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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

UcrIoN NorICE-G. q. HORTON AUcTIoNEER-
n saiesrocm 76 Csrmne sreewi sell. this day, at II
clock at Downing street. household furniture consisting
Of mahogany sofa bureau, tables chairs carpets books
looking giasses and crockery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

CHEBIFF's SALE or GROCERIES, LIQUORS. AND
- seears-A. M. CRfsTALAR, Auctioneer, will sell on
Friday 18Th inst, At l0.s .cock At store No y Bowery.
sosp candies owes sardnes &C; also, quarter and
es6h casks brandy, port vine Mouongahea, Irish and
Scotch whlskey gin rum also In Mntuner Lauben
hemer and hook wine brandy port and claret vines also
imported champagne and 10000 imported and domestic
aerars. By order OF the Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

4 UCrrON NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
"A win sell this day ut 01s O'Clock at the salesroom No.
Nassau street. and second hand furniture removed
convenience of SALE viz rosewood and mahogany pHrlor
suits In brocael and hair cloth rosewood and mahogany
secretary and bookcases and pier tables rosewood
mAhogany FIR nch and other bedseads hair mattresses
pssses feather beds and bedding blankets sheets quilts
and French plate and mante mirrors wsrrobes
sion tables mahogany sofas and chairs three ply
and carpets crockery china cutlery glass and plated
empory sold and worthy the attention Of housekeepers and
the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

A sSIGHEE's sALE-oN THURSDAY, 18TH inst, AT
"A IL O'Clock at Nos l0i los and los Grand street. viii be
public sale by suction the stock consisting OF
cosches wagons and furniture the stable
X. GRIFFITH, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

HENRY b. HERrs, JR., AUCTIoNEER-BY HERrs a
III MOss-win sell Thursday March rs, by order OF
large lot OF German Havana and domestic
gs OF various choice brands comprising sbout 900
all In prime shipping order and well worthy the aen
ton OF the trade sale will commence nj ii o'clock precisely
the salesrcoms No. ss Pine street. Terms de-
livery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

DAwNBR0KERs sAJE.-w. ~ LEWIS WILL SELL
this day, at rs Chatham street up stairs large sssort
of gold and silver watches gold chains earrings pins
bracelets guns and pistols musical Instruments &c &C. 70
. "A T. SIMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

InBurnnco 20. oU
Securities received In addition the regularly advertised
list during sale Next regular sale 70 morrow Regu
lar auction ses Of socks bonds and other securities
every day o'clock 1t the Merchants Exchange Stocks
sHo Spncs s sotr ~ p i ra nH ana
dividends collected largo variety OF securities constantly
on hand. q private sale. ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock aucuoneer and banker. No. Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

DETER PARKS, AUOT1ONEER.-BYw W. g. INGRAHAM.
Household, counting room and bar furniture-Ths day,
si loi. clock ia, the store 1914 William street. large
marble top table, with all the apparatus complete;
soa lounges couches desks Of every descrponi
counters tables chairs &c, comprising assortment
worthy the attention Of deslers saloon Keepers snd fsmi
lies. Also an invoice Of fancy goods and ciohins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

A UCTIoN NOIICE.-THos. BELL. AUCTIONEER, AND
= I'M Sns ss ooo ,ne
groceries ~ 600 prime hardware oos clocks paint
ngs old bandes counters &C. Large sale OF furniture dry
goods, &c on Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
UCTION MISREPRESENTATION SALE OF FuRNI

UCTIOE NOTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF FURNI.
"A ture.-JULlUs BROWN, Auctonear.-COMPTON
room 50 Cortlsnd street. at le O'Clock without reserve
large Of and second hand furniture
pets painngs mirrors, plated ware, fancy goods &c
bracng OF solid rosewood furniture solid
oak chamber rosewood, mahogany and walnut bed
steads bureaus washstands bookcases wardrobes side
boards extension tables sofas chss marble tables &c
also hair mattresses. Full particulars catalogues n B.
Goods for shipment carefully packed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

A UCTION NOTICE
a SPECIAL SALE OF A STOCK OF JEwELRY.
WILLIAM TOPPING CO., suctioneers, No. ll9 Broad
way southeast Of Cedar street. VIII sell for cash. ON
THURSDAY, MARCH IS AT II O'CLOCK,
Che entire first class ewery consisting OF
watches ewelry diamonds silver plated ware CLOCKS
60, &c.
Also four very handsome slass showcases silver plated
bars and plate glass -
n B. We invite particular attention Of Tho jewery trade
10 this sale.
Catalogues ready early on morning Of sale
4 UCTIoN NOrrCF-J BOGARr, AUCrIONHER.-BY
a g. BOGART Thursday. March e. at II O'clock at GIT
Huaon street Of lot Of carpenters benche
nortisinx machine and other property; also Immediately
after, ct &c Troy street, one piano ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

