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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-07

BY A. HEDNICA otON EAF'
On the clouds behold him riding,
Black, tempestous, and rude;
See his rage. how with stroke,
He rends the signing beach and oak,
Wail;ng in the trembling wood!
Earth is decked by the best flowers.
Warmed by the last sunbeam mild,
On the vine trees withered shape,
Trembles the Forgotten grape,
Swiftly rush the pillows wild.
Sing the parting song, sing quickly,
Ere our life forever fee,
Ere in twilight's sombre gray.
Ice-ribbed winter snatch away,
Flowers, Autumn, songs and me.
Milford, NoU. 20, 80:
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-07
gaet's Sguuk.
Iron 4HE PREss.J
The Foreboding of Winter.
BY A. HEDwIcK SLOWER.

From tie German Of Franz Dsngelstedlt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
Died.

Died.
BHAp1KY--On Monday afternoon, May g. after long
but severe Illness EMrNE rect OF the late John Brad
lev. in the 4ath wear Of her age. ''
beers of New York Hese Company No s. are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence No
Prince street on "Wednesday al,srnoon at one ociock
without further Invitation
BURNrOs Monday morning Nav o. RKBRccA BURN
TON In the 10th year of her age
Her relatives and friends are invited To attend the fune
raj from her late residence No As Fifth street. near Se
cond avenue Oh Wednesday afternoon at four O'Clock
BryRzyNKA -On MONDAY Nav "a EIIzARrrs BuRzYNsxA
aged 6S years she was the mother ia la Of Ir Louis
Spaczeck the Polish Hungarian patriot who died en-
the 9th of April last in this city
The funeral will take place on Wednesday from her late
residence, No 2l2 Third avenue
ByRNs-On Monday, May %. of erysipelas, JANE, vito
of Bryan Byrpe, in the 4Oh year of her age
Her sister Ellen Douglass and the friends OF the family
LOON at two O'clock from No Eat Twenty. eighth
street, between Fifth and Madison avenues.
Dublin papers please copy
HOPKINS On Monday Nay %, MARY HOPKINS, beloved
wife of Hugh Hopkins aged As years
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited To attend the funeral this Tuesday, afternoon at
two O'CLOCK from her late No 49, Eighth street.
KrxI.NA -Ou Monday Nav "a WILLIAM WALTER con OF
Josepb and Maria Elizabeth Keu,ana aged wears aud
months
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
TWO oclocr from tbe residence Of hin parents Ezabsth
street South RrookIvn
MEYERS Lon sunday NAV o. after a lingering Illness
ELLEN. wife of William Movers
The friends of the family invited to attend the fane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

