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a. and complete assortment, just received and Ill
b. sold .tvery low prices Tor casa. We have al&r.
line stock oi Gents Furnishing Goods, AS we'll n =
~picn id tment Cf Cloths, CAssinereS aud Vest
nls, which will make TO order for cash as low as
they can be bou- hi in his city.
Il. d. KErLtNGANo. l26 Ma II ST.
G I'm 10 IL Il..ri.in 4
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New YORK. Oct. 3.--Fiour advanced 5CG}l5 cents
State 81 25Gp 50: Ohio 81 9j53j; southern S56j 25
Wheat buoy ant-re advanced 3 cents and quoted ~
81 liza 20. Corn UNCHANGED.
bait MORE, Oct. 5.-Saes of ebont 1000 bbs nuu,
at s. 2JGtj 80, latter fxuie for prime Wheat AM
Corn duIl at Saturday rat@s.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
NEW York, Oct. Money easier and actiye-ya
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TIE DISpATH.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DISPATCH must he hsnd-
Al in by sz oeck an TIE afternoon In order to APP
,oar IN. next day. The heavy pressure OF adver-
,,.ouents upea the columns OF eur paper VIII not
-, .,,,a,r res.p tioa after the hour named
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INTER-OCEANIC CANAL ACROSS THE 18TH.
Mis- OF PANAMA

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-C0mmodore paulding re-
ports to the Navy Department that he made a re-
counoisance of the isthnus of Panama, and finds
il well adapted to the construction of an inter
Oceanic Canal. The highest point of land to be
overcome is only 2S feet above the level of the sea
He estimates the cost for canal, 300 feet wide aul
80 feet deep, with harbor improvements at each
end. at only SSu.uuu.uAu.
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&C. The Rev r ". THOMAS, a distinguished au
thor. poet and orator proposes 10 commence a
course &: lectures at the Athcnaum in few days
W. he@reak for him the favorable consideration Of
cur iecture-9oing community. "" have seen seve-
raj notices Of this gentleman. speaking # him in
highly cuagi~tic terms Due notice Of the COM
mencement Of the lectures will he given.
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TIE CATHOLIC CHuHcH--There are series Of rel
gions exercises now in progress at St Peters
Cathedral that are highly interesting to the Cath
oIc community The Rev. Or. RYDER, formerly
Presidentof Georgetown College, very eminent
scholar and accomplished orator. will deliver
discourse each night during this week in the
church, upon themes appropriate to the occasion.
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WIusKEY. Richmond Rectifiod 2il6Cn26c.
MONEY ANp EXCHANGE

The Banks curtailing cautiously. There is no
money Of consequence, outside these institutions to
be borrowed. The currency Is in very confused
condition There is yet a large amount of the notes
of the Valley Bank Stock Banks and North Carolina
Banks in circulation here and the citizens continue
to take them all for goods and occasionally in pay
ment of debts. Thus this currency is KEEP moving
but must sooner or later be converted, should the
Banks here continue to reject it. The Brokers are
buyng hardly any kind of notes. They will not buy
apy of the notes of the Stock Banks, nor no North
Carolina nleney. They buy South Caroin at 2ls@3
Der cent discount. For specie they pay per cent
and sell it at prem. for bankable notes Checks
Baltimore and Philadelphia are at par @ per cent
prem The Banks drawing in small sums for the
accommodation Of their customers at per CT prem
The brokers ask per ct.
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FROM HAVANA.

NEW 1oRK. Oct 5.-The steamer Cahawba has ar.
rived with dates from Havana to the Both uIt-
Business dull and declining.
The SLAYER captured East of Cardenas, proved ia
have been the American ship MaZeppa 1t is stated
that she had 1900 slaves on board.
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AEEAIRS IN KANSAS

ST.. LOUIS Oct. 5.-The Quindaro Kansas China
man says that nearly 1000 Mssourians have enter
ed Kansas lands, near Weston. Evidence of con-
certed action along the whole border, is becoming
apparent No Violence is apprehended.
This is about as reliable as the usual dispatches
from Chicago last year, and may be taken with
the same degree of all,wance.I
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THE MONEY MISREPRESENTATION AT TIL
WEST AND SQIrH

CINCINNATI, Oct. 5--Dunlery, Drake Co., bank
ers, have suspended.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-,;as. II. Lucas 4 Co, bankers.
have suspended.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 5.-W L. Cubar has sus-
pended
New ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-kennett, Dix & Co., COM
mission merchants. have failed
The heavy payments in the banks. have been
met. and the crisis here is believed to have passed
Exchange unsettled.
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MARRIED,

