Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-16

me importance Of music = branch of educa-
night could not but have conf rmed this impress
SION on their minds; and doubtless the subject
VIII hereafter claim more of their attention than
heretofore Ii Is impossible to cnumerate the
list OF solos In the Flower Queen or to mention
the performers names suffice il to say they were
coimsider,ng the ages Of the performers, wonder
, ,n Wen sung, and evinced to all who listened,
the most careful tuition by their instructor
Miss T. J. Daniel a. the ecluse deserves com.
Pilnentafy notice; and also Miss lacey Daniel,
who presided at the piano
me lower queen win be repeated at the As
semoly Rooms next Friday night when the solos
Will oe sung by new set Of pupils
PUBLIC ScHooLs.-We continue to- day our
no'ices OF the annual examinations, which have
mus iar been peculiarly gratifying to the Trus-
ties, as well as 10 all friends of education:
In the Second District Primary, No 3, in charge
OF MISS Kate McCauy, was examined by r :
Walsn, OF the Broad of Trustees This school
went INTO operation in January last, and has been
receiving occasional accessions up to the D! esent
period Many Of the children present have been
under the charge Of the teacher but a few weeks
and but little evidenc therefore old be expect
9 Si, III. me competency and energy Of the teacher
succeeded in reducing her charge to a state az
order and discipline seldom expected under mole
favorable circumstances The classes in orthog-
raphV, reading. writing, and GEOGRAPHIC, were
good, and fully met the expectation of the exam
lner The classes in arithmetic were PROMPT and
correct In their replies, and her school as whole
VIII doubtless compare well with any OF the
same grade 10 succeed her. Number of pupils
IN the hall, 81 number present at xamination so
The examination of Primary No ,, Second Dis
trlct, Miss RandOlI h, teacher, was conducted by
MI wilson, teacher OF the male department OF
tue second District school. The examination
was thorough, and proved the pupils proficient
In all the branches taught especially so i'm read
ing, writing and photography. Indeed they ac-
Quilted themselves to the entire satisfaction of
the examiners. The exercises were enlivened by
vocal music, which was admirably executed con-
sdering the extreme youth Of the children The
school Is Well-disciplined, the school hou &c
hight, airy and comfortable. The examination
WAS, however, much interfered with by a num-
Der tf unruly boys, not belonging to the school
who crowded the doors and windows.
The OPERA .-Notwithsandn. tue numerous
other attractions last night, the theatre was we'll
hiled by a fashionable and attentive audience
Bellini's La Sonnambula, a favorite opera here,
was exceedingly well represented by the COM
p'ny and the sweet tones of Miss Miners voice
eiectrlhed All who were so lucky to hear her as
AIllhs, the orphan somnambulist. Guilmette
gathered fresh laurels Count Rodolpho
MT. Frazer persOBated Elvino very creditably
and Holman, az Allessio, kept the audience i'm
me humor by his PRESERVATION Of the jealous lover
OF Liza Mrs. Ilolman) Teresa was creditably
done by Mrs. ROsenthal. The chOrusses needed
more rehearsal but performed in a very effectuaI
manner, and with more practice will do finely
and successfully.
The Troupe is gaining favor rapidly, as is evil
dent 10y the nightly increase in the audience
and their success is well merted. Tonight we
nave the Bohemian Girl for the last time and on
Friday an operate Matinee. Next Sunday even
my Haydn's great OratoriO of the Creation will
be performed with an augmented chorus.
VIII not Mr.. Cooper give us Fra Dlavolo du-
| il IA 4,
hundreds who heard Mr.. Guilmette in it during
the engagement of the Pyne & Harrison Troupe
at the National Theatre, year ago.
GONE OF HE OUTRAGEs WE READ OF We
published few days ago an account of a young
lady being stopped on Louisiana avenue by
weli-dressed man, who took her porte monnae
and finding II only contained 10 cents rave il
PACK with the remark that she was not worth
fobblnS The Union of this morning ridicules
this account, and asserts that ii was brother of
the young lady who stopped her as described
onr informant I'm the case was the Young lady's
brother, and we are satisfied that the Union : ex-
PLANTATION OF the affair Is wholly untrue
The APPROACHING ExEcUrIoy-We learn
that the President, at the request of Marshal Sci
den, has caused an order to be issued granting
that officer guard for the Jail of twenty marines
frt IN this time until after Powers shall have BEEN
executed one half OF whom Will be constantly
on guard there until that moment
ne euoits oelhS MADE TO induce the President
70 change his sentence are more earnest and ex-
traordinarV than any ever before essayed here
FOUND.-Yesterday, two gentlemen arrived in
this city and took room at Browns Hotel Last
night, one OF them was shown 10 his room to re-
tf-: and upon turning down the cover of his bed
disco vered pOck~t-bOok containing a lot of
papers. ID was taken To the clerk and idenIit.d
is the book stolen from Hon. q Clark, Of Mis-
sour, several DAYS ago. Ii still contained the
"A SnD Ii,.r Of
gold, Treasury. and bank notes, was missing
WATcH RErURNs.-George Medallion, ID. C,
drunk In the street; workhouse 30 days Hetsey
Shorter, Md, do; fine and costs, - A. Mar
celia Duncan, Ireland, vagrant; workhouse 90
days. u. Glover, Germany. firing pistol: dis
missed Charles Neys. Germany, do fine aud
costs, 81 III. Three dodgers, non residents.
Parsons afflicted with the fever and agpe sbouId
not spare either time. trouble pense to proonr,
Er. Hostel o.s celehratcd BItteTs, whose bench
"Ient elects upon The human Ky.ten have been
clearly proved To hosewho have been strICke on Gown
IN short space 10y ths dreadful curse. whose
ciieeaS arc Al AMI iiiets re and whose nights
sl1epieSs and iretiul, and whose eyes are dim and
suLko1, with death staring them IN tho fice this
G"mponnf must p'"yea blessing snatchins them rs
u were from the mouth al the grave. None can
know its true value gntl they have tested IT, When
me sufferers to pristine heath. Thsc popularity in
an Inc Soatnern and Western parts should INTRO
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