The New York Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1854, Page 4

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Tus Guanaw Case YestexpaY~Nover Pao- | bes bought himself « little bo sestead with 401 | cexpixes 1s CounT—T.e cour) was star td | lar sent from Americs. It @very earioas to | ee | always 10 azeothly paved, and she bas mech to leara i | Defore che ean tabe, ass righ:, the position to which she: bas Deen tem_orarily raised by tie favor of goneroas | port sive if at 1 P.M. of the 22d ‘September, with | @ strong westerly wind, which lasted four days. | She arrived at the bar at 8 P. M., on Sundey. Her NEW YORK '4ERALD. JaQUkS GORDO s guyxruTt, Bo ¢ how s ngularby t be, been our dest! PRorearToR .Ny EDITOR. Srrics BF. CoMveR oF KaN8AU AND FULTOW sts. passenger list is very la-ge, numbering 701. Her cargo was smal, §'¢ left in Bremen roads ® fleet of vessels bound to the United States, with about ; yertercay mornng by an application from yu eke: en of the twelve urors empannelled io this | come to Ireland's relief. ‘ease ‘0 discharge them fiom fulfilliog a duty which, 0 their. pinion, the im, utations cast ommnanatane Waar's ww rae Wi ep Now t—The telegraph | BROADWAY THEATRE. Hi i TEE NkW ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE. { | The prosactioa of Eogttsh opera st this th atra, fa Sue fecaei the most powerful lyrical e-mpstitioa that cur friends. Mr W Morshall was the “Jogomar” of the elgut Ths ac'er hoS @ Sue voice, a mainly prosenca, and a good Ogure Bis extested knowledge o! the etogo of ene €,000 € opts, waiting a fair wind. | in Uw ca, that the K. Not cara- . hos taugst bim bow to prod: fests, LD 2 conte 8 » J 0 | norms a rm a. 2ow Nochiogs sty bas ar yet witnessed, fava), too, by the inangara- 8! produce effects, and his i) ory Wiper 3B sence por i TRE TRIAL OF Da. GReH AM. psn herweitth ase: Coen eeneongm in thet quarter. revoleng age net the pomiaa- ten of tre new Acatomy of Mu wat a doltand ha- perfarmanea Iast evening at once blished him 27 Sieet Wosinin aad Bie amy part 4j tke Cow. , We elvewhero give a report of the cvaclading pro- forming ma sati facto y mavner tothemslves. | 1 6 11 man oud Sormggs as their guberuato. MoUs expaimenton the partof the Broadway muss» ia pubilo davor, Lie Is svaotimes Iab.od La de- rv. Many ‘ave been the specu atons upon the ment. There wore severe! conditions intispensadio to livwry, ard hase bat ta%it of snstamizg his picta-onq 10 * ceedings in this ease, and ie ap editorial article we 2 BY by Med for Be! . a App 15 IW EAL, have commented upon the course of the coart aud motives which led to tiis:te, on the part of | "# ragga ee bed ot ee its veseas Ye tho Srst pl-co,m> effort of tho aitirndes too lorg. Te was loudly calle! fer at the end war ad Pw AT TURATER Urvadway—Ls Borrsuwria * aay aPoav py Rete, Sew -cw Owatsav—Oun BIPLAD, Beeetvew.—ceee Momeren Le, Wane — —- SORTONS. Chew iers cers Morerecne Us vis-T Paner ee ane Gee emr es Bow k Dave THE a1 TEA Tak C etham street - 8. co aos OF — Bonus Cam GeTROFe TAN (HVACR Moe Bno Asour Ne~ wes Bon ane Con AD MT ORO — Anarvcen—Apeim— Passer or Srenimg-- Boe cscun. wie ane ee s7's oTrfta fore Bre: DBeee- ARE eee Gee Sw tre ~ ~~ we AN MINSTRM.S -Meowanice Mart wr WE PALL, 004 Owradway -Brveran cae Creme | counsel in withd wing the relative of Dr. Graham , from the jury. Up to toe time of patting our paper j | to prees the jury had rot rendered their verdict. | TERRIVEE STELaDOAT CATASTROPHES. Under the telegraphic hea) way be fouod a brief | account of one of th most ca amitous steamboat Gieatters that we beve had to record since the burn- ing of the Henry “lay. STATE OF THE MARKETS. Good So ¢xtra braads of State and Southern flour were #out 12) «evts per barrel better, yesterday, Whea was dai; Canadian whi‘e, én bond, gold at #140 $150. Indtan corn advacced sbout one cent sperbushe, e5d cosed et 79°. for sousd Western mixed. “Rye sold st $116. Pork waa firmer, with sales for immediate deliv ry at #12 25 a $1231, and Mt $12 37, deliverable next Monday, fur mess; prime was unchanged. Cotton was firm, with moderate tales. Freights wore rather firmer to Liverpool ‘Cor’ corn, which wos pretsy froely taken, as was also cotton. The Blectionx fo Day, ‘un Pennsyivania, Ohio | and: Indiana, the ury It is clear that so long as Mr. George Wellman Wiight-aconne tion of the prisoner, baving been mpannelied throuch crrer, uegli- gence or a.cident—ea: upon the ury, a ver- dict of acquittal woud h-ve been viewed with suspicion by a large portion o' the community, and would have afforded eavilicrs « fair oppor. tunity fo: denying ts ustice. If, therefore, as the trial proceeded, the eleven protesting jurors saw that their minds were leaning to- wards rn acquit a', the most natural tring in the world for them to do wes 0 «ust Wright from among them in order that their vervict should not be teinted with suspicion. How- ever this be, the application was made, and after uch discussion, and avery proper re~ Juctance on the part of the Court, Mr. Wright was withdrawn by cohsest of the prosecuting oficer'and the prisoner. The trial then pre- eceded belore eleven jurors, and Mr. O’Couor at once began his closing speech. Cearcil. and Sewer? at Uscien; or is thy Uilmsn aod Scragg* chet their work? The Tribune poi- To-opbers cbarge it as a Seymour movement, and s«y that rom hes atthe tots mof i. We think it rather a cold wate affair. where are the Know N things? Uliman is | ead. ap; but wh re is Seraggs? Exrortiox.