On the 2sth nit at Forest Home, Hnrico. by Rev.
G. Woodbridge, ANDREW Il FITZPATRICK. of
Chicago, aud Miss AGNES WALKER BROWN,
daughter OF the lale jas. H. Brown Of this city.
Gs- New York, Chicaso ard Toronto Canada, ra-
pers please CopV.
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aF- WE seldom puff rs IL Is formed. now ahays.
80 familiar has humbug become with the people PM
do not hesitate break the general rule for our
friends TYLER Co., who truly deserving Oh the
highest encominms that can be showered on mem
when we tell you, reader. to ratron'ze them II IN
want of portraits of yourself. friends or family,
rest assured We have good grounds for doing so.
Their rooms are Mt 1870 Main street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of R.chmo,.d, oct5'y singh Water odept.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdzo
and Passengers Ludam Watson.
steamer tieorge Peabody, Pritchett Baltimore
mdze, Lndlam "a Wa sou.
cchr. A x. Netm0re. BOgart, New York guano.
Schf. John, Perry, B0cki8uG iinrc, I. Libby.
echr Ashland, Mitchell, Baltimore, IndZe, W. d
CClquitt Il Co.
schr Thomas Corner Clifford, Clafmont, lumber.
SAILED.
Steamship City OF Richmond. Mitchell, PlI,atel
phi;t ndze and Passengers ii F. Tuttie.
Propeller D. Z. chenttsider, Booth, down Tia" RIVER
light
oehr susan F. Albeit, LudlaIn, down the river
light
Sehr John Betty, Sharp, Fleasng, New York. coal
Toupkins Co.
PASSENGERS per st.amship JAMESTOWN, PARRISH
Master. from New York:
j Cohen Isaac Levi. Heyden, Gehhardt
Uibrich, tieof ge ThCrp,. /! ShO X, y nllyCr, VI
Cottreli, u sherman, q Z Hicks, J Vi Iiicks, " Ma
Bush John Patterson j NcAulif, McDonouSh,
Hess. NJ Hess 5 Stehan. VI Oakley, Fowler, "
Martin, + " 7, otter, Crainer, Mrs Gurrier Mr.
Hanson. G Cassidy and lady. Mrs Herring, l. /
clements II Lord, w ii Lowe |. Miss sherman. MI
Woodwork, + " Brady, 4 J McDUHegai, NcD0ne
gal p Donnel K Huston, L iIagerty, q Ilarr, }
kehoc, Mrs DR. Atwood and children, Mrs Nelson
Mrs EeagGn, Sibery Miss NoEtimore, G W Al
lon and lady, Mrs " Reae and child. j HGrswiCke
and lady, Mis-. VI " Knapp. " Jcpsan, Robbins
1hus Duane, Geo West, II wyatt, lady and chill
dren Meyer, Il Bernard, and Al in Storage.
50, from NOrtoIk-A Clifford, Mrs Tilson and !
children, DIR A II Atwood kobt Steele. & Rice, sam
Jshon Vim Ii Wesson, B Butt, James Dow!and
VIM Booth.
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Fatal Accident.
[coRREspospENcg OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
MADISON c, H., Oct. 9Th, 1857,

