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Canal Bank f Cleveland.

The time fixed tor the reception Of out
standing notes of the Canal Bank OF Cleve-
land at the State Treasarer's ofice. by the
Legislative resolution OF last winter exyired
on the Est inst. Up to March LIST 1858,
receipts were issued for Sl2 .S6S. Under
the resolution OF last winter, $4720 have
been received. making total oi Sl7,s89,
Fsunredeemed About $4,000 more than the
books in the Treasury sfiee showed as out
standing, were redeemed, making the fraud
nearly $4,000. 1t will be remembered
that $is,boO have been accounted for, by
Investigations prior to the passage of the
resolution last winter. The balance of the
over issue, some six Thousand dollars, which
that resolution was designed to cover, has
not yet been explained. 1t is thought that
the assets in the hands Of the receiver will
cover the redemption Of notes for which
certificates have been granted. although
some time will yet clapss before those as
sets can be. converted into cash.-O. S.
Journal. - 4'''' 83t
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BELMONT coUR T OF, CONN on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A
Hos. N. Evans, Parsrplne. f.

.ffslitf .-.-t,. f.-- IL
The Grand Jury adjourned on Friday last.
finding nine true bills and ignoring four :
The true bills are as follows. One against
Ebehezer Warren, VIM. Warren. Cart I
Sutton. Isaac Sutton. Jonah. Briggs, Ebe
nezer Knapp, VIM. West & Passmore West
for Rurglary.9GHl I. + .fltf
Two against Ebenezer Warren. VIM. H.
Warren, Jonah Briggs. & Isaac Sutton for
Robbery. E AZ, ea.... .' - -. ~.
One against William West for aiding &
sbetiirg burglary. ,diA j. siI
One against Saul X. Ruggles and John
West for burglary.
One against John Brooks for Assault and
Battery. sea-, 81. {, s,.a,s, 80 a.l- - ,5.7
One against S. J. Curtis fer keeping room
for sale of liquors. szr go
One sgainst Patrick Sherry, for selling
liquor. -,-|----.'- - = .'-'7-'-
One sgainst wllliam Judd, for selling
liquor - o. .,--
The bills Ignored ar. as follows:
Lnna against Rebecca Hogue, for dssault
and battery. 49,, ..I5 ~. -'!.....75- =
One against John Brooks. for Grand
Larcery. II /. - Viii fiId8I
One against lanes G. Sharp, for Petit
Larceny ~ TsI.fL84a gytgfsg
One against John, Murphy, for. ,selliog
liquor, -. = az5ss
la be TWO Warrans were reeegnizedto ap
besr rom day 10 dav in. the sum Of $4,000
ssa N & J. Grove.ys Nelson Perkins Tried
70 Jurg a.d verd ict in tavot o. PtF for 80
Joshua Pryor " Wellington Stephens
Tired to Jury and verdict for Defendant =
Mt ion fog rev trisi. e Fsts \ ~ Fs.fs
James Dobbins Us Jobni Miner Tried
to J,ty .snd verdrc' for PhF ior 8 SIS "a
I ". Starr & Sons vs., .Fawcett e. Bro =
Tried 10 Court & judgt VS. Dests'fo for Si564.
and COSTS . ~ .tt.5.,.fyrt
IN Cap.ihaa Burglary csse is set 'o- trial
on the s0,h.. : - ..'@
Dsyh Nsslqs & VIE g. n Der, Smith
ct al Partition nf premises ordered
i. sa,ei Of Ohio vs.. John Brooks assant
and Battery plead. guilty, fine $50 g. to
paw costs. '"' zfias'
State of Ohio rs. Chris. Ensinger.-
Liquor Indictment. Piead guilty, fined $50.
and to pay costs. n Ef.{T
Sta,e of Ohio VS.. Samuel Braiden.--
Liquor Indictment. Plead guilty, fined S7o
and to paw cosrs.ei +sIs.. ..ssi's4Y Pas ss-.1
G & p. r R. Co. vs.. Jacob Van elt.--
Tried to Jury. and verdict VS.. Deft. for
ssse, and cosfs. n H9dcOi,
Ea foin Bigger vs. Samuel s. bigger
Judgment BY. confession f5r S7f2 's5 vs. deft'
WiIlism Kennou jr vs.. Elijah Woods
Jrdguien, by confession VS.. dett. for 8 "a. .Ss
James Csltne for use vs., Joseph Dew ct
al. Judgment VS.. deft. jos. Dew for Si42
80 and COSTS ~ q ~
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The Administration and the Slave
IIdIlJI Trade ILli#HH

