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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
FOE SALE
FOR RENT.

LOT on Cherry street, South Nashville, near tia
Baptist Church, which there is small Frame Ten
The lot fronts 20 feet, is Isl deep. Apply
A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
HOUsA AND L.gT RON SALE.

AM oseriBg sale. privately, House and Lot -
situated Broad street, les doors above sum VI
uer, fronting 81 - feet Broad ranniug back lG5 ~
fees az aley- Ihe house contains ain
bulduE sh kfchsu, bsth-hoase. house, &c. We
give baT gaia the above property, and terms
shall Be easy. Z. K GLAsCOIk, Agent
iuusi6- No CT, Cherry -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
Sole Leather.

"A have on hand and lof sale, very large took
w superior Oak-Tsnned SOLE LEATHER, which W
Offering at the owest figure.
Nov. Z6--tf. b. Pa c. ANDERSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

"a have hand verv large a nd elegant stock 0
w STAPLE AND Fan CY GO DDS, hat We are offzrfng
low rcesfor Cas- h. Our stock e DRESS SILKS
is very large I'd comp ee, consisting 10 part Of
Elegant kobes, Q-H.a;
Fiounced Silks
:" BYadere
." PLAID
Ric Satin Striped and Plaid Poping very prices
with large aud elegant assortment OF rich Mo An
uques bought lob and will be SOid grestiy
i'm orter COST with fail hne Of best mSkes Of B.ac silk,
very fJr cash.
W. A. s J. G. MCCLELLAND.
UnCurrtn Mt Money al Par.
WE viii take all "Free Bank" money, Ocoee, Shelby
~ vile, Lawrenceburg, and cambridge, at par, for
gods ". A. J. q. NCCLELLAND.
n. B-As We intend doing exclusive cash business
ear will close present stock uuIreCr-
dehted To- prices for cash. W. A. d j. G. hCC.
Nov 3U--tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12

w have large supply Of Sausage Cutters ofa shes
w soAtoh Us tetA eel df oerg loo rtcss Il most
valuable article IN domeste economy, and suitable for
king Sausage Meat, Cold sla Hashes, Mnec Meat &C
Ae-. &C. MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
Nov. 25-i.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
ANEArSmar LIZ. co..

AN Offering for sale DIV cling on College street.
Just be- ond the Medical COLLEGE, The Housed Of lex
GOOD rooms, eistern, &C, and will be sold
great bargain. For terms apply to
NOv.25-u A. V. s, LLNDSLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12

Two handsome Lots Fdgeaed OF Woodland street.
The Lots front 50 feet and are 10 feet deep
Apply to
septl5. A V
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
POSTPONEHIENT.
Sale Of Land and Stool.

II y consequence of the inclemency OF the weather,
= sale ad ertsed below has been postponed 70 TUEsD
Decent er p when it will certainly take place.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
For SAFE.

'HE Eutedge properly be rented until first Janu-
4 airy, 1899. Possession given in dately. Apply to
septzj. A. V, S LINDSAY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12

We have, also, sale Lots Il, IS 10 20 q,
Lncolu's plan Of lots, upon which is frame dwelling
house These lots viii be sold suit purchasers,
changed country property, good mules lair val
nation. Ne viii give . bargain.
ALSO, LOT No ., IN hous0n's, Humphrey Martins
ddlCu % Nashville, fronting the Railroad Depot. This
front Franklin street. and 150feet deep
b alley. II yog SAINT bargain, nov is your time
h. K. GLASCOCk, Agent,
Ne 81 herr srrraE-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
FOR
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
tLate Mansion HouseJ
North Market street. % door bsiolo he SQlLarl

