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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

DooToR O. A. HnL-sir: will say that vopr medi
inc has benefited me much My health is much better
han it was when commenced taking it, Ithinkit Tlil
cure me. Ihave not been troubled with the main
head bat once since taking your medicine The
between my shoulders has all Passed away rhipkin
that you might like 20 hear how l was gettipgalong
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs g O.
Rutland, Nov. 3, 1854 az ia1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

ALTERED BANK BILLs.-Genuine "one's" of
the Boylston Bank, Boston, altered to "ten's,"
are in circulation. The alteration is said to be
very we'll executed, and quite likely to pass unde
tected
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

Henry Ward Beecher declines to fulfill his en-.
gagement to lecture lin Springfield, this evening,
because ''of the prevailing religious interest in
the community"
writer in DeBow's Southern Review, great
authority in the South, advocates constitutions
al monarchy. A despotism would be better for
the purposes of his party.
Fast Day in Vermont on Friday, the second
day Of April
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18
LIQUID AMANDINB. LIQUID AMANDINE.

DIR. HnnsOn's Vegetable CaernfcaE
Powders, for Immediately breaking up Colds without
sweating, dieug takiug any hot OF burning COM
pound, anything that will subject the patient to any
Inconvenience or liability to fresh colds, pronounced
to be discovery ranking in importance with Vaccina-
ton, by the most prominent in the country among
whom are Rev Philo Judson, Rocky Hill CT Rev T.
Boston Springfield Mass; Eev. a. s. Lyon. North
Beckett, Mass; Rev W II. Miller, President of N. & l.
N Y Nj Protestant Conference, and MANY others whose
statements please see in circulars at agencies
Sold in Worcester, by j. @. HILL Mechauics' Hall
Bnilding, and BUSH & co. Front St rnnh1h dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

Mrs. =. Goodwin, anexperienesd ,, .., ,...
FOL midwife holdB herself In readiness dav Az, o,1t
10 Ettnud TO the lut"T ~ he, prnfess,o Iss,J,e "A
Auntin street ar IN,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

KNIFE BLADES made to order. Rszors ground and
polished, and all kinds of cutlery and surgical instru
mens sharpened repaired, and polished, by c. A Cum
mings 1877 Main st eet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorative and Zylo
balsamum, for sale in Worcester by JOHN Q. HILL,
Apothecary, Mechanics Hall, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

III. Il. Bishop, a graduate of the Baltimore College
or Dental Surgery, having had extensive practice
this city for the last I've ysars has now re-
moved his Office to his house, No. IA Pearl street where
his professional services may still he obtained would
call attention particularly to his method of treating ch
drens teeth securing them, by timely skill and over
sight, fine set Of Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
which has induced many parents place their children
under his chargeand he hopes all parents VIII see the
Importance of early placing every child in tie care Of
some skiful and faithful Dentist secure their future
comfort.
Ga-TooTH POWDER AND WASH Sc, for sale.
Office open all hours Of the day and eveningl4 Peaya
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

DAVID WILMoT-An attempt is on foot in the
Pennsylvania Legislature to legislate David Will
mot out of his judicial office. This is to be done
by swapping his district, and attaching to other
districts the counties of which it is composed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

Sir James oarke's celebrated Female Pills, for sale in
Worcester by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Han Building, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

RcmOvnI.-Dr LtNNELL lIIoo,, ,,a,,,,s, h.,
semnyed " No Elm street. frst residsuce adova ,sh
Lincoln House Office hours from . 10 and 10 linn
o17 an "N y" ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

Those ladies' who have shawls cleanse this Springs
will do well to consult the advertisement of Mr. Legg, in
another column of this paper
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

sanford's Liver Invgorator fer sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building,
Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

Prof Woods Hair Restorative, for sale in Worcester
by JOHN Q. HILL, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
ter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18
,, SMALl. y COGsM &LL

=, = SM Lll y CUGS " EN-,
Z y U ~ = RS A T L A W.
michigan street,. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
SIMEON N SMALL, JouN a H. oocswptt
Arnoid's GlObuIcs aud Vital Fluid. -Fe
sale, wholesale ard retal by
10 HILL Druggist and ApothtuAry,
al hFa.I. -. =.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

This certies that my wife was afflicted with a weak
ness, or general debility Doctor Hps medicines cured
her. 2 %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

IGNORANCE AND IMPUDESos COEBI> RD.-ssaroely a
day passes hut what some good natured soul becomes
duped by the so called Cheap Patent bmbrotype Rooms
What person expect for 10 Is cents better by
far patronlze B. b. Maxham, Harrington Corner who
still continues on in the tenor Of his ways executing
hundreds of his Improved AmbEOlypes weekly az his
old standard pric-s rs cents and upwards-uo cheap
humbug system at MaXhams All pictures warranted to
give satisfaction and durable
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