The Pensacole (Florida) Observer, notic-
ing the sta tement. recently announced, that
a cargo Of six hundred Africans have been
landed on the Floridu coast, near Smyrna,
says --.s= -zs
THE above intelligence, we are assured
|sby Col. E Z. Blackburn. U. s. Marshal. is
true, as he baa received letters conveying
the said intelligence and fating the sse fsc.s
But ho,c can 1t be expected ,ohen the U. S
Marshal is denied the porer and means Of
doing so? If this official was vested with
sufficient power and provided with ample
means, Gas he applied for to the proper au :
ihorities) he would pertains, have been able
to prevent such violation of law; but, as i t
is almost impossible. 5s.
ave further unde rstond that the vessel
which brought these Africans to onr cnasL
as coon as the landing WAS effected, was set
on FIRE and abandoned to the elements
This. says The Albany Evening Journal,
"is significant concession. United States
Marshal Blackburn carno' arrest these
Pirates. because the General Government
has denied him the power and means of
dong so!' The result is that the law is
violated with ,impuniiy :. il. has been Lp
parent irom,t the first thatthe a ADMINISTRATION
has no wirh to PM Itself out Of the way to
prevent or TO punish this crime. Where
arrests have been made. the parties arrested
have been Ted as gingerly as if merely
guilty of the most trifingo msd' meanor.-
District Attorneys, Judges and Juries all
apparently coDspired together to pro We them
heroe. rather than pirates, and to secure
Tor hem go d medals rather than the gal
lows."- Gin. Gds
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Another Mob in Missouri-Burn-
ing Negroes-Horrible Details.

Another Mob in Missouri-Burn
ing Negroes-H Horrible Details.
A correspondent o: The 81. Louis Demo
.ernt, writing from Marshall, Saline county
Missouri. July 20, eives the annexed horri-
BILE psrticulsrs of a tragedy already men
tiosed by telegraph: " - s. q 8 ;
Some time ego. you viii recollect. ne
gro murdered q gentleman named Hinton,
near Wsverly, in this county. He wa'
caught after a long sesrcb, and put to Jail.
Yesterday he was tried at. this place and
convicted Of the crime. snd.eentenced to be
hung While the shefig waa conveying him
TO he prison he was set upon by the crowd
and taken from that oficer.s Tie mob then
pro ceeded To- the jail and took from thence
two other negroes. ss
Afier the mob got ,l,e negroes together,
they proceeded to the outskirts OF the town,
and selecting proper place, chsined the
negro vso killed Hinton to a stske, got a
quantity Of dry wood piled il around him,
and set il o. FIRE! Then commenceta scene
which Tor i's sicken;nc horrors. has never
been witnessed before in this. or Perhs ps
sny other place. rs
The negro was stripped to his waist. and
bsrefoo,ed. He looked the picture OF de Z.
psir-but there was no sympathy felt or
him at tina, moment. Presently the fire D {.
gan to surge up in flames around him, and
its effects were soon made visible to tn e
futile attempts of the poor wretch to move
his feet. AS the flames gsiher''d about bis
limbs and body, he commenced the, most
frantic appeals for mercy--for death-tor
water He seized his chains-they were hot
and burnt the flesh of his hands.
He would drop them and catch at them
again and again. Then he wou.d repeat
his cries; but all to no purpose. In few
moments he was charred mass-bones and
fesn alike burnt in,oa powder. siany, very
many of the spectstors. who did not realize
the full horrors of the scene. until it was
100 late to change il, retired disgusted end
sick at the sight. May Marshall never wit
ness such another spectacle. zra
If the horrors of the day had ended here !.
it would have been well, but the other me-
groes were taken and hung. justly perhaps,
but in, violation of law and good order. They
exhibited no remorse. One OF Them simply
remsrked, "that he hoped before they hung
him they would let him see the other boy
burnt.' -s- sta,-aa sI o. saI .,.,s-
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COUNTY,
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