(Late Mansion House)
North Market street, 2d door bs01o the Square.
V. GILBERT having takep the above stand for num-
years begs leave TO inform the prblc Of that
fact IheT thu the house has been " paint
ted from basemen to attic, and and complete T. rni-
throughout. The subscriber moving full well the
need q hrst-cass modern hotel in Nashville, aud being
phan thropic mood, has made every eXertion 20 come
Of the pubic aud haters himself he has
succeed d. will all times he furnished with
the this aud foreign markets Afford and he pledges
himself everybody contented and at home who
will favor him with a visit
Carriages snd Omnbuses win run regularly to and from
the ST. Nicholas to Steamboats, and IA lToads sly
Pore always attendance the depot 70 receive che cks
for baggage, thus obvisting the difficulty Of delay. -
Board per day u 10
Lodging ~
Single Meals ~
supper, Lodging, and Breakfast lVO
Breakfast from 9 10 O'Clock.
Dinner q" u
Supper 6"S
}. V. GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House. on Market street, Two livery
stables where found at ali hours horses bugges
carriages, sc J. n. Alexander Co. and ". I. Wright
4 Co, the pTopretors.
4-1ydEW.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
HOUSE ANnGOr ZOE SALE

Az Offering for sLe, privately, a two story ssA
w brick house, situated Cherry street South I'D
Nashville. The house contains rooms in the siA
main building, besides kitchen, servants room Carriage
bic Ac al In good order. The lot fronts 20 feet
add back l43 feet alley. WeWf give bargain
Ia this property application made soon situated
thriving portion OF the city. particular enquire
Of 4. Z. GLAsCOCK, Agent,
suglZ. No. o., Cherry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18
WILLIAMS burx city News.

stDor DnAIH-Coroner Smell held inquest ye ,.er
day upon the body Of German named LGdwok Feldwig
Deceased, who 10 lhcg,apher residing 81 No 25s VIII
lam street, New York, visited Villa nsburg, aud upon
returning In the evening taken with dizziness, and
upon being conveyed into saloon In South Seventh
expired. Inc jury rendered verdict OF "Dessh from
apoploxy."
RowBoAr RuS Dows.-About 10 O'Clock Sunday
night rowboai, containing tao men, run down by
the Division ferry boa. Minnesota Tho
rescued by the ferry hands and conveyed TO New YORK
RoHanr.-Yesterday morning John schnsidor's sable,
Of Even and Schools Streets broken open and
. set Of harness, valued ., SO. was carried away.
nqsoRpt1uy FRSxky.--Yesiorday WIN. Mitchell aud
VIM Tucker, OF Engine Company No. 7, were brought
before Justice Feeks charge OF assault upon Michael
Ryan and Paul CoppIe, OF Engine Company No. L Tho
two engines were rolled the night before without alarm
being svcu ard the companies came together 81 ths cor
ner Of wyckod and Loilmer strects where ARRAY
Cured and resulted In the aires, Of the above usmcd
parties. They gave bonss for trial
DnIuTrSa A uAsr Nssuya. Two fellows, named Louis
herrner and Patrick Murphy we're brough, before Jus
tee Fecks yesterday sod united for uisl charge
OF atng dstarbanee on Sunday al camp meeting
Bow ronvNe-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18
Coronsns Once.

MELANCHOLY AouDUyT BIZ observation-disclosures alls WA
neuacd to hold inquest yesterday tho FOO! Of Thirty
sevou street, East river, upon the body OF young
man named Mary Dorne'ly who was drowned on Sunday
evening under the following olrsumstAucei:-rhe do
cened Il appeared out upon . sAipg excursion with
zone three or four other persons who we're deslrous
landing u tho foot Of Thirty seventh street. Whom the
came along side the pier tho deceased along with two
others, stepped the gunWale OF the jump out
when their weight oapsized the craft and In instant
thoy wtro oil thrown into the water The entire party
succeeded In clamberng TO the dock and saving them
seives, with the e1cepuon Of the deceased who, melAn
choy 10 relate drowned before any assistance uld
DC rendered her The body OF the deceased not
covered until yesterday when the inquest 6eld by tho
Coroner Tho deceased II years OF age, and but
I've GcekS married.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18
Foreign MARKETS..
.. @. BARNHAn a CO.'S roRKI9s CIRCUL


