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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

State Councl. keld at lbdianapos on the "a Day OF
Ami sc after full expression Of the members upon
ha.e oue.tiops thst have divided and distracted The
American party IN other states the Committee unanl-
mou,ly adopted the following sGege'hon- ana carr
operate with them in carrying out the views OF the
Committee. That, as il ls54, We stand uacomPro-
mi-nely oppo.ed to the TTe-ent corrupt ssilonal "A
oT.rs,e with env party which aims 10 put end 70 -
misrule. And. further we regard the repeal OF the
Ni.-ouri Compromise an nfrseon Of the Pighted faf9
Of the patton the ssne should be restored, aud II e.
fors TO that end fail Congress should refuse unaer al
nn 10 scinit any State into the Union ;Oer-
stirg SLAYER, made fee b. that Compron..e. There
fore We approve Of the ca.fr P-oPie's Convention
10 be held on the 1t cay Of May next and earnestly
call upon the American patty throughout the STATE 70
srrd frIl delecAtion 70 that Convention. Attest:
- ~ W WvreET VIZ SHEETS PresdsLt-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Fl E S.
nrs1RrcrIvr rInE AZ RnlsEnEcK.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At RHiSEpEcK.
destructive FIRE occurred Yesterday morning seoe,
81 o'clock at the landing at Rhinebeok, on the Hud-
sop River. The barge Rhnebeck and the s:orehouse,
with their contents, were entirely DESTROYED. The
owners ere J. W. Keys Co., and the oss is esii
mated at between coo and $4,000. The barge
wss loaded for her trip to New-Yok, and the store
house was filed with grain. The f-e originated from
some slack lime taking fire and spreading to the store
house and barge. Partially insured.
FIRE ~ BROoKLYS.
Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, there was an
alarm of fire in the Second District caused by the
boiling over OF pot in the American Oh Manufsctory
on Red ok Point. The damage Occasioned aInounts
to about ESQ., the flames having been speedily sup.
prt Ss.d
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

PA rR MASrFACIURE II LEE, MA>s.-t'rea, im-
proveinen,s have been made IN the mlnuiiciure OF
paper within the last few years. ln six hours a.ieT
passing into the msnu.ac ac:urers hands r3gs can be
converted INTO paper, being thoroughly dried by pass
ing around iron cylinders heated by steam There are
20 mills in Lee with IS engines 100000 pounds OF
rags are used annually, giving employment to l,Oo1
operatives. From this amount OF rags are manutac-
tured 80, 600 reams of paper, worth about sl3oOooO
Beside thi- there extensive stationery estabsh-
ment in which 100000 reams OF paper are manuiAc-
furcd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

haen prsoticed here by some Of the dervi-hes for
msny. many years, for the curing Of diseases
and Allsyinc Of pain. ] have witnessed this
bundled times. and fully believe in its efficacy.
IL !, nothing more than manipulation of the part
affected. verify believe that the operator is
wholly uuacqusnted with all magnetism (a'
se;cpce) and ascribes il TO the superhuman powers
Given him by Allah or the Prophet in recOmpense
FOR his piety and constant mention or cOntempla-
tion Of the name Of Allah.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

AAnson Dousss deceased Of Troy, whose death
pouroed st week eft very large properly vsoasy esti
mated from $4,000 OoOcO: his income from MS prop
ert, surg the wear 1855 exceeded 100 oc0. His whole life
from tsry manhood Old devoted 20 orey-geiiing
sLd keefiug
The " ruling passion" was strong" TO the last Al
ter bedueatbog $4,000 to each Of bis children and
making handsome bequest to three Episcopal
churches in Troy Mr. Douglas reminded his family tha.
be had verbal agreement with his mlkman, which
was TO continue a. long IS they took milk from him,
that for every dollars worth Of tickets 10 BE-
hro,rn in ; The nkman acknowledged the corn,
but said he had rather expected in the hurry of bu-
ness, that Mr.. Douglas would forget the " bakers
dozen bargain.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