— Jastiee Osbora bas jast sovta bostman to Blackwell's Island fur -.x moathe fur extortiog weney from a passenger. Will abybody establish a convection betwe mn this worthy Jadge aud some of our heck drivers? A few uch lessons would do them and the pavlic a world of good. And will some o her philan- thropic soul draw his Hovor’s attection to a case of «xtertion far greater than t at above meption¢d—namely, the conduct of tue Unioa Ferry Company? Six months at Bleckwett's Islacd would do the directors a world of good. hove been received with favor unleas ite { requirites of first rate talent and completeness in its | ' eneemble—two elemonts exceedingly diffentt to neite in | this partieutsr Drench ef the lyrical dramx. ia t! tecond ft was to be doubied whether after the sur which the public have had of opera for tho last few ; months, avd thocowparatively limited patrocags ft bas mrt with, audiences cantd be got togetser to ju-tity such a5 enterprise. Tho results of ihe openiyg por- formsvce of last night bave 20 far satiefactoc'ly borne out the hopes on whith tho spemlation was grounded. Prepared for something like disappolat ment, we bave sot witzeosed for many y-ars a mora comp'ete and desided snocess. tineo the W ods were here we Dave pot seem kngli-h opers presented on the New York tage uncer clicumstances which so com pletely folTle: our iteas of what english epera should be. The privelpal singers are not only far above the general average of English voowdlata, but rival in excel. leper some of the leading stare of the Ita ian school. ‘the chornses sxhfoited ali the evidences of careful and +biful trainirg Tho orchestra, streng hened by nu- merous ditions, sud led by Sigcor La sancs, was por- fest in its instrumentation; en! to rtimulate the efforts ofall concerned tho heuse #8: crowded with one of the mot numer: us noo fasbionable aw that has boss ¢f tbe play, and io a modest eyeech thankel the au Gicuce fur te fever shown bom = Mr. Marshall |) ome of ‘Ube best actors om the Americen slags. The other parts in “Ingomer” were weil sustaivc:, and tbe pert rmaree was abighly reepectatie one, Mr Btynge, the stage manager, announced that Miss Makesh’s eugegsmeat would contisue during the enrung fortaigat. To mgut she plays Bestrice. in ‘Stusk Ado about Notaiag;? Me, Ltynge a2 Beuedick, ana Mr Tharles Pope «i Doo Ciandio, BURTON'S THEATRE. Sheridan's grest ecmoiy of */bo Nivale. or a Pelp to Bath,” was ployed last night st Barton's theatre be- fore a fu'l house. Burton rectere? Bob ‘eras a9 he al- ways does, ani kept the audience ia unosasing roars of laughter. Mr . Placide made bis frst appearance thie season in bis well known charic‘er of Sir anthoay Ab- solute It will be euffclent to say that he his lost none of his formar spirit. The czst altogsther was o splindit one. Fisher atpeared as Fantkland, Jordan a» Capiaia Absolute, Jobuston ss !avid, Mazchant aa Sir Lucius, Mira Raymond sa Lidia, and Miss Kate Saxon as Julia. Al: did justice to thetr parts The comedy ot I’ 0 Rivals’? is such a universal faverits that we aeed oot lund ite metits We have only to say taat those who would see Ss SS SS The three groat and important States of | Expositions of law are beyond the province | pyywriven.——-The weather yesterday and the | qa milea sitio ite walls this scason. it rendered to pe fection, must s-e it pecforme| with sceh. om on _ = - Pevney!vania, Ohio and Indiana hold their | of newspapers. It belongs to us, however, to | (4)1 fashions on Broadway. OF Mus Louisa Pyne considerable exportations tad ee lest night. siarnteap arta Mats for State elections toainy. The results of these | review the proceedings of courts of justice, So rp enenery e beer formed from the biilliant début which she mais in | went wan concluded aitn the lavghablo of “fhe ps Brraip we Al \< Phe Omar moll stew eh ip America, Capt ae Reston, ¢2 Wedmenly, oi 12 o'clock M., [ne Tee Durepenn muile wil of oe tm thie city at ba past Ow0e ooek thik afternncn Foe kast> (pred mt Promch sed Rugtish.) will be @etiiends ot lem o clock im the morning, Mingle cop.as B eTAEp Fe ei panes. wubsasiptions asd advertisements for any @!!' om of Gre New Vous Gumsr> wi.) be received ot the f lowing Places io barope — - dche Banter No. 2 Porsiice ctrvet, No 17 Chrnit » ‘eerie . Livingston, Wells A Co , § Place de in he coutents of the Rorepenn efittoe ef the Manin WG embrace tie news received by mail sat telerepa at ee fhe during the previous weer, ead to (he Hour of pablo. on fhe sews. NOMINATIONS FOR CITY OPrr Last night the soft sheli an!) the bard shell we @leetions will go far to shape out the general drift of parties and factions in the North, in reference to the momentous issues of the ap- ¢ proachiog Presidential campaign. In Pennsylvania.a Govertor, a State Legis- lature, (upon which will devolve the election of # United States Senator, in the plece of Mr Cooper, whig), end twenty-five members of Congress have to be chosen. At the last elec” tion the delegation stood sixteen demetrats and nine whigs. In this instance, however, the work- lug of the spoils policy of ti administration, the Nebraska bill, and the temperance question, which, upon the acceptagbe or rojection of the prinelple of the Maine liquor law is made a dizect iesue before the people, render all the resulte of all elections heretofore utterly ase- less for any satisfactory calculations or -coa- aud where they do not seem to us confurmable to tbe rules of common sense and equity, to express a candid opinion thereon. Acting upon this principle, we have watched the whole pro ceedings in the ease of this jury with great re gret. How-ceme Mr. George Wellman Wright on the jury at all? How did it happen thut his relationship to the prisoner, which was known to so many, was a secret trom the prosecuting offic r, whose business