New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-06

rert mOpy OF digging tneir own sfo'os' az" nN''
laid themselves down comfortably az the ooteoui'
- syubol that they are dead e. all the vanities
~ ambition. Mr. billiard has also completed his,
Z, in some eistapse from our Know-hothing city
government. which relieved him Of the ONCE oil
ee;tv solicitor last Summer,) aud will take hus
nl.ce in Il az soon 80 be has finished the obituaries
y, which he is A dab on his brother Carthusans
.fter their civil suicide. Peace to their ashes
II isa question anopg the curious as 10 Wnom tne
nomination of Mr. Valley helps. The kePuol-
cans hope that it will enure TO their benen. mas
aob as nearv all those who will vote for him are
strong Anti Maine law men, and would De likely
20 help Mr. Beach, the candidate OF KUN ahd
DemOcIsey. had they not had this Wing tub nung
IN them 10 play with. They look upon u as redu''
inc the contest virtually TO Rockwell and Garper'
one or the other of whom must lord 1t over fnls
part of the vineyard for the next t~eiSemohtn'
Though. to be sure, the Democrats have strong
homes ofeecting Mr. Beach wit the assistance ofthe
friends of good liquor or bad, as the ease may be)
and Of the entire foreign yote-on which they can,
of course. confidently rely As between Mr..
Gardner and Beach my mind is as nearly in state
Of equilibrium as was that of the spectator OF the
fybt between the toad and the sarPent. Only, as
/, was the first snd not the last that put his stupid
foot on the removal Of Judge Loring do not feel
the sane sense of personal injury in the case OF
the Democratic candidate as / do in the other.
Either will be accepted BY the Shareholders as
peace offering from Massachusetts to the South.
trust il may be hedrt-olierlng oil BON oil tnen'
Politics however, have not so entirely swallowed
ms here for the last fortnight as not to have left
. GOOD slice for Rachel. The account you gave
week before last of the two first nights here has
prevented any attempt OF my own to describe the
iudescribsble will only add that the growing
enthusiasm, TO which you bore witness, gathered
srer 9TH from night to night. II s unnecessary to say
.,nta h hal n
before because there WAS such an occasion De-
fore ard never can be again. unless, as the ba,hos
pc e. sung "she herself shall be her para le 81 soma
future time There was but one opinion, as far ss
heard any exercised that there never could have been
such ap actress before her. Aud this by those who
had seen Siddops and O Neil and Georges and Mars,
ana Schroeder and D-vrlent as well as by those
who hsd DO such felicities OF recollection. There
has been an st.empt OF tie part 81 portion
of our press which / have seen rec ;hoed By
portion OF You're to msepresent the sue OF her en-
psgemeLt-such as teaents 20 the eject that she
was play iny to houses colo AID half hue1. Nothing
could te more simply false. The houses which you
saw and TO the fulness of which you bear witness,
were hardly up 10 the OF tnose sue DIRE" alter
ward On T'hursday aqd Friday evenings OF last
week the theater entirely filed as ever saw H.
every seat aud every sanoiog.p place beng ful' va
Mono ay evening" for some nscrnr6le reason the pot-
tom sesmed 10 drop out and she did play to matt.
flled house can only account for /: on tie grouad
that the of her admir- re- had ben every nght ana
Saturday afternoon for week TO see her. ana ei' that
there might be toll made even OF such pleasure 80
thew with one accord took a rest that night. How.
ever il mich have been il their oss, for Rschel
never looked more beautifully or played more
exGu' sely thsn that night IN Pauline aud LesOe.
She was i'll the two next days, but On Tours lay
verv large audierce greeted her and on Friday,
her last appearance, II vas truly immense Ana the
enthusiasm at boiling point ali the 'enlng sac
was called before the curtain after every act and a.
the tose OF the Marseiase sesmed as II ne peSpe
would ever consent 10 part with her.
These auoerces as you would sup coBe, were OF tue
most cultivated description IA, Boz on and lie neigh
borho cd could furnish. Mony persons were 81 them
that are not often seen in thesters. IL Cannot be -
proper TO entiOn ong those who We're constant
or occasional visitors, Mr.. Everett, Mr.. Long elbow,
Mr. Aeassiz Mr. Prescott, Proit FELTON,, Professor
Pence Mr.. Winthrop, Nc. Spsfss, Mr.. {. +. Adams
and may besides whore names do not oc;ur 10 M
Whatever certain newspapers may say the su'cess OF
Rachel in Boston triumphant. The adnir aoie
articles in The Adrcrtser understood 10 have been
written by Mr. FELTON,. They are mastery specine,s
of eruoition and of criticism do not kno preclsey
the ccasion of this quarrel Of the press with Mr. Felix
suppose thst grows out Of that dead head system
which was 80 ably exposed n The TRIBUNE several
months ago, aud which must be source OF dispute as
10 the black mail demanded and conceded as long as
i, lasts. presume that there must have been some
ground Of complaint in viaw OF ancen, usaSes, as
STE even the grave Advertiser hints at oleme. Un-
luckilY,-or luckily 90 it may bel have never en-
Joy ed the bealifc state of dead headism. tad the
privilege Of paving for all my tickets, and have no
obligations 10 Mr. Felix be, ond letting III, have his
wares for my MONEY. 1 had dealings of some extent
with him ard bis enployeS on my own account and
hat Of my friends, and / must say that never re-
ceiyed other hsn civil and courteous treat ent from
bin and them and | don't think there Vas any
general fault eund With the management by people
that paid for their tickets. | imagine the whole
was but an essente Of the dead-hesds, 70 whose suf
ferrgs we 'ha, pay for their grstui'ous amusements
submit with the most Christian resignation.
Your correspondent, "An d Prac'itioner,' u in
I. n q laO fnrrf hat arl
rars clsmed any privilege OF peera 10 the mater OF
bis tris for the murder OF Jolnson, and thai he was
tiled at Newgate in London. He enjoyed his const
tutor privilege of being tried by his peers, the House
of Lords by whom he was found guilty and he Was
sentenced 10 the usual ce>;h OF murderers. He was
hanged a. burn and his body dissected at Surgeons
bali according 10 bis sentence He tined TO have b.
htadit substituted for hanging or at least prva'e
fused. Tie whole case will be found in Hsrgrave's
Sinta Trials. BiLLs.