MADISON c. H., Oct 9Th, 1857.
sad accident occurred in this county on the Sd
inst, by which gentleman lost his life. William
Broadus BooteD, in the employment of Mrs. Caro-
line VI. Early, in attempting to drive wedge in
the cogwheel of grist MILL whilst it was running,
was caught by the wheel, and instantly crushed to
DEATH He leaves q wife aud several small chill.
dren. n. w. G.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT METROPOLITAN uALL-"Bllly
Birch" formerly of the San Francisco Minstrels
who was wrecked on the i'll fated Central America,
and whose heroic self possession during that
night of terror, has been the subject Of numerous
paragraphs in the press, opens at metropolitan
Hall TO night with u troupe which is said to be
composed of excellent performers. The enter
tanment composed of songs, dances, &c, is rep
resented unusually refined and we'll worthy
the patronage of the public Mr. Birch is recol-
lected here as one of the members of Kunkel's old
troupe.
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MORTALITY ON A SHIP.-The line of battle ship Is
abel Segunda, lying at Havana has lost nearly 400
OF her crew by the uonitO. Twentyseven officers,
lieutenants and mdshipmen died in the month Of
August last belonging to the Spanish vessels of
war in that harhor
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THE RtiODE 4SLAND jLNi HAL BANK.
ER"vIUsNCS, Il. l., Oct. 3-Ihe Rhode Island
Central Bank was temporarily enjoined to-day. GU
application OF the Bank commissioners. Its assets
are believed to be considerably shove its liabili-
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May" MONEY WAsTED.-Wanted to bor-
rev from s200G to $1,000. for which good interest
will be paid and security given upon real estate (un
in tho city or country adjacent worth
upwards of $4,000. Address
ID. r. T.. Box SIS,
oc6-2t Richmend, r. o.
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THEATRE.-The elegant comedy Of the Love
Chase" is advertised at the theatre tonight with
Miss Fanny Morant Constance. 1t is a charac-
ter in which her rendering is peculiarly happy,
giving as it does full scope for her lively, dash
ing style Of acting. She also appears as Kate
OBrien in Perfection. in which her musical talent.
which is of a high order is brought into service.
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PRESENT FROM PRESIDENT BucHAYAy-The Nor.
fox (Na.) Pay Book says that a magnificent gold
chronometcr aud chain has been forwarded by
PRESIDENT buchanan to ;. T. sawyer collector of
:hat port t" hr presented 10 Capt johnson Of tb.
Norwegian bark Lllen who rescued the Central
America passengers. Ihr watch is a present
IRON tie President and cost $3.50.
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TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.-The sub
l. scribers have for sale all the Text Books used
and recommended in n Richmond Medical College
and for sale at low prices can be obtained in the
United States.
The subscribers publish
THE STUDENTS REVIEW;
Or Examinations in MateIa Medica, &c. Ry DR.. r
NJ. Anderson; price 81 Is.
oc sit JAMES WoODHOUSE & co.
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American HerOism.

The New York Commercial Advertiser expresses
its doubts whether the records of shipwreck con-
tain anything mere truly noble dignifsd and
brave than the bearing Of the men, and women.
too, on board the Central America. Another New
YORK journal refers this to the fact that they were
mostly Caliiornians, accustomed to the perils OF
Western life and contrasts their conduct with that
OF many fashionable tourists on board the Arctic
who seemed to be deyoufed by selfishness and tim.
tdity. We are inclined to attribute the difference
OF department In the two ships to the same cause
ny which the lives Of women and children were
'"st IN one case and saved in the other,--the dis
eipiine and system which Horndon had established
III .he ship' and the influence Of his master mind
anu Courageous aud seifpossessed example. over
passengers as well as crew. We are sorry that the
last iaint hope for iierndon's rescue is expiring
Tue tides OF ocean never moancd In melancholy
dirges over nobier heart,--a Drawer and a MR.,
spirit never rose TO Heaven from sea or shore.
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spECIAI NOTICES.
soUTHERN SAVINGS BANK

NJ Mr.. WIN. B. IsAAcs having resigned
the office Of TREASURER Of this Institution, Mr.
PHILIP u PRICE has been elected TO I'LL ths place.
and the Office Of the Bank has been removed 10 his
store, corner Of Main aud nth streets
oc 4-3t WIN. A. JENKINS, Sec'y.
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FAILURE OF THE MINERAL BANK
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-The Mineral Bank. at Cum
berland, Nd, has made an assignment, and closed
its doors this morning.
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tltiD NV Eh.
WHEELING. VA. Oct 5.--Fhe state of the Ohio ri
yer is unchanged.
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N,GEs THEM ALL.-1he Board Of Directors of the
Virginia Tennessee Railroad Company, with COM
mendable promptitUde, convened at the COM
meHceneEt - the present monetary crisis, and
passer resolution instructing their agents and
officers to take in payment of dues the notes OF
all the Virginia Banks.
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THE ANTELOPE OUTWARD BOUND.


PORTLAND, Oct. 3.-The steamer Antelope sailed
from this port for Liverpool via Halifax and New
f0undland, at five O'Clock this afternoon.
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AcouITTED.-Chas. G Hashbrouck, the clerk OF
the 0nandaga IN W Bank, at Syracuse, charged
with setting fire to the banking house on Sunday
morning last, has been discharged after thorough
examination. Great sympathy is manifested for
him, and meeting of citizens was held yesterday,
when ii was resolved to present him with suita-
BILE testimonial
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80 ANOTHER case Of thoss very superior French
aiters and Shoes has just been received at the I'M
porting House of ALEX. Hill. No. l27 Main street.
Rfehmond Va
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There were q deaths in Norfolk during the
month of September.
There 442 deaths In New York last week
90 OF consumption.
The ponds in the vicinity Of Bristol, Tenn, we're
ing last.
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Money Matters.