A UCTIoN NOTWITHSTANDING OFF Low FOR CASH
"A at sa2 Canal street varick large assortment OF
Brrsses three ply and ingram carpets oclohs and
table mss and mating, carpet binding stair
carpets, &c. 452 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-AsSIGNEE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR
"a gold watches, &c.
SAMUEL oSG0oD CO. auctioneers will sell this morn
ing, at II y O'Clock, at 81 Nassau street,
large Of splendid gold and silver watches,
diamond snd ue gold ewery &C. Every article on the
talo war MED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

ID X. WILKINS, AUCTIONFFR -FBHFMPIUHT,S hIE
Of household furniture, silver ware, Ac-fHllslP X
WILKINS win sen auction, Friday March d 1883 a.
IOi O'Clock the No Pine street an assortment
Of household furniture consisting part Of rosewood and
mahogany psror furniture volre and reception chairs
forte rich cut glass paintings cnsnvngs BRUSSELS
and ingram carpets oicloths &c Also Dookcesee oaA eve
pier glasses &c Also quantity OF silver ware con-
slssing Of sterling silver ladies' knives forks &C r.
his attention the selling OF household furniture ~
Inc residences OF owners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

CLOTHING, sc.
NY QUANTITY or NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH.
"A ing for the city and Western markets. Gentle.
win ry than their supposed value
by calling nj the addressing Thomas D. Conroy 10
Cenue street
SyE IN SECOND sssss. Of HnSD oT
surplus clothing into cash. obtain 6fy cent
than elveFbsre calling sending their address
JAMES h0kOrEy rok Pearl s,rsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

TOHN l. yATnEWATER, AUCT1OkEKR--FR1DAY.
81 March Is at lo O'Clock, sig fir-, place, Brooklyn, By
sells tapestry and ingram carpeng rosewood parlor suits In
brocal etegeres satin dsmssk window curtains mirrors.
econegures rosewood psnofore, by r. Gilbert Coz gas
hriures ohandeers &c throughout; bedroom furniture,
~ beds;esds bureaus vashsands bedding &C. Also,
otclotha. hafsianta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
ANTHOLOGY.

A wONDER.-THE CELEBRATED Gypsy PORrUNl
teller viii reyesl past and future event. Of M
win enable obtain the affections Of tne opposite
4U Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

CHERIFF's SALE OF DRY GOODs.-OAKIEY
WRIGHT auconcers will sell at auction this day, ~
O'Clock A. NJ. al No. 2S street. Brooklyn large and
general assortment Of fancy and staple dry goods musns
prints delanes cambrcs mernoes paramentas Silks pop
Inns &C. &C. lots TO suit the trade We acted 70
say that tho sale viii positively take place this day By
der OF BURDETT STRYKER, late Sheriff.
J. W, HIGGINS late Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

nlhOS. VEIfCA AUTHORIZATIONS NO 10 SPRUCE
street -Assigpees sae.On Thursday, 18th inst. at
II O'clock At Nos io los and l Grand street WIN be ex
coaches CONS fixtures and furniture Of the stable
at the above premises. BY order of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

DUBLIC AuCTIoS.-Io BE SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE
III Tuesday, the D'h instant At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. n
coal yard Of Twenty third and First
avenue quantity Of small coal good and
rood almost harness. fixtures OF the and coal
ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

ORCHARDS KIHGsLAND co, AUCrIoNEERs-As
IL sgneee sale Of carpets oclotbs, &c.-RICHARDa
kIrGsLAND GO viii sell, ON Thursday March 25, At II
O'Clock at 2 Broadway by order Of Thos W. McIeay Esq
the balance ola large stock OF velvet Bruse
and other carpets ocloths Ac also, the carpet
chinea shelving furniture and fixtures the premise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

GRAND Mrr.rrARv RyuNroN-CnysrAL s nj. r.
NJ The great Mt.ry and Fancy Dress Souee ~
ssn,e and tonser kussrd q me Crysss rarGH,
oher ctiss and hy over hundred distn perce
nonbe tickets 81 ladies' exrs tickets ~ Al tickets fos ~
re AIMED Lee Perkins. On sale At Ihompsc@
brothers banSks omce No Wal street snd a. All ns
and At No $50 Broedwsy Aso ~ tas Pf
elpsi stores In Fulton street ,Brookrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS,

u fNANTON TEA WAREHOUSE n-EvERYBODY IS
~ buying their at tho Canton warehouse No go
Greenwich street. corner of Murray. THE Canton tea
warehouse 10 be the depot OF
metropolis where the choicest always be obtain
the price, Call and examine those fine
received ships Panama Horao Fiyaway, and other
cent arrivals THOMAS r. AaNEW importer and dealer in
choice hne wholesale and retail 260 Green
wish street, corner Of Murray. NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