Our sugar market hes bean very inactive state Cor
q month past owing partly 10 the less favorable s,oos3s
from abroad and the 6rmpcas OF holders here, who
show willingness ~ make concessons The exports
are however larger than up 70 this period last year, and
the quantity remaining In our warehouses and Ia me
country 10 moderate, particularly whom We take into
view that six seven months must eapse before oh
tain reinforcomenu nom the new crop. The article can
no, at present be considered owcr although prices are
entirely nominal and likely {, continue In indefinite
posl for some time, unless the oouse OF foreign
Eets shoud call for desne OF importance. although 10
individual cases there nay be ales iswer The
excited state Of the money market and the Hrtngcnoy
which has lately shown Itself have also cou ,utsd
mote duncss 10 our grcai staple The Increase Of capital
In the sand from The high value produces during the
last two years, has given rise TO numerous ons stock
companies, many Of which, combised with other objects,
thai Of banking certain extent ny aGordus nsc ties
In oc lavish q hs rais Of interest lowered
in sntsrr, Sec chIssy .,ihn tho = .ss. vS,on'
however, has been principally condned 70 the
mddtus classcs of the native population and has
commercial houses. A sadasa rsaouon took paoc, much
alarm excited In the public mind many OF the Ioiu
rou. extent, and large psr,loo Of The community Vi.
doubtless suffer heavy Assss The government has, how.
ever, adopted measures aGordns immedise relief and
rsions while Others Are proos Of siSsciovy arrange
mcnt. The only bank Of mae thai sxisn, aud when
svor ,ssa s,mIy sos = .so Va q be 10 po
son OF security Al present With toe prosgeo' oi coo,
rnupg co. which Circumstance tends 70 aiay tue geoerM
snriey ard alarm There 10 su1icencv Of money 10 ne
Island mach 90 which " held by csptalsm independent
Of BANKS, and b already heslnnins 70 circulate gain,
snd likely TO Continue 20 win s~easeh irestom,
ihonsh tlh sreaier degree OF caution thso lately
manifested Mosaes has paricicsied ~th sugar In the
indeanlc rate az ls vslae We have heard OF sale
or cl.vcd at rs but dealers generally ask moro 10
dneu w ain reabie quality Mt tois period. There L.
scarcely .ny demand ~bseysr or vessels and f-eishis
are nominal We may quote Worth Sea ard Great Britain
~ n IRE 10 81. Tnicd states. BOO 81 20 per
AZ 20 ger hbd sugar. ard 81 so IN 81 fov mossss, Tho
crch ,nges ser rising COMMERCIALLY experienced heavy
fa vuer the sir ssrtot oi things bot asaiu
coming armer. We quote London 10 per ceni pre- n
New ora ard Boston, 10 per cent dsooun,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

upAseg OF FORGERY Isadoro Alter, an Austrian youth,
about IS years Of age wa, arrested yesterday by officer
gilbert Bays, OF the Merchants police, on charge Of
corsery preferred against hi N by hesrs scsmsn Bro,
Of No 40 Barclay street. n appears from the evidence
duced before Juslce Connolly that Adler vs formerly
"a The employment OF the compbsnsne thM "a ne s.n
Instant he -ept 10 The firm Of Cohen Co.. IFS Liberty
ree and Represented thai Messrs segmsn Bro want
NJ INC an OF $500 fora fcw days Messrs Cohen 20
fnovIoe the firm OF seaman Bro quite well, and also
I.rowIpg the accused q oerk IN their employment,
nte me request and drew their check the Hanover
bank for the aforementioned amount re sccuseo tnen
eo,sed Inc eud0 scmcns OF Messrs. segman Bro and
.yeseuted the check At the bank Tor payment The pay
"a teller PROMPTLY handed over the money, and II was
80, or sewers DAYS ar erwsrd that the forgery was dis
,ovssd me prisoner lived IN the most lavish manner,
rove re-, sorses and kcp, company with An men And
-urupn ur the money nearly all spent IN masm
40 aed Issdore Coz trial Ia dehall Of GOO ball
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