The ST. LOUIS Rtprbliean, the " Old line Wing y
AID Pro Slavery organ in Missouri publishes the
late 'Old-line Whig" proceedings in Kentucky,
with this comment
.tTbeir action al Lexington, we think, settles one
thing beyoI the persdventure of dou5-that, under
no possible contingency can Mllard Fillmore receive
tie vote Of Kentucky IN November next. VITA to :
fact staring him the face be continues on track
as candidate BE- will not addto reputation for good
iudgmo nj and di,cretlon.'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

AcApFnY OF MUsc.-The opera Of Ernani, wnicn
Is the beet of Verds operas, produced on Wednes
day night Mr. BOlconi the lOcum tenens FOR Mr.
BrigDoli, whose accident he was thrown from hefse
the animal falling down when at sharp tro, has beer
very serious, and very near being fA'a and nsnos
sufficient to commend him to general sympathy, W.
learn that Mr. Brgnol will very 9oon be able !" "
sumo his professional duties s. 61s. tenor
The pat Of Eruani wcs very cTsdt@o'y po''oin'-
BY Mr BolcioIi. The fnal trio wes received WI"
hurricane Of plsudits-A ,dame Lagrange 'u'"''"s
herself. and Mr. MoreIi being up - the mark an1
the singers were actually able to repeat ua' Nsn -,
pressure piece Of vocal defamation uhder t'e '"'
Judged encores Of an incony yderate audience.
To night, Rcssinis great masterpiece, ""''o"
Tel, will be given for the bnt urle 'ts Fea""
fact passing strange when conrider hc grandeur o.
this work whose only musical ieeblenesr I" tDe s0ps
10 part. William Tel contains mastery tr'os' das"'
concerted pieces, a wonderful overture, &c., ana
MIR, de- ye,,staace Of the Parir Academy o9 h1sc
our ,ublc here would cons.der about t".'s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
up,u vopx nAUy TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 1850

he Cs.hohc Church 60 they held ths, every m,n ia
oogkt to Iove God. IL would Hs, ee ss ~ D
0ls Who would not oin the Church a. i would to SAX II
~ ~ tLt and wa. not fully carried out In some OF the
States laws had been passed concerning OhuIGn prop
t. nnti;c scbools were conducted in such way by
Tirg pbtanthropists a. in some eases, to make tne
gT - the mother that bore him. But, after al
tbe American love of Libety would prove TOO ,'rons
-, .1;s snir, - bicotrv They might burn few con
W -, "a shco, doSn few hundreds OF peaceful
C.,ics in The streets and swear ihst was done IN
.edef,nse. but they who did these things were ia-e
Amercans who stole The livery Of heaven to serve tne
devil ir /, was for Catholicism to preserve the aoei
,e tor which our fathers fought and 70 secure their
Intimate and univenal triumph Loud applause.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

TN AhIRIoAs PARIY - IsDIIsA.-The IHd'0a-
spoi" STATE JoSra0i pubL,hes the following. 1h>
BSFoIO C0mhsrelal Adrofiser and n. y. ExpreI
VII please copy
"IsDiAyAToLis, WedDssdsy, April 2, le,S.
To ~ As@tsJs q tA> A1srt1aa part, o( fsSlaAS
Al Ines,iIg Of he EIecxuve COMMITTEE of %.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
CITY ITEMS.

After two days Of continuous storm and thHd Z"
lowering cl.uds an agreeable change came over ths
face Of nature last night The wind died away, and
the clouds passed OF, leaving clear sky and siy
cool and pure atmosphere This ought 10 os ''e i'''
Of the cold storms:
For, TO- the Winter il past 'Le rain II over ead .aa
gore tbe flowers appear on the earth the time oi ipe
singing OF birds come, and tre voice OF The turtle
heard n our land
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
BOARD OF Ten GOVERNORS

