The sun., 1862-04-25

/ pei, child oi ABOUT hVe years. No one % Love
was captally sung Ivy Fannie Hoyt, about
| 10 years old. She was deserve1ly applaud.
ed Messrs Cherry, B,nnen and Even,
Of the Seventh ward Glee Club, then
sang, receiving deserved applause, the fine trio
" wind ely whisper" The second part opened
with q n,.. ...a, "LElisire d'Amoro," which Was
played in = mastery manner Oh tine piano 10y Mr.
7. y. sullivan Next came solo tho aul chorus
"reach me Jesus how h. love Thee" w.rI1hy j.
Harry Hayward, music boy r. y. Sullivan sung
| 10y " sses julia Valentine, M,rths Hsuey, LYI.sa
shscLer, snd Mater Fred Vaughan. TIE solo
ySs heautu.y sung hy Miss MARSHAL, and tno
THO was well lhsrmonized by her snd tlo othorts'
young lndics. sDu1, " Tho Cuckoo" was %, yt
sang iy Mary Ella Marslsll, pretty child about
nine years Old. She vas recalled, and repeated ihs
song amid great applause. Mss julia Valentine
and Mrs Catherine Mckenzie next sang duct
" Thro' the Woods" with exquisite swcctucs7 aud
taste, aud were dcservcdly npplaudod. Drtko's
" Aidrcss 10 the American Flag" was thea r.,t.l
by Master Richard Carpenter Aule Guy Cape
then sng now version of " Yankee u ode"
and created some amusement by her na.v"
manner Of singing H. Tho hne Trio fr. 10
Mcnjglsohn's orntorio Of Enjih. "GI up
thine Ey,s." was next sung bJ N.ssls va.,u.
tine, H,ncy and 5ahacher who rendered il fan Jus
toe Msssrs Cherry, Bonne!l, Euscoe aud Even
! followed with the Hunters Farewell NJ a quar-.
tettc, aud were tncored, but did not re.rUIeir
Mary Duryoa, a handsome girl Of 20, then sang
"Some Folks" very well indeci, aud wa- warmly
! appauded Ellis Durycs, lpycly child Of siS years
Gang The Little Maiden" very we'd, aud narrowly
escaped an encore. Miss julia Valentine sang
"Tm Merry Z.ngara" very swccty. The Com
Ger, closed y the children, vycai,ts and audience
singing q" The star.spsnslod banner" one OF Tie
Toys waving Union Gag during the singing. The
children then gave three cheers and the audience
dispersed
CiosiNu or THE CoScFRr SALooNs.-Thc
law for the suppression u the Concert sdoon sys.
toIn n this city was put in force last night 10y the
Police authorities Hundreds OF curious persona
throngcd Broadway, from dark uuui midnight
watching tac proceedings with intense interest, hut
no undue demonstration occurred and the law wa,
enforced quietly. Oficial Information having been
received at the Police Head Quarters of the exist
cncc Of the law, General Superintendent Kennel .
late yesterday afternoon issued the floving order
10 thc telegraph operators, which was Immediately
complied with
"Soufy all Concert Saloons that the law rcsulnt
ing them will be eulprccttoui-hL"
Awaiting further msttu atuus, Tho several Polo,
Captains were summoned before Mr. k".n,d, r
the evening, and t. each vas handed hy In-l .Jo
Leonard copy OF The following general or.,r
- OTVlrF 10 rur srrsHlSrr,prSroy rnrI
MsF'rotIAr rnllrE i'J Le''ar sr
ouu,Et ~ TLN NLW iuKE, Ay.I'.
Gcn.rh Ori,r ~. aii.
] Cant ---- --- Precinct,
sR-You will forthv.u. notify the pr.rriel5r
- or r,rsou ln charge ul r,.h tn.trp, Cuu.rrt t.Iu
whore tie peri unRnc' u' theatrical, upr.1t.c, ltl
let, negro minslrelsy negro or other dancing, o
l. any other entertainment 2f ne stag" ur any part
d, parts OF such entertainments, or any circus per
formHlcc or who the performance Of any iu. /. let
u rope dancer, or acrobat j. sNA,l.tad, that Until
It license for such exhibition shall have been fret L.
-, aud obtained from competett authority, the cam
% II unlawful; that the owners ami lsF,eoa Of th
~ premises where such exhibition LEps place, viii
e. out lceusc and the Managers aud each uf tho per
10 formers engaged In such exhibition are liable /
the PENALTY provided hy law utt NO wine, bee
OF strong OF BIiTiti"IH liquors flh. no -uiI or hu
II uizhcd g. any person in The uuItIritm or lorh,'
any apartment connected Herewith hy R'y d-H
," window or other aperture tat no irmHl
lc shall be employed or Permitted tn inyii
H. or attend ia nuy mnnner' or T. iiru''h n
treatments 10 thc audience ur sl'ectat rs nt az
such exhibition ot pert rm7uec, o.. . my Of then
lc or ot any other place q pal '' uns.'r.u mtg tHat "a
pr violation o1 H.. law sgl I'gts tho license q. he o
nj y.s'i The dc H.'u u' a." officer Competent tn r
woke the license l. not sgN'.t 'o rt reviewed. r
tc c,n any appeal hr taken t..r"f, 'n, u.r aia. u
re other courr bee i-sVcj o. ANY prrsou whose ',u
ol ,f.s Nccu revoked. Tie penalty t.r rn.h ylH-Ll.
mt u'tf1'" .n tarS' caste. . i"ln""u'.i 'u O.
I. .ut'Ntaty MT 10 q, 'ru fyf. u.r more ttH 'r''
lIt months; 90 hr 'iue ut ',. i.uu lIp nor a.
45nu, o. ly lul... u Is yr.- a.if, H.d te duty
no sa.l urulh,r .r ,.l- tuu.r.ui G., cater At at
d ttrc, wlpuuY iipt,t'.nu4 v OBJ other iut,os, az
Do, such place of amusement Hj Hrf,st HHl .u..y
away any AMI ever, person o.mrl''us .uv s' I
rha'c enumerated rrohhls.d "ctr;to nc co,t W.
I' ts,1yi. JOHN \. KENNEpN
is- G.uI sIp' Police.
J,s. Iro~ AVN lusp,ttor.