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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20
KANSAS AID HER CONSTITUTION.

IfIVm tue washington Union ltTV sANerN).l
The vexed question i settlcd-the problem y solved
the dead point " danger is passcda serious trouble
about Kansas Affairs is over and gone kansas comes
into the Unon on the principle ~ the great act which
erganzcd her and Nebraska Territsal governments
Another star added ~ the republican constellation, not
shining on scenes of terror, conagraton aud blood but
lending i,s light to the peaceful pursuits OF a contcnied
and prosperous people.
We lay before readers this morning the schedule OF
the new constitution prepared by the Convention at lie
compton. The schedule Is that part Of the con
stitution which provides for the transition from
the system which Is 10 that which Is ~ be
aud prescribes IN what shall become binding
as the fundamental Law Of The land. IN the de
spatches received day two since this temporary
machinery, with which all constitutions must be pre-
coded, called provisional government, and some ner.
persons perhaps alarmed At the revolutionary
sound of the words u s the scafpldng 70 BE- used
by the people while they putting ~ the permanent
fabric Of their rights and then will be used no more IN
the time all the Territorial laws remain 10 full force
until the constitution takes their place, except In 80 Tar a.
this schedule is used for carrying the election
This schedule submits the constitution 10 the whto in
habants Of Kansas Acknowledges the people Of the new
state be the only tribunal that rgheully determine
what he domestic institutions shall be- and gives full,
praGca and fair effect 10 the great principle Of popular
sovereignty On the 2s day % December next the eectors
may NEE, their proper places Of voting and express their
opinions by ballot on the question ~ slavery or no slavery
NJ majority shall votesn favor of slavery, then the provi
which makes Kansas slave state will remain IN the
constitution, and IN that shape will be laid before Con
gTgss Bal IAe ggsa,sg aqabeg VI pe9s be eaS c other
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5. 9. Herring 8 CO.'S patent champion safes

$. c. Herring e. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TTyHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
ndng discriminating public bestowing their patron
10 exhibit all
enlarged their depot by opening extensive ware
Broadway No 25l cornor OF Murray street o
poste Hall This enlargement 81 warehouse room with the
enlargement of their factory viii enable tho subsc
stock Of fire and burglar
proof an other establishment The world Particular at
safes for private families 70 match
furniture for the security Of plate and jewery
Also
keep make order all Kinds OF money chests vault
Halls powder proof locks for banks
Jones patent pernutaon bank lock and cygers
patent letter lock, without key.
s. c. HERRING n Co,
Nos. 125 1917 and 139 Water street, and
No. Isl Broadway, Murray st New York.
y COYTE 4 co. Agents
Washington y. G.
w KNOWLES, Agent
Nav 2s-Iy Richmond, Virginia
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washington Aqueduct.

ofyrcE or wAmsoroS AorrDccr
Washington, March 8, 1857
DROP0SAIS are invited for materials and work
Proposals up it May opened
Maps probes specifications
let viii be ready examination this Office and after the 2o
VIII masonry q q the bridges
graduation embankmen oreservnirs
nced with the IL inch iron main gate houses bricks sand
robbe and cut stone, &C
the works and materials reference made mo
ereon but for saoh unavoidable delays due allowance will be made
only he completed under the
prescribe the amount Of work be done and ras Of
mia,a holding sulcenty
shall be stopped until funds become available.
stoppage Of particular for Of
nnd the reserved ten cent win be paid the Judgment Of
Payments will be made in specie cheeks upon the United aqs
treasury monthly Of the
and will be condition Of all contracts that the workmsD shall
and Proposals
efas on the Washington Aqae,aetV
The United States reserves the right % reject any al te bids
should they not be deemed advantageous and 70 make such
mcs may be considered most conducive the progress a the
Every oor accompanied by guarantee signed BY
responsible persons
take ts The bidder Or bidders wl aecored
securities @ Tie opie,on If the work nnasrssn said
accompanied BY the ceracae Of the United States district
s sners Or aasusi known q BE Engineer Or DE-
War that the gaaranors are able 70 mako good their
guarantee,
opened presence bidders, any
be present. NJ MFJGa
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
I FORM or GUARANTEE ~
To Capt NJ G. Meigs, .. s. Engineers
undersigned, residents Of In the State of
hereby jointly seveay with the Uned saes and
guaranty the foregoing bid Of be accepted that he
they w days after the Of tho said bd
the for the with good and efficient surees
the articles conformity the s
which made And in the aad
guaranty
good iaence between the or BY the said and the sezf
lowest bidder
(sgnsdl A. q.
CD.
knowledss belief The
| named gusssnors good and sunacirns. A,
| Csgned) EF.
Sep l-lawu sl41e4
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CITY OF WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY MORNINGS DECEMBER 2