We have the hest authority for saying that the
notes falling due in the Banks, have been as pune
tually met thus far In this month"; "a during the
same period In other years. There Is certainly q
greater scarcity of money, than for some years.
but the merchants are using extra diligencefn pro-
yiding the means of meeting their obligations and
preserving their credit Yesterday was a much
easter and auieter day than Saturday. The Banks
we're as placid as though there we're no pressure
Looking on the streets we find no sign OF that
panic and rough sailing which elsewhere prevails.
The Mineral Bank Failed.
The telegraph announces the failure of the Min
eral Bank of Maryland, located at Cumberland
II has been for some years doubtful concern, and
once ut least. discredited.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-It is stated in the
English papers that an engineering firm have ex-
pressed their readiness to undertake to lay the At
lantic cable for stated price, and the aid of gov
eminent vessels, taking all the risk They engage
that the cable shall be laid from Ireland to New
Foundiand by June or July next, or they will
claim no recompense, and they will pay to the
company the entire cost of the cable. In the event
of the cable being laid before June the stipulated
price TO be increased at SO much per month for
each month gained. 1t stated in the foreign
news published on Saturday, that the cable was
to be laid from the U. s. frigate Niagara and
stored at Plymouth dock. Capt. Hudson however,
in postscript to letter received at Washington,
says:
| have just been informed by the admiral
superintendent Sir James rlumridge that he has
received teleGraphic dispatch from the Admiral
ty. not to have any Of the cable landed until
further orders. can only conjecture the COM
pany have abundant time to manufacture another
cable. that it may have been disposed of to the
Red Sea East India Company, for laying out to
india.
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VESSELS IN PoRT.-The folIowingis the number of
vessels in harbor at the latest accounts from the
ports named: New York, Cal; Boston, 259 Bait.
more, 20; Charleston, SO; Savannah, a; New Or.
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HtCItIaT1 OF tIIv CUlHI "VtEI q
M 6-Swt1A
DAKCTNG Prof + n WE

"a DANCING.-Prof.J j. d. WELLS
~ would respectfully announce to the citizens of
4 n Richmond that mis- first annual term of FASH
--stszionabie DANCING will open on NEDNES-
DAY Oct IA. at Saunders Hall, F0ushee street, be-
and Masters; also. at half past the same evening
for Gentlemen. Regular days Of instruction: We'd
ings at half past IT, Tor Ladies' Misses and Masters
Wednesday and Friday evenings for gentlemen.
Terms for the session of three months eight lars.
Parents DESTROYS of entering their children, and 9TH
ers wishing to JON the School, should do so during
the fist week of the session. private class for the
nsru ton Of Ladies will be formed after the organ
iZatiOn of the School, i'll which he Will be assisted
by Madame WELLS.
Prof. WELLS. having thorough practical know
ledge of Music aud Dancing from number of years'
experience in tn" largest Northern CITIES feels fully
competent in making the announcement that ali will
b. satisfied who place themselves under his instruc-
tons.
Residence on Broad st. second door from Broad
Hnfnl d
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ELECTROMAGNETIC Columbia Is. CT Times has a
letter from Charleston, announcing the defalcaton,
10 the extent Of sl20 of r. H. Courier, second
teller Of the Bank Of Charleston.
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THE CoTToS SHIPMENT FROM LOWELL, MASs.-The
Augusta (Ga.) ConstitutiOualist, in noticing the
Geographic statement that 5000 bales of cotton
are about to be shipped from Lowell to Europe
says it doubts whether that amount is there, and
adds that if that quantity be spared from Lowell
there is great folly in their sending orders weekly
to the South for the purchase of cotton, as they
are doing
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N0TICE.-Any one DESTROYS Of obtain
IN ing LICENSE for the sale II liquors, can buy
one for less than the cost. by Application AZ ihe DIS
patch effice. License expires LIST OF April, 1893.
Oc 3--ts
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DEMONSTRATIONS were held in Georgia and
Mississippi yesterday, for State officers and men,
bers of Congress Also, in Kansas, for territorial
officers
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1T FOR PHiLADELPHIA.-The SUI
tSlG perior fast sailing Schr., WI. SEVERE.
apt JOHN BROOKS having the greater portion Of -r
cargo engaged. will sal with quick dispatch. For
halanc" OF freight, apply to
&c j. wv d Col NIITT 4
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900 worth Of 1ncnr.

