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rrThe London correspondent Of the

A<pidpu correspondent tue
Commercial Adretissr writes by the Europa:
The dock yards are active night and day.
artillery is being despatched to ali our home
stations. the Qualifications of the coast are
carefully strengthened, and troops and guns
have been sent To the Channel islands Ia
the House Of Commons. the first Lord OF
the Admiralty has stated that be could not
permit Sir Richard Dnndas To retirs, a. be
Yished. rom the Admiralty Board. interma-
ton having reached him within the past few
days TO render Ii most undesirable that the
coantTy shoald lose for moment The naval
experience OF that officer. la the House Of
Pesrs, Losl Ellenhoroegh last night uttered
aFwish that We bad 10 600 OF car courageous
indEaa lroops IT home, VA order TO support
our pIenipotentiary a. the coming Congress.
5 sail Tile probability j. thai The next steam
er may carry ia you news OF some fresh patch
up. II the Enpersr Napoleon desires a fur
ther delay OF week. fortnight, or even
month or tive he j. pretty surs % get il, be-
cause he will not scrapie TO make whatever
assurances may he requisite loE thai par
pose.
The Paris correspondent Of the sams paper
says:
The Pope desires II understoosl that, since
he Is no party "a The preseat quarrel, be ell
aot psTnsit the Coagress "a discuss she affairs
OF bis States. This j. a mere question OF
iol m. however, aud bis Holsness kneAs that
tbs affairs VI his States sassi bs considered Ia
the Congress.
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I invite Congress 10 institute = rigid
scrutiny 70 ascerlsin whether the expenses oi
all the departments cannot be ssill further
reduced, and promise them all the aid IA my
power in prosecuting the investigation.
-r JAMES Buchanan.
Coy. HARRIS reads the above extract from
tn Presidents last annual message, 10 show
thai the Democratic party are not oaiy eeono-
mi, al bur are " entitled 10 the credit OF eoIe-
mencing The work Of REFORM Bnt 10 our
view itis clear admission that abuses and
.xIrsvagance have existed. Who had power
Le,o,e tAls commencement Of reform /"
The sbelns cratic party, most assuredly, for
Ixzs-4y & 80
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WatkinS'S Addition.

On Thursday the 5th day of May next, on the prem
" lses, | propose to sell at public sale Is lots H.
this addition, Immediately IA the neighborhood the
City Park. The lots front Washington, Hamilton
and other Streets loo feet front 200 and IFS feet
deep
trees, in a rapidly improving neighborhood, have all
the advantages OF the City Park, ana present desra
BILE locations for those who wish and comfoTta
bic homes Tor their families near the business OF the
city.
Plots with full description ofthe Lots will be ready
in a f"w days.
TERMS.-One, two and three years for notes satist
factorily secure payable in Bank, bearing interes-
aud lien retained.
sale at 10 o'clock "A. NJ.
aprl+-td. A. V. : LINDSEY.
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The Selling Qualities of Rerhave's
Holland Bftters.

The Selling Qualities of Rerhave's
Holland Bitters.
QUEBEc, CANAnA-
We have no doubt it will sell well here. Send
one gross JOHN MUSSoN & CO.
MONTREAL, CANADA.
Send us gross Boerhave's Holland Bitters. We
want medicine OF this kind in market.
JOHN BIRKS & CO., Medical Hall.
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
There is quite a ready sale here for your B9rhave's
Holland Btters. wM. II. WOLFF,
per H. B. PEARSON.
WEIIsBURG, VA, Nov 1, 1856.
Send me another box, dozen, Bosrhave's Holland
Btters. Il is taking the lead here all other Bters.
WIN. II. KIRKER.
YORK, PA, Feb'y !, 1857.
Please send us, per express, 6 dozen Berhave's
Holland Bitters. We entirely out.
may3-1w C. a NORRIS co.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, the Bird day OF Ma,
~ 1859, Negro Man who says his name SAN
and that he belOngsto DAIEL GokDAN of 80. Caroiiu
said b ~ is about 80 years old, weighs about IA
pounds about feet ) inches high dark compexio
wears mOustache, and badly dressed, says he IA.
been runa way bout two months. The owner is re-
quested to come forward, prove property and pa
char ses the law directs. This May 4, 1859.
THOS- HOBSON,
mar4-w4w Jailor at Nashville, Tenn.
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Third Assistant Postmaster-General.