The squsbS,s about the Lower Quarantine
Buiidings-
WHO HAS rHI ACCEPTANCE OR BsyusAL OF THEM ?
--InPoRTAHr orfuor OF TUX ATTORNEY GENE
HAL.
Pending the recruit dcuity and difference ofopn,on be-
tween the Quarantine aud Emigration Commissioners
The acceptance refusal Of he temporary Quarantine
p,a buildings seguues Point the following important,
ocrrepcndencs has taken place between the Quarantine
Com missoners and The fney General OF the State, by
which appears the resolutions and votes against
The sccsyApce OF those buildings by the Commissioners OF
Emigration passes for nausht that power vestrg solely
with the Governor Lieutenant Governor aud Comptroller
Ofr1cs o. rpr CosmSdosuss ros rHp)
REMOVAL or rHk QUARANTINE STATION,
70 wuIIAx SrEyrr, Nav York, August Ia, 1857
pan Sal have been directed by the Commissioners
10 OBTAIN your opinion upon the following question: 10
wit
tine station In whom vested the power Of determining
,be sufclenoy rpsucienoy Of the buildings, &c, ~
Gently erected fer temporary eoa amino purposcf
earnestiy solicited
JOHN s sSEDEKER, Secretary.
srArs oy Nav Yosx, owes c. rss ArTosysy GsSKsu.
AtnAsy, Aurst ~, 1851. !
JoHv 4 sSrpuu, scgune's Quarantine Commissioner
DaAa sn--You ask on behalf OF the ocnmsslou, I'm
whom vested the power cl Determining the suoency
insulc,eocy Of tho buAg. sc - recently ereosed FOR
temporary Quarantine purposes under tho isenty rsi
on Of the act cresiisg the mmssiou answer unques
tonsby 10 the Comm .ooers for tho removal Of the Quar-
anime station primarily SUBJECT 70 the approval by the Co
vorror, Lieut. Goveynor and Comptroller.
NO other persons have any rgh, 10 approve or dssp
prove, sccs pt or reject thcee buildings.
Any susgotons alterations made by the Governor,
Lsui eov.ruor or Ccpsroer the Commissioners must 70.
esru those sby other persons bodies are not bind
ING OUT nom those com pe,en 10 advise reepecf fully
SUCCESS compliance with advice " not Inconsistent
with the settled views OF the COMMISSIONER
fery respectfully YOUR
q CUSHING, Attorney General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

The third number OF the Family HR.ip viii appear 10
morrow, and smens ip contents will be foupd;-
Sketches OF the Lives and Services Of lord Csnning the
Governor General OF India and Sir Colin Campbell, tho
Con msnderIn Chief Of The Brsh Fsrces, socomp~
MED with portraits Of each
An account OF the appalling collision on Long Island
sound by which propeller sunk and afteen persons
drowned.
TIE watering Places OF AmerioaIntereng Letters from
Newport, New Bedford Yosemiy Valley, (Cd.), Tong
Branch, Sands Point LAKE MOhsssp, Lessncu Spring,
and Nags Head, NC.
The Yacht Fleet-rhe Race at New Bedford
Spirits on, on Picnic
NormoaIsm Iacsure OF Elder Hyde o, the Academy OF
Musc-
New Churches IN New York-rhe ne~ Methodist Church
on Fourth avenue the nsw Brick Churca the rsber
nacle.
Commencement Exercises At so~ao;u and Amhers'
Colleges.
The Imprisonmen, OF nTs Cunnlnsbsm--scenes, moi.
dents, &c.
Tho Resul, Of tho Good wood Race
Obituary Notices OF Eugene sue, Chief Jus,ce Lee,
Franklin Dexter, Hopkins T. Turney, Prince Charles
Bo.apare Joseph Sspoeop Ney sod other dsinsuishei
persons
Editorials, CITY News Market Reports, and . mass of
general useful sns interesting reading, making the best
general Newspaper Of the day only two dollars year
four cents copy. Arenh are requested 70 send In thoir
orders early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18
ser,ey City Intrlriasne..

EscsPEs ySos Jan Yesterday morning ave pr,,opsr,
Who vere conroed In The Hodson county a walked osi
Of thai institution while yho door was ef, rnloosed nv
sbaugt Messy, prisoner who was acting teunorarv
IS turnkey. They made good their escape The psmes
ofihrec Of then were Adams, stacy and hason
FeErpe-A large party Of employed upon the sun.
mel so into In Jersey City, early Sunday morning
While intoxicated. The police attempted 10 stop the row
when The rshmeu turned upon them. The police being
reinforced rallied and drove OF the rolers but pot until
s,er firing three shots n them Two Of the riot
eys named John Hsney and Michael Sullivan were ar.
rested snd brought before Recorder Bedford, who
held them 10 bail IN the Of $780, or helr appearance
for tr,a N lndIcied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

