The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

with the length Of which hal occasion to find auIt
some judicious alterations have been made A 0rea1
deal Of 5rcary recitation which cloxged the easv ao o~
the piece has been cut out and more piquancy has been
that With such capital field for local a W. me-
sons the hbrettist did make that feature In
other respects his work has been very crediby per-
formed. 1915
merit though it does not always rise TO that the
level of the music is yet better than accustomed
find in these lyrical stage compositions. The of
Of these songs is really charming, The ballad,
When cireled round in youths glad spring is OF I
those graceful flowing melodies which haunt the ear
long after II Is heard 1t sung deiciousy by Miss
Louisa Pyne and brought down rapturous encore. A !
most original and pleasing melody OF another or
der is the camp song sung by Edward (hr Har-
gisonl The movement ! peculiar one I and dii-
of the ricandicre is one Il those light. agreeable
trifes, which serve to form the uonc of operate
POSITIONS but in which heess considerable genius
be shown. Rendered BY Louisa Pyne, il of course,
loses nothing Of its ornate qualities The death
might have been made Of by the composer, but he
seems to have been tjmid IN avaiing himself Of the
portunes it afforded him The Curse is, neverthe-
less, fine passage although by no approaching,
to tho grand and impressive On the whole, the music
Of this piece Is less open to the charge Of plagiarism
English composers 1t is full Of beauties entirely the
authors own; its faults arise less from ambitious
sire 70 compete with any Of The acknowledged models
rations OF hisown genius
OUR ARMY OFFICERS sEBasTopor-ERRoR CoRRECrrD.-
paragraph has been going the rounds OF the papers
the effect that Major DeaGeId Of the United States Army
had visited Sebastopo and had pronounced impregna
BILE 1t to be that the Major has not been to
ebastopo and could not therefore have expressed any
such opinion. We learn from his brother, merchant
in this city that he had received letter from the Ma
jor by the late steamer dated at Berlin, in which ha
stated that he then his way to visit sebastopo
Marine Affairs.
Loss BARK EDNA, THIS PoRT.-rhe bark Edna,
Captain Groton which sailed from this port under char
ter for Rio Grande, Brazil the 10th of June last
wrecked the 18th August about sixty miles from
her port of destination. All the and passengers,
among whom the wife and child of Captain Groton
were saved The vessel and cargo total loss. The
Edna was about $50 tons burthen, and owned by
Van Brunt saght of this city, and Captain Grotop,
! and was, believe fully insured.
The bark Maria Morton, from Savannah, arrived yes
terday ming brings $40 sacks wheat for various
parties this city besides large number of barrels OF
| -four and bales Of cotton.
DEspATH--The steamtug Titan, Captain Hoyt, brought
to this city last night in tow the ship Atlantic, from
New London. The Titan was absent about twenty three
| hours.
The racket ship Tuscarora Captain Dunlevy left Wal
nut street wharf, Philadelphia at 1890 P. NJ satur
day, in tow OF steam tug America bound to Liverpool
with 100 passengers and $500 barren of -four, "a 1885
bushels wheat Al casks oil and 90 packages OF merchan
disc.
DEATH OF SEA CAPrAs.-The bark Exact Capt Robert
spoken lat ions IS w. out il days.
On the twelfth day out Captain Saunders native Ut
| Brooklyn, died Of fever.
Mike Walsh, writing from, Liverpool thus
speaks gof English hats: The shape weight and TEXTURE
na n whose taste
handling she% Think hs and then vs. KNOWS si
Sss Broadway The elegance giness beauty and
| 1t has that OF the famous philosopher, Mike Walsh
Genin's Excelsior.-A superb Novelty I'm Soft
% s. Length after many man Gen1 has
and soft has ever been pr
either in France America. lie invites especial attention
yessnsd first time day The shape and he he's pseu
DARK ssrs; special ssasas
Of all ages For young The crown been
hs s son the most eesfN N s U s
'' '' Opposite St St PaSps Church.
Espenscheid Is the Leader of Fashion In
great demand from The most fashionable source
s Is pend h s s% gs
ss?s is
enabled to sell Ills Splendid hat three dollars and INV cents
lls Nassau street, near Beckman
Henry H. Leeds. Auctioneer.-IAenry HI.
Sc w sell at
exhibited q The Grysa PaaGs from the
eadds s S@ias ass
3 oa rs s order
Fashionable Well Made Clothing.--AlfreSi
Co. S ~ ss have been ws
present time Al Sizes for men and boys Call and examine
Cur Old Place, corner Of John and Nassau
able well maze and cheap Our well earned reputation
6
Great Novelty In India Rubber Ovcrcoass-
Similar n appearance to silk either side being and
Go a@d
Great Bargains In Carpeting.-Wc have now
Brn ans s s ncsr
s ba Isa are Ss gns sr lev ass Ss s
~, Ao6 Broadway, near Grand street.
Cnrpetings. -Peterson & Humphrey 37S>
Broadway selling or their entire stock OF rich carpetsa
~ rich Brussels d. S. Thfespiy in lsSa oi
~ '' PETERSON MtSfhREY, SO Broadway
Csrpetng.Grcst Inducements offered,
st YONG JAYNE's s64 broadway, opposite Tayor's,
pep snS e good
Carpets, CarpstsI Carpets s-splendia Eng
~ sn o. per yaTa; % 9e Yards beautiful ingram
4 he 9ss EHr en- o d
sevsry. = = '-'-''''~ : '--- -"'''oN
jet Ornaments.-A Complete Assortment
consisting Of bracelets brooches earrings necklaces chains
chateaine cun pins, Studs at OSBORNE, BOARDMAN a.
TOWNsENDs, 5N Broadway corner OF Spring street.
Engraving and Printing.-The Neatcst and
mos, fashionable styles of wedding and visiting spec-
Of onsaSns and printing DTsSE
broadway, corner OF Dey street.
Tuttie's Fancy Store, 345 Broadway, Pre-
sents collection Of rich and goods that completely
eepses every other establishment on broadway Strangers
visiting the city will find here conceivable curOns
article designed for presents tokens and Toys Of
all descriptions for the Jung folks at hone,v well
sna and household ornaments and articles OF