So the Post Office Department couldn't
pay a forty dollar debt. but left the creditor
10 shave it for what he could get. This is a
bad stale OF affairs, which has been brought
about by sham Democratic Encouragement
We should probably daily hear of such cases
In Thu State as that Of the Democratic con-
tractor mentioned above. were it not that the
old banks of this city have agreed to cash
The certified drafts of contractors. and thus
advance money to aid the Post Office Depart
ment This action of the banks will be per-
feet God-send to the sham Democracy and
will save them from many unpleasant dis
closures; yet the leaders have not the mag
nanimity to make a show of gratitude to the
banks, but continue TO war upon them.
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.ez- Hat bal ha.-Dsmeera
We sapposs the animal l. calling for Az.
An sss Is aos expsetra % Be aols g spsll vsEx
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New Publications.
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CONTENTS.
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zs- II Mr.. Baehanaa had got The thirty
boughs-caba z &c ChsEAssiaa ceexsnilsa'
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Straye0 or stolen

INROM the subscriber, abou' the 18th of April, on
Il black HORSE COLT, two years old, rather larg,
for his age and dark bay FllLY, one year old. y,
particular marks about either remembered. For III,
return Of same to m 4 miles the Gallatin pike
any direct Information 10 their whereabouts, J
will reward Literally.
may5G +. NEWER.
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HoIIoway,s pills and Ointment

Habituai constipation, the parent of apoplexy, gen
eral debility, and premature decay, is permanently
cured by course of the Pills, and external dis
ease can long resist the Ointment may3-1w
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DR.. A. w. MESECK,

I,KOM PRUSSIA, now fnr thrtereu years in this
II try, with great success in his practce He office
u Csiieee street, cvrn-z e line, where may
be CONSULTED persoLally or by letter.
Every disease, Il trusted a. hir in time, must
tsh under his skfui aud genius tresimeat- pr r
frrtious g The lungs etc, he has oulEAr
ful lreatment, Experimental o. himself
apr17-tf
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Churns! churns I.

r Az nav making a uaest exceiient ebarn, @Fr4n-
fsFsee Is 60 and o o. The above c18rlls es7t
40 rssa<hrGs Pennsylvania and srs4and, ana gives
~uttfr ssflsactont making ths butfrr Aa hut very
nssie lAbrs - % snlauses As All sell ~sli he
warranted e DO sell soaia say - al susesessei,
ssrs lArna q tssal. ;. " Hitl~oN-
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Shirt BosOnS.
Half Hose.

ID ECTIVED cisoife Do u R.,soms, assorted foru
II % piAlts and al dinrreui priCoz.
ass22 }. n. NoGIII-
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sole heather.

StfLK, Herlno, Lisle Thread Cashmere. fiAin aad
- Fancy Goa, =, receive and Tor saic BY
aPr2z J. "A. McsII4-
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CONTENTS.

ONWARD; Or, TEE MOrSIAIS CIAxHEREEs-
Tale OF Progress. BY Jane Ann Winsoom. l vol
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THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1859.
A Hard Case.