UCTIoE NOTICE.. Bo0ARr, AUCTIoNEER-BY
"A g. BoGART-Ths day. at 10 O'Clock, At the auction
of Frankfort and william Streets Constables
sale, BY virtue OF an execution barrels coal oil.
CHARLKS +. WATTS, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

DRUGGrsTs AND PATENT MEDICINE vENDERS-
~ The advertiser the inventor OF valuable article In the
above thai very much wanted and would moet with
rapid sale; investigation will satisfy that immense for
Address for three days stating where
interview be bad. Medicine boz 17s Herad Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

NHOCOLATr
~ kAIILARDS chocolate mandatory, the largest end
IN the United States. Families rely CO.
ting the beet and article ~ The lowest possible pri0e
Family chocolate, rs cents;
Chocolate De sants pesfscions IS osnts per h.;
Chocolate In VANILLA
Chocolate double vanilla.
Chocolate par excellence,
4panish chocolate,
Cream chocolate
Chocolate carmels
A,en Broadway; factory. 1853 and l6o Mercer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

UcrIoN NOTICE.. BoGARr, AuCIIoNEER.-BY
"A q. BoGART-frdsy, at ii O'Clock, s % Centre street
stock and futures of also the household
furniture OF family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

JACOB BOGART. AuCTroNEER-By q. B0GARr.-
Ccnstsbles sale-The old established restaurant and
saloon % West Broadway Lease Of three with
ali the suat for such establishment viii be sold
Friday 25,h inst Ai 10 A " the premises.
LOUIS III yULTFE Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

that IN many portions oT the uacn there arc extensive
tracts which would be considered opoent and wen or
dered IN any European kingdom. In the absence OF t
ppe, potatoes and mangoh wortSe the English Iavener
eratned by the spectacle Of the Indian oorn onaooo
and the Vine and further South, by the cotton plant no
rice Geld and the cane, all magnificent and lucrative
productions unknown TO British husbandry. Tncse is
also greater abundance Of fruit trees tne Oeeea OF
] think, for the purposes OF heavy draiti ana tie
various races Of cattle, replenishcd oy mpsrttons OF
the best blood Of England will be propagated without de-
gencracy and VIII prove formidable rivals 10 the parent
stock. In corniry whore human labor rs exorbtanty
expensive The greatest ingenuity exered in the improve
met OF TOO and the invention OF mechanical aids and
substitutes in this respect the triunphs OF American
CONTINUANCE are net only prontabo at home but are re-
men has teen accomplished, and the fuare will furnish
st higher results If We regard the dissemination of in
tegeIee the diffusion OF taste for rural pursuits the in
creased application OF capital the scientific inspection Of
soils She discriminating of manures, the de-
establishment Of competitive exhibitions, VIC may
safely affirm that American agriculture has en-
tered upon period which win not only be repara
tive where the past was exhaustive, but which will
gradually carry the land In every quarter 10 high pitch
OF prod1ctveness and beauty. Mr.. Chairman and gen.
tensn her Majesty the Queen will be graiAed in learn
ing that her character and dignity held in honor in this
anci, nj commonwealth, which its foundation and ts
name to the most lustroue Of her predecessors aud
which long connected by peculiar ties, with the loyal
houses and the throne Of England has been asserted
by historian of great rebellion, in the seventeenth
century that in the outset OF the conflict the question OF
right uncertain that an honest man might have
taken part with either side II may be added that while
recognize the virtues Of both factions IN misfortune
exoncratc the asccndancy OF either from
proach In the fluctuations Of that struggle the continent
Of America was open to the victims Of alternate trannics
and gave impartial welcome to the prosecuted Puritan
and the prescribed Cavalier but the soversgns Of England
and those who descend from the adhercnis Of the royal
should forget that the exed survivors, Ms,on
and Of Wo ooster rebuilt their ruined at4rs aud restored
their ravagcd halls in the hosptable bounds Of the Old
Dominion Gentlemen, long may Virginia flourish. and
While she preserves the traditional virtues OF open
hand, and warm courageous, patriotic heart, may she
attain that industrial prosperity 10 which she aspres
and Of which nature has bestowed her the abundant
elements.
Governor Wise was not present, owing 10 his illness
from the accident mentioned in my letter Of today.
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banquet was given D. Captain Thompson and tho OF.
cers Of he steamship Pacific as evening, the Porponi
Hotel Brookn 10 celebrate the fact Of their having
from 81 Johns n Galway 10 six days and hour and
reciwocac the hospitality which the gentlemen who got
up experienced on board the Pacific when they escorted
Der out " The harbor at her nrst departure IRON Now
York.
Over Inv ncrrons sat down and partook OF the cheer
Which awaited thcm. When the cloth was removed Sr.
John icrn-sy Who pres ded The board introduced the
regular toast n their proper order. Tho nrs The
President e tho Unod states which received Wit
cheering The ue was Captain Thompson the guest 81
the evening which responded to appropriately by the
Captain The next was tho "Sow York and Galway Inc ar
Steamships, which was gwen IN connection with the nam
oi MI Lever and rcccv we'd with the creates, enthusiasm
Tic next was Captain Hudson, who toi the knot tha.
linked Ireland 70 America = which was received with grca
applause, and responded h. by Captain Hudson IN brer
aud stirring speech, IN which ho stated that not only al
he believe that the present cable will yet enable Us ~
hold converse with Ireland but that ohrrs will soon B
lad. The last regular toast VAS Tic Ircss,v which
was warmly received. 1oasts we're also drank TO III
Lever and Rev sir aly and the officers u the Pacific
TIE first two wero eoquenty responded 10 ~ Pcv Mr.
Nagure ana the last oy Mr. Benson the first officer 81
the Pacific loud cheers for tie Nrw YogE HERALD were
given, aud repeated many times
Every thing parsed n with the greatest harmony an
the company did not break up TIL tho small hours of
morning Altogether the banquet ~ cor siderable
cta And h. bly, crodabe % the genicmen who had the
aftauE cement q hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
Affairs at Quarantine.