it was to find out “all about” the ury? How came it that Mr. George Wellman Wright held his tongue when empan- nelled, and suppressed'the material fact of his relationship? Again, the case having been commenced wit. this incompetent juror, in vir- tue of what precedent was he withdrawn and the case continued before eleven others? We bave read constantly that when plaintiff aad Weber, our agent ta Philadelphia, writes to us to say that the ilaato rab sorizere wore deprives of their papers an Siturday leet, on account of the cxreleasness of the employes of the rath wey company. It seems that the esrly morvlog train was delayed near Princeton by an socitent, that the pu sengers were tracsferred and eoat on by tle next train, but the erates c»ntaiaiog the papers wore left bouind. It was stated that they would be seat to Kensington, bar late in the af'ernoon it was found thet they hed been left at Taconey, ten miles frem the city. The pspore should have arrived before noon. This is another in- stance of the mismanagement and culpable carelosness of the directors of the New Jersey railcoad monopoly, and in this enlightened age it is remarkable that such a state of things is allowed to exist. The company is re- epensible for the carelessness of its conductors, and to the directors the public look for rejress ia cases of this kind. We trust that they will remember trat even their mo- nopely is to some extent dependent for its continuanee upon the voice of the people, and tale measures to pro- vent the repetition of any such oosnzrence as thet which Lindon come few yrors sines, avd tho high reoutation she 2es sixes ma'ptained. both as 2 concert” slays: and on the © be ts ene of the few icstances in which femo—sencraily ei:ber niggardy or extravaran! in her fayors—hos doxe but bare justica to her merits A more dnirhed und » com,lished vocalist and actress it hae seldom beon our geod fortune to hear. Sae deserves the more credit for she degree of exceliens+ whish she has attsized, from tbe fact that she has had sume per- sons) disadvan’a ges to overcome, Her figure ia polite and rather spproeshing to faloess, and her fextares e'though well formed, have not much naiural ex. pression. These defects are, however, counterbalanced by the gracefuiness of her movements and ths sweetness snd amiability of he: smile, Tho genocal contour of her face aad, indeed, her whole appearance, resembies strikingly thst of the Queen of Engiand. Her voice is wha’ is called a soprano sfugato, ani ite range is three ostaves from F below the line to Fin alt. Her in- tonstion i» perfect, end the sweetness and flexibility of ber notes snd her briiliant and florid’ execution remind one strongly of peor t ontag, so strongly, in fact, that her Moustache Mania? Tho new comedy of » Will be repeated to-night. The performances svnounce for to-algit st the different places of amussment im thls city are of « very attractive order They comprise 029s, drama eomedy, pantomime, bele*, ferce, burlosqne an] megro minetielsy, For a wonder, not a solitay discaal tragedy ia to be found is the list, Yor further portioulira, we refer to our advertisenent columns. a Daya’? The Terpsichorezn Are. Whatever straight Jaced moralists and pu-taatsal hy pocrites may say to the contrary, dunsing is ef the loft a remarkabio work upon the subjest, eval with thetof the universe itself. ‘ithe Gistribution of the stars, the coojunction of the planets, and the harmony that prevides throughoo’ ths whole system of creation, are considered to have served 2s bases. to the principles of the art Whatever doubt there re . Jectures. In edition to these new clements o! | defendant after the commencement of a trial | happened on Saturday. Amina of Inst evening, revives some of tte glorious re | may exist as to the accuracy of thia asumption, these Pear — hes 5 ye ~ be porty derengements, the conspicuous and | desired to settle thelr d.fferences amicably, and | jwrsppsnxa Zporcess—Pnovissom Timirey Lectures, ae he ba are res Penne ina oat speech ai besovige Aine raul a er passed nely, ‘ernando > tae E ‘ f . us. uA threatening wétivude assumed by the. Kuow | not proceed with the case, the mode employed | on account of various hombugs that hav> been ianponed | S*T#tins in the Grst act, the accomplishod a feat to | BONO: & the worship of (he Divisity, Pairs new Wood received the numination for Mayer. Hat the ase was for diffesect ia the camp of the hard shells. Upon going in’o an informal bellet it was Gisccvered that traltors hal penetrated leto th stronghold of the adamentines, and thet « malignent influences were at work to dsteat tei plane. -Tiis was quite manifest when it war de eared that Penando Wood bad received @ majo ily of the votes cart, and therenpon the horde prover ort als Ne s males the prevailing “ noise and con- fosion ”’ dreadiully confounded. The adwinistra tion pasty, whigplog round the Nebraske bill, have, a the last desperate alternative, been mekiog the issue with the Koow Nothiags the exclusive business of the canvass, We cannot pretend to predict the consequences. The general impression appears to be that was the withdrawal of a juror by consent—this formality being regarded as tantamount to quashing all former proceedings. Will it have this effect in the Graham case? or can the con- sent of parties supersede the law ? Suppose, in short, that Mr. Graham is ac- quitted: how many people wi'l believe that he had a legal trial, and that the death of Loring upon the putlic, have lately become a bo:e, aud wehave often had cocasion to anima“vert upon the too common pract’ce of charlatans to infict upon enc’ unlucky inai- viduals as may bs stduced