The annexed statements will afford a
satisfactory explanation why you cannot now
be. paid, according to contract. for mail
services, for the quarter ending 3lst ofMarch,
1859
Should you wish to assign your pay, please
inform me, and you will be furnished with
the proper evidence of the amount due,
with form of assignment,) so soon as it is
certified to the Postmaster General by the
Auditor, according to law.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
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AN odsrtrg Cor sale the lkeliesf lot of young ne
EFos oasred in tbs market ~ reduced pres
cofupriEiaz men. uotsen, boys and girls These are
extra uegsoes respectfully invite thoss ~ 10 ~sh
4. parciAss ilksly Ia ~ negroes e. call and ses
them 4 $ HAWKINS,
nprle AZ oss Ne ne. Cedar etreet
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HOOPER. GRO. NIEElL.
ldfs n. LaaseT q 90
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Window Paper,
Paper Hanging
Elm Crar Tor safe

Etnt &Na@ NV SAFE.
II VIII sell ga reasonable terms that beautiful
IL and hiEhly Improved property adloinrg rrAnklin
and NiasFyz Colleges knoxn a. s.idH Gaze. App,y
10 {. X. BARNfS
fshfa-ff rail- Holal
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GEo.s. ssOwS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Paris, France. On Thursday,
May IL, VICTOR ARsAuD TO EsEILE NATHALIE BoUcRAUp
daughter Of the lutte Joseph Bouchaud, VI this city.
BsooMHALL~-HorKN in Brooklyn, On Wedne sday June
8, by the Rev. J. w. Deller, Mr.. WILLIAM g. BRooMAIL TO
Mss SARAH A. HoeKM.
CARow-TYIxR-AtCh Christ church, Norwich, on wednes-
nesoay, June g. by the r. Rev. Bishop Williams CHARLES
CARGO of New York. GERTRUDE EIzABEu eldest daugb
ter OF Capt Daniel Tyler, OF Norwich, Conn.
Cowks-HCNAH0A.-OnTh Thursday, June o, At St. Rrd-
gets church, by the Rev Charles Sevin Mr.. DgyIs J.
CowES TO Miss ELLEN Nc AAHoN, all Of this city.
New Baven and Dubuque papers please copy.
CROse-WoOD-ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June s, at
st. Marys church, by the Rev. d. " NJ johnson, the
hon JOHN A. Cross 70 Mrs. frances ElfINE WooD, all of
Brooklyn.
HASsAH-DUxxns I'm jersey City, on Wednesday, June
8, by the Rev. Or. Riddle, NJ join HANNAH 70 Miss
FRAScIs R. Dusa, daughter OF p. Q. Dumuer Esq, all
of Jersey City
JAooBUs-MAMxY AT pomp.on, on Sunday, May %, by
the Rev. Mr. Gssion CYRUS +. JAcoBUs 10 Miss NARY f.
BAHIEY, ali Of Cedar Grove, N. j.
kAS+-HAMnToS Wednesday, June g. at the South
Baptist church, Twenty fifth street. by the Rev. A. II.
Burlip CHAM, Mr. WILLIAM II. KAa TO Miss ANNIE HAMnr
TON, daughter Of q. Hamilton, Esq., ali OF this city.
MxIyAN-BoSSELL--In Jersey City, on Wednesday
June 8, by the Rev. p d. Van Ceafe, koBERT T. MELyAS
10 MARIETTA L., daughter Of J. A. Bonnel Esq.
PxRcE-DCKEY the residence Of the brides father
on Wednesday, June 8, by the Rev. J. H hobart Brown
EBSIT PIERCE Hq., OF Buffalo, 10 Miss MAGaM A., dsush
ter Of I. II. hickey, Esq, Of Brooklyn.
Buffalo and Chicago papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