Coassia,y Generals og<eGen Gibson, conmhs&ry sen
assistant ~ l. SIMPSON, six clerks and ole esssn
ger.
sngDa Generals 0Gen. Thomas lawson, surgeon general
assiststs DR. r. C Wood and DR. q X Wood three clerks
Eaosneg OGeners Joseph Tosn, chief engineer aseisiant
Captain H @. Wright ave clerks and one messenger
Typographical BasaICoi j. Albert csoaei Of the corps
Captain Woodruff; four clerks and messenger
0r~anos Craig colonel o. sdnanes assistant,
Cxpi VIM Asynadier; eight clerks and oas messenger,
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Mrs. NJ A. KNIGHT having taken the commo-
WI dious and wekno hor No Az rnnsyivan avenue
(sih stie bctseen ~ and ~ streets nearly opposite Wash
heton Housc - 10 be- c,nspcssy
and fuel with and elegant sonsb for
q boarding house =
Mrs Knight had considerable
feels confidence Offering ard
their members q Congress (bcng
she win prepared guests ocsecr
Sept 20
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Wheeler a. Wilson.
ooMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,

Fhpita, Manufacturers, and Ohas
FTyHESE machines combine all the improvements
thai have invented Their extensive and increasing SALE
aud tho approval and comendaon that they have
eeived the prop warmly recommending them They
have been in sufficiently long 70 test om thoroughly and have
entire satisfaction.
I Beauty and simplicity freedom
from arrangement and need OF repairs.
ID. Unexamplcd and rapidty Of operation.
3D. N0seless movement.
4b Tho remarkable perfection of their stitching and their appca
bihty TO variety Of purposes and materials.
Principal Office No 43 Broadway New York and their agencies
in the principal cities Of the Union.
May 26--1y~
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United states Pateas once,

ON the petition of Josiah Copeland of Weymouth,
him 2oh Janusry lss4 M mproveu'ent in vI'oot
the expiration Of said which
a akesp place on the 2ofh day Of January 1855 sg&
the be heard the Patent Once
1h ~ O'Clock and All pcrsons
and show they have why said
ought 70 be granted
the required Ae In the
Oce oblecuons specially Ia writing enty
hearing testimony
he hearing taken
Office which win appie
ton. at
testimony the viii be closed the January
depostons resd testimony
Office before the Of that day the arguments
any g thereafter NH E} gtte
ordered aleo this published the Irei-
gsncar Evening star hpfn
aiy yerk Boston mqn,rer Cincinnati
the 1ltt day
oC January next the day Of hearing
MaEPH HOLT
Commissioner o Patents.
Edtors the above papers VIII copy
bills Patent Once, with paper containing
Nov s--1aw3wf
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
TT Is NOT A DYE.
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer.
Gray bald pcrsons Of hair, read the
following and jndge Of the articles.


