The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-25
THE DTSPATOH
,,,,, ApRIL 10 1853.

MONDAY MORNING. = .
H. ...~ M rHIsasIs INDIANA --ina'Ao" A..
,.n-.,.d sor The few obstacles piacta ,ne's'
way Of divorcing unhappy wives aaa
~ s,,o~i.~ A. s.ia to be q real iscidsas ~.
Asw nontns ego wealthy s and b nsswi vie. 70
zen Of kans.s-sn s Sme devoted Der heslsn was
.s,e mnd sprsvsnsed By the de h ssst her 70 .
ness fsom aceompsn,iass Ne received from her fire.
sonsasn s,es,oaate letters dassa =, ,d y rsr
sad he Intended ~ coon p ~ reeensiy, white 90
NIT 70 Jei isnis a. he sitting for lew iaie
p,soss ia tie parior of his hotel ne ps up
Az obscure ee ~ inaans. aanciss istlesly over
ssn .avertiss ments one, which cankht hs atseai
ton rs sa 70 hun that bis wife had applied for
n,r.,Tce and that the case wou DE tfiei Oh .so
following day. ia the county where tne t",s fasa
- upon him at once. His wife, wnte uatns ,ow
letters from Southern city spoken o. ans tbs
,,me in indiana-long enough 90 claim reeiasn
under the pecn lar matrimonial lsss ~ 81 hs the
(Which believe have sfs s 1,sa ease she hsd me-
tined nan by publication. reyihA Sn 49, a. .
and limited ouation oil toe eoao ~ ,atine
80 arns,Inc 10 get divorce even before bls sesfi
cions were aroused. The halt di,t.he ed susoaGe
r,shaa nou A frain o. care ust ieAsil of the last
arr,yinr at = junction IN Indiana wnere NO tram
wonId enable I'M TO reach the county seat by the
hour set apart Tor the trial. he chartered spesa
iocamo,iye proceeded there at once. coniront ais
guilty partner. and put stop to the procoedings-
REQUESTS 70 AcroRs and AoraAs5Ss.-Th editor
Of the Boston Evening Gazette gives the following
sensible advice to players, naie and female; it will
do for ell meridians:
To Acioys-Remsmber that the word extern.
pore" 10 in four syiiabIes. Doa't shake hands
with singing lady between erses Of her soDg.
Don't wear cotton gloves in living ROOMS 10
acknowl ging call from the audience, remember
~, rhfl
SIT on chair a. people do In every day life. Keep
your poke: handkerchief 10 your POCKET Us much
as DO sibe. Remember that modern rings are
strangely out Of place In the dramasof the past,
and take them of. Never take a lazy Oh your left
arm Recollect that sailors are not nov IN the
habit of htchng mp their trowsers, and tn & In
modern society gentleman walks through
oasdriiie. Ask some Spanish FREUD the Fronun-
clation OF "Seaor." Never commit the vusarity
OF leaning on the shoulder of the gentleman to
whom you are talking. Don't nourish io0dness
for riding whips and natty canes. Never cork or
paint = moastache. Best wear your hair plainly
In modern pieces, unless il is remarkably hand-
some. Be- your boots shoes scrnpuiousy ciean-
AVOID fancifui vests and elaborate necS ties
Speak no more profsuity than The author sets
down, and little of that as possible Escbe~
turn down collars And, above ali things, never
be seen IN front on any night when you play
To Actresses.-Leave your lips as uataie made
them. Wueu the scene 10 not an interior, wear
something on your heads Doh't eadessor to make
eye-roIng Que OF the fiue arts. tive yoar whole
baud TO u gentleman, aud not three nugeIs. Smile
naturally. If you are particularly ioud OF wearing
curis, You may be morally Cv.tsin hat they do
not become you. Set IL down as rldiG uioas alice
tsIion, that habit which some actresses nave, of
looking over the heads Of those tbey address Be-
ware VI over-drvssing, tue great fault oil many
Distinguished artists. Remember thss acting
with your back To the audience may easily be cou-
strued into an Insult. Foo much toying with a
ian becomes ridiculous in time. Be advised that u
lengthy stride is very unbecoming "a lady. Do0't
ID axe more than two sylabies out of The word
Henry" Wren you invoke the aid OF art, res |
lae Gber that modern gnettes pc @ertui. 10
IA modern 4uadriiie, dauce like a lady aui not a
d u. entering the stage never acknowi-
E 4ge reception, unless it becomes euthusastlc.-l
Ash above all tGings, learn to acquire correct
taste in colors.