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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

In the Senate. Democrats and Republicans
hold over. In the House. eeats we're confessed
which rightly awarded would taye given RePubl'-
can strength of 49, and an Opposition majority
of |. Two of the Democratic Senators noidilg
over are opposed to Douglas, am informed, though
l sm not inclined to think they VIII Vete Tor ne
publican in preference. The Democratic member
from Coles has become Republican, aud that
county may send Lincoln man this year. 81. CIair
may gain member; Maiison may lose one. Inc
success of either party cannot be calculated Win
any certainty at present. Ii is confidently amtlned'
however that Douglas is to be beaten al al naA'
ards. if not by Republican votes, BY Admnlstralion
money
| ATTENDED county gathering. to hear senator
Douglas. a few days siuce. The arrangements
were, in nost respects. admirably vel caIeuia.eu
for theatrical effect. and to impress upon tIe Et
bed soyeregns the greatness Of the Litue "a,.'
The ATTENDANCE was large and respectable. But
for some csuse-whether excess of Llncoll neu,
hck of Administrative patronage and presuge, or
general want Of admiration-he was receiver ~
dead silence. listened 10 with little enthusiasm ana
suffered to depart in ominous peace. 1 eeai s.
lar accounts elsewhere. Flags are plentiful, pow
der burnt generously. and music hired eyer!~hele.
but the requisite uprising Of the Masses
come.
One cause Of this lack Of enthusiasm Is Ine eni'
deutly embarrassed position OF the sPeahei. M
dare not say that the people Of TERRITORY can b sh
clude Slsyery-tbst would be IN opposi'loh ~ r.e
Dred Scott decision. He begin; TO lear = tci',
Of the Dred Scott decision. because be nnds II uu
popular. So lie ui.represents Lincoln, eiodue-
on the right Of State t. do what II pleases' AN y
poses with well couIterfeied lndlghs..on VIC ~.
POSITION. policy Of interference with slavery n no the
Slave States. begin to think him doomed poll
tician. A.. DorcIs.
Lincoln, lot having succeeded II se'ps ,bs
to agree to compaDorabe stump ..lV .SJ w;II
State, s snow putting forth his sPP4nsnet'N eo'
canvass the State with energy aid enec' w Wa.
unless /. Be cur Senator TIumbul, ns' o. -.
ribls a scourge Of the Little "lA"' "-'A VIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
THE NEWS AT THE THEATER.

After the curtain had fallen on the second act of the
comedy the stage manager of the thsater, Mr.. William
A. Moore appeared the stage and announced that he
hsd news from the cable. This announcement was
received with trnultuous spplsuse. As soon as the
noise subsided, Mr. Moore read the following prvate
dispatch sell, 70 him by friend of his in the telegraph
office:
"Mr MOORE: The Queens Message has positively
passed through to the President at Washington"
Til. reading of the dispstch was received with three
upros,ie Us cheers for Cyrus w. Field after which the
orchestra played God Save the Qneen, Hal
Couubia," ard " Ysnkee Doodle" amid the hurrahs,
cheers aud constant applause OF the excited audience
This was the first public rourcement made in
America Of the reception of bona fide message over
the Atlantic cable.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