Gray pcrsons Of hair scalp, read the
following and jnige Of the articles:
MRS. q. A. Aliens Zyi0baIsamum,
Worlds Dressing eesai with the Restorer and s
dressing young oen elcscoas
in cases o. hair falling, &C., without the kesscrer
REV H. " DfS Elor Guide TO Holiness We testify 10 s
PRESIDENT EAroN IL D. Marfrsssboro', Tenn "So,wh
locks restored 10 origiral color p &c tsr, II
REV MORLEY AtebQr9, Massachusetts, has changed the
Crown f Glory slcng 70 old men, 70 the original hue Of
REV TEACHER 90 years q age Pitcher chrnapgo county,
New York Ny hair restored y nothing like dye,
REV u r. wo0D Nidieown New "My hair and
that Of another Of alniy has greatly thdckened where almost
REV JAMES MCKEE New Yofk city recommends il, &c.
REV w. rolEus sanwich Conn has met my most ssngains
expectations &c.
restoring the hair 6e.
REV sPiArT, ewisbargt Pennsylvania We and do
REV. rtsTIN, Charleston, hair has
REV AMOS BLANCHARD xeaon, N n ws think very highly
REV d O. SAITH iya,.sbarsh " Iws~ surprised 20 and my
hair turn az when was young, &C.
REV q NJ CJNCH Lwhburgh, II has stopped hair
falling and caused new growth" &c
REV A. FRNK catauque county Y lam satisfied and rec
ommcnd it,
REV D. MORRIS, River New "Hs ihe best prepara
ton extantP
REV crTTER, Mothers Magazine York
We might swell this bst but, convinced, TRY IT.
We export these Europe and they
sedng all others there well a. in the United States.
s sol stain sod BY all the principal wholesale and
tail merchants in the q s, Cuba, or Canada.
Depot, 355 BrOOme street, N. ",
where address all letters and inquiries
81 try This which they
make profit Write for circular terms and inirma
eounterfeits.
Aug 1s-eodam
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/JI N[< A<ZW
TO OUR suBscRIBERs.

person upca books suisss As
payment o. THE suoscriptioa be adsaDce.
ay money by letter, and all risk
wiii be assumed BY ourselves n NJ ssie unsinAsic1
The COUNTRY PAPER vnbu,hsd twscky during
Of Congress, and weekly during the
subscriptions period less than viii be
proporioned lhs above annual rates. rf
asssTsTEies authorised agents; asd ~
sending subscber- enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers enclosed, VIII bs entitled 70
gnlil
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York
A immense assortment Of seasonabe fabrics con-
IA stanty on hand also, fun and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or CARPETNGs
cloths ratings rugs materials curtains gilt
cornices, window shades, Sc, sc, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
255 267, 2ao, and 2el Grand street.
May 40 -ly and Al and 40 cs,harme street
Matthew Hale smith,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Rooms 20, "a, No. Is Wall arca, NaD York.
Cyrus w. Field n Co.,
wHoIEsAIE PAPER DEALERS
No IL Gig sraf, Nau Fork,
INVITE the attention Of dealers and consumers to
large q printing, writing wrapping and all other
paper which they offer for sale the lowest market prices
Ben. a e. A. whitiock A. Co.,
l3 Bsskman Street corner of Nassau, opposite the Astor
House.
pRopRIEroRs or THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandes for druggists and
use otard Dupuy Co. Hennessey pnet Cas-
hon other houses highest reputation and sole pro
pos the celebrated brandos the native proof and flavor d
cognac, via
Iiauaur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac.
Also
Exclusive importers Of the
Burgomaster schnapps,
of sherry Mdera and Port wines 6o Sc
AIss, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CTsEBfANT
are the exclusive OF this vine and
are shipments regular packets and beg those who
may not given under their guarantee thai
viii superior decacy Of favor and quality any wine A
present imported
Benz. N. whilock
EAw'd A. Whitock,
Fredk j. IfaYerstick, BEN. T. A. WHlILoCk ~ co.
Oliver w. Dodge
Henry Canmeyer.
May 26--1ys
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Marble Manufactures, Tombs. statuettes, Etc.
YIYHE SUBSCRIBER resnectfuly invites the atten.