TIRE eIyrY-SlNTH REGIMENT REF rEyrr-rUrrR RE.
cErTroH BY THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE
QUARANTINE Br1LDISGs-ro DECISION AS YET N
Tak RAY TohPkIks CASE, ETC.
Although the "Staten Island season" ended some
weeks back, the boats were crowded during yestor-
day and thousands awaited themselves Of che opportunity
of visiting the island, examining the p-ogrcss Of the
Quarantine buildings and witnessing the departure Of
Sixty ninth regiment from the grounds. The breaches
the walls made by TIC ncendiaxcs have been repaired
and where the boatmens and physicians houses once
stood, solid and durable wall Of brick has been
built. The houses inside the grounds for the
accommodation OF the health officer resident
&c, are in forward state, and will be completed,
Of durable materials On the other hand tho ferry
pany are improving the landing at Quarantine Ny the
tUn Of n suitable and commodcus pier, which extends
some distance Into the stream. no doutx anticipating q
large increase u both residents and visitors
During the PAST Week various rauors have been atoit
as 10 Judge Met allies decision In the Investigation, held
| Al stapletcn some time back, into The charges Of
arson preferred against Nr Ray Tompkins and
sscssn Son InG r cn y Nas stated aa. a
saturday last but our reporter attended bOin
Sons and vas Informed that the Judg. would not gvo
learned Judges opinion in the eagerly looked for
by the Staten Islanders, and the delay 10 delivering Il
causes much surprise in many quarters.
DEPARTURE OF THE sIxTy-NInTH REGIMENT.
fursuan! 70 the orders Of the MAJOR General the Syy
ninth regiment Nas relieved yesterday by detachmeu,
from the ly nth, under Colonel Il sal The regiment
pafspcd al tn clock prcsenung Epsi,d appearance.
lie following companies selected t. perform duty 1T
ouarariinc:-
Company G-Captan Hacck.
Company B--,aptain johnson.
Company K--Capian Roberts.
hter The parade the detachment, with a company %
TIE Tenth regiment, marched down Broadway w the
saten Island cFry AMI conveyed ny the
Boa, y the ISLAND, whore they a SALUTE
sDd the usual military courirs,s by the SIXTY ninth
After passing 70 review the Sxy ninth marched The
boat and amid the cheers Of tAc Staten Islanders pro
ccoded a. the city, where the Eleventh regiment rt.s
Colonel 9twics, were awaiting their arrival the pa;i,
~ T1oy then formed into line aud escorted BY Tie
Eleventh, marched to their armory. The Battery AMI
Broadway were dcnscy crowded AMI the sixty ninth -
gcived tho hearty plaudts Il the SPECTATOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
Army Movements In New MEXICO.