William G. Esstou ard HE wife, who were recent
Is gagged r, tie Union Thsater, Lsavenworth, have
been tiled in tia, city ctAge o. having set ire TO
the thester, by which about 40 buildings were de-
s.roved Trey were acquitted withoutntroducirg any
yitress for the defense, the prosecution having en-
tsreo 6 aol pros
C,eep D. Todd * Bordey -Ruf'isp Sheriff Of Leaven-
worth County les been fined s25 for assaultiug Cspt
Dckson.
FATAL hFFRAYs Two desths recently occurred ir
Frsrklir Comfy resulting from Injuries received in
personal uusrres. j. .B. Way was tie nsme Of one
rsrty; tie other was Henry Damn, who was shot in
drunken quarrel by Thomas Shurey st Centropolis, on
tie 28h ult.
JE.yEnwoRTH. q comparison with the votes
&C or sister cities on the Missouri, Kansas City and
ST. Jcfeph, we find our little tour yesr-od osnthrg,
LesvenVorth, q long ways ahead IN populstlon. 81
Joeeph cast / 300 votes Kansas City, $50; Leaven-
worth, ,7i9 With the disqualification Of six months
residence and the osfisnchisement OF large Lumoer
&C cur foregn voters by tie law requiring that fu
1aturs' zacn papers must be taken out, the vote in
our city is equal to the combined vote OF opth ste
cthe1s' Leayeuw orth is the Queen City of the Far
Wet ard viii soon be rivsling her elders OF che
lskes and rivers. We feel proud Of ourprcgress and
certain OF the future. LLeavenwofth llmef'
"WIsrHnoP Gen. S c. Pomeroy Thaddsas
Uv.t. e,q. of New.York City, ard other gentlemen
Of enterpr;se and capitsl have lately laid out new
town une er ths above name in Missouri, directly op.
pcste Atobison. Although started but tew months
ago il already contains steam saw inu, grocery,
ard scme two dozen buildings, and bids fair to be one
OF the largest and most aouishing towns on the ME-
souri border. II is the Missouri terminus of the
Atohison ard st. Joseph Railroad. and the road has
slYesdy been graded fcm the depot grounds in WIN
tbrop distance Of three niles back. steam fairy
boat plies re- eusry between Atohison and winthrop:
I. sso in me midst Ct one Of the nchest ana most
heavily timbered portions OF Missouri Almost al the
trbs used IN this section Of the country s procured
nom Winthrop. TIE town cite IS a beautiful one, and
tie s.esu boa. lardirg excellent.
IFrsedoms Champion, Achisop, X. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
A VIRGINIA HOAX.

The good people of Msrtirsburg VA and neighbor
hood had quite joyous time Of i on Thursday last in
ceebI stpg the transmission Of the first messages be-
tween Queen Victoria and President Buchanan. the
printers had brought out with lightning speed extras
announcing the great event and al business was sus
pended. From The Republican We learn that
"The dispstchss were addressed TO Mayor Anthony
S. Chambers, esq, who immediately made arrange
ments to have public demonstration in honor of the
success of the enterprise. The County Court being
then in session. the dispatches were laid before that
body, who ordered them to be spread upon the min
utss thereof. John Blair Hoge, esq, made an elo-
0uent speech and tie Cour. Immediately adjourned.
The Court. House and the various church bells in
town we've toled for fifteen minutes, and poor Ger-
lis put out extras sll in honor of American genius
and English enterprise.
twas not until joy had exhausted itself that the
trick was 6iscovered.
ct seems that come wsgs tired Of the hundrum
ouetpess of the town. wishing to raise public de-
norstr.on at the expense Of city fathers and the
pripters penDed the dis patches and placed them
The table of the telegraph operator 10 his temporary
absence, who, going to bis Office shortly after, and
seeing Ii letter addressed to tae Mayor yrg OF tbs
table and thinking some had Jeff note 20 be sent
10 that gentleman promptly sent 1t to him. Ana tfrs
caused eli the fun
TIE following iss pycc :hs spurious cf9a:eas''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
THEATRICAL.

