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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
Musical and Dramatic NIatters,

MUSICAL ana Dramatic Matters.
ITALIAN OPERAThe first cheap Opera OF the will
be given at the Academy tonight Mines. La Grange
and Angri and Sgnos Biguard and Gassier to
tain the chief roles In the favorte piece called "Eruani"
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Familes and juveniles are TO be
entertained here this afternoon, with equestransm and
gymnastic exercises cinderella" &C. Mr.. Eaton Stone,
the rider has prepared excel programme
for his benefit at night.
BowERy.-Those who attend this house cannot complain
of want Of either quality quantity variety TO night
-Four pieces are announced, viZ"Ihe Gunmaker of MOS
COW" Ills Last Legs, "The Broken Sword" and "Back
Eyed Susan"
BuRToSs- Mr.. Burton will this evening give his anus
ing deneston Of the character Of Tommy rot In the pic
toria comicaly OF "Pars and London in which is in
troduced the excellent panoramic view of trip from
Calais TO London. "Rules OF the House" follows.
WAILAcK s-Miss Robertson, Mrs. Hoey, Miss Cannon
Messrs Bourcicaut, Blake, Lester, Johnston Soan Da
venport and others agaiu perform the new play
OF Jessie Brown TO night The Swiss SWANS" is to be
the afterpece.
LAURA KEENE's-The popular actor and stage manager
Mr. Burnett is TO take his annual benefit this evening
He has selected the drama OF Mind Your Own Business
an original comcaty led "a Steamboat Disaster, and
"My Neighbours Wife"
AMERICAN Nusxus.-Mr. Watkins eminentIy successful
adaptation OF the Poneer Patriot is be performed for
the forty seventh and last time this afternoon. The
"Cross Of Cold and Catching Heiress'' are 10 be
played at night.
GEO. CHRsIY and wooDs MINISTRIES offer the customary
variety of melodies, dances &c, together with the very
popular serlo comco piece entitled 'Wefo the Sensible
Monkey" in which Geo. Christy and Geo. Holland have
characters.
BUCKLEY SERySADERs 10 bid adieu TO their numerous
friends in New York the occasion Of the benefit of their
gertlemanly acting manager Mr.. Waterman this evening
Eph Horn and otaer celebrities have volunteered.
BRyASTs' Unsatisfactory Bryant, whose lfelke de-
lneatons OF Ethiopian character have gained for him
hoet OF admirers TO have his annual benefit 70 night
Prominent in the programme is his genuine "Essence Of
Old Nrginny.N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
The Pacific Hotel Disaster,

Iron the St Louis Democrat, Feb. 23.]
During yesterday the workmen at the mournful scene
at Seventh and Poplar streets continued their excavations
BY nehtfa the charred and mutilaed remnants of i've
the stable loft on Franklin where the others
deposited considerable portion OF the ruins remain
yet 10 be explored, and bodies will probably be
found There now eighteen.
OF those yesterday discovered only could be ident
fed, and that solely by means of two false front teeth
which readily remembered by his afflicted friends
those OF Mr. Bruce McNitt His remains, with those Of
other, found in the cellar Of the late dry goods
store Of Mr.. H. Hrsch The rest taken from the Gel
lar OF Jones 3 drug store.
Throngs OF vsers yesterday constantly gathered
around the black and desolate charne multitude OF
objects Of varied interest lay mournfully broken and min
eled in the ruins Many Of them were OF a character
deeply TO stir emotion In the breast OF sympathy. The
ARTICLES Of value carefully preserved. Among them
are daguerreotypes rings, pencil cases, &c, many Of
which are but slightly injured.
The Coroners Jury again met al r. and were sworn
over the additional bodies then found They will resume
the inquest at 10 A. NJ 10 day. al the Office OF Constable
Wall, on Collins, near Cherry street
large pocketbook found the nigh, of the fire. and
evidently belonging to Mr. T. H. Strong was yesterday
left at the police Office. II contained papers bearing his
name, pencil and ~ IS.
The injured at thu hospital all survive Everything pos
sbe for their comfort and restoration we'll for those
Of the sufferers elsewhere, Ia assiduousy being done
The committee Of relief appointed by the citizens, met
last evening at the Mechanics Exchange 1t then ap
making, with the amount on hand, nearly s2.4oo IL Is
estimated that about 81, 900 will be needed.
An erroneous impression has obtained that consider
able portion Of the funds raised this sad occasion are
70 be expended in imposing obseques for the dead The
committee unanimous in the feeling tina, su IN should
not be the case but that while the remains should re
ceive fitting burial the necessities Of the living should
be chiefly regarded by them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