Slate for ROOfn.-Tht subscribe, ia pysp..., .
furnish sAletOr Roofs, Of superior quality and law tin
aneDeSl MANNER on the most satisfactory terms SAM
pies may be- seen ~ the yard on Grove Htrsei "s
aplB az TouN nap,s.,n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

The NEW PETTIooAT.-The Belvidere Wooden
Company, at Lowell, is now engaged in the man.
uiacture OF flannel for the new Balmoral or scar
let petticoat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

..,..,,, CHAPLIN s. DADMUN,
AIIORNEfS COUNSELLORS at LAW
NOS n Worcester Bank Block, Worcester. Mass.
n EMMY OhAPlA' APPLETON DADMUs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

place in Worcester, by ''n''
m. FOLLANsBEE, Agent.
oct5O dbt&wu Foster street, OPP, g. 4 w Dsuo,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

- " TT Y n GfS
PLANO FORTE AND Music mana,
myS No. Mechanics Hall, Up stars. AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-18

ADM THAY
A.. AZ 1TrORNEF COUNSELLOR ar LAH
A
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22
Later from Europe.

The steamer Persia, about which so
much anxiety has been felt, arrived at New
York, on the 18th inst, having been six
teen days out. She brings Liverpool adj
vices to the 9th.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
CorroN-Salcs Of cotton for the week
l0.0G0 bales; market has declined l-iG in
middling qualities aud 10 inferior quail
tics; Orleans middIing quoted at New
Orleans tres ordinaire at Havre LOST.
Consols 9S.
L;reypool, Nov. %.
Orleans fair 70 middling q; Mobile
fair III, middliug 81; Upland fair e.
middlingGs Manchester adgices favorl-
Bic, market closing quiet but steady
Breadsiufls dull; provisions have q deiin-
ing tendency. The British board "a ftradc
report decline in the exports for October
Of Iii, ,0O0.
GENERAL NEWS
Lord Napier has been given the mission
to Berlin.
FEANCE.-Thc Count dc Montslembcst
has been sentenced 20 six months impri-
sonment aud to 4 fine Of : 900 francs
Nothing Las been heard Of the Indian
Empire.
Admiral Lyons i dead
Senior Ros Olano Las been appointed
Governor General Of Cuba.
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsnIxGTox, Dec. S.-The Senate
Democratic caucus has appointed Messrs-
Fitch, Of Indiana, Hammond, Of South
Carolina, and Alien, of Rhode Island, u
reconstruct the Senate committees.
ID i saii that The President has indicaf-
"a lii with that Senator Donglas may be
dcpvscd from the Chairmanship of tile
Committee ~ Territories
Der. g-The Senate Democratic caucus.
BY vote Of seventeen to seven, has agreed
to depose Senator Douglas fr-m the Chair
nianship Of the Committee on Territories,
and to substitute Senator Green of Mis-
souri,. This has created very great excite
ment.
The House j. discussing the proposition
to impcach Judge Wa;rous, of the II. =
Court Texas
Dec. l0.-SESATE. The Senate met
at l. o'clock to day, but transacted no
business Of general Interest. After 4
short session the Senate adjourned over to
Monday
HoUsE.-In The House the case Of
Judge Watrous was the chief subject Of
discussion aud occupied the attention OF
the House the greater portion Of the ses-
sion. No action has yet been taken IN
the casc and the subject was It'll under
discussion when ihc House adjourned
Dcc. ll--Twenty thousand NJ The pres
identS Message Wa ordered io be printed;
also sixteen thousand Of the Treasury re-
pert
Mr.. Scales resolution was adopted ask
/ inE the Secretary Of the Treasury to fur.
uish a statement Of the payments for lS4U
to 1850. uuderihe public debt
Y The Waircu> ease was resumed.
d. I3.-SENATE-The Pacific Rail
road bill was up.
IIorsE--rbo Judge Watrour e,-t
W. up-
Trr- Is -SENATE.-Thc senate r.
fused u call up Mr. Ciingman's resolution
on tile abrcgatinu Of lie Clayton aud Bul
wcr treaty. They -.cfuscd also to take VI
the Pacific R7ilroad bill
HoUsE.-The Military committee o.
the House refused to report bill for the
increase Of the army.
Z The Judiciary committee viii shorti,
repor; ! bill amending the neutrality laws
and 70 remove hindrances to commerce
The Committee on foreign relation,
have agreed. unanimously, III report 4 re-
olution If inquiry into the visits w III,
officers of the British vessel Naluruus t,
the steamer Washington.
MIR. Stephens asked for authority to re
port bill for the admission Of Oregon
aud recommending its passage. The Re
publieans oppose it because it has fit,
thousand less Inhabitants than Kansas.
Melniosh's circumstances to tie navr
department about tile visits of Tie officer,
NJ the Nalorous To the Washington, ar,
very pointed.
" The House adopted, by vote of IL
I against 81, the substitute for resolution,
l declaring that the testimony before th,
Judiciary committee insufficient to iustif,
the impeachment of Judge Wa;rous.
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22
.s>N>NSA%~ ~. >sN