Marble Manufactures, TOmbs, statuettes, Etc.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il tou Of the public 10 his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, ToMBsroSEs, AND MONUMENTS,
his north
He has his employ other experienced
and coarse marbles and ether description OF
MARBLE MANrEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES,
oS hs manufacturc, aud Of superor quality.
IErrrs DOOR AND WINDOW sTIs CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK FIA6GINe &c.
In ct everything that required the and bus
ness, either Cor utility tasla ior the nne arts.
He deems particular description his
daily invites vt his yard whore Judge
srr
In addition the enumerated
beautifully either
DEN of them by himself pesse
not he fancy he win manufacture b orar sac desired
BY his varied facilities
he hopcs 10 meet the expecfoilsns of his patrons
WILLIAM RuT4ERfORD,
Estest north between Twelfth snd Tartsens streets.
Sep 3--dSm
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E0R RENT--The dwelling of the late Gen. Tow
This handsome house contains all tho improve
monte sas furnace and complete water fixtures also offices
adjoining Apply JB II ruTH
Ocf 2I-2tawffli stDccwcd&aat
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We wou cali attention 10 the card d Vim Grandn who s
also conmis
United Court of cms Colonel Grandin thor
ougy with business connected with the departments al
Washington and the practice Of tho United States Court o Claims
[Neg y@k Daily Wees
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mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
Triaisy Bsildiso III Broadposh

Triasy Bslda9, III Broadpcy
TINHE assets of this company amount 70 nearly POUR
smtr,s- cssh of which fhre md
iso SER hnr bond and mortgage
the and State Of New York valued az n"e mi
lions g doitars 49,
profits already million ax hondcd
fao,sasd aoaSs, tho property Of tho policy holders
TERs
Forms Of application pamphlets giving information
riod on appyne the
n fRFpK WINSTON, President
rAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD HoMkNs, Actuary.
myTuRS r0sT. w. D., Medical Examiner.
May 40 -1ys
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American Gothic and s-Fcii Reohns.
INVENTED BY EuGEsIo IAulIA ARCHITECT, N . b A. &c.
nESIGNS mnde for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL and fria bpidings Once Gotba chsppaqua,
weehestcr cfaAty New York
june lT-du
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Letter writing and Copying.
DERS0NS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
IL business, friendship confidential affairs them
promptly and neatly executed also copying attended 20 with de-
spaich the Office of
EDMUND v. BROWN,
Notary Public &c, Of 7th and streets
~ BAH business this strictly confidential
EF.B
3-2aw3n fInteil
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOPgetown, ID. c..

THIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' 40 hong and avosbly conducted by Mas T.
English direction Miss Narrower principal
assisted by and experienced teachers
department ef learning.
members oConsress Washing
their daughters wards here under their
vian any have been accustomed dothe graduates Of this
seminary representing nearly state IN the unicn
Yor partcalars address NJ j. NARROWER,
Principal of the Georgetown rsmse seminary,
Sep 12--eon Georgetown, y O. \
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EBBITT HOUSE.

j. II. FREEMAN.
y street, between 18th and l4h streets,
WASHINGTON D. G.
TTyIIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oghy repaired and furnished with and superior furniture
hundred rooms and has all the requisites Of
frstcass house
The proprietor has provided coach which viii be at the railroad
depot landing arrival for the Of
passengers and baggage 10 the hotel t
q--
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cHAs. .. D. JoSfs mos . soEiA
JONES IL NOELL,
attorneys az Laut
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
vXTIIL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv profession committed them.
Collections made in Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota Territory
and proceeds promptly RENTED a9#et
Col Thomas Green I lur..Au.,.. .,,,
Messrs. Pairo Nourse Bankers, "''"s'SA es
Hon. Reverdy johnson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Hon John A. Dix New fofK e'y.
Sep 2--d6
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City intelligence.