to their has, o'd, stale dia- tribes, re-hasbed from encyclopedias and bcoks of travel. But we desira to call attention, at this time, toa seiies of really interesting Jectures, whi -h are annourced at stuyvesant Institute, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- cay evenings of this week. The sub,ect is, “Grecisn which but few sopranos are equal, namely, tho high eboke in Bist ard inCalt which fally tested her powers. Tie sreyer iu the third act, and the closing aria, ‘Do not mupgie,”’ were given with a sweetness and intensity of feeling which drow down thanders of applius> from the house. Mr. Harrison, wbo sustained the role of Elvino, has for many years past occupied a foremost place amongst Engiish singers. In porson as wollas voice he may be emphatically termed @ tenore robusto, as he is powerful'y alone had a right to indulge in this pious exe:ciso. The Egy ptians—that people so long considered the oldest and wisest of antiquity—held dinci2g in such esteem that they employed it in the mysto-ies of initintion, and de- mourced as blasphemous those who treated tno art with irreverence. Plato, Lucian, and othare of the early wsi- ters, speak in terms of extravagant enlogy of their dances. One of them, which became particaluriy fam ous, ‘was called the satronomical dance. At was transported wacated the plave of meeting, leaving the fiend: |. simipisization will be signally dam Rietors—the Migration of Races;’ and the lectarer is | built, acd the quality of his organ comes strictly within | into Greece by the divioe Orpheus, and subs2qrent y in o minis sig a pose it ‘ ., 2 y into. of Wood to themse'yos, organized @ separate cow by: al gne'y was legally avenged? Sup * adele) Con- | Protestor Dimitry, of Louisiana, a gentleman who brings | that doseription. In compasa it ranges as high as Bin | Italy by Pythogoras. The chcruses of the Greek and ‘ aged; endthat Nebraska, the spoils, the tom- | demned. He has in the first p!ace a capital | to his subject the fruits of much learning and research Boman tragediss give: us:a0cie Adds: of the enovedkeaie® vention, and proceeded to busines. N a os accompiished, howerer, and the real « abel] demosrats ave as yet without « eandide Mayor. A full report of these interesting proceed ings is given on the first page. The following eae didstea for the office of Mayor ere already before the p: ople, but the programme is not helfmade tp: Polivies, Hard shell democrat Soft shal! democrats Incep*ndent and chon streets. Dauiel E. Tiomann bas received, by an informa’ ballottirg, the nomination of the Municipal leform Committee. Tre hord shell democrats and the whige formed ti cir tickets for judicial officers. Tacy as amered : Burrogete. District -t District ¢ttorvey. City Judge Recorder... +A Oakey Ho. Sylacy H Stuart. Joke il. White. APPAINS IN THE CITY. The Board of Aldermen held their usual meeting last evening, The proceedings, which were of no general interest, terminated in a discussion of the Reyrolds offal contract, the Board finally refusing $0 take from the table for consideration the report of the committee on that subject. _ The Board of Counciimen was in vession last eve- ning, end transacted a large au: of ordinary routine business. Another effort was made to cx- tend the hospitalities of the city to the officers o° the French men-of-war now ia our habor, but the propositicn, ander the rules of the Board, was laid on the ‘able. It is very probable that bo peranee question, the reciprocity treaty, and the Koow Nothings, will al contribute to efrengteen the whigs upon the Governor, the Legislature end the Congressmen. Doubtiess it will be an unexpected result to the spoils de- mocrsoy if they escape a total rout “trom Dao to Bersheba.’” In Ohio, ever since the Van Buren free soil movement of 1844, the whigs, from the loss of their free soil allies, have been ina powerless rr At the election for Governor in 1s, democratic candidate polled 147,663 votes, the whigs &5,820, and the free soilers 50,440, The Nebraska bill has changed the hoot to the other leg again, and there has taken place jn Ohio, we suspect, a sufficient fusing of the frte soilers and whigs to leave the demo- crats nowhere in the aggregate vote. In the preseyt Congress the State delegation of the House stands, twelve democrats, seven whigs, and two free soilers. In the election to-day the tables may be reversed. The hardest fight of the democrats will be for the re-election of Olds, in the Columbus district, a leading Ne. braska man; but the current against bim is very strong and heavy, The Know Nothings, in some districts, expecially Cincinnati, will be very apt to cut in, and make as clean a job of the wrangling democracy as they lately (14 in San Francisco. In Indiana the whigs, since the decline and fall of ye ‘Tippecanoe and Ty ler teo, have been at a very low figure. Of a Congres- sional delegation of eleven mombers in the House, (he party have but a solitary member. But weehould not be at all surprised if this doy’s election in Indiana, from the geaeral gro nd to go before the Court of Appeals, against his own consent: and again, the infor- mality would cbviously weigh heavily in the scale should the case be transmitted to the Governor for 2 pardon. Altogether this is another jury trial with which the public have grest reason to be dis- satisfied. In many cases recently, the ends of just.ce have been defeated by the bungling of counee] in empannelling juries, and the perver- sity or fraud of interested jurors. We trust that the final issue of the Graham case will not furnish the opponents of jury trials with ano- ther argument. British Imwrorants in 1853—Intso Rewrt- TANCES FROM THE Usitep Srates.