The Board Of Governors convened yesterday after
noon. but transacted business in consequence of
quorum not being present
Number Of Persons remaining in the Institutions for
The daily union., 1856-03-28
KANSAS DEBATE IN THE SENATE CON-
TINUED

ooseouenee of the indispositon Of Mr. COlameT, who
o,ed to the floor on the Kansas bill Mr. Harlan, Of
addressed the Senate His speech was prepared with
..,, and delivered with muoh earnestness and en-
Twas all elaborate defence Of abolitionism He
l. himself to be fully aequaintsd with all its dogmas
thoroughly udoctrinated with all Its heresies lie im-
Us however, with this merit for abohtiOnist
e was really iG earnest and therefore genuine con-
,ous back republican. This is compliment that We
.lpP0se anybody ever thought of paying to such 20
obolnopsts as Sumner, or Wilson, or Hale, or Sew
There is not one Of them who really believes that
Mr. Jefferson said that 'all men are created equal"
sp to assert that negroes created equal to white
Bat We are sure Mr.. Harlan believes this and il
Of miSuuderstand pn, il WAS one great object in his
\ 10 establish this equality between the two races
impaired them physically intellectually, and morally,
\ shed himself, upon philosophical principles, that
eonged 10 the same great family OF beings. We do
nix he accounted satisfactorily for the ply ysical pecu
h. Of the negro, such as his fat nose his thick lips
ut! head his long heel his giLzard-foot, &C. nor for
other well-known intellectual and moral peculiari-
y bch he differs as widely from the white man as be
/ 1. color. Nevertheless, Mr.. Harlan proved himself
b honester abolitionist than usually find for he
b. moral courage TO brave the public sentiment which
,rei itself all around him in significant snggers and
and TO preach genuine aboitionism, 10 the utter
and dsconfture Of such pseudofriends of the negro
|sr We have just mentioned. In other respects, Mr.
vcnt over the beaten track SO often travelled by
| On orators
The daily union., 1856-03-28
LOCAL NE w 8.

The POOR SECOND WARD.-Suboined is the state
ment of the receipts and expenditures made by the relief
committee appointed by the citizens of the Second Ward
the 2sth of January last:
They distributed the following articles contributed by
viduss viz cords of wood, pound Of tea pairs of
shoes, so bread tickets and old clothing They
eved log white families and 65 coored families by giving
1893 orders for wood and coal-amount, $40S 20
total, $7ll So. GRAFTON POWELL,
Chairman Relief Committee.
Amount of cash paid into my hands $725 Sc
Amount paid out per orders I'll 50
Balance in my hands IA 04
There also contributed and distributed three
wood pound Of tea pairs of Shoes fifty bread ckes
and lot OF second hand clothing.
N. CALLAN,
Treasurer.
MARCH q, 1856.
The daily union., 1856-03-28
UFEICE GP THE CONSOLIDATED LOTrElSiEs
MARYIANB.
OF FICIA L.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT December ], 1855.
Notice hereby given holders the United States
that this department will purchase the Of 81 Of
said stocks when offered
LIST Of June next will pay therefor following prices
wit:
For stock of the loan Of 1884, premium Of 10 For
lat and 1875 premium of 10 For
The of 1885, called Texan ndem
atty stock premium And for stock Of the loan Of
1885, redeemahe the 18th November, s46, received
prior the LIST day January premium ofsk per
received between LIST January 3s March
premium ofa cent and received aer the 3lst March,
and prior to said LIST Of June next premium Of
Interest will also be allowed said ocks the specified
certificates. July with Trinei-
pal OF the certificates received prior the let January Amer
that date the interest will be allowed In addition the premium
from the date Of their receipt In both
will allowed In addition fo the money the
seller.
Certificates transmitted this department under the present
should be duly assigned United with the
half prior the ist nex by the
entitled to receive the purchase money.
for these stocks win be made by drafts upon the ast
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, the paris
entitled 70 receive the money may direct,
Wv JAMES GUTHRIE,
sscretary Of the Treasury
Dec E-dtIstJuneif
The daily union., 1856-03-28