DROWNING OF Tmn WILL KNOWN CITIZENS or Nrw York
AZ LAVE RosKoSKoXA.-On Monday afternoon, - party
Of ladies and gentlemen, Consisting Of Mr. Porter formerly
Of Lane Porter, Canal street. ". LAsie of Geo. Put
nam Co.. Mss Palmer, . niece OF Mr. leslie, and i've
others, brothers and sisters enjoying themselves
tai Lake Ronkonh oma, Long Island BY unioria
nate accident the boa; uprse,, and Mr. Lese Mr. lane
and Miss Palmer drowned. Up to last night intel
sence had been received OF the recovery Of the bodies
Mr.. Leslie q visit to friends at Edenville
al six miles from the AXE and had gone this
company, among whom we're several u his children,
all OF whom saved. He has been q member of the
Irm OF Putnam Co book ppblshcrs for SIX seven
years. and has been the book trade about twenty years
lie was well known among the publishers and much cs.
teemed. Mr.. Porter Of the dry goods firm Of ,ne
Porter Canal street. he has been for OF years
10 the business arr was much esteemed. lake Ronkon
kona situated In about the centre OF Long Island about
baied o' the cearness Of It's waters and the beauty Of
he scenery its shoves, and y place of resort
for those who know Of liz existence
Hosr COMPANY No 20 returned from Albany, where they
bad been securing for few days, Monday evening"
and received with all the donors by the same fire
companies that welcomed Humane Hose Company No 20
homo. They were received at the Hudson River Railroad
depo ~ The assembled companies and then became the
especial guests OF Hook and Ladder Company No IL.
Hoe Company No. 20 report that they had pleasant time
n Albany, and hope some day 70 recpocate.
HousE RourrFy The residence Of General Pace, In
Twenty SIKH street. entered by burglars Monday
night and robbed OF $3.50 IN gold coin and bas Of III
var, with witch they escaped. There was sooui ono
thouand dolars worth Of jewelry in the drawer from
which the money was taken, but The burglars failed to
zee n
sIAm1Se AFFrsY James Gsren and Patrick DsrIinr
beth pvae waichmen, got into ngbt together ycster
ssth avenue when the latter vas stabbed n
ne abdomen. He taken 10 his residence, No 100
West fory second street, and Gsren vas arrested and
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Personal Intelligence.


