New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-23
CITY IIEMS

ARRIVAL or RAcBEL.-The steamer Pacific arrived
Yesterday morning at ? o'clock, at the Collins Line
Pier at the foot Of Canal-st., having on board the
Rachel troupe Of artists. The following are the names
Of the principal members OF the troupe: Mdle Rachel,
Mdue Sarah, Mdlle Ls, Mdle, Duuey, Md le
Dinah, Md1le Briard, Madame Laiouche Messrs.
Randoux, Cherry, Lstouche Besuyallet, Deudonne,
Cbery. Jeune Bellevsult, and PeIetier.
Immediately on TIE arrival Of the steamer, the
brother of Nile. Rachel and a numerous circle of
friends went on board and gave her welcome. As
soon as practicable the sisters left the steamer entered
the carriages which were in waiting, and were rapidly
driven to the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
The Felix family occupy suite OF seven OF the best
perors in the hotel. They were favored yesterday
with calls from several hundred OF citizens and ladies
who took occasion to give them welcome. Subse-
quently Md lies Rachel and Sara rode through the
principal streets Of the City. All Of the members OF
the troupe are in excellent health On the steamer,
Mdlle Rachel generously subscribed 800 to the fund
for the relief Of the widows and orphans Of sesmen.
An invitation was received BY Mdile. Rachel to
attend the representation given last evening by the
French theatrical troupe at Walacks Theater !or
the benefit Of their manager, Mons. Anthony, and
Stating tha. q private box wss reserved for her.
Mdne Rachel replied to The invitation, and an
nourced compliance with il to be impracticsble I'M
der the crcumstagces. She incosed s4O in her reply
as present TO Mons Anthony for HE efforts to es.sb-
lish the French Drama in Nes-York.
The excursionists who were 10 have gone down the
bay 10 meet the Pacific, wers on board the boat at
the appointed hour but the Arrival Of the Pacific dis
appointed them in their anticipated pleasure. 1t is
stll proposed TO tender Mdle. Rachel an excursion
down tie bay to take place at early day and before
her appearance in public. On account of the FOG
which hung over the bay when the Pacific came up,
she was unable to see any Of s surrounding beauties
Mr.. Stephen H. Branch has arrived in the Pacific
from England whittier be went to obtain evidences o
the nativity Of our Chief of Police. Mr. Branch ssys
that be viii now extinguish that worthy individual
The funeral Of Capt G. W. Fraser, late Of the
cpper-ship Sea witch, viii take place from No. 22'
East Broadway to-day, esd. The shipping in port
s4e requested to display their eOIOrs at half mast dur
ipg the day.
A WoxAs THROwS oUT OF THE WIsDow BIT HEF
HrsBAsD.-On Tuesdsy night Matthew Flood and hi
wife got into fight together at their residence No. %
CITY Hall-place when the husband threw bis bettei
"haf" out Of a second story window. She wa
picked up insensible and conveyed to the Sew-fort
Hospital with her skun dresdfuy fractured and seve
rsl coItusiOns, cuts and bruises upon her body
Plood was arrested snd L now in the Tombs He a.
legss that his wife tsR out of the window.
CAxPHrsI AccIDEsI.-A csmphene lamp explo ie'
ou Tuesday night in dwelling on the north ess; come
Of Twenty seccnd-st and Third and female wh
"a. in e1 sdo,sinz room opened the door bstweel
the spArtnena to zee VIA; hsd occu1sd, when u