The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

NeI1fsa MISS QUICK.
TIE dance by Mr.. and Mrs. Shank was received With a
desire for an encore but from the frat was
interdicted that the embracing great va
rstv might be fu6iied The drst act Of tha SlCoden
Fner was produced ia excellent STYLE me following
cast viii show for ftseif - =. $500
Golden Faraer. Mr. M Powers
Old Mobb. ..................Mr E. B. Reed
john n; E a. j. K hstss
Thomas ... Mr. w. S. sampson
Mrs %a =. Gar IS
euise ..M iss Hettie Butt g..
iisgers-George Wood, W. j. Florence E. g. Tiltop, p
w. Strader and Captain Bill Fuller.
Pe.ha the perfect performance OF tho evening
tho sympos ium by tho vii ayers. Florence Htton
I'd John Rylsnd seemed perfectly at horne Bayley Of
pc herary department o. me ost ONCE de'ive cd him
"oS,atm ard r"n. SosSn' rounG'" greatly 70 9th" the
riovmeot If the audience Nar4 "a ~, ts mi "a act ~
tIeiio.- ~ -
I ,,a Observation-Disclosures b a,a sTsss
Cas.io. Mr.. c. ]. Rankin
Deseemons. Mrs. Maria Curtis.
60. - :. -, - ..' ..... - 49,
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va ~ M ne w. ssSnnr
Wno psrsol sed mig hehrs aud mr.; aenhsp 40 iAeao
nan q .oe usri, .oS H1ns ~ mrs ine
AeDowen fag. Inc tpI'snty iarce o. the lean q
Lover brought ous new canaicaIes nf sp2anse. MS.
most AND no L - can p said q Dr. csai
as Capt. Ameiaort ana Mr. Abraham as Oid swyze Mrs
with Iven reiss was well represented, ~
thi ny nv t MI ssSnd
NV la IF ~, i 10, it,;
r;e &c 10 H., ;th ~; s ssy7aaa "a lary
ana nrScr ib w. ars - $500 a n
a3s an nn..f IN mai M ~ lgsa,Sr 1esei
@ ,ha ~ "o ~; ~ Sornes p.Lu
wac ss nhu me na1lonsi sIr .of!mo.a the
lem :, sns lung ~ .hs scogess o. laoer'y &c
~ s.s uS1 As4 n,e cal Tt Mr; saa mrs
,:. t =. ~ up 49,, Ssh sorsne nsua com
d ME- & M 90 s"s e S s NJ S H h nuanes.
~ Yrs Eny e., az u0nS .ie netvy business
~ 1ns na.ona, wnica sanars soe' from sne spirited
"ina'A' " 'ne o.noi uo'se' :
last week, doing we'll Miss Heron was sayiog st tbs
other theatre.
CmcAeo-Ysnkee Locke had benefit at the theatre
here on tie e5th --E n
- - r
~ -. AN n., 1872 An E MoNCoNi.
>. from uAngnsnis messenger!
~ may % remsn1erea snat IN June iast hpncoD the
ocs on the csves If
nonccn TetelNd py compiane o. aduitery against hmi
anu rnaS .ne AounAl pos'ponca Jsognens IN ordsr 70
give the latter time 70 prove her charge % the
honconl was stated ma. ne aaa ,or some ame nsen
serassu iIun nis WIZ, Snu nau aIowou nof LUooi
lbe bad addressed letter through the to the
,, a. nus ms 80, ~ h ~ =. nanas
;h, va ;,h nsr ohar v & - .rdsr Ia. ne
hs - - ,a, !. .ans 80; lsssns .ouuceo
poH sIo y o 'p 3 peIhajn h, c p ne "a pro
$50 b ~ d h a., nsr ~ ns onc,nt, VINO
Of pose 70 en,sI hes ehsubsr four o'clock one morn
ny anu WIS auano MN r. Atter
Il
r hasing spsmsf neg ne. %.nou. resouces vas utterly
go ~ Isss A. ~ 81 oNns ~ >, &c s $500 so
vsr that her had forced her into the arms
~ lev in; .nnch - ne hd iva =; Sis u. - Rsi
Is sn.s ~ a oa nnu rau .h - ~ w.sa Mo
r.lar4 ns.snr IL snnnnrtt ~ bnr .ha-Co ~ sa.s
70 nave been ADDRESSED ny nsr hus
" eant style and procssea the most servsnt love- Under
tssse ths t;hun,S a MS p
cou nas 20 nroJHce Moot If hae os TO-; & n
Hs % poo. y ~ aes sas SUP
,nr Sscis d rSt n ISss Honcor; bd raff,a h n
Snrran - hna, - ~ DC Isa.,. -. 49, ~ III,
the concierge Of the hotel whom she caused to be sum-
reitSs, scrc1n; or Wis Sm.r. syd ,, =. hs y t
bic os.rg any other proof her aiains
rint M; dao;;o, ia % W a. y. ou.e
s, ords, 10 s a s enc
an1 eastaoen was ordered To be tried with her
ro.orrsnts ora,+sa on MADAM.
s , VIE ~ .ne p Pnes yes.eiaay
e nnn 40; asn .ne case
epi presented himself. wv NV "spe--' Wv Vows
@ o. ana sa ms, sne sr,e
~ " .o - Pooe S.ea'y Paovoe tu,'
Macame hencem ana .aHaren aso Dsen guy o. sani
,S.;, sn; hut oncor; ala no. .s
to have his wife severely punished but merely subjected
20 SUI E uon s III ,T.h o ~ nhi 70 oD.aln
Ar MOI loa S bsr WIN .espso e Hss aeeasJn
scultsIy sS woman . ~. Carmen sSs learned scan
no such persen az Carmen existed The fact was that
Renconi had obtained proofs that his wife was unfhul
to him and he ds,ern med to separste from her: but
fearing The ,di .ne hich /. peneray haa mad on de-
ceiytj hy,band he reeo,ed to fevn naason for another
women in order to make 4 appear that the separaton
was cauted by his misconduct He therefore arranged
with bis wife 10 write lettx rs to An Imaginary mistress
the most ardent love fx her and another let
ter 10 hin wife SecsIinc that in Of that
love for another he could no LONGER hye With her.
with these letters Msdame Ronconi WA In have eons
before the Civil Tribunal and 10 havs demanded q
separation; Roncori on his mart making no Opposition
But she afterwards re used to fulfil these conditions and
calumniated her husband in the newspapers. Extra.
ordinary as the statement about thu of
Mile Carmen was the learned advocate assured the tr
tupaI that IL Atctly true and as pyoo of it he
stated that Mile Carmen was no other than the heroine
Of novel by Paul Teval entitled Les Amo,ws ,ie Pars
He concluded by passing high emo ,mium on Ronconi
and by stating that ut the very his wife waa attack
ing him In shameful way before the tribunals Of Paris
he VAS al the Iisk Of his own lie attending the victims
Of enoera az Gianada.
M nkMis men rose 70 present the defence OF Madame
kOuCOni but the President remarked