WALLACE THE,IER.-Last night wss rlsy ID tox
tie first tine new version Of the old exuavsgspzs6
"The Forty Thieves" Tie plot Of this production 70
slight and mere vehicle fer the introduction Of To-
cal hits ard personalities that every tune the piece
s produced after being stelved for few months, Il
requires 10 be entirely rewritten or the ckts vii be a
weary fst stale" &c. 10 the present irsArce, ths
woik Las been performed by Mr.. Charles Gsylor aal
Las been well iore. The name hes been changed -
the Robber oftle Rtine-oh and the introduced lcch
okes, sorgs and absurdities amusing and clever.
Tho character of " Hassarac" is acted by Mrs.
Fors with her usual verssy and grace; ker sonss
ard darces were ercopd, and bouquets sbradsrt
in her vicinity Mr. EytiDgs gave ac.eyer imitstios
Of Mr.. Stuart, tie manager Of the theatsr, and Mr.
Florence lad slight part in which he was too ia-
perfect 20 mske any hit. Some Of the most admirable
things about the play were the musical hts These
selections, songs ard marches were arranged BY
Mr.. Jobu Cooke, tie excellent leader. The fairy
sc,res the eyouiors Of the forty robbers tbs dancss
ard al the appointments are good, and the audience
seemed to be highly delighted with the entertainment
The author was called for at the fall Of ths curtAr
srd made short speech
EIBLo's GARDES --Th, comedy Of London Assur.
spce, was acted sst night at this house with Mas
Jane Coombs az Lady Gay SpaDker This lady will,
in time, be an actress. She has voice Of unusual
sweetIesa and power she has fine presence On Tie
stsge, she las dramatic ability of high order, sad
she lacks only expere to give her leading posea
among the high comedy actresses Of hs country.
Her performance Of Lady Gay, though carefully
studied, and highly effective in certain points ard
scenes, IT, after all, The effort Of novice Miss
Cconbs needs study and plenty Of it, but
she will study her reward is sure The piece WA vay
badly acted az q whole, the most commendsbs char
act being the "Meddle7 Of Mr.. Blake, the "Adc4
phus Spanksr' Of Mr.. Setchen, the Dazzle" Of Mr..
Broughsm, ard the Charles Cou taey' Of Mr.. De-
venrort neither Of the two latter rsrsonstons beng
up 10 the usual marx Of the comedians who undertook
them. The "Ms1 IIakawAy' Of Mr.. Smith was vile.
the Sir Hsrcourt Courtly' was most cisgrsoeiul. 1t
wss simply exscrsbs a. q totslty, without sias's
gentlemsnIy point.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
WASHINGTON, Mondsy, August l6, 1858.

The intelligence Of the reception of the Queens mes'
ssge rapidly spread throughout the city, and this evil
dence of tie successful working OF the Atlantic
Telegraph occasioned much rejoicing. In come
quarters however, its authenticity was questioned un'
Ill dispatch from the General Agent of the Associated
Press removed all doubts The first information on the
subject to the President was communicated through
Senator Bisler from informston obtained from the
Washington Associated Press Agency, when the
Precedent returned to the oty from the Soldiers Home,
ard received at the White ouse the message from her
Eisjssty Queen Yictoris. He then penned o suitable
reply.
The Mayor of Washington this afternoon sent
message 10 the City Councils, recommending that
measures be taken to celebrate the success of the At
lantic Telegraph. Special committees are appointed to
agree on the programme.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

THE above message was received by the Presl'
dent with some doubts as TO it's authenticity; but
The matter was relieved Of all doubt by the fol-
loving message from the Superintendent of the
newfoundland line
TRINITY BAY, Monday Aug. l6, 1859-7p.m.
The message to the President purportng to be
from the Queen, actually came over the Atlantic
cable from Vaentia, ireland, and is uDquestionably
authentic. The Presidents reply will be sent as
soop a. received. A. MACKAY, Supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

de slso eAPesse rsIc IA taece'thoa'Se VI eo '.V.
Ia the Legs.a,cIe under tie Leco mpton Conssa'on.
He save:
"qhe Calhoun csr,ihcs.es are s new dodge OF the
yilest description. CALHOUN certi6es that M So-aad-
30 vts elected men Der Of tie Legislature on tie 2
dsy of December, 1867, when il s notorious tts' tae
election took place O. The ith c. January iS9S VI
course the Legislature Judge al that election OF i:s
oyp members Tie purposs OF tie sisveites Was 10
stea, march on tie eStee men 10 the Legislature
by eett,rs majority 4 tie st instance, and 1hsn de-
cic ttst those elected December 2i OF rather se
tuned ca elected on that date, were rot members as
iude.d ihey xoud net be elected On that day. But
trust M0ds,s vo;irg has pat sli such miserable
subteifrges ont a tee way. Tie vote has been ss-
mat. ST L. 0C0 snd this Is very srgs vote, oonsaer
III tLss tie rcsGs srs ID miserable condltion'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
0UEEN VICTORIA'S MESSAGE
PRESIDENT BUcHANAN'S REPLY.
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.
crrrRRATIONS ELSEWHERE
THE FIRST MESSAGE THROUGH

To The Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany, Nae-YOrh.
Europe and America are united BY telegraph.
GLORY TO God in the highest; on earth peace, good
will toward men.
fssned) DIRECTORS ATLANTIC TELEeRArh
COMPANY GREAT BRITAIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
THE NEWS IN THE COUNTRY.
PHILADELPHiA, Monday.

