, 1859-03-02

| ~~t'e' "7 "otna' ~ L. nt~"ts@ P"Pn'*< oPe'a
aao eno represents the character OF the Drn!s
prlesteas with ferTld rasssonatenesa- Eigh
JeAfs ago, at shs aga oftFsaty-thFse Tear*, sh'
han sddsd power Ia the reoreeeutatiop.
The bril1isut success accorded Ia Parodi If
her Representations On the lytia stage thus }at
! during the present ssazon Of the Italian Opera,
has added 10 the high reputation sho won upou
concert boards before or Chicago audiences.
Hers asc the aterlin9 snd rAre qualities which
maintaln their hold npon the many with whom
chs Is defe11ed fkTorite- Those who have
heard her With delight in such selections from
the grea. master. pteces Of operatic literature 81
hare beeome familiar to Tho couesrtgoers, will
be, a. they have already been, still nose de-
lighted By the aaune excelleuces, with their prop
er sajuucts Of scenic and atsEo effects, and the
indispensable acces.ions in the full opera.
With Norma lfor this evening, we weso not sur-
prised 10 nosice m e1en more marked deai.e
than before 10 secure sesta early, thuae who
h..e not done 10 il season will look down this
evening in ysin for vacant ssat along the H.
esitabiy packed iiaea Of tho boxes
We arc also to have Madame Strakoseh, aver
. fayorite as Adeigisa, With Scola md Jnucs in
principal paris Ths cast u . good one-ns7er
oetter-and Tho att5astion' uaaurpssGed-
w-.-~-- ~. vN,,..
wv 80 "o4loo.ne 1-o''opo''.an .s
.oa' ,se'e'1v p'op w. wv seeuo ~ . w.
~ 'eN.' !" "a'"1 s'"4e 4n4 ~ ~ aD''4ne "e4o
wv fAA~'P14
"a'cu nA3 % !epiesea'e" ~ luz 15moo's
"AS "o~1a'as'e" ~ m''' e""aak
"'nnss ~ on' ~ iAna' poofass ~ 'ue A4'-
Hop'n''o' ~ "se a''essa' " LUG aa'4'n'@f A'los
s4' "eAe e' 's'~~ "asae.
4ne nouf enoA'0 "Ao 'n'' 'n'oee'4'e'' ~,'e.
o'aoeF, ~hea young ".n n.sieo 1os.sf e'o'eu
~ 'oe - 'ua. ~ '.os "1'Hsa " 's' NV ~ 'ea
interview, which, however, not long thereafter
took p)ace in tbs ofiee, = Mrs. Cnndee, a.tend-
ed BY ssstsr and husband, pitching into Df. Ham
With cowhide, which she used with telling et.
feet. Tbs party stack ct, made no fesistsnce to
tbs earlier stages Of the assault bat, later,
when The fstigued Hrs. G. proposed to hand the
cowhide and the cowhided over to her sia.er for
"da aapo" movement, more Of the s&rns Sort,
Dt. h. showed 1Rht. which brought down hr.
Contee, AID then introduced q small plssoi from
Doctors pocket, which be discharged. Then
followed rough and tumh!o oEer Soma of the
furniture, q tab!s WAS oapsised, glass shades
smashed. the Doctor getting his uoto cut with
the fragments, aud finally finding himself IN
custody for shooting hia pistol He Haa enlarg>
cd on bail ......
The affair il one that reflects little credit upon
the oatters no thereof. Feuaale regulations arc
seldom much meuded br "a appeal to corhidcs,
aad Tho disgtacefui publicity of scene like
thss Of yesterday is rot one to he rashlf coarted
bJ female in the hope o.. .refut1og slandtr. Is
to the meri.s Of the case We know ppthing. We
only pronounce .gsinst tho remedy .resorted ia.
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wy 'ue 'a,ee9I @ae aos' otl'',8n' ~ sne Au'I>
e'Sso 'A~' A.te "a ose4 1''!A''eo " 'ue .'4eu
.,. ." ...ssies ~ a.~@ . s naa" ~ .o..+ss ~ y. s'.. |
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popularity s'nce it has been prodncediu ltAiiap.
IA 70 lts reception last evening, the match
1855 oossop ~ Fe4fietsa, wsh h1eet Aaoane
s'ratoscn' 'le exee'a'nt Arignofl, ana 3nnea
aud Nlcolai IN Tho lending parts, I'll, IN cast
admirably snlted TO the qualities OF each, re-
suited IN triumphant SUCCESS. not peshsp1
more real out eef'a'nlg faf more expre.slYs
shan taet Of any n'gbs h'sh'Fe'' ~ .'1oe. 'ue
audience wefs IN sap1afes ana o1eoe 'ne nouee
Lug ".'1 App''''''
.,'.s .. e1eoeu ~oa a'a'aeo
~o4 .411 Wv - " '1'SA4'' 0ua WILL neafa'
ue@s - 0'a"p LUZ sh''e as no ona4eaoaog CON-
ps'"eat. 4"oo9 ,:s 7"usenee VS. aottoea very
maoy o1 our ln1e''1gen' ana "eslt6f German
eealoen's' anu 'ne'F Games sna oaogatefs. tneke
among the foremost In easage4astle appreciation
Of the feast of the evening.
There was nauifested 3 very general deaire,
IN our knowledge, that Martha mar b. again put
upou the stage hers. Our cltIzeus must again
hear Co1sap tn the gen At song familiar and
desr 70 I'll 1overs Of music the .uo.ii oyer, a.
"TheLlst Aoso Of Summer" LII nj hare
Martha sgain BY als 1neans good II. Htrakokch.
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1of Ills FOOT IN IT. uocto9 va fnn"
mug loe alderman IN MI ha'o' he "aa ~li'
la 10 se1'e INC Guy, sno 70 toe eno OF ns'p-
ing sne GUY 10 'ne sa'aatsges q ss'o sss''ees
'oe no'to. "@s e@'5 u we pons yea'esda{
n'o'a1ne VITA q na' 'afl Of 'tcketS. everybody
Ans" 'ao poc.os po1'ly 1osin ana 9ooo na'af-
Cd F4a8e, hna tQe DenptTacy, not Ill at whom
can read, h&rfag the greatest cendaouto in
" d 'ctor" went it blind With tho Tickets h4
gsve them.
The Doctor was exceedingly rej9iced and set up
eereral branch distributing ageut4 from bis supply
Of ticketa. All ~ent well and Jolly until nearly
oon several hoaFa ot actiye serrice, when friend
Of the msdical sspltaat for hoaors a}dsrnanlc,
in the fence. he III. h.rrided, and Nth sonor.
Gus tjacelatlon-
"--Doc. Nhat in The deuce Arc you peddling
these tickets for 7"
Am running for Alderman myself, 5os, tho
boys fafher Pn'hrd me ont"
"A@l right. but tas:e ticksts. hare you resd
themf'
she 1rst TINA down IN. t},tet and b,rxi6.d
read belov The coveted &itle cf Alderman the
ns,ue of a brotber Dim oorat of s.n;r.tio,. din
IN H.. own I'm. ,a.;a.ot IN ~. Witt WI
1ftha Third Ward n+ucrr.4. ~. d;...t;.axa
-;th,h. ,.,ntt ~. .-;,t .-ah.1,- .,.;s.
''4a ~ wv ea"8K'e ID .n@' s8as Oh 'ae 2founo