THE TWELFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
appoed Ss he
The Twelfth ward TO iratt preamble and resolutions eH
down and The recommended by the President his
Kansas int The untop bSg ssy m ,spsrt o is eoowng
preamble and resolutions and recommend their adoption
states Recommending the admissOn Of the territory q Kan.
sas into ,he Mon with constitution framed ~ tonyen
ired under the organic law elected by majority Of the
approval and whereas we believe Ito be- the duty
every democrat TO sustain the President in the wise and
B0u' course pursued O' MN on mat question: therefore,
csn Club Of the Twelfth ward heartily endorse and approve
The laid wn and the course 6y the
Of Kansas into the Union and we hail as another evidence
s President Of The whole Union aud Of section thereof
Resolved That The SPEEDY % OF Kansas INTO the
sas from the sseos Of general poesgve Z, the people Of
way-snd would thus loca,e excitement which, IL
much ongsr continued threatens 70 disrupt the unon aud
Resosed That refusal to sdI, Kansas into the Union a.
rnsemsni Of The Kansas Nebrasks act and would tend to
sedaOusy Lo.ersd and KEEP, alive y he black rspgOcsn
sr Sse%e sp osse snd %
their only hope Of attaining TO Office and power.
% the ssen wSo ss
sustained The President In his seton on he Kansas question
Mr. Harris resolution and agans, the administration and
sre that bis conduct on that occasion has tendency to
duce the the minds OF the democratic repub
party OF this State that the Eighth Congressional district
though largely democratic Is opposed the administration OF
James buchanan on this question.
Resolved therefore, That our confidence In IN. President
and bs Cabinet IL In impaired by the pursued
By representative the oecason aud sincerely hope
that when the question OF the admission OF Kansas State
be- found reaeens The feenss and wishes ~ his eaSs
enis and voting with the and for tina, measure
recommended by the President.
u, e.. HERpERD lComu,t.ce
JOHN McARTHUR, on
ANDREW q. TURNER, Resolutions
On motion ne above preamble aud resolutions we're
nirnously adopted. sAMI. BOARDMAN, President
~ q. ALCOCK, Secretary.
HARLEM, N. Y. Feb. IS loSs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

