious and comInodious hall,
No 430 Grand street. new baud of Ethiopian perform
ers superior in most respects, to those the public
have accustomed to patonize has sprung into e.
istence and far met with the most natoring success
The company IL under the direction Of Mr. r. kamsoot
TOM an able and experienced manager who has spared
no trouble for the purpose Of gaining the APP
probation of the pu bic.
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Theatres and Exh,hIt,ous.

BaoApwAY TnEaTRE.-Mr. Boxers new play France.
"a iimni,h has drawn unusually large houses during
the whole of last week Tho part Of Lanciotto Is
Mr. L. Davenrorts best characters and should be seen
by all theatregoers The farce of fo Paris ami Back
for S." win also be performed.
Ninios GARpis.--The new American opera of uRio
Van Wrinkle, composed by Geo. f. Brisow and founded
70, med during the whole OF next week. The national
cha act,r OF the piece besides the great musical merit
that II possesses, recommends II to the public Mas
Lonisa Pyne is as usual superb Alice the daughter
Of the who snoozed away for twenty years with ,u
waking Mr.. Stretton, the basso gives mos truth
u and natural iInpersonaton Of old Rip Van winkie
lie possesses ricb mellow and deep voice. and has al
ready established for hmeclf high place In the public
estimation.
BowyHy TBE.TRr.--Mr. James wsllack, IT.. Mrs. w.
Ward and Mr. j. j. Prior all appear tomorrow evening
'The King Of the Commons and the farce Of "Nix the
tabman,n viii be performed. new play IL In rehear.
sal and viii shortly be produced
Bvaros's TgKSRr.--Thc manager announces that tho
fei popularity of the comedy compes him to post
ponc the production Of the "Dsugh Of the Regiment
untn still Water Runs Deep" becomes less popular With
his ratrons II will therefore be continued during tho
whole Of next week The laughable u the IMAM
and the Tiger viii be the aftcrpiece tomorrow evening
wAuAcx's msArrs.--Brougham' new comedy sThe
Game Of Love- possesses attractions which are not likely
10 tire the public for time This play and
tho farce "How Stout You're Gctting constitute the
entertainments for tomorrow.
METROPOLITAN THArRE--sincc the reduction in the
prices q admission, suggested BY the HmAIn, this
theatre has been attended BY audeuces
The prices low enough TO afford the poorest
opportunity Of seeing the greatest actress Of the se and