rn ACADEMY os srSo I.,sr NIcr-rhs srea, tcaiurcs
xas,sur STARTS delightful entertainment ., the Aca
esmy As, night wore Miss Miner, . yoars English girl
70 praO,k Of the pure Saxon type, IN voice pure
orsns sweet and flexible, admirably suited 70 the Ensh
ballad STYLE ana Mr.. II. q. Cooper, yicnist OF eat
pow~, pupil OF spasnoet, whose exquisite ir.oaat,ons
Ass night evoked the mos, uncquivocai ex2rosi,us OF
APPRECIATION. Mr. Cooper for time the loader OF
ne Loodou Philharmonic Society; and when quite boy
airsced the attention OF PsgAnni, who greatly i'm
prssssd with his preooc'ous talent Miss Miner pu
pal OF tho celebrated Mrs. Wood (Mi1 PAtter and
oes hor In sye Tho reception Of both these a'ss lest
sghi was very enthusiastic The popular fayorI,~, km
soScsssa and Mrs John Wood, contributed, - usual 10
enc pleasures OF tho evening Tue Academy, under its
present Management OF the most elegant pisces Of
Amusement, the city. Talent Of high order including
1Aan and English performersa delightfully."- COOL house.
and sese sudenoe, inducements enough 70 Vial. the
Academy this hot scason.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

The Collision on the SOUND
rHa rAMB or THE LADY sEns rLoArrss wfrH A
OufLD IN HKR ARMS.

We learn that the nams OF the lady seen floating in the
sascr immediately tcr tns sinking OF the propeller J.
W. Banl, on saturday morning. With an infan. In her
rms and who noby rolased to rsnquish her bold OF
Ger child W save her lie, vAs nra Mary Ann VIII
aus Of New London, Conn, whittier she uas returning
from visit 10 her widowed mother In sosth Brooklyn.
acsr Greenwood. Her husband, who had also been In
Brooklyn on visit With her, returned home few days
previous leaving her return alone on Friday. Previous
60 starting on Friday suggested TO her that she
raould return homo BY way o',hs Railroad but shs de-
Dsd preferIps abe said to 90 BY the propeller tina,
she nigh, have good nights rest, aud arrive In New
london about 7 O'Clock saturday morning
Mrs wilkins vas about % years OF age, and had bees
sus,rcd only two years Tho infant 10 her arms WAS her
only child, eight unenths old, and grit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

