San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

ply of Atlantic States papers-that is if the
steamer arrives when due on Monday.
MUsIcAL-TuE PESNsYLvANIASs.-On Saturday and
Sunday evenings last the Pennsyvanians' appeared at
knckerbockcr Hall. The Company have the merit of
fine musical talent and the faculty of pleasing audience
Mr. johnson, the vot spouts," is inimabe Miss
Jennie Vaudeville in 9Th, Murmuring Sea-" is charming
neutrality-suspicious.; Miss Agatha Vaudeville We Met
by Chance, she is agreeable and sings WELL yet received
more applause than "Comng through the Rye" deserved
her voice sharp sickle and quite full Of notches
Mr. j. r. Taylor sings very well in quartete but we ad-
wise him to take Johnsons advice and keep The
West" unless accompanied by good tenor Prof Chas
Stadd presides at the Piano Forte and contributes much
to the harmony and beauty of the music.
Since the unbound ID success Of Miss Goodenow in Cal
forna no other Company have met with such general IA
yor and lib raj patronage the their trip
through the mines has been almost triumpha march,
In this place they appeared large and appreciatve audi
encesthe audience the second evening being twice
large the rs-a fact which bespeaks more IA
vorable criticism than mere words Mr.. Johnson's
trcties took the mirthloving miners by Storm willie his
comica gestures he appeared shopping, hops he"
the stage, was the subnity of feardiculous Ills
Burlesque Ballads well sung and Wilkins and his
Dinah, captally The Misses Jennie and Agatha
Vaudeville very clever singers and with little
practice and less afctaon ARTIsTEs would soon out
rival Miss Goodenow In their touching fine old style of
ballad singing which, after ALL really and truly the
songs OF che heart Success aud triumph have given the
fair artistes based confidence yet they
do not sing the simple not-s of the music the
pressive words of the song in their natural human voice
Coming through the Rye" harshly codly and un-
f,elingy executed, by voice boundess in beauty and
rich in harmony. my own loved Maggia Dear Sitting
by my Side is beauful-it sung by voice ringing
with touching melody and sympathetic sweetness admra
bly, calculated to capvate, (as must confts it did,
host OF huttering hearts papitang within the prison.
walls Of bachelor jackets 'Who bids going going going
gole ust all our notions of the auction business and
just as We bid the hammer fell while sod again and got
your money gshed in rich profsion from rainbow of
raven ringlets arched eyebrows brilliant eyes, smiling
lips rosy checks and all the classic features of widowed
ovelines Which perfectly taaalizing; we heard lots
of bids at almost fabulous rates -boQuct from the Ken
tucky House and Whitmans ranch were vauted over as
bids numerous mods wiuks and bnks Were unnotced
-unbdden sgls greeted the of the fair auctioneer
rs the sweet delusive dream dspeed in the newly
discovered reality that although in market, "se
par without prcer above rubies-more precious than
apples Of gold in pictures of silver" Miss Jenn. Man
deyle also sung, with much true feeg Shells of the
coupict was received with vociftrous applause
1.-The union of lakes the union of lands
The union OF states none Sever,
The union Of hearts, the union of Lands
And the Flag of our Union, forever"
The concluding Good Night" of tn, Company closed
the Concert, but not the charming remembrance of their
beautiful songs We hope tie Pensylvanians will como
this way, their return to tn Northern Mines and give
another of their imitabe entertainments then do slug
the choice Home Ballads of Burns Moore Lever &c
which rendered Miss Goodenow popular We would
Prfr few of these Old Ballads Of paror kitchen and
sugar camp IN enory to any of the newngled [cavatna
music now prevalent. Even Coming thro' the Rye"
is unpleasant VIII m fourshed with innumerable dami
senquavers pitched in every scale from saw-ling to
green, knoty slab down the saw-rnill sHuTE
We commend the ' Pcnnsy ylvana,s" as worthy of pa
tronag- and superior in musical talent any other troupe
WHO have visited California within the last four years.
GREAT NoErn AMERICAN CIECus.-Mcssrs. Lee & Ben
nett advertise in todays paper their unrvaed Eques-
trian Establishment to appear in is place. San Andreas
and on Monday and Tuesday at Mokeumne
lIill The Company is by far the largest and tai
ented Circus Troupe organized in this State 1t is
really three entire Circus Companies united in one
tappings fittings and regaa of the performers scenery
and horses, are entirely new. They manufactured
to orer at al expense of over $4,000 especially for this
Company and the present Campaign. During the past
the proprttors and the travelling agent, Mr. Frank
Rivers visited the Atlantic States to personally
intend their travelling and performing parapernaa and
also to the best talent in the world regardless of
expense relying generous public to remunerae the
enterprise and pleased to state that their zeal has
with unbounded Among the talent secured,
we note "The Worre Family" Bill Worrell, the brilliant
witty and original Clown, and the Misses Sophie Irene
and ,Jennie-the ,Juyefe GraceS Mr. George Ryland
from of the crowned heads OF Europe for perform
ing the unparalleled feat of turning hundred Somer
aults. But have not to enumerate the immense
talent engaged Go and the Circus, and the Fairy
Play of CINDERELLA,-
"Glitterng i'm gay colors,
With GORGEOUS wngs,-the marks of sovereign sway