New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

other troupe OF pubic performers mas ever enjoyed Iof
the same 9Th of tune snyhDg approaching the
de gree of favor with which this moet excellent family
OF psromiGiss have ever been halled. It is grsti
fyrg fact u be able TO state that they retire from the
stage wi ample fortunes, and the decliong years OF
DO four men will be regarded with more kinc wishes,
and sfec,erate regrets than those OF Jerome, Gabriel,
Antoine and Fran cois Ravel.
THE FHEScB THEATER-New-Yor has, in ad-
dton to her English thesters a German thea.sr,
Italian (opers) the ater and now, more, French
thester. Twice a week-Tuesdsy and Friday even
gf-sre given dramatic representations at the Metro
politsn Music Hail. which is provided with stage, and
Is NICE pretty place, lsrge enough for the purpose,
situated at mo. 5Sj Bros1wsy, vis.G-ris Niblo"
Certain it is that French acing is revoutionizirg
that of the world, England and America Included 1t
used to be considered sine qua non for all tragic
acirg in English that no word should by shy posi-
biity be spoken on the siege as it would be off it.
Either roaring, whispering with serpentine sbilsons,
pornpousy DECLINING or some conventioDssm foreign
to good taste and simple nature rss invariably the
attendant Of our tragic sciog and is st 20 to crest
extent. OF course face play gestculatiOn and move
ment psrtske OF the exsggeratiors The comic
school Of Fcesh acting is less open 70 these charges
and in this department we have some great agtfts--
New.York, il iact berg better provided with them
than IOIdon. The Improvement the style OF
Erglsh sctiog is unqussionably in measure due to
the influence Of the French; and the better arrange
ment and hberslity of stage arrangements which OF
late years have characterized the New-YoIk stage,
have proce eded from the came source. Inc Stvan-
tsges of French theatsr 10 New York are several.
1t will give US good models in that school OF acting
afford opportunities OF hearing the language well enun-
cated and present pleasing variety 10 our excellent
Erglish comic companies.
The principal a1tstes il the French company in
question are: Nile. Eliza Pitron. This lady ID good
locking, with highly expressive face, nice voice.
To this must be added the amphtadnous breadth OF
bust and shoulders, as well az fulrOunded arm, thst
give TO the personaon Of the Countess in Seribes
BatoiRe de Danes in which character she made her
debut She s hvely sentimental, aud f"o. Intonssiy
Frer oh too in her Manner and giving evidence OF be-
longing to hist great dramatic entty-a school-where
sitistes have learned their business from polished
adepts arc 70. CROPPED in the valgsrsns Of travelling
shows for tne style which will never come, unless Il
achieved in yoath Nine Jnliete, who acted Leonie,
is pretty very French girl, with very French eyes,
very French hair, very French voice. manner, port,
and tone. SIZE happily not too cd for the first youth
fitness of the drama, and is extremely interesting as
nave, pItLsy dCuth Inc AIbt yOubS IN ma CIV
who acied F!avigneul and il sufficiently fair. Toe
comic man is NJ Tbieny tGustave oe Thgnonl, and an
excellent SItiste.
lie addition to tbs piece Of Scribe IN three sets,
one sc pi, CT was rendered The audiences full and
brilliant. Tire sppnu,e smpIe-the art'tes belog
twice called before the curtain The enterprise thus
far s successful.
The advance in price of beef cattle noticed yester
day was more than sustained in all the GALES 1t the
great market in Forty fourth street. the average Of the
market showing an advance Of one cent pound net
the average price beng full ten cents. The rise was
very unexpected yet notwithstanding that fact, the
sales were very lively and the 1900 cattle reported
for the past week apparently being insufficient for the
demand The old theory that strawberries keep the
price of beef cattle down mult bs abandoned 1t has
sgnaly failed this year for beef has risen, willis the
berries very abundant
The CRYSTAL PALAcE-A New.York correspond
ent of The Baltimore Republican says
"The Crystal Palace. under the city's manage
nent, is tskfg in from s! 10 $40 per day II IL SAID
that enc of the persona taking account of the stock
in the sbl hnent supposed the group OF the tTeve
Apostles to be the Presidents OF the Uutsc States
TIE first Apostle james, was put down in the inven-
tory az Js1nes Monroe, little worse for wear.
Tho the immortal JeT.noD Andrew, Old HEX
ory;" the beloved dsciple John was Tyler but
when Il official to the names bartholomew ard
Simon, he gave up the Job
HoHoRABLY DisCHARGED.-Justice Kelly Of the
Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday afternoon
rel dered his in the Of Dr. D. 5. Chapman
appreberded some time ago, noticed in The TRIB-
UkE, Cd charge OF indecent assault upon woman
named Jane Hirsch The doctor was honorsby dis
-. 40, of
testimony hsvirg been sdduced upon tie examination
to sustain the charge.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAScE.-Henry +. Peton,
esq OF New. Rochelle, Past Master Of the Westches-
ter Lodge No. ~ Of Free and Accepted Mssons,
came to this city two weeks sgo yesterday 10 parci
pate in the proceedings Of the Grand Lodge of this
State then citing in conference Since the close Of
the session nothing has been Of him. He left his
overcoat and umbrella q. the Westehester House.
ncr of Broome street and the Bovery, where they
still remain but clue TO his whei esboute, notwith-
standing the mott vgilant search for him. has been
discovered.
REAL EsTATE.-The following sale was made zee
terday at the Merchants Exchange by ]. Bleecker,
Son g. Co.: One lot and two buildings on the north
side Of Fifteenth street, 800 feet west OF Eighth
nue., for q, $50.
WHoLIsALE ARREST or ALLEsrp BURGLARS
During last Thursday night, the building corner Of
Eshtet nth street and First avenue burglarously
entered and several sewing machines and . quantity
Oh clothing stolen therefiom. The first floor Of the
Pfennss was occupied by Mr.. Bufom a. . grocery
STORE and the upper part by Mr.. Lane q workroom
ior sewing machines and . dwelling. The burglary
was discovered in the morning, but the manner in