To chcoc white Michigan al &C. and primo white Xsn ursy
AZ 81 TO- red Western al 81 TO- superior Milwaukee cu a.
u 49, nixed Western 81 80 and Chicago spriDg 81 N
Corn opened with more nrmBess, while GALES ombr .uel
about 50 zoe busles, including mixed Western IT ..
q 0Sc., ASA Southern yellow at CSC. Rye was stsliy;
about geo bnsbeis were sold al 81 81 OIL About 500
oushes fair State barley, sold at 500 Oats were
steady and in fair censsd AZ $40 SIX Tor State, aud
at SIC COO for Western srd Canadian.
CoffEE was quiet but steady with sales Of 800 bags 81
Dolningo and small lots Jamaica on private terLna
CoiToS -lpcluding seles Saturday aflernson,
enc hct before reported the transactions footed 0s
IsVo bales aud some runors which we could not trace
made The quantity nearly double The prices cl0scd
Wuo qvotabe change in rates though holders exhibited
more ooshdenoe
gagged AZ 3os, end GEO Canada butts At 100 ito COS
peel st 2s SEQ bbs rosn at Is. Nd aud about 30
s Sa: o. cotton at t-suppcset 70 have been ABOUT
e,oSd' 10 eiaegow, 10 herces lard taken at 205
There vas nothing 10 Londoa wtxie rates 70 Hayre
were steady and o6srings moderate.
AZ ,-hslsns were steady and in fair demand A. 50
20 ior RS and 81 10 for layers Currants were held
HAY-sees ofsome coo 500 bales shipping were msdo
Iron Scotch pig was Last sold at s2a 50 s2a, small
LIME in steady demand with sales n abo,t HOA
LOO bushes az 6oc for common and Toe for lump Rock
land
rner The sales embraced about 100 bo spirits turpsu
tine, IN shipping order, NJ So and reported
~ =. oo9 wns some oemscoea BOO me saes
TO- and 600 do No. were sold NJ 81 per $40 lbs
Crude was scarce and nominal Ut So rs.
Ous~-ljpeeed was steady at about &C. &C., while
sales were light Crude whale and sperm held VITA
Rrnness, while prices unchanged
fsoyEIoss-Pork-rhs market Il the opsning exhibit
cd increased activity, and especially for future delivery
and closed at frmer prices The sales embraced about
1900 bbS including new mess at SIT 80 SIT s2x,
clear mess $40 10 $40, prime mess 81 IS $50, thin
mess, SIT rs, and prime at SIS q SIS SO; ana 900
bbls prime were sOid buyers option thirty days,
SIS 62k $i6 Is. Beef in steady demand, while
prices uncbsngsd The sales sbeut 600
500 bbls. including country prime at SO 81 81 30,
country mess at ~ 80 80 So repAcked mess at sll
tlb, and extra do. Vi Sis rs . $l7 prime mess
was IN fair request $22 So the latter figure
quality Beet hams steady At tl4 40 SIT rs Cut
meats were steady, with salee OF about 20 hhds 7c
&C. fer shoulders, AMI as S1c. loo. for hams Bacon
was qu,et lard hrmer with sales OF 600 TOO bbs
ana uerces at llHc l2c., with small lots prime q.
Hcx.-rhe market was Grm, With sales Of about 300
Casks the market closing within the range OF 4c &C.
SuCARs-There was pause IN the market, while prices
were steady The transactions in hhds quite limited
snd prices unchanged. About 4lS boxes were sold at
about 7hc. per 10.
Whisky The market heavy and prices lower
The saies embraced shout 500 bbs a 2s1Sc q 29c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
The Columbia Street TRAGEDY.

Some additional Developments were made in the Co
fumba street tragedy yesterday morning Upon making
thorough search Of she vault the Police in re-
covering the body Of still born child which may posi-
bly, have been deposited there with the remains OF the
unknown woman Al ali events the incident is worthy
Of grave consideration, and may probably lead to
further and more important Developments con
corning this singular and mysterious case. None Of
the missing parts of tue unknown woman we're found
The head, arms and lower extreniues are still unac-
counted for but the police sanguiDe Of being able
day Coroner Jackman was notified Of the finding
of the infant, and held inquest the body during
the afternoon The result Of the iuquisition sima
to that Of the previous INQUEST the jury rendering
verdict Of death from unknown causes. The finding Of
the child goes TO confirm the theory Of abortion aud al
ready suspicion has been directed to several quacs in the
vicinity who have the reputation of being soortiopsts
but nothing defae has yet been brought gnt which
can unrave the horrible mystery.
edCalforniaD called at the Eleventh precinct
tonhouse during the day obtain particulars relative
the deceased woman Hs object, he said, TO find
clue TO his wife, VINO had come to this city from
Philadelphia, in company with Polander and had lodged
10 Cherry street The fugtves had from their
hiding place in Cherry street, and the deserted husband
OF the opinion that his wife had been murdered her
paramour and disposed Of similar that which
attended the fate OF the unknown The police also
learned that girl about fifteen Of age residing
Mott street, has been missing for week ten days. But
Daarucb as she was OF exemplary character
they could not imagine that there Is any connection
tween the two II probable that the abortionis.s
Germans, for around the remains OF the unknown
woman wrapped several newspapers 10 tho German
language The body Of the still born infant was also
wrapped up In o sina manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