THE ACCIDENT TO THE EDrNBURG-VAlUE OF
WATER TIaHT CoMPARTMENTs.-It is a fact wor-
thy Of note, that although the collision of the
steamer Edinburg with an iceberg on Monday oc-
CURED one hundred and eighty miles cast Of st.
Johns and two Of her compartments were filed
with water, the vessel was carried safely into
that port by keeping the water out of her other
compartments.
The value of these water tight bulkheads can
not be too highly appreciated by our shipowners,
for by their use, unless vessel is absolutely
shattered from stem to stern, she can be kept
-afoat until succor arrives or q port is reached.
All of the Cunard steamships were built with
these humane precautions and most Of the steam
ers of the Vanderbilt and Collins lines have
been altered 60 as to contain them. We should
think that 30 simple and ellicacious me asure Of
safety ought to be universally adopted, not only
for steamers but for all sailing vessels in the
passenger trade. There is every reason to be-
lieve that the Inflated President, Arctic, Pacific,
City Of Glasgow, San Francisco and Tempest,
with their valuable lives and cargoes, might
have been saved had they been provided with
water tight compartments and capable officers
such as rescued the Edinburg and her passenger
from watery grave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

INTERESTING sQUABBLE FOR THE sPon.s-THE DE-
MocRATs GARRY OFF TIE Pnz..
ALBANY, June Q, 1859.
Dsfensiou has long been existing In the Canal Board
between the democratic State officers Auditor Benton
The latter has recently dismissed from office the clcrks Of
tho Collectors IN New York and elsewhere appointed by
the democratic Board The Auc.tor has taken this step
under the authority OF the act of the last Legislature
giving him the power decide what clerks are needed in
tho Collectors Office.
Tne Canal Board met at Six o'cl ck this evening" and
Treasurer vanderpool offered resolutions conforming the
conduct Of the Auditor oncroachment the powers
Of tie Board and unTarsntabls interference In the
management Of the Canal Offices and renstating all the
dismissed clerks under the title Of Assistant Collectors
which takes them out Of the Auditors power.
Lieutenant Governor Campbell moved an amendment
condemning the creation Of such Offices and declaring
view Of tho increased expenditures and decreased rcve-
nues Of the canals, no Offices should be created.
EComptroller Church offered, but subsequently with
drew an amendment to the preamble characterizng the
conduct Of the Auditor as pc caI attack party he
mad deserted.
Lieutenant Governor Canpbell's amendment was then
lost and Mr.. vanderpools adopted.
This action restores 10 Office all the removed incum
bents Of the preeent year.
Tie Canal Board have visited and approved OF the new
eey lock gate, erected experiment at lock No. q
The Board then adjourned till June 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

AIoiAoKnAs sxaiousLr IsJunD.-Yesserday atsrucc.
po'c' man OF the Third district named John OHe.ru
' backward Into tho front OF the station house
oours CIR OF, ana sustained Injuries of serious and
pe'hass atal character. sor cant aolbroox assistei
him Up, ana surge BAH bong for he was taken 10
nshome NO. S33 eeraw 9. Get me surgeon could ais.
ToVes 10 hei injury than fracture OF sko
Dr hcDonld was passing al mo time aud rendered all
sno De ance IA hs poSer The station house rs under
70 w Jephis anu ibe area was leu exposed, which
O'he@n wss aware but unihnsinely stepped bac ward
an leiI The distance leet.
VOYAGE OF THE soUSD.--A little colorsd boy about
seven kyears OF se, was picked up on the Sound on
wednesday by Capt Amos Kelly, OF she schooner Tnomas
H. seymour Of Boston. The voy agey was in row boat
ha'r full Of water, and rapidly drifting out before brsk
wind which prevailing ut tue time When discoy.red
ne was about ten miles from 0.d Field Pcint nearly
i.mis1 60 WIN hunger and cold. He gves his name
Lewis Doug ass, s1d ssys that two black put him
mic ne boat md pushed hun or the intention OF
drownirg HIM. He bad been tho water nearly half
cay arr vas picked up just before shutdown. Detective
Van Wagner brought him 70 the office OF the Deputy Sd
periDencent Of Police and ne has already become quito
siavorite with the officers who have Keep. him supplied
with an abundance peanuts He says he lives where
his father does oa Rag Point, and that they Jooes
mill when they want hour HIS likeness has boea taken
bis adventure appended. OHcer Van Wagner win take
him home to day.
PROBABLY FATAL AFFRAy.-An elderly man named
John Bradley, residing at No. 2 Franklin place,
Filth ward, was found IN an insensble condition
In the hall Of his house at an early hour
on Sunday morning last appears that he had
been 70 . " wake" In Hovard's alley on Saturday
night and during the evening company wish
two men named Thomas Mullen and Arthur Sweeney
who returned about two O'Clock the morning without
him, and when asked where he was acted Ia m amer
which LED 70 the supposton that they knew about
1t than they desired to be known. Bradley was dis.
covered subsequently with his boiy ali covered with
bruises, which had evidently been inflicted With suug
shot or come other heavy substance The Coroner aud
Surgeon Ball proceeded to the house yesterday but he
was go low that he unable give any information
HIS recovery ID considered doubtful. Last evenng Mullen
was arrested a warrant, and locked up 70 await
the result Of the injuries.
THE STATE ARSENAL The first drill In the State Arsenal
in Portland avenue, was made Wednesday evening
by Company O, Emett Artillery, Seventeen regiment
uuder command Of Capt. Johneon Various military evo.
lutOns performed the strength OF building
tested TO tie satisfaction OF large Of spectators
among whom were several field officers
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Personal Intelligence.