BAcKING DowN.-For some weeks
spirited controversy has been going on
between the Charleston Mercury, the
great exponent of southern rights democ-
racy. and the Montgomery Confedera-
ton, the central organ Of the Alabama
democrats. In reviewing enc of the ar
icles put forth BY the Mercury the Con-
federation makes the following remarka-
bic confession:
We thank the Mercury for its article.
since it gives US an opportunity Of ex-
messing what IRE understand by south
ern rights democracy, as generally accept
ed and understood of late years, and par
,icularly as preached by latter day politi-
clans, 10 BE FIcrIoN to haze no foun-
,lation in reason or justice, 70 Be merely
4 name, a slogan cry, ? rallying watch
word for disappointed politicians to ride
into power What man Of intelligence
but knows that there Is no sch thing as
southern rights democracy? What rights
have the south in the Union that DO not
equally belong TO the north, the east, and
the west What rights have Alabama
in the confederacy that do not equally
belong to Mainez And under what clause
Of the constitution can Mississippi claim
rights that are not guaranteed to Illinois?
Away, then. forever with this miserable
cry of sonthcrn rights, and let the true is-
sue be made ID the true grounds, equal
riuhis To Ill the States, and tile equal
protection Of the Laws to every man in
every State and territory of the Union for
his life, his property and his religion.
State rights and nafional democracy are
one and the same, and can by no manner
of Recommendation be made to differ in the
hundredth part Of 4 degree, since a man
who i a state rights democrat, believe
ine III the equal rights Of all the States, Is
by verv necessity national democrat, in
IL Iroadest ana best sense; while na :
tional democrat is Of necessity state
rights democrat by virtue Of the doctrine
which makes him national These mis-
cradle distinctions in party appeilltl1a-
distinctions without mcaning-hlve al
really been sufficiently productive OF evil
to the south and her interests, and it has
conie TO be full time that these party
wa,chEords should be abandoned.
81 We now have the authority of the
organ uf lhs Alabama democracy for prO-
claiming the southern rights democra Ny
W bo IL fctil I'm plain terms, a hum
bug.
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22

The COOLIES IN CUBA-A Eizgiaia
gentleman IF intelligence, who rcc5ntlT
visited Cuba glFcs 4 IA picture of the
tnils and snFsF!ngs to which she caolie
slaves are subjected They have naah-
ing ike the capacity Of the negro fer a.
bor-and endurance, and vet the same
tasks are imposed apon them When
not engaged on The ield they herd indis-
erIminately, men, vomsA and children.
IN huts, with no senblance 10 the family
tic or obligations Suicide is common
among them, sometimes ten or dozen
hanging themselves at time. No provi-
sion il made for their return to their na-
tive land, from which they have been BE-
sniled, and their masters having no in
terests in thenr except to get the great.
est amount of work possible out Of them
during their period of apprenticeship,
heap upon them an amount of labor that
soon breaks them down and often hurries
them to the grave.
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22

WALREE's EXPEDITION SAILEn.-Thc
schooner Susan, Capt. Maury with the
Nicarauguan enigrants on board. sailed
from Mobile On the sth, and, noiwirh-
standing the Surveillance Of the custom
house oficcrs and the firing into Her by
the VI. II revenue cutter McLeland, suc-
ceeded in getting ID sea. A dispatch from
Mobile on the 18th SAYS:
''The schooner Susan, captain II Mau-
~, with the Nicarausuan cmigrants on
board, while beating down Mobile bay
yesterday for the anchorage ground of tie
merchant feet ia the lower harbor. was
boarded by tie United States revenue
cutter Robert McLelland, commander J /.
j. Morrison
Commander Morrison demanded the
rapers Of the schooner. but Captain Maury
replied that the vessel had not vet cleared.
and was only bound for the anchorage
ground Of the feet in the lower harbor, to
get ready for sea.
Captain Morrison said he should be
obliged to seize the schooner as prize of
tie United states, under an order from the
custom house officers Of Mobile Captain
Maury stated to him that such course
would be Illegal, and that he would not
submit 70 it, execution, whereupon com
inander Morrison returned to the revenue
cutter, leaving lieutenant White on board
the schooner as the guest Of captain Mau-
ry; the latter declining to receive him in
any other character The schooner then
proceeded down the bay to the feet in the
lower harbOr, for the purpose of taking
on board the schooner supply Of water,
and they are determined to resist any IL
legal seizure.
The revenue cutters boat. provided
with men and arms for the purpose Of
boarding the schooner at her anchorage.
attempted to take forciblc possession, but
were repulsed BY order Of captain Maury.
who stated to them that they were yiolat-
ing the maritime laws, and the passengers
would resist any illegal attempt to seize
the schooner.
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22