SARRAm SCHOOL TEACHER IN rxoUBLH -wtban IL
Kmba, recently teacher 10 the Sonery school n rraiy
church. brought before Justice Qasokeabush ysstes
day on charge Of burglary preferred against him by
William L. Wilson, student ia the theological Seminary
In Ninth avenue Complainant alleges that on Saturday
night he heard rap al his bedroom door, which being
unanswered followed by the insertion OF fase Key
in the lock and the turning Of the bolt, Mr.. Wilson I'm
mediatey sprang the door found the praner tho
The latter retrested but followed by the complainant
and arrested. Kmbal SAID he endeavlring TO SOC
Professor Faeb upon being conducted lhe OF
the latter he broke away from his capOr and escsDe to
the street After short chaso ne recasured and with
In the station house Upon searching the prkoner
raj keys found in bs possession, which confirmed
the suspicious OF the complainant 70 tho Intentions OF
the accused. Kmbal in the habit OF visiting the
seminary occasionally but had any ida that he
carried 70 many keys in his pocket Justice Quacken-
bash ccmmuted the prisoner for trial charge of
tempt at burglary AID doianlt OF bail the Sabbath
school teacher was locked up for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
City Intelligence.

An AGxD PICKPoCKM-A lady named Hidden, residing
n Brooklyn, accompanied by daughter, crossing
New York via Fulton ferry yesterday, when the daugn
ers pocket was relieved Of q portemonnAie containing
twenty seven cents An aged man-very respectable in
appearanowas seen pick the pocket and handed
over 70 policeman the ferry boats reaching the New
York side. He handed the officer the portemonnae say
ing some one had thrust II IN his pocket He gave bis
name as John Rice, and said he 81 years Of age On
gene taken TO the detective office he recognized
john howen pckpocket, who has just served out dve
years term Of imprisonment
ANOTHER CAMrrmN ACCIDENT elizabeth McCarty
nud lamp last evening when The Ismp eYpIoded and ana
will recover. " " ' ~ ~
Ink hxibM LANE RonBxxy. The youpg man caught in
Tue ACT On enScrng the store u James ardWic No l89
Maiden lane, on Friday evening was no the
son, 40 no represented, and appeared By oar report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I.--TROTTIN0.
The rot between Pilot, Mllers Damse ami Cora d'Es-
iee mile heats best three vs harness. for purse
ard stake Of $3.50, postponed from last week. came OF
Yesterday afternoon. The was won by Pilot very
easily three straight heats, his speed being far too
great tor the others The last performed with the
greatest apparent in 229k Pilot ia matched against
Mr. Mopnotts black selding Native American for $4,000
aside. mile heats the race to come OFF about the middle
Of June. The time made yesterday was 2:32K-2:33x-
2.2Qk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
The Family nosalna.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CON
vkk1l0N-TBB LATEST NEWS FROM TIE STAT OF
WAR In EURePk-TRE CaAukOEY LIBEL CASE
MURDER AND SUICIDE--THE GREAT DOUBLI TEAM
rkoTTIN6 hATCH-THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB
LOCAL EAws-ooNDiTION OF THE MARKETS, ErC.
The FAMILY RxRALS 10 ~ regular edition of Wednesday,
wilt contain full report Of tho Proceedings Of the
Convention recently held 1t vicksburg Mss-Highly lmof
ant Debate the Opening of the Slave Soesch
Of ex-senator FoOe Of mississippi His Denuncispns
snd Exposure of the Slave Trade Falsses-speechc Of
Nassrs Dc Bow Of Louisiana; Adams Bennett MeodI Of
Mississippi; Jones'. of Georgia. and others
Will also give The Latest fntes from the ssat Of Var
In Europe; Continuation of tho Evidence the OhAucey
Libel Csse An Trial Trip Of the Russian m
gate General Admral Shocking Murder and Euicide 10 VII
liam streetA Man Murders his wife and then Shoots HIM
self The great Double Team Trong between anrn
and Mate and Ethan Allen and Maze 0O0 Proceedings
the New York Yacht Cubte Regatta 1859 to take pncs
Thurs6sy. June 2; Obituary Notices Baron Humb,t
and Dr. Lsrdner-with all matters Of preceding
week Of Importance AL the sca Fsws Yssk and ~
HdeusDg Cies Police Reports Ac rspos Oenat,sG
Of the New York Cattle Market with se
ID for sale their condition prtces &c. carefully oorrscS
upots of the Prices Of Family Marketing q Ws
ngon Ksrket In New York; Commersi and Money Narte4
hepsrs Marriages and Dssihz Cor The Week. ssd large
szaouni of miscellaneous reading
Tsss-Only Two Doilars year. single ospy fsu
TO be obtained 1t the oco Of news voadas Ad.
v0rtsements inserted ut the usual HERALD ratea
The Latest Drawings Of the LegalIzeA Lot
teries, ~ reported to WOOD, EDDY CO..
MANAGERS OF rHs
DELAWARE. GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
CnaciAl drawinn BY telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES
The eubsobers Commissioners appointed by the Governor
If the ttse of Delaware superniend the drawingof io
ery authorized by the Legsaure having k day
M
were Ibis day drawn from the Wheel. viz
EXTRA CLASS. No ~. MAY q. 1850.
IS, SO, 40, 81, 6, 9, 81, II, IL, IS, 62, 2.
CLASS No. a0s. MAY q. 1859.
go, CO, SO, ~, 26, 0, IS, l6, IA, 7, 43, GA, 4s.
And hst he said numbers which
witness HANGS q Wilmington, De this Monday, Nay
. '''' S ~ sSSSSiso osD' Commissions"
GEORGIA LOTrKRIEs
M ~ err Appointed e S,raps an @
that the Toll wing arc Tho numbers which were this day drawn
CLASS No. 2s6, MAY g. 1859.
%, A, "a, IS, a. 20, IS, 50, 81, CO, TO- Is, IS.
CLASS Ne. 2ss. EXTRA NAY q, 1859
70, 81, 63, rs, IA, 2, 80, IL, Sc, II l6, 40.
And that the said numbers drawn the order which
iS''' Ii B 51assA' Commissioners,
WOOD. EDDY Co. M .d Aus1s. D s;sors
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