THE COUNTY Board for the equalization Of
i Real properly is composed Of The County Com.
missioneis, Surveyor, and Auditor, and will NEE.
at the Auditors flee, in ST. Clairsylle, on the
9th day o. September, 1885, at which ime The fol.
lowing order will be observed in equal'zng the
properly OF the several townships.
On Wednesday. the 7,h day OF September, the
townships Of Wheeling and Flushing will be ez.
amined and equaliz-d; on Thursday, the 9Th Kirk
wood and Union; on Friday, the 9Th. Warren and
Somerset, OH Monday, the 18th, Goshen g. smith;
on Tuesday, the 18th, Wayne and W Washington;-
on "Wednesday, the l4,h, York and Mend; Thurs
day the 18th, Puitney; Friday the l6 In. Pease;
on Saturday the l7th, Colerein and Richland.
The Land Assessors are requested TO be present,
each on the day fixed tor the equalization of the
township by him Assessed
, .Aiipersons wi o have any complaints or requests
to nuke. will observe the above order, and attend
oaLY at the fime set Tor the txanlina tion and
equsizn ton of the township IN which the lands or
lots aie situated about which they wish TO COM
plain or inquire. as the board will not answer any
complaints except In th- above order.
auglf3t e. L. POORMAN. Auditor.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED BY the undersigned,
w ut Lippincotl's Hotel, in Mofristown, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day of September, mex,
ior delivering and breaking Limestone on the line
of the n ationai koad between the OHIO River
nDd the 35 IN mile stone west frUm Wheeling.
Bidders must stale the price per ROD OF 100
CUBE FEET. giving seperate prices tor each
mile on which they may bid. The stone to be de-
livered at such places on the different miles as
the Resident Engineer muy designate, to be bro.
ken TO SIZE not exceeding foUR OrNcEs in weight
and 10 be measured when properly broken and
piied--Bds will be received either for delivering,
or breaking, or both, but separate prices must be
stated tor earh mud will be considered as seperate
bids Blank proposals i'll be furnished biiders
ON The day OF letting. ....-
Estimates OF the amount Of stone required on
the different miles, may be seen o, the loll-gates
on the line on and after the 20rh inst, but the
right is reserved to contract for any amount, not
exceeding the estimate, at the prices bid.
a LEONARD WHITNEY,
: Aug II, I65e-td Resident Engineer.
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The flnehing Meetiag. !.

On the 25ih 10 dee,iaed 10 he successful afTar
We asain =. sc the people fbouehom the county TO
niispd,! Ietthf people from surrounding towns.
fpily cistse flag and 60 tns city oi. The hill in
eoo3 old faeh;oped style. There ID no doubt but
the speakers viii be .here. The Flushing peo-
ole will, wc are assured. spme no pains 10 make
ihe reeiing suesr;,. and oli He askis the crowd
Couie ont onc ard all, and bear the irio Of brill
ent speakers -,.-
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places,


At Tifiiu, on Tuesday, September 9th.
lag :" Dayton, on Thursday, Sep, Sth.
~ Cleveland, on Saturday, Sept. 10th.
,,is.H, Canton. on Tuesday. Sept. i3ih..
o. I" GAINESVILLE, on Thursday, Sept. 18th.
/" Chill lcothe, Saturday. Sept. eth.
" Columbus, Tuesday, Sept. 2oth.
From the above it will be seen that Mr..
Dennison and Mr.. Ranney, are ao1ut to
commence the canvass OF the State, and as
they are both able smen We presume the
discussions will be 9lessant>and calculated
10 .enIighien the masses. We doubt not
the Central Committees uf The Republican
and d mucratc parties, at the points above
named, " i'll take immediate steps To nuke
this anEouncem, mt as widely known as
possible among the people, N their several
/ oea tiles -Ez,,f s-r y 49,
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Is very much needed 10 Bel1fcht county. The
proper dsce for il issonsihe Fair Crounds We
hope The Board Of Mdaagets VII take Immediate,
tsepe to crgsfize fhis beeiul department. if tie
Board do not see it 10 take the MISTER on hands
why not come enierprisine citizen. There should
be ore hour Of each day OF tie Fair devoted 10
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Sabbash .DIrectory.