and heads Of families have bean led 70 appreciate the
benefits and blessings Of the great salvation and 70
deeply impressed with the thought that religion the
principal thing, and that only "fsos make mock at sin
ns .nS u
the mind strange place, attracted to that great foun
tain, ever flowing and always fun, Of which if
young lady, At the hotel where stop, has handed
me Bible, upon blank page Of which nnd verse
Saw, wcuidst thou iives this hsIIowed book sb. tell
Where lfe's best joys and purest pleasures dwell
Say, wouldst thou def Consult this sacred lore
And soar to worlds where harm no more.
Living or dying, this shall so,the each pain,
whspering-"fo live is Christie die Is gain"
REvIvALs IN THE WEST.
Another correspondent Of the same paper says:-ln
B., over one hundred have come out on the Lords
side. In s. and G. there is Q great work or grace
in progress among all denominations OF evangelical Chris
phases the work has been chiefly in the Sunday schools
And here In s. they count thirty eight hopeful con
vers sixteen OF whom have already joined the Congega
ona church. and the rest will soon Join th or some other
church All these converts except one are from tho Sun
There ia al this time revival Of religion going on q.
A.. Tho anxious sests crowded every night
have been sent for To attend Indeed have been 10 one
continual revival Of religion all wntor: meet with no
sionary This indeed the happiest winter Of my
LIFE. While passing around among the Sunday schools
blessed SoW prsous
from the Lord OF the Harvest with power and
fort to my soul, they that SOW in tears shall reap IN
JOY"
REVIVAL POETRY.
The Christian Intelli4ncer contains the following,
written reading in late Inegencer the account OF
Gods special presence In some Of our churches:-
The tidngs come oh, let them come
Tidipgs of sinners saved;
What welcome news to Christian hearts
Because for this they prayed.
The tidngs come and let them come
TO every church and home;
TIL numerous sinners saved by grace
Shall TO the Saviour cone.
The tidDgs come and how they cheer
The watchman ~ bis post =
He's glad TO see God thus increase
HIS sacramento host.
The tidngs como what blessed proof
That God doth answer prayer
And that he will forsske
The people Of his care
The tidngs come give Goi the praise
He hath the work begun;
Oh, may he still carry IL on
For the sake of his dear Son
The New York Independent is too much occupied with
the Kansas question and the Bible Society squabbe, to
pay the slightest attention to thu prevalence Of revvss
throughout the country.
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SUCCESS OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING EsrAB-
nsrMKNfs-Mr. j. L. Rogers, In a communication 10 the
National American says That in Georgia the Roswell
Company has been very successful paying regularly
ten 10 fourteen per cent dividends, and extending their
Alabama and Western Tennessee that have been paying
large profits from the manufacture OF various kinds OF
plsds checks ckngs, &c, which commands in the mar
kets where they SELL higher price than those from any
other factory All their operatives negroes owned by
the company. Their establishment is now worth some
$500 600. Martin, Weakly Co., near Florence, Alabama
have succeeded equally we'll They commenced about
years sgo with small factory few years they
built second larger than the nt, and during the past
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Making q total of 81 companies and 2,o36 men.
We published some weeks since General Orders No
4" adding az reinforcement 10 the army In Utah and
companies Of the I'd regiment Of dragons and sixty
four men Of company A, engineer soldiers The latter
wssfo be under the command OF Lieut. Andrew J. Done
son, Of the corps OF engineers with Breve Second Lieut.
Edward Y. Alexander OF the corps "a subaltern
and the engineer department Of the army directed
detail officer Of the corps for duty on the staff of the
officer commanding the army Of Utah. In pursuance
With the order Capt John Newton OF the corps of eng
neers, has been detailed as the officer for staff duty We
also learn that In consequence Of his III health Lieutenant
Donelson has been relieved Of the command Of the com
pany, and Lieut. J. G. Duane has been appointed in his
place. The reinorcemcnts expected leave Fort
Lesvenworh at tbs earliest practicable day--probably
time In the first part Of April Washington star
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FURNITURE.

1sT rLooR SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS ron THE
aged lame, ndisposed and others provided by usng
PLIhPTONS secretary bedstesds IN pariors or sitting
Sold wholesale, renh and By instaments NO
White street.
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L,uRrrTURE.-ANY PARTY DESTROYS OF BREAK.
ing housekeeping or wishing 70 dispose OF, whole
par, OF their furniture find cash customer BIZ ad.
dressing nRe 10 {, w., Herald oalce.
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PIIE FASHIONS.

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nEMOREsT's UNRIvAIIED DISPLAY OF PARIS
~ patterns Of the Spring Fashions Grand opening Mon
day. March 315 Brosdway branches 322 Canal street. 2s
Bovery, and 262 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
fashions --79ls CANAL STREET, OPPOSITE GREENE
IL sreet.-Mme. DEMORfsS uOODAI.L informs her
friends and the public that the spring and summer
styles for ladies' and cdrens apparel have just arrived
GLIDING the Princess Royal basque and ancer The grand
their orders TO ensure prompt supply.
ms w. a. nA 1dfS No eoc.S.t STREET.
Invites the attention Of merchants and country miiners
who about purchasing goods for the coming the
unusually assortment Of and rant
bopne which she s prepared 10 supply TO the
trade.
NOTICE TO MILLrNETs -
IN JAMES q. klrKEN,
Having purchased the stock and good will Of the cloak and
ana establishment 3 Canal street Of the late proprietor
Mr.. Nolyneux Bell he would call the attention Of
the fact that he has also added 10 the business beautiful
stock Of ----
consisting OF dress head iresses bonnets, &c, &C.
His stock will h found 20 be very desirable as all new,
and composed Of The latest Paris fashions.
The millinery department will be under the supernten
Of Mrs shaw formerly Miss Daily and late OF NO US
broadway who win be happy see her old friends ct
her spacious rooms at
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E,IRsT WARD ON DECK.-DEMoCRATIC REPUBLI-
Ward Committee requested this evening
at O'Clock at No New street. BY order Of hel Chairman
MICHAEL SULLIVAN, s.craar,ss JOHN FAY.