Gen. A. c. Dodge, late Minister Of the United States al
the Court Of SPAIN has arrived in town and stopping
ut the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr. stephen Masse,t has returned New York after
most successful and prolonged tour through the South and
West.
Governor Morgan has accepted invitation from the
Common Council Of Buffalo, and will visit that city the
I'D Oh June.
The President has recognized Luis Lopez do Arge
Noel as Vice Consul Of Spain at Boston
ARRIVALS.
lady, frs Mass Miss Bacbfhan W Greene lady;
Hardt lady, child and Jas Robinson and Mrs
Herschfed chud, Mrs feRroe and maid Robbins, lady
and two sops; Brown and servant Thos Grnneu, Fl
Kuscheler, Jonea J II Mortimer, Mr. Moesssne., W
Leictsenssdcr, Mr. RAndskon, N Merscuean. Ulrusn
Mr. burden, jno Ras,s WIN Mcntos. Mr. kAhl W Stuoke
Richmond, March Nj Woods NJ Walker Mr. kmbcle James
Grsbsm, Oroweu Capt Cooper, Mr. waterhouse Mr. Nc
Douglas, y 6Ed Mrs Merritt; Fasrcqueus u: isss,
Mces 1Acuitz, Bachman Freund, Mr. Struhess, M
Mc0or chin Mr. Patterson Mr. bb Mr. laugdon Gideon Pat
Lea Barber, Kent Mr. Wolff wahant Mr. stendingar
hen Thornton xr Maher and lady Mr. Cords Hespeh Mr
Fletsbman.
From Richmond, &C. in seamship Jsmestoxn-R Lowry,
usN Mrs Ne hcrsou ant child Mrs Lewis VIM seson and
family Wakelee, lady and two children, Walter hrisn
ard lady Miss Brush Miss Woodward Cart Armrcns,
usN, aud s,n JAS Wedde, Capt VIM o'irisu, kyers,
man, Ms rown ard two children Mrs and child,
l. loughsn and lady, Mis Slaee Mn Lealie Thos
lard. HOLLAND, Jaa Alien, Jr, Ia Hargiaye, Far.
sons. Frown 10 Fsrmsn. Il Van 7uyi W r. 6ipson--
and 10 stcersge.
lady Mr. aud Mrs TuaN hrs Mcaastsrs A Trv,ope,
Matters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