A. .. Everett House-Srs soiser and servant, Mss Mo-
Iner Mr. AvesiAn AID sgn, Ms syes,sln A Monsr o
AID si,. r,,-sury Va; joe. sepouss rr'sss pr
So aug su .0a sasba ri lsssa '"' Ans Ne"
me clsreneon.sr and Mr.. o y Cunmng Miss Gu n.
Wing Ming an srs. s yov E nsoSs essS
wes,msr se.mer Niys,s; Mis- Pollock Poisyila Pa Ar
spss Bsgope 1asso r.. s soug NJ and "a
miiv vahlnr,spi cswaed Dor.in, upiied Con. Ill
ss". ss-. chs SSe Rev. Po,s.
val webb, Ersl.nd John Pesrain, IVES, Point.
From Liverpool in theSsieam,hip ArsbLawm Andrews
ard nephew Mr. snd srs Pratt Mr. and Mrs saml Beokey
n. Mr. ss I Mr.. MIS-
rersugn Miss Frank Mr. and Mrs Bruyue Mr. and Mrs nut
ss:s W. T9 sisss's e; Sys; ,, S ssn
ssp. k.n s'' ys s.as Ssn fssss
Grrs, Dsyey, sovsllo NJ Bensir. ", Doubleday Lat
VIM ss sS% e0rasn ma. su srrn
eS PENN IoT no slss r. VIM esou
net VI wnp s. NJ sG-m s r Isssps Mr ssn, Jr
Me- oS %@ puh,us sf rse. M Van yan srsen %
Inn gnssr, Or p ssrgca. Amos Y%k, M.ssT Bsadsy,
low Mrs slen Iss sKsrsen NJ and MS benroin
spd bree children Mr. Bison ami Mr. Sbanlmsn Mr. and
Mrs Peter Peterson Nr ha msnn Julius Hsrd-fo,si s8
Prom cssrlsson in TIE steamship james sdger Dr Thcs
NJ. ~ asy sC Ss sG sy si sHS sr
Mrs Palmer MS j. Ohm, two chl ren end nurse; Miss
e g c9-.r S ~ s.r &c 1rss ss s:
PypcsoS Hsrpen smith Name sos !. iScte ADD LADY.
Barnes knssoyry Mss n nv, ws9n Miss Boyle.
Mrs Nc While Miss CeJhs, HI ghes Mrs 9 Peter and
clitren Edwards lady and chlld " Peschse Geo
T6werda Miss Ella Fling Miss sussn O'Hava, Miss Ella
Ctupben Miss . Belmont Miss Peimont u Bnrrel,
Mbsf Lvingaon- and IS In the Storage
From Savannah In The stearebip sugrsaG Cummings,
lady, esd % two Mrs swinehurst, Miss Keth,
Mist q Burse. Mrs Czuria Vincent Czurda Mise Ho
zendorf Mrs Uolgtn'orf kiss Van Vschen Mise Mary F-
Mrs Gsnah snf ant Field and lady. Miss Hall,
Barnufn lady, child aud servant Cornish lady and
two children, Miss CorDkh. Miss Fanns Smith Mrs Clisny.
MIS- Pond Aiea Cleveland Mrs l. luion. W " Guion sad
adv, " honlpsn, Mss Tesiman, u Rourquin, Oar,
Gen ,ohn barnard Ma Stewart, . Dawson, A Wood.
bull W . DICK neon. Geo " snaner, y srribner Aaron
SMITH, Bup ng Jss PreudergRss w Perkins Jas u
BanscQnbe, y Boswell. 3 Singer, Geo Luce, Lyon
Lyra- v n Rerger a smD,e, faey, webb, Riley
k2.Evsp, ohn Bary, EDWARD Kay, Joan BIecher
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Wailack's Thcatrc-NIiss Eliza Logan and
the Marselllalsc.

the Marselllalsc.
Miss Logans original engagement terminated last night
by Its limitation, but the extraordinary success that
has attended her dbu In this city has Induced her
consent appear for the remainder OF the week. when
her other engage viii compel her TO leave the city
This be regretted for notwithstanding the ateness Of
the season. the anxiety the part Of the theatre going
public to her s very great, and there Is no doubt
but that she could Ill the house the summer through
did engagements permit her TO remain In the city
be hoped she Will return to the metropolis early In
the fall and play round Of all the famous female roles of
the Epgliih drama Il would create unprecedented
theatrical fuyore.
las, night Miss Logan appeared In the CATALAN Bride
Ameri play that is creating considerable interest
literary circles and in which this accomplished actress
has role exactly suited TO her powers. 70 add to the
attractions OF the evening, Miss Logan chaunted the
harselase hymn OF liberty after the play, and fairly
wrought the audience up to fever OF enthusiasm. Sbe
dressed In white, with the French iricolor draped
about her person Miss Logan has been called cold by
persons ed to The OLD conventional stage style OF acting
bat this would be the last charge brought against her By
any one whs saw her chaunt the "AArsaillaise" She
casts aside for time al the womauly graces that dig
ungufh her acting, and gives expression only the
wild SPIRIT the revenge the passion and the exuant joy
that burns In every line Of that wonderful revolutionary
lyric The effect upon the audience electrical. Al
the close was unanimously demanded, and
aer that Mics Logan compelled 10 appear before the
curtain 10 receive the vehement psudts or the crowded
house.
Notwithstanding this popular ovation, We question the
proprtty Of this great dr.s descending 10 these al
ooptandum displays. has appearance OF clap trap
siage gag which she OF all things should avoid If she
values her future fame We have had dvtis like her
in this city for years. and the crowded houses she has
drawn 10 witness her artistic personatons should have
been glory enough.
To night Miss Logan will again ohaunt the Narseiase
and play In the "ltahan Bride"