We inv lie the attention of Ministers fhropghou,
the county. to the Sabbs IN Directory opened in
TIE cuRoxIcIE. The advantage must be plain 10
every one We ho; ministers Of every denomina-
ti.n in the county, wi tend rs the sobecs OF their
respective discoprses and the honr Of service. We
must veeeive notice as eariy as Wednesday noon
ia order to publish hi vsaaaF heg
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-18

--CFWe lern trum The Ohio Sioie Journal
thai arrangements have been consummat'd d
between the Republican and Demrcra lc
Slste Central Committees, whereby The
Hos. Wm. Debnson, Republican and Hon.
r. P R nney, Democrat. will discuss Tie
POLITICAL topics OF the day, before the peo-
pie or this State at the following tunes AID
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frederick Crimes,

- While returning from town last evening met
with accident, which resulted in the breaking
sf hie ies His OF teom started 10 run. while he
wss sitting on The cart. and in the attempt to
Jump out be feh, brehking his leg in the flii. He
was taken home. and ihs fractured bone set b,
Dn West md Heest0p. ~ ~
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6FThe NeDark ASresttscr says Mr.
Ganguory, the learned Brahmin, who was
rejected admission to the Glen House, has 9
whittier skin than Chief Justice Tsney
Crawny). sr. ~ ,--- s.-f.s ia .f.,
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ErA recent traveller in the Ponti6cal
States.reports that the good intehtions OF
Plus *. are acknowledged BY the people,
but are pronounsed futile. OF what avail
ia il, ask the Roman people. that he is
generous, sffectionate. UPRIGHT Would to
god he were wicked, and governed us we'll.
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&rGraps growers can carry on their business
most successfully al fianmonion, tree from iross.
Some forty Vineyards set out the past season. See
ADVERTISEMENT oil Hammonion Lands, in another
Column - -r. -.1 sfl ssll=-5 - om
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Dtlp Aabertisfll}ents,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that at the
Y Probate Court for Belmort county, the under
signed has been appointed and qualified az I'D minis
traitor OF rhe estate of Robert McWhliams, dec'd,
late of Belmont county, Ohio. . 5000.
All those indebted to said esta.e requested IN
make immediate payment. and those having ciaims
against said Estate. notified to present them 70.
settlement within one wear from this date.
Aug l8 50 PRICE CORNWELL, admir-.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.

Satiects Of Sermons to be presched on Sunday
Apfnsf a.. - ks-.s.z,ss
Omitted Presbvsefiap ChuEch-J B JerNsToS
Pastor Communion - =. -N.tfg
/ Me,Scdist Epircopsl Chutch-s Y KFvszpr,
P.stor No service Ii lbl! II Is
Pf-eiyierisa Church-Jahn Mcfat gHastor =
Presching ~ IL =, N
II 4 Giant. ~ S~bsoi elonss a,4ir N f[
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EDITOR CHRoNIcLE: P.ehse announce the name
Of NOAH SCOTT. of Peaee towRship, as a suit
abb candihaie for the Office OF County Treasurere
Subject 10 the decision Of the Sd Of Sept. Conven
i,On. 49, ~ s-,. fEAsE TOWNSHIP
FpIToR CHRONICLE: Please annqrpce the name OF
AMOS GLOVER tf York township, as Candidate
for the office of County Treasurer suhjee; To the
de- cis ion OF the Sd Of Sepie mber Convention.
YORK TOWNSHIP.
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- Hsreg arrested in Stfubenviie on lnst Ffifsv.-
sAtfhe time of thr arresi a man. bv The name Q
Warrax YVES engaged in casting quarters Bueh
els of the vile stuff was living round. - s.
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What Is the matter