She United States Beamish 4 Crawford, Of the
city Of Cork, In Ireland, the eminent porter
brewers, have established the manufacture of
genuine lager beer, having sent theig head
brewer to study the practica' details at Munich,
Bavaria. Lager beer is now imported into Eng
land from Bavaria in pitched casks.
The increase In the use Of lager beer will do
more TO overthrow drunkenness and rowdyism,
and to establish good order on their ruins, than
MI the labors Of the Sabbatarians and all the
efforts of all the Maine Law men from Neal
Dow to Horace Greeley. The best temperance
Institution is q good lager beer brewery. The
Increase of lager beer will diminish all those
vices and crimes committed under the influence
of intoxicating liquors, and 1t will lessen the
fearful mortality from that cause, which in this
city has 80 long swept our young men by hun-
freds into premature graves
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New ORryAys June s, 1859.
Cotton unchanged: sales to day 2 GOO bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 0, 1863.
Coton.-The receipt of the Africas sadvices caused
greater drmness in the market but have quo.abe
change to report In prices The sales to-day amount to
only eco balee Corn declined &c. Oats 6oc. Wniskcy
2Sc.
MosILE, June 8, 1859.
Cotton frmer sales today 500 bales middng at
10Stc. q lie.
PnuADKrrmA, June Q, 1859.
Flour firm, with largo speculative inquiry. wheat
changed Corn active: yellow, 9oc Ole. whisscy
lrm at 25ilo. CSC.
CINCINNATI, June 9, 1859.
Flour 1rm and active at So 80 50 So for super6ne.
NheatSales OF red at 81 % 81 40, white at 81 so
81 GO. Corn closed with advancing tendency sales
ut $50. Whiskey dull. Provisions generally unchanged.
Bulk shoulders 64c, and sides sLc. Bacon Shout
doris 74c.
Oswroo, June o--ep.M
Flour dull, and prices shade easier. Wheat very
quiet, buyers having little confidence into the
market, at material concession in PIECES: sales
Corn held firmly sales Of 1000 bushels Choice yellow IN
DIANA Canada, at &c. Osts Inactive Canal freghts
steady and unchanged. lake i'm p,rs--eoo nbs ilour,
including 25 sacks from France via St. LAWRENCE IL Geo
bushes Illinois wheat Canal exports, 500 bbls -four,
10 600 bushels wheat Total amount aost for this prt
up tho latest 600 bushels wheat 94O0 bush
els corn.
Flour In fair demand and hrmer sales $500 bois. at
IS rs for State from Chicago spring wheat Sc rs SC 81
for extra Wisconsin; u 81 31 for good choice extra
Wheat lower with improved demand sales 20 900 bushels
at 81 So for red Ohio 81 40 for red winter Illinois, 81 90
70, white Indiana Corn quiet no sales and no sales o.
frciRhS unchanged. Lake Imports 600 bbls. flour,
$4,000 bushels wheat, 80 900 bushels corn Canal ex
pox3oo bbls -FOUR 5000 bushels wheat ii 900 bushels
BufyAro, Juao 9-srP. N.
flour active and steady sales $500 bbls at IS IS TO-
Ta Wisconsin 81 81 37h for good to choice extra
Michigan, Indiana and oo 81 so IS for double extras
demand sales Ia Olo bushels At 81 40 rcd winter Illinois
~ % req ono VI 70 whno Indiana Corn steady sales
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Academy OF NIuslc.

Tho 'ent'se OF Madame Coson In the role of Alice In
Robert 10 Diable" drew another crowded house lss
night Madame Colaons performance Of this character
has many points Of merit but, on tho WHOLE very
unequal In the third act she exceedingly efec
tvc and drew down the house in several passages shc
was called before the curtain at the close and ver.
whe'med with bouquets Briguors Roberto ~ks adj
mirable throughout The fine music Of the part was
never moro effectively rendered. and the audience sho wed
their appreciation Of his efforts by the applause.
Tho other roles were well filled by Mile Carroll Mons.
Junca and Mr. squrcs, and the opera altogether went of
to the satisfaction Of the audience
night Madame Cortes appears In the role OF Voleta
In the "Taviata" for the FIRST time mo p,r,inf,
70 morrow VIII be the last OF the season Robert lie
hable will be repeated ,his occasion With tho Same
cast "a that CT last night.