—From the report of the British Commissioners of Emigra- tion, which has just been published, several in- teresting fucts may be gathered. The total emigration from the United Kingdom during the year 1853 was 329,937, nearly 40,000 less than that of the previous year. The bulk of the decrease was in the em‘gration to Austra. lia: the « mivration to this country having only tallen off 15,376. Notwithstanding this reduc- tion the emigration of 1853 exceeds the average of the seven previous years by come 26,000 beads. The chief decline has bees : the emi gration from Ireland. In 1849, th» :.:. aber of persons who lvit Ireland for a happier home was estimated at 218,842, It declined next year to 213,649; rose again in 1851 to 254,537; fell off to 224,997 in 1852; and is stated not to bave exceeded 199,392 in 1853, W® may take it for granted that the decline still coatinuss; for, during the first quarter of the present year, the tolal em'gration from the United Kingdom We expect from hima profound and acuto analveis of the facts which bear npon one of the most important epochs in the history of the rorld. Ax Inpiay Camraicn.—A letter from an officer of the army, stationed at the West, says it is believed to be contemplated to send a considerable forces, consiating of infantry, lightartillery, and dragoons, to the West next apring, to enter on a regular campsizn against the Paw- nees‘and Sioux, for the many depredations they have lately committed, independent of their having killed poor Grattan and his party, for which they will ye: have to pay dearly. ‘Tum Franca Vrssais oy Wan.—The French frigate Pe. ne'ope sailed yesterday for Martinique The iphigenie vill remain a few days 'onger. Marine Affatrs, Loss or Tum Bark AGKENORIA ~The ship Oxnard, Capt Hinck ey, which arrived yesterday from hields, brought the captain and crew of the bark /genoria (of Yar- thouth, Me.), Capt. Skilling, which was abandoned on ths 13th ult., in a sinking condition. The following is Capt. Skilling’s report :—“Fept. 10, lat. 87 45, lon. 38 50, es peri- enced a heavy gale from SW. to NW., which caused the vessel to leak badly, and on the 13th was szoken by the Oxnard. The A. being then in a sicking conditibr, and the crew completly exhausted, we concluded to aban don the vessel, when wo were kiadly received on board of the O —naving only part of our cargo”? The A. was an A2 vessel, of 283 tons, valued at avout $10,C00, and owned by Lombard & rall, of North Yarmouth, Maine, where she was bu:lt in 1848 fhe is prodably fosured eastward. The cargo, supposed of small value, is covered by two or three offices here. Cry Intelligence. SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM THE CARELESS USE OF FIRE ‘ABMS, Yesterday afternoons man nemed Dominick 0'Con- nr, wert into a porter house corner of Contre and Pearl streste, for the purpore of brashing ap an cli mus- ket, which he supposed was nit loaded, as he was going on a target excursion the éay following, He unscrewed the barrel off the stock, and on examining the nippls of the gon found that it was stopped up A friend eug. alt. He is a sweet and pletsing singer, with an excel- Ient method ond great flexibility of voise. Its power and celieacy were displayed to their fult extent in the Jinale to the second act. Mr. Harrison has beon long eoptidered the cnly legitimate exponent of the teaor parts in the operas of our mocern English composers, such as W. V. Wallace, Balfe, Benedict, Macfarren, and Rooke. <Althongh so msny years upon the stage, he is still a yourg man, and in the fall maturity of his powers. Mr. Borrsni, the Rudolpho of the plece, has a superb voice, capable of gicat sympathetic exprossion, if tue singer himrelf poseeseod more feeling. The part which be played last night was the same in which he made his Sppearence at her Mojesty’s theatre in London, and in which be created a most favorable impression. His début bere has been even still more succesful. Of the other personages in the cast we have not room to say much. Miss Pyre, the elder sister of tha prina donna, bas a good contralto voiee, and in the prt of Liss acquitted herself very creditab!y Davidge’s alessio was, as wual, played to the upper tier, and excited continual langhter by its érollery. Tho opera passed off to the entire satiafaction of tha andience. sfter each act, Msss Louira Pyne and Mr. Harrison were called out, end overwhelmed with boa quets, and the curtain fell amidst several rounds of ap- plauze. . WALLACK’S THEATRE—“THE VIOLET.” ‘Mr. Wallack’s appearacce in a part new to this au. Qience would draw a full house, even against greatar ecunter attractions than were offered last night, and coa- sequently we were not surprised to see one of the most briliant sudionces of the seavon assembled in this bijou of a theatre, to witness the first performance of the very interesting drama, ‘The Violet.’’ This piece gives us one o* those pretty little episodes in French life with which the Parisian authors delight to charm their aa- Giences, and the English vorsion is destiaed to be equally succeseful and pleasing, The story is too long and too much involve! to te given here, bat the charac. ters will bear mentioning. Virst is André (Mr. Wallack), & working jevellcr—a gencrous, affectionate, indepon- cent ouvrier; second, M. Teinquet (afr. Brougham), « fus:y parvenu; thizd, Armand, bis son (Mr. Stewart), a youth who is im love with # young wo During thei: sojourn in Egypt the Hebrews picked: up- many of the habits of that country, and smozgs’ others. its dances. The Grst sacrvd dance of which mention is mace in the Bibie, is that of the propheters, who, after- the passage of the Red -ea, took a drum and set the ex- ample of this saltatory mote of rejoicing. Were it neces- sary We might multiply testimonies ad injiniium to the: Lg and respostable cuaracter of ihia mac’ abased a A nous rendre justice, however we may have been in- duced to listen to cant and twaddie on other andjecta, dancing and its professors have ever found favor and en comagement among us. From the time of Kilasler Gown to that of Yrca Matthias, we have showa « kcon spprrclation of preity limbs and gracofe] movements oven though displayed in drapery rather transparent an i im somewhat d«rgerous proximity tothe footligits, The taste for the art has in part grown into such « ein among us that some of tbe purists and quasi reformer of the day may possibly think it @ fit subject for legisla. tion. We warn them that if they should attempt te con struct a platform out of it, the; will soen bayo it tum bled about their cars. ; Judging frcem the number cf the Professors of this: Graceful art who ere flourishing and making fortunes amorg us, we are attaining a rapid proficiescy ia the sciexce of pirouettes. Of the teachers of this polite ac- complishment most in vogue, we may mention that a1- mirable artist and pepular theatrical daacer of days gone by, Madame Augusta; also Mesdames Du' Luby, XcFarland, Lannay and Ciavelli, and Messrs, Bw anton, Brooke, Wright, Charruaud, ond Sarraco. At any of these establishments the young may learn deportment, 3d the oid divest themselves of some of tho stiffness of ege. Tho proverb thet itis never too late to learn, ‘Bp- Plies to this as well as to other sequiremeats, and we cxa- not appreciate the wisdom that refuses to profit by the- opportunity, : Personal intelligence. Count de Ssrtiges, the Franch Minister, an} (loners! Almonte, the Mexican Minister, have left the St Deuia- Hctel for Washington, their headquarters. Governor teymour and lady atrived io this clty taat evening, and are stopping at the St. Nisholss, Board make up their miad on this sw omens toabl Pennryivania and Ohio. man whom he cannot mi on account of French fleet will be far on their way homoward pea erpli pos Lg args zie va ¢., | (0 this country fell short of that of the siuilar | Sested the idea of letting the percussion oF by touchiax | « pecuniary difficutties;”” teerth and fifth, two protty | At the Metropolitan Hotels Hos i including th iver and Harbor wore to ‘ is ‘ alighted cigar to the nieple. ‘hie bint was imme liste. nf setts; Major Robert ©, Clar! . eenlt in leaving the Indiana democracy ina period of last year by nearly 6,000 souls. ty acted spon by O’Connor, who, holding the gun with | il Blanche (vies M Steele), and Blanchette (strs. ste | Dimi iD ‘The Board of Supervisors met yesterday. Amon | * sind extent . oO ae The inference from these fucts is irvesistile | ino trecet resting against the pit ef his abdomen, sor | PUED*)» both ia love and both unhappy in the selection the reports aaopted was ore in favor of paying the | I {i Miburily in “ that the depopulation of Ireland has reacted | fire to the tube and the gan immod ately cxploded wish | °F ‘he ohirets upon which they shower their muperfiaoas quarterly bills of the four coroners of the city, amounting to $5,774. Yesterdsy additional complaints were mule be- fore Justice Stuart regarding the alleged {raads of George C. Holbrook, the intelligence ofice keeper, upon confiding and unsuspecting strangers. lve We chall be avtom'shod at nothing which may result from the ele «in elther of the afore sald States pia telamph o: the adminis tration. And anything, however like a victory to thim, or anything but a disastrons dofeat Will be due, not to any lately acquired popula exces the point where it is no longer a beuefit to the peasontry. Within the last ten years upwards ef two millions of Irishmen have exchanged thelr rative home for an adopted country: now, it scems, the former has recovered from the effects of over-;opulation, aad the inhabi- a lend report. The muske: recoiled with 2 fearfal bount, etrizong hm in tbe stomach with such forea that the sburp po he breech of the gaa entase! the lorer pert of bis eydoamen to the depth of two invhes, pro- Cuciog 2 very dangerous, ff not fatel wou the se- quel of the story remeiae, however, tobe tol! the ball with which the weepon¥as loadet passel (hrouch the pertition of the buil ing out inio the street, and steak & Boz nemed Wiliam Nichols on’ the knee, as bo sas affection; and sixth, a haughty Marchioness (fre. Cra mer), from the Faubourg saint Germain. From these materials, and a pretty story about one of the girls who comes ir m the ancien noblere, but is picked up an estray ard reared by sndré, the author has made up a very interestizg drama, Mr. Wallack hss plazed it oa the stsge with all that attention to ¢eiail which has ‘Hon. 8. Barnard, Toledo; Col. Judge R. i.ord, Baltimore; Rev. B. Capt Heavy Bei Queree; Hon, ufce H. King, Albang; Captain Poe and lady, North eyes, Canada; Hon J B. Goddard, Tili- Won W. Boake sortie A ar mene Tuuge ingerscii, New Haven; Hom. Jtagc- persons made affidavits to their having Leen s¥in- | 131. i» the Cabinet coalition at Wasblegton, but crossing Pearl street, passing through the sine vs ot thy | Made this houre famous, and his acting {n André died ont of sums of money varying from twenty to | 107 0) "NN ® es ere Nora ea | *88t2 feel lees temptation to expatriate theri- | riche: taee, sed striking tha sueo ove of the Tetons) | capital. Mr Trougham and dss, Chaebed toa ate viva |} its aa anata pare, Seni wety! We ie one hundred dollars. It is surprising that, wer fd en sover may h youn