I With Tur BrInossr cHKoxsrfi We have Dot
received it this week--Spnstef Democracy.
Z Our subscribers who .reeeire THE CHEox,cE
though the Southern mail win pardon our over.
si.hrtyrwhicll tho paper missed. the 6rst mail
n fer p1blicarian LAST week, We vii do be:,sr
next time, We zee by the rgkes Of. Denocraey
that lis Editor thinks he ,las scared Us out. Not
90 fast JERE we are able to eat our meais, and
sleep as soundly as before you made your big
threats. Al kfJt t4 ~ 81 .
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Ouf eubsef'bers S7fE5 ft7 577f-
Are an inre1n,nded of the fact thu, we want
J scm soney--and as many subscribers as can be
scroped up. Now is abe tiae 10 help The printer
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Hon. Tom Gorwin
ohio's brilisnt orator viii be Al Beirront on the
~ ~ Sep'emefrs 3 4 .lii33SaoRV asT
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EDrroR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
of SAMUEL L. DAVIS, of Wayne township. as
candidate or the Office o County Recorder, and
obiige MANY VOTERS OF WAYNE
EpIroR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
OF WILLIAM HOGUE. OF Morristown, as can
dti ate ior Clerk o the Court, subject to decision
OF the Sd OF September Convention. gasfl-5a OH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-18

OF WHEELING, VA, ...-1v
PREPARED To FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
in for honte chL
u n eIaL
vi
t
N: to year bid.
,mre th tics; q fee igh
gHd o W v hom Lud
bb Ssnd.d Plum Trees one Two year. do
a s
than aisof G. pes. naue ean nregn,
s. s.iacdi u sarspos and ycarrsar
Large aso eanri d Hou9hoa Eeshlns
sbenie; ;inGudin Tall lus An and yetbainsso
wbrie; ;emnrec vsrty yof uMvssaD.
eEvagfs M sbsDs " e%Ds
free
n h % al orders orIusN
s
opposite the ft wd public school
Boz pa W.a p.
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4DfaPgntflistatf :
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE,
EYgRf THgRspAY MORNING..

d THoBURN. ,
OlRcs Masosic faaas BuilainR, few
Doors East OF the Court House,
ar CLAHSvILLE OH To-
sts TERks OF FsUBscRIPTIof.
Single sshscritss. pes asnu-. -sas-'s4is 81 50
TO einb Of RiTe and upwards. eslh = -sl- 1 Is
= Ts.Ebeft dsSuetion kmsds % clehs. eayn.ent
II feqei red ssf-etly In sdvaRee.4U ass -
.s = TEkMs oF ADTER71sERG. - q .r7as. -
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EDIToR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
OF tkAhSON COLkMAN, as a. suitable cundi-
date Tor The ctfice OF County Recorder. subject TO
the Peoples Convention OF the Sd OF September
snd a5igo be whole Of MEAD towSsaIp
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-18

Ct ALONZO p, MILLER, as a caYdidate TOR the
nomination OF County CLERK. subject 10 decision
ol the Opposition Convention, 10 Sc held at Bel
mont Oh Sept. Sd, and oblige many voters.
{. JStEN
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EDITOR CHEoyIcLE: Please announce the name
Of L. w. .FAWCkTl, /, US candida :e tor the NOM
ination o Representative suhJeci TO decision OF the
Sept. Sd. and obige many voters. GOSHEN
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f.prrpR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
JOHN LlpPlNCOlT, oi Morristown - as q can.
didate for the Office OF county Treasurer, subject
10 the decision of the Peoples convention at Bel.
-. - ya..... ...x..l.-. :
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EDITOR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
OF ALEXANDEK HAMMOND. of pultney ip
us q candidate ior County Treasurer, subject 10
September. I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30
Lola MoDtez In London.