Col. Mcjia, one Of the leaders Of the
Mexican Liberal party i now in this city,
On hEs way to Washington City. We
understand he is the bearer Of a mission
from the chiefs Of his party to the govern
mcnt az Washington,in which, should it
tend TO a peaceful settlement of the dis
cord now affecting Mexico, we trust he
may be entirely successfully o. Pea
yHns, l0M inst
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22
IMPORTANT FROM WAsntyGroS.-

IMPORTANT FROM WAsHIsGroy.-
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE recent e.
cape of the filibnsters from Mobile creates
intense excitement herein official quarters.
i i feared that if they are arrested by
the British or other forces, the volunteer
feeling IN the country will be aroused and
immense reinforeements 20 to the rescue.
The Washington Union says it hopes
that our naval vessels may intercept the
schooner Susan, and thereby preserve the
tiibusterquestion a little longer As a purely
domestic ono, and that upon the vigilance
of our officers in the Gulf depend in q
great measure the peace Of the world.
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22

IMIoRTANT FEoM NIcARAGTA--Nstg
York, Der. lI-The steamer Washing
ton has arrived from Nicaragua
On the 18th and 10th she was boarded
by a boat from the L. s frigatc Savan-
nah. Tie Savannah and jamestown, the
British ships Of gar Leopard and Ealn-
rou. were il pnrt. sir Wm- Gore Ouslry
49, un board The latter
The government refused to allow the
Washington ; passengers to 20 throl-h
the country, alleging that they were fiji
busters. The steamer Cashay yiue Maria
had been sent up to Granada 10 obtain
permission to land her passengers in case
/ the steamer Hermann should arrive at Saa
Juan
| The Washington was b1arIel by The
English osfie-rs from the I4errarl an.l Nal-
orIn-. wifh their silc arI4r- Th-T wr-,
referred ta ths offlao#4 eF tii- Savannah,
\ bv whom they hal been biarla1E; .isa III.
icers replied that they had ben ils--rlsrt-
cd to ret sr.clr issformatioi Is ther cl1l5.
direct. They dii cot insist On the o7eu-
ing of the ha.cLcs They left rLe vIac-
the same day. The Leonard wen. IL the
mouth Of the Cslog.s}J to InteFrrp. -
I fiibu>fcrs Hham = was Reported Lad land,
Cd fror2 she Washington the Prgvinps
night. pMe beat eu1lL n1t Ut sa San
y JEaR ~ a.fcaEnt Of IT, luw rzarE7-then
went to o. mouth If the Cul1gain. The
officers n the Leopard lrgze @aisi hnck W
". ase d. zifA \ hszEEzar snl small arms.
Tut inaiaE ~ fili5astazs aboard they re-
turned 10 GrcytoEn- The Roanoke aFriy-
cd at Cttytpwn 3:ih tliz Bexs that the
/ HeTinaa lad gone to S...a k,s=zg:sco. Gel.
7 Cliiids had returned fzor2 esraualEa, having
been unsuccessful. finally tile gavfzanlcut
being SATISFIED That there were 30 fllhaS-
Icrs aboaT2 H. Washington. 90 Her.aan
ana Washington wrgr rerla5f sar. ". ianl
X Virgin By THE agent VI rhc c.ini-
pany proeesled I'd san JUan dcl Sur to
look after tL7 lleTmap-
The laaestopn arrived at Aspinva,l
On the 18th in company wisk tLe Moses
! Taylor Afterwards, no order eou sr.ss fl7
the WashiRgtOn's passengers to proceed
on the mail Eea4te, they returned to New
! York.
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22

MAMMOTH FoUSDRY.-The government
Of the United States is about to erect a
mammoth foundry on the Pacific coast
II will be located at the Mare Island Navy
Yard near San Francisco
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22

As between the slaveholding and the
non-slaveholding States, the division will
stand 70 to the former, and 165 to the
latter.
Washington telegraph., 1858-12-22

The GEOGRAPHICAL SEcrIoNs.-The
Albany Argus has calculated that, under
the next census, the Congressman will BE-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-27
Pc r SON A L .