PHiLADEIrHiA, Monday, Aug l6, lSjs.
salute Of 100 guns will be fred here at o'clock
tomorrow morning, and all the bells ruvg, in honor o.
the successful working Of the Ocean Telegraph.
ALBANY, Monday, Aug. l6-lOl p m.
There is immense excitement here owing to the re.
cep. Of tie Queens message. AS coon ss the intei.
gepce reached the city, rockets were fired tr,m oppo-
site the Telegraph Ofce, bon6res blazed III all the
streets ard the greatest rejoicing prevailed Csnnous
are row being fired and the bells are ringing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
TIE QUEENS MESSAGE.

10 the Honorable the
Presiden, Of the United States.
Her Majesty desires to congratulate the Presi'
dent upon the successful completion Of this great
international work, in which the Queen has taken
the deepest interest
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

The YELLOW FEVER At NEw-ORLEAss.-Ths ysl-
low fever is steadily the increase 10 New-Orisaaa,
The report Of Eterments for the week ending Aug
was az follows:
The returns Of iItermenE made by the Dosro ~
Heath for the week ending Sunday morning, Aug. 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

OF the deaths, Gays The Crescent lao were BY yellow
fever; about 90 being from the Charity Hospital, ssd
10 from the Third District leaving only 40 deaths ~
yellow fever in all the city, outside the hosptG aed
the district named. And Of the lao, only wese
p.tiyes of the United States The mortality BY other
disessss was as follows: Typhoid fever, II otAa
fever, u ccrgestive fever, inisnme ,n dwosn,
a. cor sumption, 49, chTofc disrrhes, iej oyseo-
'ery, g. stillboip, u congestion OF Diah' ;...'.
nation of lungs, s. apoplsIy v tsetning |, Missuss
marasmus, 8 trismus nsscentlum sunsaoAe, %
disease of hesIt 2; cholera, and cs,arD, q Aess
Ij3: women, 30; boys, %, and girls, IL.
For two weeks the morality ID New Orleers VA q
follows: r ~. n,.., rxs
Alrrst I......'..'''''' ,se "a
Aux
Rv Telegraph we learn that Tuesday, Aug. 10 the
deaths from yellow fever were 3d. and on tho ith "
which sb0ws continued increase. ,.
In spesking Of tie weekly report OF Ang' o. ]~
De!ta Of the 10th inst. says
"tviIl te seen that the deaths from yeno" Ies~
for the week ending Sunday morning iss'' leE
double that OF the previous week. But, taen " msa
hs yemsInbered ths. out Of the liO only ten Amefi.
died and 4 s fair 10 Lfer that mos, ct ,ns l
ne,sors NJ foregr birth. who were victims 70 The u.s.
90 ~e,e naccimsted. We ere, therefore, eafs In
ssv;ro Inst ne fever Is confined chiefly 10 psrsoss
r6n s,s mot accustomed TO our c.isnsts, or sceu'-
t,msd to i, cot only iurrudently expose thsmseyss
10 the bot sup, but live In such IN unfotrns'e eyN'
ard in such unhealthy spots, - 70 make taeI p.e
larly Liable 70 Sumner div,asas. IL nfGet "
reuers living IN vel vsDt.la,sd boasss ssa '''-'A
sta tts coD:orts {. w. being ss:sossS-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
A SEASIDE CELEBRATION.

rrespondence Of The Boston Post
PIGEON Cow, Cape Ann, Mass, Aug. Il, 1858.
Tlis day there was q celebration In commemorauon
of the su cessfu laying of the Atlantic Cable at Pig
con Cove. From our hotel we're suspended the Brhsn
and American flags between which hung the words
Atlantic Telegraph" made OF oak leaves seWed on
white cloth. At O'Clock p. m. procession formed
in the following order Music officers OF the day;
orator DR.. Z. II. Chaplin poet, the Rev. 1. w. Hig
gnson; England and America, personihed by two
Young ladies'; John Bull and Brother Jonathan, BY
two gentlemen; Neptune, with q train OF sea-nymphs
and ttoDs citizens Of other States and citizens OF
Pigeon Cove. Thisprocession moved to the sea shore
The ceremonies here commenced with the hymn,
"From all that dwell below the Skies The Pres-
dent of the day, Richard Warren, ESQ.,, opened the
speaking with appropriate remarks on the oompehon
Of the great event Of laying the cable. Han 20
lumbia was then sung by the whole company. 10
this succe eded poem, sbouneipg In wit and fancy
by the Rev. T. w. Hgginson
The Rev DIR. Chapin then delivered an orehon
After humorous introduction, remarks on the mag
ntude of the great achievement MIR. C. proceeded to
consider it in four aspects: its utaty, In It's bearing
upon commerce and social intercourse; its poetry
illustrated in the sublmty, perseverance, and wonder
of the work; its humanity in its influence upon CIVIL
zation and progress and s dsrineness, IN wnich ne
treated the great theme in s providentisl aspects
He closed such an oraton as only DR.. Chapin can de-
liver with an sposrophe to the ocean and the teie
"God Save the Queen with the following add
tional verse by DR.. Chspp, was then sung IN hne
style:
God keep al in peace,
Let truth and love ircIease
Both realms between.
Long may the iron band
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
KANSAS.
IFlONpION AND CALHOUN.