The windows OF print shops and the columns or news
papers made the public familiar, for more ,haa tss
years past with the figure and the exploits Of 10 y u
delicate beauty but Of masculine spirit Few OF the 10.
male percentages Of history fiction have played 90 70.
mantle part the worlds stage who has been N
Europe the favorte OF kings and OF in Ass
ca heroine of the borsewhp and masti In both wor ds
believe, theatrical star OF brlliancy; ami no
Ia achieving modest and profitable popularity a. loS-
turer.
Madame lola Montcz-or Countess OF Lsndsfelt--mads
brst appearance In London las night in III q ne cha
racter The fame OF bor beauty her cleyefness or her
fortunes attracted TO st. James hall very numerous
ana fashionable audience. Every portion OF that spa
cious and elegant building was well Oiled Precisely a
eight O'Clock the lecturer presented herself alfred thal
back velvet dress, which the only alternative 70
white muslin for ladies' who aspire 10 DO historic And
Not Mary stuart Lersef became the black velvet with IL
margins OF white lace, better than Lola Montz single
glance st the lady, az she steps upon the platform ana
taxes her place behind reading dosk artstcsly drapod
with red, puts 70 flight eli notions OF unwomany obtruson
and vehemcnce. The dGure, face and arthe costume,
attitude and elocution-are thoroughly, bewtohin1y
feminine. And not less so tho matter and style OF
tho discourse II consists OF lively and some
Whist immettodicAl commentary on Euglish aad Anne
aican char scter--no where profound, perhaps 10
never III natured. No part Of II, by tho way, s more
feminine than the poics--and In saying pay onv
ust tribute TO the good senfe and right foe,ng or ~oJ
maDxnt; for could wsh nothing better for England
and America than the sort OF alliance betwesn them
which Madame Lola Monicz advocates aud indeed pre-
claims Perhsrs the Bmartest bappiest saying in thS
whole lecture IL thnt In which told, viva an "a
srtby pretty anectston o. esrnostnets--"h were
gentleman, should ike az American young may 70 NC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

neocy that n once charm every hearer and spSns 10
ror ert IN 10 general popularity. The beautiful uhhetp
mao % time gliding back INTO the yel1tse, ana be o'n
trls, With the 0d de p0is sa e bca9e, bear Inc genuine
hsrrop al Sie great German maestro =,
The storm scene which forms the hnae 10 the srt -
most powerful and dTsmaticproosoy, No aisf.ay ".
musical painting, never yet surpassed lnousu 10 49,
wna Aendessohn and Other great mAs'o's nNse ~
ubsbed in tbs way Here tho rolling OF the ihiuer tne
Wind and The wild elements of the storm are all orough,
In 10 fot M par Of the hafnones DESCRIPTIVE OF Tue Jury
az the temp st. The enthusiasm o the aaaehce was AZ
this pont raised to height rarely witnessed anu Tue sing
ers were recalled by a Iessiess call OF the audience.
The reception OF SeyeJbeer, when, IN Obedience 10 the
INCREASING demands Of the audience he appeared before
H. was perfectly Overwhelming The coolest audience
ip the world was converted into very boiling Nesuyils
Every handkerchief waved, gentlemen shouted iii they
could vocfefae longer, and again, when tue uproSr
mad subsded his Majesty himself gave life 10 II by
ms emphatic +" bravo i-bravo"
Quite tragic occurred at the representation or
EeicuiaDepn" few nights since Roger was seized
with OF those ertscsos de by means uncom
age when the strain placed tue singer by
the uress OF the accompaniment aud the extraordinary
pitch OF the music Is considered dePrecatory apology
made TO the aude nee and Roger appeared, but GOT
even note could he artcaiate. In van no essayedi
nothing but mute gesticuatinns followed Some one Was
bsrbarops enough to utter low nissit Was really q
solitary one but the moment reached tho OF Roger
who, although rather I" used up' In vocal ability, has
long held highly honored place in the pubic estimation,
and who is, besides, most cultivated atse stung with
madness At the unusual sound he tore from MS head hts
ppoely crown, and stamping upon with his foot, and
burypg hs hands in his face, burs, into ct Of sobbng
that gathered the whole corps dramdtiq,k around him.
stage support him. the whole audience one
n express 's sympathy cryins Do no. attempt
TO sing, hut speak the part So much sympathy, such
hearty applause, acted apparently like charm, aud after
be equeny through the part with something OF
the OF bis best