Mr.. SchlegePs new cartoon of the "Landing q
Columbus" an excellent sketch in crayOn, was sept
from Washington for exhibition at the Academy of
Design, but arrived too late to be entered. The ar
fist has submitted it to the inspection of the parto
in charge of the decorations of the new Housa of
Representatives.
Mr.. Longworth and other citizens of Cincinnati;
have requested Gov. Chase to sit for his bust t H.
Sculptor Jones. Governor Chase consents. A com
mttce have in charge the sale of plaster busts From,
the MARBLE the proceeds of which are to be diviJad
among the Orphan Asylums. 'oeu
Professor Molinard, of Albany, has received f.o,,
the Emperor Louis Napoleon, the medal of 81 Hi
ena. 1t Is given only to those who SERVED IN
the Grand Army under the immediate command ~ ~
the Emperor, and in tullment of the will of Van W
leon the First. VIM vi N'po-
The Cincinnati papers announce the arrival -
that city OF the Duke Paule uncle of tba K;m l
Wurtemberg, who has been EXPLORING tbn Wet Sond
is now ON his way to Australia ' anu
Miss Louisa Landor, of Salem, now in Roma 70
making bust OF her townsman, Mr.. Hawthorn
VINO Is also in Rome, and has commenced a has re-
lief OF the Rev. Mr.. Mountford.
The Kew. DR.. Haight, of New York at the last
advlces, was at San Antonio, about % miles from
havana, and so much improved in health that he
had discontinued the use of medicine
The Hon. W. H. Cranston has been elected Mayor
OF Newport, X. l., by almost unanimous vote
having had only two votes cast against him.
The Hon. Charles Sumner is at Philadelphia. re.
cruiting his health which had suffered a relapse
since his visit to this city.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-27

COUET OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Hon. VIM. l.,
Marshall, Judge. The following business was trans
acted yesterday
Edmund Walsh as. Michael Daugherty An ac-
ton on an open account; verdict for the plaintiff
for Sl334S. Mclaughlin for plaintiff; Gwinn for
defendant
The jury discharged for the term The num-
Der of cases tried during the present term, before
the Court and jury, was 465. There are very few
cases undisposed of which go to the next term
which commences on the second Monday of May
The dockets for the May term will be unusually
large.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-The trial calendar of this Court
for the January term has been disposed of, and the
jury discharged. The interval between this date
and the commencement of the May term will be
devoted to the dispatch of equity business.
CIRCUT CoURT THE UNITED SrATEs.-Before
Hon. William Fell Giles, Judge. The following
business was transacted yesterday:
United States az. Charles W. Kerlin, indicted or
the charge OF inllicting cruel and unusual punish
ment upon George W. Williams a seaman, OF
board of the barque Rainbow The jury in THU
case, after being confined from Saturday afternoon
until yesterday morning, were unable to agree
upon verdict, and were discharged by the Court
y new jury was subsequently impannelcd, and Tho
rase tried a second time and submitted. Jury GU
at the adjournment c. Yellot and Hanan prose
cutting; Wallis, for defendant.
United States Walker NJ Tomlnson, indicted
on the charge of infctng cruel and unusual pun
ishment upon George W. Williams, seaman, en-
ployed on board the barque Rainbow. Jury out a
the adjournment. Addison prosecuting; J. Stewar
and Giles for defendant.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-27
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA

right hearty welcome did Miss CUsHMAN re-
ceive last night at the HOLIDAY STREET, from her
friends and the friends of the Drama in Baltimore.
instead OF "a beggarly account of empty boxes" a
In mouse from top to bottom gladdcned the eyes of
.he manager, and stimulated the zeal and eff
iorts OF the company, who gave to Miss CusHMAN
"e,er support than some of their recent perorman-
ces had led us to expect.
y. M.Ss oOshAAN herself we need only say, that
her acting was worthy of her reputation and worth
OF the part which she assumed to play. After vii
Messing her impersonation of Romeo we wondor how,
any critic could have ventured to describe her 40
'femae actress"
For our own part we almost forgot that she was
woman, so perfectly natural was her assumption
OF the character of The lateness of the bour
at which the performance closed n1ers it impos
sioie Tor us to attempt any critical analysis of her
representation of Romeo, or any enumeration of the