On the 2eth umo Colonel Lorng and Lieutenant Enos,
Mounted Rifles arrived here the former returned 10 his
station Fort Union the 30th umo and the latter len
on she 18th umo 10 join his company, stationed ~
CantoDment Burgwn On the 9th Of September Brevct
Major J. l. Donaldson 0uartermaster's Department, ar
rived here from the States This officer will remain on
duty and be stationed this city Principal Quarter
master Of the Military Department IF New Mexioo, in
place OF Captain Easton who left with General Garland
about three weeks ago for the States On the day
Major Z. Backus Third Infantry, in command OF about
two hundred United States recruits arrived at this place
from Fort Leayenworth alter march of about SIX weeks
The following officers belonging 10 different corps serving
in tins military department arrived with his command
Majors Smonson and Ruiz, Of the Mounted Rifles; Brcvet
Major Shepherd Captain Sykes, First Ieutenans Whist
Ter and Jackson and Second Lieutenant Holt Of the Third
Infantry also Captain Van Bokkelen, ouarermasters De
rariment Most Of these officers left this place the LIST
inst in order 10 join their respective companies and
corps s,soned in this department On the 29th ultmo
Major 7. &. Rhett, ray Department arrived here from
Fort Union, and on the 3oh, Major II. Fry, from Al
buquerqUe. detachment OF about 100 United States
for the Mounted Rifles arrived Fort Onion
the cath ut They assigned and distributed that
place 20 different companies of their regiment The fol-
lowing officers accompanied them-Brevet Capt Granger
Ileutenanls Jones and Edison.
Captain John Pope OF the Aresian Wei Expedition, is
IN the city His winter quarters win be- we under
stand, Gasleo and thirty five miles from here
Reports have reached Us that the Comanches are
hitting depredatons Hacns rancho Measures have
been taken by Colonel Bonneville 10 inquire into the facts
Of the case and to punish them in they mcesng
he settlements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
Academy Of Music.

The appearance of Nile Piccclomni in the "Troyaore
drew together another house last night II Was
difficult to find standing at any poat from
whence view OF the stage could be had The curiosity
10 sec this extraordinary singer in par, which is
what out Of the line Of her repertoire and which for thai re
son may be considered fair test powers accounted
in for this renewed rush But tho fact of her
sustaining such audiences shc dona since the COM
mencement Of her engagement must be taken proof
that the gifts that she possesses they may
puzzle and mysy the critics, of sterling order II
is the privilege OF genius to above the reach
OF ordinary understandings, and the in
which our New York audiences have supported Nile
Picoolomin against all petty efforts to deract from her
surprising shows that she has managed 10 soize
noN Of the public heart extent other
has done before her.
II really spectacle worth beholding to zee this
-agnne creature facing such audience that OF
night composed as il was 10 extent of hyrcrcrtca
die.tant, loudly predicting her failure and carrying
them away by the fire Of her action and the unmsakeahe
beauty of her conoaptons We did not know which to A.
mre most the bravery and the self reliance Of her bear
ing or the complete mastery which che effected
difficulties that would have artists Of greater
vocal power cannot be denied that the compass Of her
voice was occasionally inadequate 10 give full expression
B. the music OF the rart but this pcnsated
other qualities which delighted and occupied the minds Of
Inc audience That no thought was given TO deficiencies
observable only by practised judges Of music OF tho
success OF The performance there could be better
than the hearty applause which she wruRg from those
who have been most active in trying 70 her dowu
They were forced 10 admit that LeoDora II technically
perfect, was yet an Improvisation strkngy original aud
effective differing altogether from any Representation Of
the part heretofore witnessed in this country
There was only one thing which marred the beauty of
Nile. Piccolo'ninfs performance, and tnat was the
imperfect support which the tenor, Ssnor Stefan as
able 70 render her He had only sung few passages Of
his part when II obscrvcd that he was aborng under
severe hoarsenees and at tho end Of act sgror
Dubreuil obliged TO come forward and apologize
for him. He nevertheless proceeded with his task and
the sympathy Of the audience by tho Efforts which he
made 20 the affection which repaired his
Madame DAngri, tao Dnes ooDtralto have had since
Abon contributed largely the enjoy mont the even
ing She was superb voice and impaired 20 the roll ~
Azucena all those Mid impassioned characteristics which
render this creation prominent feature the opera
Taken altogether the performance Of last night Of
the moet effective that has been given since the com.
menoemon Of the season To public 10 whom the afro
has been famiarizod by succession OF aduira
BILE artists would recommend "a comparison Of Nile
Pcclomni IN the role Of Iconora with oil those who have
rrecrded her.