to-day, as relves, ‘There is room and food for those who | fittened vute The visended boy. who lives in Thinty | Pisturesof zeai life in acting their parts. Mra. Stepbeas | Hest Neat Gest ess ‘paul B. Leese, and &. I the repeated warnings given in the newspapers against the sharpers of this city,#o mach creda- Jousvess is to be found. The extreme folly of the unfortanate victims deprives them of much of the sympathy which would, under the circumstances, be felt in their behalf. Through the alleged carelessneas of 9 awiteh ten @eroa the New Haven Ratlroad, near Morrisan'a, yes‘erday, one of the locomotives capsized, burying the adminietration ha ewlved to give a fu ishing Wow to the dem perty in New York, let them stick to it. Let not (iovernor oor be alarmed should Pennsylvania, Ob nd Mndion go by the board. It will be but ihe cont on of whet has become an old story-- the overthrow of the Cabine? apoits- remain at home. While the emicrotion has been falling of, the remittances from this side of the water have been steadily increasing every year. The following ore the amounts remitted through the banke—enelusive of sums seat by private chan- nele—sirce 184 1848, upwards of second street, and is in the employ of 2 merchint deiag business at No 76 Meicen lane, was conveya! to tha Now Yerk Horpitel where be is doing wetl uncer the care of the surgeons of thet itstivution. «Connor was t ikea to the Sixth ward station house. and from there to the nos: pits], where be lies 1 a critics! condition. HORRIBLE ACCIDTNT ON THE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD, About « quarter past twelve o’closk yosterday, while the New Haven trela was on its way to this city, end passing through Morrisauia, the losomotive, through the core’essxess of the awitohman attending secms too jol’'y 819 piquant to speak sentiment, but she Played Blanchette rospectably. Miss Stecle is a pratty girl, but evidentlya novice, Wh: Worything is good itis ard to particularizo; but we may say that the re- seption of André hy Blanche snd Blanchetto, in the first act, and his manner of telling them the good 2. x waleh be breught, wae one of the finest dramatic treats we have enjeyed for many a day, Everybody should neo ‘The Violet.” wiu'beze Kase Meet S.Fa. es 2 » Now urienns; G. ran - nah; F W. Capers. ; Prot. " 6 Tuckerman, New York. merteatazahs At the Astor House—Hon. George sdripnis: es ted femity, Hebron; hi AM een James Me Monirala as AS the Irving House—Col. 8 Seymour, Piermont; Major zB Woree ‘Boat a 5 a 3 Col. . Lite? ~ ra Momaphis, Caps. 5. 8. beneath is the engineer, Timothy Smith. Before he ae oa by Mes oe r oe ie there, got vpon the wrorg track, and was upset, METROPOLITAN THEATRE. Kecr'aed Gen B: bereard, New Urieass. could be extiicated the hot water from tho batter ee a ee vtmmatvtow whieh bawe {a , 9244000 | tn its falirg, catching one of the engineers, Timorhy | Denon OF Miss sAKEAtt, oy nt | hed scalded him from head to toot. te was com | vo ; =e one oe _— Hae we | i/danono | St Py vuder it, The water immediately essaped out of ig rey a Lovell’s very good rendering of a ag; ary, Boned, | veyed to the Clty Hospital, still alive, bnt no i wen evelted between the now Nothlows and ve - has 2 beter and completely &: ocd him with the pit | very sty ‘nan drams, was played las! night, fatro este ik. Moreh, would be entertained of hie recovery. ‘It is impoat | Irish Catholics and others in Paitadelptla, | TB statest increase was witnorsed in tho | i fcit, tcaliiog bin from hevd to foot, | He mas] ducing tothe pubite as Partheote, unew cnadidate for ise b Deighton, Newr: is to conetlie a mere exernclatingly palnfal con- | Pittsburg and Clocinnatl, there is somo grouud | 7° 1850 and 1852, which followed periods of | city He was token to tue Fountain, Het, where | bittronic fxme~Mies M.E M. Makoab, Indy born ip 3 fran = A " ow! great distress fn Ireland, and seasons cf marked | ‘¢ proprietor, Mr Cammings aid all inhis power | South Corolina, but reared end educated at the North dition than that which happened to this unfortunate man; yet he bore his sufferings with great fortitude, and even expressed the opinion that he would sur vive them. LATER FROM BUENOS AYERS. We have received our files of the Argentine Packet to the 12th of Angust, but the papers contala no news of political ixterest. Tho state of society was bad, and some barbarous murders and other outrages bad taken place. In tho Confederated Pro vinces the nations! government had taken measures to enforce the circulation of the new paper money, which it was feared would ivjuriously affect trade. A late market report is given elsewhoro, NEWS PROM THY WHST INDIBS. of frar thet eecnes of riotence and disorder may isgrace the entertainments of the day In those cities. We hope not, We trast tha: the frich Catholics, and all others on their aide, will sta- diously avoid the slighte:t possible provocation for arow, and that the new order of nutives will not wantonly interfere with the rignts of any class of their fellow-4itizens. Upon this point, and in many other polate of view, the ro- sults of this dsy's contest In Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Cinciawsti will foreshadow, to some extent, the probable results in New York in November, Aad so we tura over the day's prosperity here. But shose of 1853 only shows an joerease of £55,000, or $175,000; it shows thet the tide of is still on the flood. It Is indeed a note fact that during the pest your upwards of seven millions of dollars were sent to poor people in Great Britain— ehjetly in Incland—by their relatives, who had come out bere as emigrants. Even this large wum prebabty