New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

iiestly improved under tbs new order, in regard IA
Sunday trs5iag.
Tie Aead>my Of Mssc vii be opened tonight for
Donizett's Fdvoraa, with Mrs. Gazzanig., MI. Brig
noh. MIR. Amodio and Mr.. Gsspaoni in the principa!
paris. Tie performances will be continued on Mon
deys, Wednesdays and Frdsys.
AarsTNENTs -Woildck's Thea'e,.-In spite OF the
heavy dews we have bad lately and the unreasonable
and unreasonable juiciness Of the outdoor weather
this theater has been crowded nightly. The water.
proof play that has thus proved itself capable Of hold.
ng its own against the severest weather is the
extravaganza, "Deseret Deserted" Whatever fault
may be found with this piece the Of income
renee, it cannot be denied that is full of capital act
ing, good singing ard excellent dancing, al Of which
are set forth TO the best advantage by the most snowy
dresses and the beet scenery The ecenic artist has
done wonders and bis work is hailed with renewed
admiration by every fresh audience. The piece ha,
been somewhat shortened since the fret represent son
and az the performers have become more thoroughly
familiar with the language and the business the play
moves on more smoothly. |, will be repeated every
night this week and favorite comedy will be played
with il each night.
Burtons 21c0ter.-The Ronzsni Ballet Troupe will
appear their superb performances every night this
week. Tonight three ballots are announced: The
ress,' "The Village Apothecary," and The Two
Hypocrites"
Ni6ios Gordeu.-Ths is the last week but two Of
the engagement of the Rsvels. This evening they
vve another of their grand spectacular pisces "Aspho
del, the Magic Pen The comic pansomime Of the
ontIsbandist is also given, with exercises on the
Tight Rope.
Bonery The0ter.-CorneliusM Mathews play Broad
way and the Bowery, is to be played to- night together
with "Tbe Rent Day." and Sally Smart
Lama Keenes Theater.-Mr. Hsckett appears to-
night Falstaf in the Merry Wives of Windsor"
supported by Mr.. and Mrs. Walcot, and Mrs. Bowers
company.
Pnrdy's National T1eater.-Three pieces this even
ing: Captain Kyd, "The Golden Ak" and The
Old Stone Cross"
Bdraum's american Museum.-The engagement OF
Miss Susan Denim continues. The romantic drsua of
Rosalnd Hubert" is to be played another week.
Bryanfs MnstreIs.-This band continue their
almost unparalleled success New things in the way of
fun are announced for this week; Also favorte
old entertainments including " The Hop Of Fashion,
and Scenes at Phalon's"
" FOODS M,nstrels.-In addition to the usual mirth
and good singing of this place, new farce is 10 be
PeeFs Mnstreis announce number of novelties, in
GLIDING burlesqus, "Womens Rights Conve ntion."
SHAKEsPEARIAS READIsGs.-Miss +. NJ Powell will
read g The Merchant of Venice" this Monday even
ing at Hope Chapel; the proceeds from the sale of
tickets to 60 into the Treasury of the Magdalen Fe
male Benevolent Society. This Society, though for
obvious reasons seldom brought before the world, has
the strongest claim upon the support of the truly
philanthropic, and we hope that clsim will be &C.
knowledged by full house tonight. Miss Powell has
for long time devoted herself ~ the ameoraton Of
the poor of her own SEX but believe has never be-
fore appealed to the people in public manner.
GRAND MUSICAL FFsTIvAL.-A meeting wa held
on Saturday night Of performers on musical mstu-
ments residing employed in this aud the neighbor'
ing cities Mr.. Auschutz presiding, when, after an
int. rchsDge of opinions it resolved to hold grand
musical festival about the close OF June, consisting Of
concert at the Academy, and picnic at some con-
venient rural spot-the whole occupying two days.
All the notable singing societies will aid and great
time is confidently expected.
PURE MuK-The New-York Pure Milk Company
is now fully organized and books for subscription to
the stock will be opened on Tuesday, at No. "a Wall
street
TIE FrNERAL OF Mr.. DAvIs.-The remains Of Ed
gar w. Davis, an old and hopored member of pro
fessson were yesterday borne to their last resting
place. large number Of the friends and acquaintance
of the editors reporters and printers and the
members of the st. Davids Society, attended the
funeral After divine services by the Rev. Mr.. Wills
at the home OF the family, No. 1872 South-fouh street,
Williamsburgh the body taken to the Cemetery of
the Evergreeps and inferred. Mr. Davis was one of
the oldest and most respected members Of the press in
this city. of singular gentleness of disposition
and stirling integrity, he friends in every walk Of
Efe He died as he lived-cam, peaceful and serene,
in the lively hope of blessed Immortality.
F.TAL CASUALTY IN A PUBLIC SCHooL.-On Fri.
day last Miss Wooster principal in the Ninth street
Public School, between avenues and ID, directed Ann
Moss, one of the pupils girl 10 years of age. to pull
down one of the windows from the top, as to admit
the air. In the execution Of the order Anp by means
of chair reached the top of the window sill, but be-
ing unable to pull the window down, was about to re-
turn to her sest when she slipped and fell backward.
Unfortunately she struck upon the point Of sharp
stick which pierced the body to the depth of several
inches, causing most frightfu wound She taken
up Immediately and conveyed to the residence of her
parents, No. i05 Fast Ninth street. where she was
attended by DIR. Henry Sheppard. The poor girl
. fingered in great agony til early yesterday morning
when che died. An inquest will be held by Coroner
Gamble who Was notified.
THr LATE DEATH FROM ABoRTIoS-VKRDICT
AGAINST DR.. CHARLES CoBEL.-The case of Mrs.
Amelia Weber, wife of hotel-keeper in Schoharie
County n. Y, whose death was the alleged result Of
an abortion produced by Dr. CObel of No. 81 Second
street. investigated Saturday by Jury impan-
neled by Coroner Perry. The circumstance Of her
death was noticed in our issue Of Monday last After