A ccE.ssIoJcslt cf Z-is Bos.or 1rGr,te, 81 haT
renee ssut. tie retu--s Of te etc vote tae tnssa
bill il tie prrcip S. towns o. ksL.ss a. to.oNs' -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

ITHACA, N. v, Mondsy, Aug. l6-lO P. IN.
Upon tie receipt Of the Queens Message, tue Tee-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

&C. Ia Hsu laws eJ-HAs.I Pseli.sut C-ts! s...ss
"PsIAcE At LosDos, Aug II, 1853
Gone let - talk toeetser. Ansacaa een;rs sud
Erel eBterpIiss have th.s day jsinso togstas. .ce
Oie ers tAe New Wo,lc. Let Z. hope that they msy
he ,s closAly Allied in ,as bose' c. dc, harmony and
kindred f-eLrg. NIorokI,
BE1roFD sFRisGs, A1s. l., .S5S.
"Yo ylcrosf., Queen Ct E-z-sae
EIgsue scoepts via y!Sdnese tte hard CT
feovstip !cffersd By Old Eng si6 AID !. ever tis-
oor6 O. diversity OF Interest SIC I'D thIssen .ts ALI
s.os, let cur language be, Est-sst re- 70. 20 leave
'lee c. .etu-n rom following teee, for tins Interest.
tiy God e. eli be ny God.' JAZZ BUcEAsAS.f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

FypRrssvE.-"C Columbus, pho" eIci.icad a
sri Of ou-s the o.1sr day 10 bis excess q ettbvsi
.sm s0oLt the Atlantic cable" "Co'uubus pto! le
discovered Amsnoa, 70 be suIe, o.: /. took Be:k.
shis boz to htrh Z o. p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
THIN OCEAN TELEGRAPH
SUCCESS AT LAST.

The English to the American Directors
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

Next was q "Mssque" called Neptune versus
News" Neptune by DR.. S., was e1cellently done;
as ALEC Cyrus Field by Mr.. B. Yankee Doodle was
sung, which concluded the exercises. At sunset ff
teen guns were fred from an old captured cannon,
thirteen for the original States and each for En-.
gland and America. In the evening We had grand
display of fireworks, which went of gloriously and
the hotel was illuminated from the lower to the upper
story.
There may be much grsnder displays in different
cities of our coustry, but am sure none will give
more satisfaction than did the celebration at Pigeon
Cove.
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CTOVE POLlSH.-A very superior srticle for
- family .. cl-n s1-.S- End eiian, anG @xe.-i,
.p,ths of IT, land a, the n..- II !, $50 NJ Of
3D. al ARTE INAN son, ~ !oaa y, N,v -lo-S
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NETTING NOVELS. WOOD, Jr.,

hwil execute good sized snd weLhni.hed LAND
SgAPH Ia presence Of saeiencc the Cooper Institute
TONIGHT lruesdsyl and explain the natural principles de-
xrspcd durug IT, progress Doors olcu = .;
,sei-k. Tickcts - cents
We 81 place where hour b. spyu; more
-.bi aud pruft ably" Boston Atlas
a hcsnfu landscape .ociblr line engraving and
n > a, In. b@st u~zzo,irt." Mobile Tribune
I'VE would recommend those who fond Of he beautiful in
- not lose the opportunity Of witnessing me skill ana ability
al thi. artist" tCharlrs,on Is. c. Evening NcwS
1T well deserving the attention OF all friends OF intellectual
=. .'-.-ra lCnciuua; Commercial
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II FERREROs DANCING ACADEMIES.