falls more than a million short of the reality, as we have no record of the amounts which were seut to Great Britain by merchants, captains of chips, passengers, and other private channels. To what purpose have fo alleviete the sufferings ot tho injured man. He Wes removed from the ¢onatain Fotel ia tie after. n9'p, apd conveyed to the New York Hospital, whore he tow fea at the point of desih—his entiro body beiag exe ranes of raw flesh, from the effects of the vorrible seukiicg which he received. He bears his sufferings, however, !40 & hero, and teems to think that re cover, which is very donbtfu), indeed, consia severity of biminjurics. Torsey City Nows, HEAVY DAMAGES—A JERSEY VERDICT. The circumstances of a case of sedaction and breach of premise of marriage combined. were published in the Brnaxp sbout a yoar ago, in which Mr. William K. Hall, who was at tha‘ time superintendent of the Farlom Rail- rosd, wae charged with these’offences by Anns Howard, the Cougbier of gentleman then holding « prominost Evor) scat in the parqnette, boxes and private boxes, wa: occupied, and there was« ttrong muster of the demo racy in the eccond end third tiers. Mias Mekeah has made a successful début, co far an last night’s Louse is concerned, he is a fine looking woman, of fire and twenty or thereabouts, and in face and figure ‘bears some resemblance to Mrs. Sinclair (For. rest). We understand that she has played Parthn. nis on 8 previous occasion in ancther city; bat whether or not such is the fact, she appeared perfectly relf possessed, and betrayed no sign of having beens viotlm to that most uacomfortadle stumbling block in the path of amateurs, ‘stage fright.”” “Ingomar,” at the bert, is literary trash, fitter for love rick boarding school mitses than fal crown men and women; bat as the representative of Parthonis has lady use, is _ if i 1 i sic aa to porilion in ore of the departments at Washington {+ We publish to-day somo additfona! extrac's from oe in oe nayivenia, Obio und lefleae to} | eight millions, or more, buon applica ? | ®A8Just Previous to the publication referred to, that an | little more to do than to lock pretty and speck the lines Ty fae nisseemupsameen ' our Jamai afiles, with an editorial articio from on» | the electric telegraph. What would the thander Not, certalaly, to the payment of t! pe nar Rad Seay Ol Poca eed Lriip~ Yoo tho | with as charming an air as possible, it is, perhaps, a | . Ocr 0-26, Hie d and others act Sleusson and others of the journals, which will be found interost! be without the lightning we, CEE oy miter ich eo ploctedinns ts be Toncned fately inctitured | 00d selcetion for anovies, Miss M:keah looked weit, | Argued. TH Redman for app’ts. as an evidence of the feelings with which the nists look apon the questions of the anne D. C. Bpopmarc -— Ace isieh iam’ gration did not amount to co mach, | bes been heer Sten eomney eure Ob Caring the oressat | mar the most fwrcinatiog smiles, Hor yoise, in the lox- | 46, Caba ard the abolition of slavery, azo seceived of the California tt le more Hhely that #1 rye proportion of our | teen tuourend collars awarded to the plaintiff er tones, is musical, but is harsh and unpleasant when Fy ‘ this country. fMow-citizen, D smittances Lave been used in the country ty | _ Care or -rtepyJvericn—On Sunday last thees it is » Her gesticalation ia often awkward, Onur correspondent at Bermuda announces the a, jouri mect of the House of Astembly, tho now- made a royal Gght ; provement of land Tne action of the Ivcum- at ibens chat | cerned, ‘The’ part was evidently moteved efter the val of Governor Murray, the terminetion of the | time, © pia politics are very ancertala ered Extates Cou 8 every one knows, fi Tom eaveroiy, ood assqitca | best examples; but the exeoution Insked vigor, “ drought bya refieshing rain, and «he very active | powever. No telling what way bappea in the | varge quantities of real estate into the market, | SMther etiren were, however, captties, au | intensity and fiuish, ‘This fanlt was partiowlacly poresp- . Mishlone for rapes. from the United 8 of pauper emigrants, for the whole cost of oar +bieh they were eent in the purcrase aad im- sgninst bm oy tbo lady to recover damages. Tie casa rowcies from New York, whil o¢ men wio ia Hovoken, as his Gah net t hdged to Bergen jali, ard on Monday, not moe thin ‘Was diceeed well, spoko well, and showered upon Ingo- and in hor acting Inst night we cam flad lit- te to comment, so far as artistic acting in com = Dobe avt. Pieree movements cf the British ships of war on that sta Legislature, mixed up a9 parties are. The mis no ip many instan fine opportaniti twerty four bows from the tims of theitaret, toey | tole iache fifth act. The house reomed t) sympstutze Aes Obiid for reapt. 48, and tion. exe from Sen Fron pte we mite ot fem mestennen Gane oil Senttion we @ bro gbt joro the court, tried oo ea tndic\nent | wth stises Makosh, and wo havo never roea a moreiadal: | anther agt ibe cherestety County Matus! lovrraccs ARRIVAL OF THY HANSA, 8 tek I rey 7 and ,* 2" . oe in forma pparne® ied “nthe en sod eda 6 eentancionce the was called ort after the filtof te be On argument Plaxt Pot or for son'ta ; age Pee Bremen steny') Monoa, Capt. Geckos, gutick a0 Tho ma Badie ‘ thet ‘ BS , th Tsar tesee BO Heamereat Fee rime DL 1% ; “ on bb; Bani mis cadion vomnggidunten ventyp. © y weeded, ba 4 Aety stk Oren wt, AFYERON. wh OO wunpetard, aud w.sved yesterday icon G 1m Bremea, which / election mey be staved of 4 year ws nw 0 bas gene vo purchare Lic lauds: many aml | Sa deka cetcower, : } ponguete, the will dnd last tue cond vefore mar ia mot | cathe 7-20. ved tos Uatenes