o. .Q4w - los ;a.A sbs ~ssu.e, a ~ >e ,s,esA a.
80 o. .sw Yerh y Lesasa ca
s1@ nssf nW ooesoft, the Niagara Exper msass wsrs
r '1s voyss. ever, WIN vssw & ssai.s ne Ss
" s.ohss . %. ed q e. 10 ' q /. osss. . ns
10y sp dy and Ne. then PAID oot, tae vessel stesm
ING as one, then wo Thea three and a.:uy four mon
wwked with beautiful ssse end prectsian. lhs cable
80 then r-embarked, and 10 found dotted Ia places
srsheet hilary he ground on shich II wss thus laid
% harder and Volcano nature Tim thst Of is uh
ss Pr IS I sS
une.s may be loosed upon % highly sat!stactory.
dublin lAusust . Correspondence q London lines
u the Agame mnon, and give description OF the prenara
Cons for the expermect Of testing the $500 miles OF cable
day afternoon. The pediton Is 10 leave DIRK 70. Va
NentA on Monday morning. On Sn and the laying Of the
Gable will vita the ioa, poesibe delay The
LORD Lieutenant arrived in Daban yesterday aitera on
rrou Galway, and his excelency has left for tho
haow J,bouon where he Is the directors OF the
AuAapo telegraph and the nho gentlemen day;
ater whish they viii proceed BY railway 70 Killarney
ana thence by the ,as road ID carriages to
vaesGa The Qieenstown .poadens Of the Feemons
osrel describes tho meu.s with the submarine
cable % Ihoday and Friday. hAsiog been attended
wtn me nES triumphant Nachs rio states that amongt
Che .ctent!dc pressu KIP VIM. OIhan ,hnessy
NJ. Bright Nc. dose, OF America, 20. Tn message Oh
n,saai w. @us'eed tsro'ah sr $500 n's cubic IN
"a ao6ts onrtoeya'y Of te Sa-g Of U0,o,, spleadi
war steamer OF the AmeFic -tpueo the Nsxa's 10
commence payirg out from the irish the csbe o
u - SSsss toe UiJ Wor aud Ina Nsx.
lFrcm the Liverpool Assnury, Aug. s. ---.-.-
Tbs Lord Lieutenant left dublin BY special train
AoaaAy mofurg 81 eight oco,k, Ia order be pcezaut
al La laying dosn Of he cable And arrived In Killarney
seons os past one O'Clock whom he would pos. direct 70
VaAnaa In Mr.. C0nnofs private carriage At VaenA his
axceeocy Will be the guest Il the Koght or Kerry the
tnshs has issued invitations to banquet to be given to
hs esceiIsucy, the directors o. the company and toe
otnfy gentlemen connected with this great undertaking
The Niagara postponed her departure ffsm Cork till m
day In order that the two vssse with the two
vessels sail In company and arrive together at the
poli where the laPibg OF the oADie will be commenced
Before the scsntioo CORPS attached to the expedition
formei. on Saturday, sevesal experiments were per
lormed, which we're, posslb'e, conclusive tnsn
che former ones. 1t WAS fousd thai With ,gaeto
Gssvsnic instruments the plan Of Messrs Brgnl and
WAiehouse, whch specially constructed .rsos
sntssioa OF rapid currents Of tines OF great length,
signals, Instead OF indicating feebeness OF ariy
e,ghs Zines greater power ihsn would suffice. To
qrre them distinct the signals arerscyed through Pro-
rsseor Ac:se's Instrument witch produces permanent
oo'oress but very distinct impress slip Of
paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18


Father bold experiment This opening opera season
IN tho dog Gays, when all the hoJs out OF tawn,
bet the last night full enough to show that the
opcrs does not depend upon a class for support
me performance, - q whole, better than
could havo been expected from . company
hastily organized, with opera which
u 20 familiar to every Nile. vestvai the star OF he
nigh, looked finer than ever and sSye superb repro
senta or onni She has improved both in voice and
atty during her Southern campaign The transitions from
the higher to the lower notes OF her msde With
90. much effort apparent when sang at the
Academy, and her upper no,es nrm round
HNu a hose OF the lower register. Che introduced
IN the second act-the from "Ma,,a di Rohsn"
vtso. account Of lie difficulty, ufuay omitted from
THAI opera. veatvan sang It, carefully and well, obtain.
ing Q deserved encore. This Interpolation materially
strengthened the interest OF the '5e OF 0r,n which
usuAliy begins and ends with the Brinds In this,
aaso, nile. vestvs displayed mu.h power, and
dAshed sG the cir with true BasShinalisn spirit
Ths prs,s douna Soprano Sspora Carau,, evidently
vsy much frightened during the Orr, snd far from
squa c the requirements Of the role either In voice
cu.soa the opera progressed sho gained osn 1once
and sag much better bst eth apparent that Iucre
tia beyond her powers. Bfignou was 10 excellent
yaoe, and sang Gernsro, well. He Introduced
che romance frem Ia spla and gave With
Snuoh taste and expression. Amodo, whose
vooe gains daily-boih 10 quantity and quality
aiso very good as Duke Aiphonso This artist mas
oS the very beat bsrtoue voices toal have
heard. and With Industry command his future
The orchestra smaller than usual but well balanced,
and the oacf, Torran, conducted 10 we'll The chorus
moods STIR sthening and drilling Tho superb aoie
cf tho sp1cre1 at the hands OF choristers who
certainly tho motc oen enough 10 understand
n TIE performance, we have said above, was excel
ten all the circumstances considered and was reoei ,cd
nth the hsnest favor BY The audience. All the Artists
wal N
vestvsh overw Inclined with toral tributes On Wei
pesdsy "l Irovatore" will be given.