The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY JUNE 1s. 1853
City AnIussn me nts,

IN LW IOhA dEKALU,
| City Amussmsnts.
Mrs Charlotte Cushwau is announced 10 play her faro
well eugsgt ment ss Nibo's Garden commencrg on Mon
| osy rtxt Nj <. L. Davenport will support kiss Oash
AZ IN the leading male chAra,ters, and the compAoy
otherwise strong ore On Saturday afternoon Miss cush
wsp rs's hsy 'asi ppex In Boston, and at five p NJ
With the stock Company LETT Tor r0'oenoe' saa psyo'
neg Asfiiiies on the Same evening O.
| theatre
Inc Ros zAri ballet troupe closed theIr engagement
bur'ohs on Monday afternoon. they appear next In Bos-
~ ME- Lamoureux d an exquisite artist and should bs
duly ADJ dated In the modern Athena
Al the Acads,uy q Music 70 night "Lands d Casmou.
nix with Gsszapgs, Bssnoli, AmOdo, GAssier and Mics
Philips will be suDg for the Last time. 1t viii DO al
mirably rendered, and should draw . crowded house.
Tho bed weather late bas somewhat Iessened toe a
tendance u the OPERA and Friday and Saturday many
persons were prevented from going 70 the Academy
through fear Of postpone ment The artists however
deter mined TO adhere 10 their announcements, rain
shine, which ID . very credtable announcement. Tho
new opera, sappho" Will be ready for representation
Friday.
pleasant recognition Il the mort Of Mr.. Eddy a.
sger and actor viii b given h evening by The attaches
OF the Bowezy theatre. will DO tho two hundred and
ninety third night Of the season and the hundred
third Of Mr.. Eddy's performance The bill includes
"Bertram," the "Irish Lon" tho "Wandering Min
strel AID "Faustus (nrst ac with the force Of the
company and mary volunteers, including Mr.. L. GOLDSMITH
and Brysnts' Mnsrels ". Eddy was Que Of the very
few managers in the city country who me! promptly all
his engagements during the bard times and this affair Is
in recognition Of tho fact No doubt the public will
warmly second the movement Of the Bowery company.
Mr. c. hasset, who has been giving his musical and
literary entertainments In Australia, India and England,
bas srTved In town. intending 10 give us "tasts OF his
quality"
Keenes theatre and tho Broadway lot for
the summer season.
Herr Fcrnee comm ences his Western tour this weok
with concert 81 Pittsburg, Pa.
IMPROVEMENTS IN OPrHAIMc SURoKRY-DR MosCnzHKKR.
Among the recent arrivals In this city from the South
Ia that Of Dr. Noschzisker, distinguished European
geon, who has made his speciality the treatment Of dis
Of the eye and the Dr. Moschzlsker has kept
advance OF the great improvements opthalmic sur
gery-the result Of the abofs Of surgeons who do
voted the exclusively TO this branch OF medical
and Of the benevolent societies who have esta-
bshed hospitals for the purpose He the author
Of several works upon the anatomy OF the eye and ear
and the inventor Of several important mechanical aids to
ing The doctor comes fully epdorsed professionally and
socially, srd Is route for the West from whence after
professional tour he Intends to return and take his
residence in this city
The Republican Cougresamen In New York.
THEIR RECEPTION BY TIN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COM
MITTEEs- REMARKS OF MEssRs. GROW, OF PENN
sYLvANA, LovEJ0Y, OF ILLINOIS, AND MORRILL,,
OF VERMONT.
Tho adjournment Of Congress has brought 10 this city
some twenty Senators and Representatives, who
looking up the lions previous to their departure for home
The members Of the Republican Central Committees
solved to take advantage Of the presence Of their Con-
gressona leaders their midst and get up demoustra
finn In THAR h{n kulsra sat uiOht
publican headquarters No. els Broadway The meeting
presided by John A. Kennedy, Chairman Of the
Old Mems Central Committee Tho Oongressnen present
we're .sss,s Morgan and DOdd, Of New York Grow and
B,syson. Of Rhode Island, and Horen, Of vermont
The Chairman introduced. as the first speaker,
Mr. GALUsHA GRow Of Pcnnsylvauia, who was most
warmly ieceved, addressed the meeting u length He
said he Was happy 70 meet sDy portion Of he reDub
ua position in the Republic and occupying ~ they did
Of Tho OF the commerce Of the World-occu
az SS N S Of T. me
anx that still adhered 10 the teachings Of the Fathers of
the Republic, and who were ready 70 support her nsi
but one language in reference 70 the liberties Of mankind
ard he hr Crow was rsoiced that abe bad day, in
Of The ussous Sssd soOS .SoudsT .
chou der with them In the bygone conflicts Of the country
ss. cOoes when Pspnsy vsns for The nrsi time IN the
history Of the republic supported an opposite
che ban 70 idols Bqi he a.y
be thus speak and express his regret far
the State concerned he proud 10 say that one
portion q the old Keystone saie bad not fltsred in the
MAJ Oh Of the progress Of the republic. his fortune
10 represent district In that Stae which still the
ro,oo hs. s Sered % he seschnss Of her FrsnE
still spoke the sentiments OF the Declaration. Amid
the hills Of the the teachings Jefferson and
upooyrupted peassby and he rusted that In future
Penney ivanis would be found acting In coonec
the future we're however, bright and was therefore un
sary iotun 10 the gloom OF the past The honorable
serve that Il As for The American people 70 determine
whether The teachings OF Jefferson, Webster. 10 the
fathers OF their counuyshould again become tho princ
pies to adopted by tho rising generation, and the
slavery question confined and imlted 70 the peculiar
localities where su,h laws bad force He next referred 70
the expenditures OF the administration Not more than
year ego they had surplus In The treasury OF over
twenty niIons end to-cay they were obliged 70 borrow
money TO cay their debts The increased expenditure Of
the government IN one year amounted To nineteen mill
Ions, 10 might tweniy-the expenditure Of the coun
Try In enc yesr and IN time Of peace How he asked
have been speLt during the past year for any Legitimate
IurpcseS AM political economist who could tell them
the yea could we solve the phi osophers stone. He
traced increased expenditure from the year 1854 and
fon or rover nmsn,s He deprecated the policy Of bow
ing al Rance 70 the executive, and not TO those who Gle
ys'ed the paths In power TO and ne mat
end the Of their country bad been forgotten by
the democracy Of to-day. Cheers The slave question
wss one that produced bearly all The conflicts between
them and he knew the annual expenditure OF the ad
mirirafion would have It's baneful effects The honora
bic ecn,lemsn commented on The bred Scott cssc, and
stated that the Supreme Court had given 70 the country
new corsttuucp, which OH. rent from that pro
claimed by Jefferson In 20. BE hoped that the slave
question you'd long be the controlling element In their
country but that the American )pe would look 70 the
interests Of The republic. Amor some further observa-
uens the Kansas question, tho honorable gentleman
resumed bis seat amid loud and enthusiastic cheers.
Hon. Mr. LovYor, Of Illinois, .aid that he had come
tsnire, az he somewhat surprised NJ his reception.
with regard 10 the republicans he thought that he lord
bad cobe fer IN, he used DO for the Jews OF old
be had divided their enemies, and religious man he
1.-THE speaker) submitted 10 the viii Of Providence.
fIAuehier) The administration party was putrescent
but lite o. beauty followed decay and death. hb
country was made up diff rent natonaes and % the
republican PARTY made up OF several old parties, and
uss all the better for that Hs spoke Of The dsmocrnAc
party a beirr DEAF carcase.