did not cut deep enough however to render the wound "a
ta and when discovered literally covered with blood
and suffering the most intense agony.
INDUSTRY MAssAcHusETs-Inl ls45 the aggregate pro-
ductVe industry of the State hundred and tour
teen millions Now, by the statistics about TO be
published from the Office of the secretary Of State will
60 TO three hundred millions making growth of 100
per cent in the productive wealth ofhe State in ten years
In the cotton manufacture the growth has been from
twelve millions to twentysix Millions in calico from four
20 Eve; in woolens from eight to twelve in linen from
one hundred and ortyfye thousand TO million and
half in shoes from fourteen millions thirtyeight in
steam engines from two hundred thousand three mil
lions and quarter in copper and brass manufactu
from one 10 three Millions in glass from threeourhs Of
million TO two and three-fourth millions; in chemicals
from three hundred thousand million hundred
and wentyfour thousand dollars These facts tell CRATE
nl history to all the of Massachusetts, whether sl
aborpg upon her soil occupying distant fields of
ton, says the Worcester Spy.
The LARGEST SAFE EVER MADE.-The mammoth safe
made for the New York Park Bank Is ssid he the arg
est in the world 1t manufactured (says the Day
Book) by Silas G. Herring Co, who have already
quired world wide reputation in making superior safes
The weight is ten TONS and the cost $2500 1t pro-
vided with the emium locks which took the premium
the Worlds Fair in London and from all appearances will
not only defy the attacks of the pcock fraternity but
the power Of the hottest fire imaginable.
The daily union., 1856-03-28
AFFAIRS IN KANSAS.

We learn by gentleman from Kansas (says the Mis-
souri, Republican of the 4th instantly that the egsa-
ture at Topeka adjourned Saturday last 1t was
derstood that wrs had been Issued for the arrest Of the
embers and that order had been received at Leaven-
worth from Governor Shaunor by the United States
shs Mr. Jones' requiring his presence to execute the writs
This Monday last and is probable that II has
been done despatch from Boonville received yeser-
day, says all Is quiet 10 Kansas"
The same paper Of the same data says;
source says yesterday met member Of the Topeks
legislature That body has adjourned until the 4h day
July after going through the farce o,eectne two United
States senaors, in the persons Of Gov Reeder and Col
Lane. Gov. shannon in the neirhborhood rpakina
preparations to arrest the members and they esteeir
prudence the better part Of vaor, remo.s yGseh All
quiet on the Frontier and II the northern fanatics win only
suffer them to reman 20, Kansas excitement, are At an
end ="
The daily union., 1856-03-28
Land warrants 20 off heavily, there being sellers ths
yers in the market The present rates foows

NATIONAL THEArnE.-Our citizens will have opportu-
nifty Of seeing Mr. Forrest this evening in Macbehone OF
his best Shakspearean characters. He will be greeted,
doubt by immense audience and those therefore, whs
desire and hear advantage should take the
on of securing seats early in the day Mrs. Lizzie Weston
Davenport will sustain the character Of Lady Macbeth Mr.
Jefferson appears the Altogether, the bill is
the attractive which has been presented to the fire.
auenters Of the National this season.
At meeting Of the commissioned officers of the lst regi
men Sd brigade Major F. Bacon unanimously chosen
fill the vacancy caused BY the death of the late Major
Robert Keyworth, deceased.
The daily union., 1856-03-28
DEPARTMENT NEws.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Lo" Of the Brig Gu,nare-A letter has been received a,
the Department stating that the American brig Gul
nare c. W. Roland captain, of Charleston, South Carolina
which bound q commercial voyage to Cienfuegos,
Cuba wrecked the southeast reef OF Maaguana
the morning Of the 7h Of February last The captain
and brought Turks island the l4h of the
same month. The Of the and fol-
lows: Nate, Francis w. Lea seamen, Long Savage, John
Proctor, Charles Johnson Henry Kelly and William Muir
ply.
The captain attributed the loss of his vessel unknown
current setting in strongly to the souhSes which the
daDess him from observing, and which
him of the be had projected and placed him In posi-
ton that led 10 the loss OF the ship.
The daily union., 1856-03-28
Notice OF Limited Partnership.

they have this day formed I'M
psrBershp under the bun of Appsion Go wbee place
Bslmo for the purpose % buying snd
selling drafts foreign and domestic exehanse bond.
and the transaction Of general ock mohfsg ara
exchange william staau Appleton and Heuy W.
Howell reside 10 .ad city ana are g,neIa Paner and ossrss
Rust has contributed hs part Of e capital 20 be
stock The Of wcn boutand doiny tn essh sna
said partnership this Ism day Of March, o ana
!" " "'"''' ." '"' '"A '-' VIZ sTUART APPLETON,
n w. nov ELL,
Mar as-d2y GEORGE RUST, Of Virpnia
The daily union., 1856-03-28