Il
LIE No. q Wes. iFh-s', New York:
No - Ciiu'on.st. Brooklyn
Niue. DUBREUL FERRERO sad Z. FERRERO rs.pect.
fully he above A. siemss will OPEN October
in Neviors and October II in Brooklyn. G-n-u--n'.
evening css, October IL in NeWYoTs and October 10 in
Brooklyn Al dance, IL the Continent via 10
taught during the Sfrict paid ~asuk.
standing and frs; Tld-E. Of dancing SiDos AID
private attended.
Soiress given y usual
Circulars 8 be hsi a. the Acsirmirs.
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RR00KLYN MoRrlcILTuRAL soclET Try,

u
er. Vegetables, will take Place az the Ahsnsr on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT - q focock m. sat on the 81 saa
~ n or-n each evening baud o. IN 81 ususl AiHn
tsn-r ?, cen.s.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE in thi. CITY tor

y sALE-Au clesau; Mansion. With about I've ares OF
a. "a forming entire block Hos sius'ci
lion overlooking III and surrounding The p.c-
in rXctltu order Nlh sblndsurr Il old =. Id Tree,
Fui, Trees sh Pes he Cherries. PUMA. Pear. Apples
Ac 81 srsiftd uf s.0, tunauf-, GooseFe, Rs.pbeTrr.
>,rw 4li-- Great sf-rfou tas been paid The
bic Garden, cou'aul4g 81 Of Garden salr- SOP
Ing Lawn from iisr House the 1a- Manson has
been new ], pal rd aud psp-rrd and pr iu h0ox
Ice House,. l. crs. CarTl-e Ho,e L., a. rcsiy
occupation In few the whole Of rhi- and ~ b.
in demand for hfu- o-. sid lr.lg t- ab,h, grd-
,iry might b. .of for fst with
interfering win th- Manson. Ih- ih
one " be- piee, pr0-f thi- ciy by sly
srn-nsu wishing country deuce IL l- city Tor tn
s- every ac aue 81 the properly and
-. ;. sny portion = -ne Place IN .o's and b.e
the money or .inaY invested. Tie owner s and eX
poets make srrat sseEh-e Address RESIDENCE, Box
No - Po,- one
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Daneina Aeaoemies.
DODWORTH's
n DUUN Ok II
d~ DANCING ACADEMIES.
No. SO Broadway. New York,

20. Broadway
No. Isl Mon,s psce. Brooklyn,
WIZ commence in New York SAII RDAl Sept =. In
Brooklyn, FRIDAY, Sept. -
Mr.. DODWORTH would take he hAS
long e the necessity Of Introducing system Of instruction for
the Of the pupils By which the exercise OF dancing
would b. Of more b-e, ply csy and useful in the de-
veoIueu " racef. tLsr has been Of late
present acquired has induced many 5ec, those
that formerly infispcnabe To that neglect
Of the De- sTb ted the appearance Of
round shouliercd misses the generation They
school and allowed -oop .ir desks without
intermediate yul the growing frame assumes The pc
TEACHER Of dancing with the expectation th BY l-anns the
Polka Scho,iisc and few other dsncs al This viii be
died and that they viii become graceful women.
Surely these things should b. better understood Wr children
dsEcing early IN life. interval, during their necessary
sude- she teacher allowed exercise them in such
aud such dances liz addition % the fashionable oGsD
would gIscr the sEpre wax aid every movement
something woud then BE- gained with the oDjec.
Of this all able accomplishment. Anxious 30 the
It's f1Tn~r GfIes- Mr. D0dEoTh Instructed his classes IN
getgsd graceful study the Mnuer De IA C0uT and
other similar u-sfuess The evident Of this
Dancing connected with Csstheucs sud during
his late through Germany France Great Britain
bis bu-nrss ca. upon the prominent ;eacbers
them ia the
philg thee csirlb- results. he hopes therefore. - have
ssin-d such inform Will In sfdion h.
rrucs cuabie present h pupils viii
only axe dance tie Poka but Will improve teT heah
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