Theatr,cal ana brus,cal.
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Theatrical and Brusical.
PARx.-Mr. and Mrs Kean appeared again, last eve-
ming in Richard Ill., with the usuul cast and appoint
ments. II would appear that this grand play loses no.
thing Of its interest with the public II will be perform
ed again. for the last timc this season. Monday
ing the last evening but Of MIR and Mrs Keans ap
pearance. The engagement of the Keans SO far has
been the most brilliant Of the and there
doubt that they will close with singular sciat Tues
day evening Mrs Kean's benefit win take place; and
Thursday evening will be . ticket night" when the
very deserving officers of the house will take their
benefit.


BowEnr THrArnE.-The grand spectacle Of Ell Iiy
der" produced at the Bowery last night with tho
unbounded applause that has always attended its
performance Mr. J. r. Scott unusually effective
Mat Mixen The entertainments were for the benefit Of
Mr.. Caun the pugilst


GRrrswscH.-wo had another repetition last evening.
Of "Oteo" before full and crowded house. Rice as
usual, had the audience in fits of laughter His oello
was sdyairsbly performed and drew forth repeated bursts
OF applause from his numerous admirers Chapmsns
brsoant also admirably sustained. Evrard made
cSPitai iago, and Mrs Booths Desdemona was perform
was much applauded. She is a promising young Iady
livery prepossessing and, with little more confidence
Greenwich is destined to 20 ahead. and we heartily
wish II every success.


,GAsrls 9Annxr-At this delightful resort, a concer
Of secular music sgiven each evening ThisevsAin
being Sunday. Concert Of Sacred Music will be given
Those who love good music fresh cir and delicious ice
creams VIII BE- present The garden will be open all day.
and the Hnc view from there renders it one Of the most
attractive retreats in the city.


MADAM LorrsA HowARp-WrIcH Avn M.,r,. c,ncr.
We have seen highly finished lthographic represea-
taton Of this distinguished equestrian performer repre-.
city by Endico OF No 50 Bsskmsn street which as
work Of surpsssss anything Of the kind that have
turc upon the back of her charger which is in iu gal
lop the lady ioungng with much apparent il
executed and the border Of the picture represents in
miniature various other eats performed by this
Circus will perform in Boston on s 18Th Instant %
VIII delight the Bostonians. It is the largest H. the


the best IN s S Yor5 men % an e"mm.n
company to our Boston neigbbors.


LEoroLD DE MEyER.-The st. Louis New Era. Of the
large and fashionable ss.smbsg: 1t hs psles House
last night. He appeared to have uncommon power aud
o,cs sn Of s piano and played with
whole soul and body and his head face body moved
of ths in accordance with the tone:
music b large number of amateurs and musicians ap-
o ~ % delighted with his performances His man.
neT rs ol playing is very peculiar"


Ine Louisville Journal of tho lst inst, says: eve
nas mad great many anxious inquiries to know when
De Meyer the greatest pianist living would visit
and we grati6ed in being able to say
we re rea letter from him Yesterday in which hs says
ann ouncement that will crafty all lovers Of the divine
arc of music in this city"


/ City Intelligence.


TsISiTr cuvaonLTIiny Church is to be opened for
by Rev. Dr. Berren rector of the church. assisted by
Rev Dr. Hgbce one Of his assistants On Monday morn
ing the church will be again opened and every day in
the year morning and afternoon service will be performed
at A. NJ and r NJ. The pews on week days will DO
this: Each person who held pew in the old church. re-
seivcs one in the newthe church selling none num-
Der Of pews remain which will be appropriated Is
gors There will, probably, be a crowd there today.


FOURTH OF JULY-Extensve preparations are making
Tor the celebration of our glorious anniversary Crack
ers are beginning to pop and fiery devils chasing
around the streets We understand that the corporation
nrstan makhnR suitable hsS for public ss
tain or does the Mayor intend to feed the public with
his best 6no cut


PARpoNrD Our.--We understand that pardon was re
ceived yesterday from Gov Wright for the liberation of
Mike Walsh who was sentenced some short time since
libel on Mr.. John Horspool.


Love AND ATTEMPT SUIcrpl.-A very respectable
and lovely young woman, observed to walk to tho
ciptate herself into the river She was fortunately re-
scued from watery grave by some policemen and
fan from mentioning the name o this deluded creature
on account Of the respectabilty Of her family.
RoBEIrc PnYsIclAx.-The house Of Dr.. Valentine
Mott No. !5a Blocker street, robbed on "wednesday
evening Of pocketbook, containing case of surgical
instruments, and another book also containing instru
strumcnts We think he ihef must have intended to 20
out West and set up the profession.


TEARING Dowr-The old frame buildings in Broad
way adjoining tho City Hospital, being torn down.
Handsome brick stores to be erected in their stead


DEArH KrELL THE Doos-Our worthy Mayor has
issued special odict in which he proclams that all spe
out being properly muzzlcd any of the lanes streets
or alleys Of this city acr Monday, tho 18TH Of June, will
cuted upon them This law Is the death kne Of the dogs
and word Of joy to the darkies who will be employed
be carefuo have them properly muazed as we under
stand that the law will be strictly enforced.


. NusAwcE.-Somc graceless scamps covered por.
with filth and mud and the nuisance has there
Ot Gay OF two + there nobody whose business It is


CoRoNERs OrricE-The Coronar beld m iroueat
yesterday at No 1858 Houston street. on the body OF Sa-
ran Icknor born in Massachusetts, 40 years Of age,


The Coroner likewise held an inquest at No II An.
hony street on the body Of Charles Allen colore born
IN Baltimore, 40 years Of age who to his death by
disease Of the lungs and want Of proper attendance
.aceidentaly KIied.The coroner held inquest yes
erday, on the body OF William Johnson aged about ~
years who to his death from the injuries received
by the accidental collision of the steam propeller Ocean


The coroner was likewise called to hold inquest on
the The body Of boy about 10 year, Of found
peared to have been but a short time in the water


Police intelligence.


JuSE 6-Charge Of False Prefences Officer Deunisson
arrived IN the city yesterday from Baltimore, having in
he arrested a requson from Governor WrrhtNhs
havng been indicted by the last grand jury wherein he
Tso%p.an soS, enlarged sggs vsn with Bill from
TO sa,a consisting Of i7s pieces Of ribbons and pie
ees Of silk ct the above value credit Of months,





worth $4,000 clear of all ndebtedness and doing good
business in Baltimore These representations found
to be alse which resulted in the Of the accused
Committed to prison for trial.


a Bold RobServ.-The premises occupied by Mr.. Ro-
bert Silvey Nol6 Moore ST. entered on Friday after
noon by some thieving scoundrel, and trunk broken
open in ono of the and between 50 and 70 dol
lars stolen in gold and silver; likewise large caanco
breastpn and pair of gold earrings all of which the
thief carried OF without detection,
Stealing Coat-Ofcer Tompkins of the 9th Ward -
arrested yesterday desperate thief called James Duyk
for stealing coat worth So from wagon in the streo4
belonging to George T. Brown No. 800 Broome ss,9et
Before getting him to the Office terrible fight took
mted for trial ~