7 TO UNREASONABLE CORES PoNDENTs.
ers Of Congress are frequently annoyed by CORES
r making unreasonable requests for public docu-
senator has sent to US q copy of bis reply to
bcse calls; and as the hint it contains may save
,om similar annoyanoes, we insert it. as follows,
SENATE CHAMBER, March 10, 1856.
aR our note of the 5th inst. was duly received
|omnt as | am Of the subject of your inquiry-the
Ar --, have handed il to a friend who vi
meianchoiy pleasure of giving you full particu-
Fw books which you request me to ssnd you-viz
ogy Of the United States; United States Census
Message Documents, quarto; Bache's Coast Sur
Irrts japan; Ringolds Expedition 10 China
H,l' Indians, &c Lynch's Expedition to Africa
BOOK Map OF Central America; The Consutu-
hss Astronomical Expedition; Pacific Railroad
>'rMus Darien Expedition Gray's Survey
Ost IN the Dolphin; Journal Of the Senate and
representatives Army and Navy Registers
40 hltneys Lake Superior, together with a va
'relen and domestic garden and flower seeds, and
defpIy regret my inability at this time to send
oe wants of my own State engross all that the law
mt but you may possibly receive them from
"A'or'-GoV. Fish or Gov. Seward-to whom /
''nted your name and address As a constituent in
4 public documents
attn the liberty Of suggesting TO them several
'A' and papers, which think, did not occur to
tm'ng your brief catalogue viz: The Rules Of
HOUSES Of Congress; McComb on the Lakes; Mau-
ng directions, Douglass on Hot-house Plants ;
"a h'g s"dns and Little Sodus Longs Report
,I"a'" and the reports on the atmospheric t.le-
10 on sugar making, on coal, both Cumberland
FacliF On the western waters ON finance and
on' ana the correspondence on the Clayton Bul-
.N 'oRe'her with some other volumes, without
'"'hN your library would not be complete
your senators neglect TO send them 10 you. per
'@Egest that Asssrs Taylor 4 Maury Of this
"r'cHers OF noe taste and high character, will
gao TO attend 10 you upon their usual terms
me "no,e' DO not know but il would be your
1n"u'd you require the books for Immediate
oh'nIl them Al once
W resINclMlLr yonr nhcd.on. na=-.a.
The daily union., 1856-03-28
MICHIGAN MOVING.

democrats Of Michigan are adopting the most eff
to insure complete victory over their enc
j. matter what disguises they may assume, or how
or complete their combinations. As one of the
Of securing more perfect organization democratic
luo: are being formed in various parts Of the State
associations cannot fail to exercise the most salutar,
bee tbc course of the pending presidential election
DAYS since democratic association was formed in
/ and extending over the adjacent towns. Among
solutions adopted by the association were the fol-
|Dlred, tberpore, That are proud az well as con
s. ever TO tread in the path in which the fathers
democracy have trod that we look up to and revere
md adhere firmly and sincerely to the doctrines pro-
ID BY them, and enunciated In the national platforms
atimore conventions of ls44, ls4s, and 1852.
otesd, That the right of the people, the Of all
their sovereign and legitimate capacity, to make
ul rules and regulations for their own governance,
rider and establish all their domestic and municipal
b, wherever they may be, within the limits Of the
and not iu conflict with any powers privileges
granted BY the constitution of the United States to
F-a government is clear and sound democratic doc
auctoned by usage, demonstrable BY argument, and
| OF Ill acceptance by the oemocratic party OF the
"td That the principle of the Nebraska Kansas act
gtlmate eSul: Of that doctrine, and is the offspring
omptomises of the constitution the several compro-
s and Of the counsels Of the wisest and the best
rn which our country has produced; and by leaving
tc institutions in the Territories organized the
n's thereof, will eventually, the sober second
of the people resumes its sway, still the storm of
citation and crush the demon Of disunion.
lred, That We heartily approve of the course of the
national administration in its domestic and foreign
md believe them entitled to the best reward Of states
gratitude Of great people-for their noble and
stand as to tie Interference of European powers in
affairs, and that We would welcome rather war,
re, or famine than national dshoaor."
The daily union., 1856-03-28

