The New York herald., 1865-03-16
The New Jersey Legislature.

THE ANrI-sLAvBRY AMENDMENT-JoHN P. STOCK
TON ELECTED UNITED STATES SENATOR.
TRENTON, N. j., March Is, 1855.
In the Senate, In the debate the constitutional
amendment Mr.. Randolph, Of Hudson, denied that
voting against placed himself and others in the posi
ton Of defending institution the existence Of which
he deprecated and desired TO dispose Of rapidly
humanity and due regard to the rights Of all permitted
Messrs Chandler OF Norris and Holman followed on the
same sde The question was thon postponed until TO-
morrow.
O'Clock.
The rule to elect by majority was rescinded, and
John +. Stockton was elected, having received forty
Mr.. scovel, Of Camden nominated and voted for Fred
erick T. Frelnghuysen Of Essex This nomination was
nominated and voted for Mr. vroom Mr.. Kennedy
democrat Of Warren nominated and voted for James W.
Wall Mr.. Jenkins democrat, Of Union, nominated and
voted for H. s Little, Of Monmouth.
motion made by Mr. jenkins 70 adjourn sine die
without an election which was lost by vote Of 40 yeas
The ballot for Senator stood as follows
John John = @ stockton @ dem. 20 Peter D. & vroom.
Fred 7. Frelinghuysen. James W. Wall. n.......... i
ITALIAN OPEsA-FSa Daroso given to q very good
and fashionable house last night 1t unexceptona-
bly, sung all the artists doing full justice to their roles
We are glad TO see that Norma will be produced this
evening this opera affords opportunity for those
nne dramatic effects with which Mile Zucchi invests tho
character Of the Druidess and which have already
stamped her rendition Of II with the seal Of public ap
probation. We regard Norma Of Zucchi's very
best parts.
Mr. MarstDek announces-and We are very glad to
have TO record factthat he will be able to retain
the services OF his artists for two additional nights and
we will therefore have opera on Monday
and Tuesday Of next week. With o generosity
which we hope the stockholders will gratefully
appreciate, Marctzek politely informs them that
fors sbeoe ubt thciy hoxe at
disposal without any charge, although need hardly
say that this privilege written In the bond.o
II liberal but characteristic act on the part OF Mr.
Maretzek who we arc bound to say has been will
ling TO accomm the stockholders as well pro.
vide most unselnshy for the pleasure OF the public We
believe that we are TO DO introduced 70 dsttans on
Monday night in the person Of Mile Stella Bonheur
Peroo, In Linda young lady whose hne, fresh, con-
tno voice careful study and graceful person give fair
Of success II we can judge from her excellent
rehearsals OF the part. To evening FUifdni
will be given; and Saturday the last grand MATINEE
with La Fbrsd dd Deasno
BROADWAY THEATRE This week brings another variety
and another at this house Mr. Owens appears in
new charactcrthst Of the old Toymaker, Caleb Plum
mer in Boucicaults delightfully."- dramatized version Of
the Cricket the Hearth. The tciat which Mr.
Owens secured by his rendering Of solon Shngle is
enhanced by his delicate natural porrature Of the old
toymaker and establishes his capacity for presenting old
men with those nne touches Of nature which time
provoke laugh, and in another moment Hutering at
the heart and certain moisness Of the eycld, which
betokens q deeper emotion. Mr.. Owens In fact, In
Caleb Pummcr makes a sensaton-not In the ordinary
Of that term, but something which 10 indicative OF
the mastery Of the artist the sensibties Of his
audience. Mr. Jamisons John Peerybinge Is admirably
acted Miss Placide's Dot 10 fair, and Miss Osborns
blind Bertha better The play h produced In excellent
style The scenery s good, and the cosaumng fauess
During the nrst three nights the house crammed
and Will doubtless continue TO be during the rest Of
the week while Dot is kept on the stage.
CoxrlnSErARY CorcsRT.-0n Saturday evening there
will be grand complimentary concert TO Mr. O. Gra-
fua bandmaster Of the Seventh regiment at the reg
mental armory, over Tompkns Market The pro-
gramme ID good one.
CorcrRT on sSoSoR NoSciARpDl This excellent artist
announces concert for Saturday evening, At stsnways
rooms, Fourteenth street. sgnor Mongardni 10 well
known a. Q studoue painstaking and conscientious
tlsC and We trust his concert win bo well attended.
Tu~opopr THouAs' Symphonic SoIREE.-The fourth