W rent funds. The sUbst ribers having imrlirt
confidence in the soEndrcss If the Virginia AMI
North Carolina Banks, they have dci slrain 10 taks
them III exchange for goods. Persons haEius ,Irh
funds on hand will DO well to call at No. = Main
street, where barga NJ can ut al times bs ha,
OC 2-6t LAFtS 4 SHINE
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DLACKSMITHS' TOOLS FOR SALE

- AND SHOP FOR RENT-The subscriber on
account of bad health. il compelled t. d>confi,u.
his BLACKSMITH BUSINESS. lie would sell on
ve1y r asouable terms. ali OF his TOOLS, with the
good viii of bis old stand (Which is "A very popular
oue.l with good run of Gustom.
The shop l. located on Brooke Avenue, and will
be rented AT moderate Possession can be had
by the 18th day OF December, which will enable the
purchaser TO prepare for the next year.
The TOO are every thing complete and of the We
ry best manufacture. For terms. apply IL
kDIALL ALLEN,
SITS Brooke Avenue Richmond Va
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W STORE ROOM, on Nain or Cary street NJ
objection to an IN stairs room, II a- COW nil,
eatIance Person havin2 cne ior rent AL. al,s.e
Address f. W. ~ this ofice &C 5-atS
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WANTED Four or five BOYS.

IN over fourteen years Of ags-to learn nu-
%edNS sic in tss Bands belonging to the NounteS
---&A~ Regiments Of ths Army. The fall pay Of
soldier Will be glveh. For further particulars o.
ply at tAe Recruiting Rendezvous, opposite Metre.
poltan Hall, Franklin street.
sc PTS
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WANTED-To purchase, 200O cords Of
w good STAVE TIMBER, on the stump. either
by the csrd or 1t must be either on the Canal
or River, convenient to Of the Railroads lead.
ing into Richmond Apply at the Richmond Bar.
rel Factory, csrner Byrd and 18th SITS. au Its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-26


An audience o, about scyen hundred persons assembled
u Burtons theatre last Dse, 70 wuess s debut the
Ws'' known EaymrastQas and eq.r,brs., Jona '''"
1enger In the character Of "Hsnlctn II w,s doubt,
ss cusori.y tia; crcw tina. number or persons H.
gcther the profession OF d,ser dc circle "a no. the
on that would Ut a,te TO under stand or eunhodv
tho rul.ar diosy os the melancholy Dane and
of that .bo audience very well aware. and thew
therefore, were unusually indugeaf, and spplauded le
cfba.9nf; go~r Iaturediy WHEN was no: very bad.
Mr. Hepgies un. Sstoad the stage situations required nv
bis part spoke all he lines dowD sor HIM nnd did nc,
commit amp very se io.s hunders but that is all that
he fad in his ~ or He lbs bad voice cockneY &C
ceD hard mechspica nssnrer and particle of the
divine o1atas that would III Ain to persoHste the ao,,
sublime conception IN the whole range Of tic acting
drama "Youpg Heng err Is certainly an ussIs ezisupr
"0tls and as such Ia, bads deserved sus-ess b,, esy
ing inlet is another Instance OF the evil effects Of
waiting ambition
LAURA KERyrE5 THEATRE.
new comedy, under the frye Of g Bird in the Hasa
worth Two IN the Basb,' prodoceA here f-si nigs
IS IN two acts. and the plot upon the hershp
ae estates Of Roderics praiseworihy, fsr Barne,t)
wealthy Yorkshire squire, wh9 has two nephews--
Reginald, (Whea'leigh) and Theodore, (inghan) Mrs
Reginald (Niss /" Keene) s an eStrassgssa woman o.
fashion, who has already involved her husbeud in debt
Mr.. Theodore miss Kate Reynolds, 10 simple country
GIRL all morality and religion BY the advice OF his friend
Stormout, (Soddart Mr. Praseworthy pyoc.ais h.usc!
Oead ana assumes The disguise Of nm attorney The bers
ct law, with their wives, arrive. Reginald, wtD, is the
~vorte expects to take possession nj once and Theodore
who Is IN Disgrace Gomez to pay his duty D the memory
o. his uncle, with no selfish motive. AT time
comes Mr.. Sharke, O. Jobnstc n.y. rascay attorney,
who has an execution against Reginald, which he
expects TO satisfy from his un,e's estates When the
will IL read s found that Reginald Is declared the soc
heir whorcupon he treats Theodore with dsdan. M
appears At this uncure in proprid Persona
revokes his will, and declares Theodore his sole heir The
characters, though not entirely original well raxn
and the dialogue above modiocriiy while the play abols
Ia natural touches which cormsud applause it is
theless, little pow, and would be moroved by
pession As far ~ the acting goes NJ Burnett deserves
the honors Of tue night. lie played his part with much
dignity and enpytsstmes.t. Mr.. Wheat!c!Sh stiff and
hard in Reginald, and the others SnIy respectable
Miss keepe has part which might have heen much better
written; che made every point tell, however The piece.
which has been given nj London theatre received
with favor, and the performers recalled at the fail
OF the curtain.