The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

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Exhibition OF the Ward Schools.
Despite the unfavoraoe circumstances which bese the
exhibition at its commencement has turned out to be
vcritabc The spacious in which it is held
has been crowded m the past few days with visitors and
yesterday was go ,hroneed make Of it
almost befeaean labor. The tables which the spcci
displayed We're surrounded with admrIng
spectators and those who had fair opportunity Of seeing
all that be might consider themselves or.u-
nate Tho prizes have yet TO be distributed but may
here that has been already awarded 10 the
youthfl aud gifted artist whose Indian Girl Crossing
Ford ma elected much praise. Instead Of medal,
however, hc receives painting worth thirty dollars.
There number OF ether capital things, among
which may mention a crayon drawing Of a
horses head by pupil Of Ward School No. ~,
o. which Nj. Mu!any principal Several other
sketches by the same hand deserving Of notice.
School No. ~ has contributed quite number Of credit
able specimens ol ncedlcwork, both useful and
mental, md the exhibition o peu.anshp Is excellent
Ward school M. a. has very superior collection OF
drawings among those exhibited, OF which the crayon
sketches of Miss Whitehead special attention. This
lady possesses much ar,is,w and talent, and her
Efforts deserve 20 ~ ranked among some OF the best
the exhibition There a held oi Washington by a de
ceased pup u this school named J. bnnnei, which i
perfect masterpiece % crayou drawing. The outline
maps - Which there a snpcrahundmce very good
~ Their way but we think many ony occupy the space
which might better bc devoted 10 other specimens.
Al three O'Clock III the afternoon the pupils the
her Of three or ionr hvusand assembled the large ectc
hall 70 par Their respect. a. Mr. Peter Cooper Mr. HIske
tn chairman of the committee Wiz. his hd charge ofbs
anar presided over the meeting aud commenced the
crcres with the reading oi the Bhe, selecting tue 2sh
Psalm. Ilc her stated NJ. objects for which the pupils
were there and which was ~ make their acSnowlcdg.
isents o Mr. Cooper toe h gesefeey givng them the
sfaai'oss al one Of hi largest halls Tor the exbl
ton. MIR cooper made appropriate address 10 the
children Hhch he spoke o. ihe pleasure With which he
had wineg% ths eyieuces of their skill, their Industry
aud then genus Snch N exhibition peculiarly
iscs.ing, s1d I'll .ho must h,ve been grstihed lie
hi.n" I" throughout with much interest aud al IA.
cosc oi h- remarks tie ai.Bcs entertained with
exccett music by Mr, Tmm and ~. vi..ano one
o n, Puplls q Ms Mastons school sang with macs
taste sud foF her vocal acronr bments awarded
soia @e,ial hy one 81 the audience
The exhibition closes this even1e--and tbs rnosafng,
from nine tl two tb. sircmes ef penmsash,p vii al
hc collected tngcihcr for examination ny the committee
who i,ave tits department under their charge.
A,sss, Mt -f--on ,asi evening ..loecrt c inah,e'
a,vn sof the second time ths s.ason with Madame
aaz,ap,ra tlcei. Madame isbodr tIsabclIal, vormes
.Birsu, and Ior.ai ,obertl The night the soir,e
dos,su ~ Nrns Gszlnila who viii dcpart week Coz
nsvsnh. The house fal and fashionable. and the
performance very eednabl. Que h. such roies Alice
~heie the grsai'si exserens. tic s.mphasy
81 sbs character, Mrnc. Gaz,snsax aetng . somewhat
i,, pronounced she was however. very elective AMI
IL the - "a. received the cntnns lasc
syI.anse sh.,b well deserved IN that particular
si.nts throughout the opera Mime cszxsnisa tho
tecpen, :" yers sreeat to satisfy the mosi s,iyscf
p,ns donna and that saying Ffcai deal Basrsu %
l"fmcs eos roe snd he w. nsver bette, y ,atn -
lssi nem. iAbof5e executed ibc ainlfabl. ravstna,
RsSe,i IT, gss ei~t vcfy veil and lorni VS. care
fa ssd
r. N 80 LAT sscf.as. ~ tie viii be gwen TIE
pre-. 'sinme = extremely root. snd recommend
e tperai attention cG the arrr PORTION o ons readers
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pot tssve io he gwen at he Academy t. day
r eonp fabcrdc cszn,sa a., other f.voritcs are 10
sns R'trtop's theatre will re "Tcu % night under tha
drert,"u Ne~ss Moore and oiwine Sho ace reported
e. hass src'ucd coed worsang comIsny They tender
~ ccmely calicf Extremes" in whgh NJ. Peter
Nshtrss agd Ms daughter g. Perform. the Ravcls
ae - aptsr IN two of ihelr besl Ianomncs Nislos
Mr. barry sullivan 30 take leave of the patrons ~ lbe
Roadway the character of E,charJ m W. aud Mrs
Howard and their daughter. c.raella. arc sso ao.c
thcA eagsgemcut ~ the Bowery a new farce by NJ
Eto,thtn, styled Take Care oi Char.y" a. b. pea
dneed m wallacks. "our Amorican Cousn' vii n
b. ~pcai"d a laura kccnes wah rceafa 10 the
Museum I'D the diAerru, minstrel ccmpanes q = on'v
Necessary = s'y ths their rrog 1tte a.
tractvc ever.
rrois.iu v r,nl,pArma.- MIR JAman snaeanees IN
Ia, Philadelphia journals that Vile P.ccolonm VII
avIrar ~ the Musical Funa ai on FRIDAY asd SATURDAY
c newt wees, the programme ise ssdug cou,ort. the
music lesson rom "FgI@ del ReVgimcnio." ia ssTva
rsdr9na apd non Paspase The hall viii hc dttct
~ a. theatre Il that there has been , slight
difference q opinion between ar Ullman and ,bc direc
tors q she Philadelphia Academy. The manage s1ys-.
Although the directors have roscndcd their orrm, anI
nuwarrantcd DECISION. that Nile Pccocmnl should
NOT srrea - all IN Philadelphia unless tske me Al
denny ~ most cxtravagant Tor wccSs, ye they
Sill INSIST npon an extra charge o. 500 Cor two nrhts n
addition e what was paid formerly Nv me and othCrs
simply OF account " Nlc Piccolomn qnto foff sting
that am obliged already 100 stockholders Cor
no,hng
gsOrsSne % BrRroSs FHysrsy This house VIII ~
opened tor the winter 10 night with be American
comedy, Extremes in winch several artists new 10
this public VIII ,ase parts.
Card from senos Miguel de Embu.