Evening star., 1862-06-10
LOCAL. NEWS.
AMusKMENrs To.NIsHI.


Fonpis ArHENEuM M-Mausger Ford has an
nounced an admirable bill Of fun and laughter, at
bis pleasant Atheneum tr-nig ht, inIhe repetltlon
OF the local play entitled "Three Fast Mem; q
drama Of city life of the hi2 hest interest, and set
Of with songs. jokes and budget OF laughter
provoking squibs. Mr. Bishop appears as Jerry
blossom, Mr.. McCulloeh as HARRY Jerdsn, and
Mrs Bishop a. Jenny Fairlove The scenery for
this piece by Parker, Is noticeably good.
GROvsE's THEarER The comedy entitled
UThe Romance Of Poor Young Man" drama
tired with much spirit from the French story Of
thst name. and which has been brought out In
excellent style at Growers Theater, attracted
large audience last night, and was received with
hearty applause, the performers being called out
by scclsmaton, at the end Of a striking scene OF
the play. Mr.. Mortimer, a late accession to the
company, made a good impression ss the hero Of
the piece, baviDg fne face, good figure, mobile
features and easy action Setchell, Lefty Hough
Ada Proctor. Jennie Parker, Sophie Climber,
Tilton, Phillips, Baker, Mrs. Germop, were all
excellent. The play will be repeated tonight
CANrBEsURY.-Miss Clara Butler has met with
very satisfactory success since her debut upon the
Canterbury boards. The management Of this es-
tsblisbment, ever after something new, have COM
binGd concert and drama; and therefore, in addi-
tion 70 the vocal and instrumental minStrelsv the
comedy entitled the Rough Diamond" will be
produced tonight, with Harry Rice IS Cousin Joe.
ODD FELLows' HALL All the principal scenes
Of the great Tt bellon such an attles skirmishes,
naval engagements and scenes Of prominent places
and Of cities are now being displayed TO sppre-
FLORAL AND SIRAwB8RRv FESTIVAL The
ladies connected with the different churches Of
this city have completed their arrangements fo!,
end are now tholding, festival at the rooms Of
the Ncung Mems Christian Association, opposite
Browns HO'el. Flowers, fruit, articles useful
and ornamental will be offered for sale by the
fairest of the fair The object is a very laudable
one, being the erection of a missionary school,
and we trust the ladies will be successful in their
efforts
FOUNDRY NJ f. CRuRcH.-The ladies Of this
Church, being desifous OF refurnshing the par
sOnage, to secure the means for that purpose, are
aOw holding straw berry festival in the Sabbath
school room OF this church, and they invite all
the liberal and benevolent to resort thiher, where
they can secure hour Of rational endowment,
and at the same time aid In a laudable work.
APOLLO CONCERT SALOON -Signer TibertinI
makes melody for all at this resort. Prof. Mach
nm, whose ability is well known, leads the or
Cbestra. FirstClass refreshments are dispensed
by pretty walter gir's.
AcADBM9 OF hUsIc-Rosenthal, ever deter.
mined 10 give satisfaction, takes great pains to
select the music performed at his establishment
from the mcst famous cperaiic and classic authors
His larder and wine cellar. too, are well stocked
with the best In the market.
SERkNADE IN The THIRD Ward -Tbe nitizsn,
of the Third Ward assembled last night at the
Northern market for the purpose Of serenadinp
the successful candidates from that ward The
procession was formed about 10 O'Clock, and
headed by T. PrOspeTi's band. proceeded 10 call
upon the aldermen and councilmeu elected In
the procession were two large na2s and several
usnsparencies, which bore appropriate notices.
They hrst called on Alderman Brown, by whom
they were invited In to q bountiful collation. and
Individually he thanked them for the compli-
ment. The procession was then reformed, and
proceeded 70 the residence Of Thos A Stevens
-EsG, where they were cordially received and
entertained, as they were az Mr.. Brswn'a
ProceeJins up Tenth street, they halted In
nont OF Mr.. President Shepherds, where loud
calls were made for that gentleman, who came
forward, end In few remarks, returned his
thankI
Alderman Cephane, Of the Second Ward. be
leg loudly called for, came forward and congrat-
ulated them upon being the banner ward He
alluded TO the canvass in Ills own ward, where
ellis, but the Second Wardefs were determIned IN
show to the world that they would elect no man
out those true TO the Constitution and the Union
Iney bad made sweep Of the entire city and
elected men without any Ifs or butts Mr q
closed by coDgratulst!ng the city on their choice
for Mayor and Boards Of Council, who had laid
ssoe al parry sPirli and placed themselves upon
the broad platform Of the Constitution and the
laws, determined to work solely for the welfare
OF he CITY, loud applause and cries for Rich
Alderman Richard. appeared I'm re,ponse IN ,hs
can, and conRratGla.ed the assemblage not only
upon the result Of the election, but upon the
councils having chosen from the ward presiding
emcers for both branches, which he thought WIS
emlnently due, a. the ward which had always
been true IVES this wear the banner ward He
believed that the chenges which have recently
taken plsce In this vicinity had armly established
TIE seat OF government here, and that with our
city railroads and the manufactures which he
hoped to Bee put up in this vicinity with their
their thousands OF white workmen, we would
have population here that would prevent the
possibility OF secession and trSachery getting up
permost IApplsuse.l
The company were then invited in and partook
ot the hospitalties Of the host; after which they
proceeded 10 the residences OF Council nan Lewis
and Assessor Curtis, by whom the7 were appro-
Priately received.
HEART-BURNIHGs AMONGST IAE CoLoRKp
BREIHREN-The colored felix's now that they