'''H !" Nardner Jones, president of
''"y o' No''e Dame da Lac, near South Bend.
WhsTSerox, March %, 1850
nsve received and stteptively perused the
!" "<ea instance Of the president and faruI,v of
"Y OF tne Notre Dame On Lac. YOU addressed 10
o'' In mat letter they have done me thu bopor
,oe'r APPRECIATION Of speech Of mine In the Sen.
n'ted States, the objec. Of which "a. n hs., IN
ana smcably to adjust all controversies. arising
e'"'encs of.slaVery in the United States. Such
proceeding from highly respectable body of v.n-
"tea tro" the world, and regarding Justly the In
'e'ong To another and future state Of existence
tHfaction
:" 'll diminished BY the fact, that we h.ppen to
.reot religions creeds for have never bel,ev.
we 'hhoiic' was anti American and hostile TO
Y" the contrary, have with great pleasure,
1u'"e conviction, on several public occasions,
""ny TO my perfect percussion that Catholics
ue'oted to civil liberty, and a. much animated
those who belong to the Protestant creed.
1'lF'Hed that, In the scciusion Of those whom
''' great solictude should be felt for the safety
'""h OF that Union which Is our surest guarante,
"u'r' liberty, and public happiness. ! hope ant
'ngers which appeared to threaten Il have di
'0' here is still great occasion for the exercise
e''''rd, mutual concession, and hsrusony.
YOU to present TO the president and faculty a.
III nv respectful Acknowledgements, and socep
"" ~ YOUR respectful and obedient servant,
H. CLAY
The daily union., 1856-03-28
Dec i--dtIstJuneif

OST.-k sold chain watch, NJ. and
engraved Tuesday, sh OF 40 sa.st % aa.s i.sy y
pennsytvhnia liberal ward viii be returned
Mr.. Do Crame,, l5ih street, No. a. ~.
March 21-dt3s n. s..Dss
The daily union., 1856-03-28
nY IAmEs G. meeUIRE, Anc.,eneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or VERY DEstRABLE BRiCk Dwell
ling Tenuh On Weduesdsy shernoo,
April O. O'Clock, the prcnes, yrns asssd o. ussi
subscnher viii eel % pubic encon
highest ddc the north bali c lot - In rquse
pumb.rcd i having front Of aeou ~ iee Tenh .u.si
running boek ihs vfdih 100 feet
zach scy together with the buildings and
i.tpr and hek dwelling,
tanning finished 10 the mn superior m.nne'
throughout There 10 also sraehed abse and
carriage house. -
cstnfaTtsbe and substantial, ..-a
Terms residue In six and twelve months
with Interest,
SAMUEL KRDFERs, Trustee.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Mne1-A Aacuoneer.
The daily union., 1856-03-28

NEW Rocks received Taylor q mnary's.-woifs-
den authentic account Of Things There and Tbereuno
Pertsinins they and have been by u B. 81 y.
Ediih Hale village story BY ThSece faimsn 81 L.
Hamoous Poems BY Thomas Hood Edised by Epcs Sargent
81. .- To-
Hoods PaeueaI WORKS edited by Epes Sargent vols o.
Macsutay's History NJ England. Boston eainens
Of Natural PHILOSOPHY coisuy illustrated BY Ia
nar cxpements and containing deseon o nunenm win
Coz designed for Of schools and aeaae-
mics; by A. w. sprsgue, A. NJ, with $50 erpayngs 81
Readers second, md, ouFtb and hhh
a k, 75esnn Copieusly best eIiant
March "a Booksfofe near hh suest.
The daily union., 1856-03-28

NOTES OF Travel I'm In, Ea,ti by Dspjansin Dsrr,
IN D. d. Price 81 ~ -
schamyl end hs C,rcassan wn by d Milton msetie g.
Rogers Table Talk a.
srrith's Law Of Lsndiord and Tenant -. ~.t,r
Of Amefiean Statesmen on Foreign In
migration by John z ssnsfr.on; 81 So -. 4.
L.hnan's Chemical Physiology, 81 ~ 1s
Flint on the Respiratory orgnss o. .s...,. u,
March 81 FkANCk ThfLOR
The daily union., 1856-03-28
National Theatre.

Kunksl Co....ss Lessses
Ras Manager.
Joseph Jefferson stage Manager