yssted Last night. MeKeea a native or Husf 70
N H. highly respected shrty five years DID, and leaves
wife and Two children His remains escorted
TO the depot for Hnsde this morning by the Ere com.
panies OF the Town and band OF music
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
Marine Disaster.

WILMINGTON, N. g., May n, 1863.
On Saturday, eight miles northeast Of Cape Fear bar
heh the pilot boat Baker fell IN with onethrd Of the
bow OF the wreck Of supposed Of 80
tons, with white bottom and red streak. The name
"Damsel, Ia yellow letters, the cutwater. Tho
weasel Ia supposed 70 have belonged TO Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

METROPOLITAN THrArIR-Cartair Morton Prico an Eng
lish gentleman, who announced as distinguished
amateur " made bis fret appear last night this thea
ire in two pieces, in which Miss Catharne Lucete also
made her debut before New York audience The drs.
piece the comeGieta of Delicate Ground and the
second opereta, written by Capt Price, entitled Ana
Fair in Love War;" Tie audience evidently dis.
posed TO be favorable and appauded the first piece very
warmly enoong Niss Lucette in the ballad OF Ever OF
Thee" at the fail OF the curtain Capt. Price made
Fpeecb, 10 which he made pointed illusions to the
manner 10 which his name had been disparagngy men.
toned in certain quarters encc bis arrival this city
AID assured the audience the time that he did oo
come TO this country 10 win gold, but reputation If he
the former shall rejoice but fear that he
must seek the latter somewhere outside of the Meropo
tan theatres The house not very numerousy attend
ed lest night, and should judge from the weak mani
festaons Of satisfaction that neither tho plays the
actors made much Of what in theatrical phrasecogy
called q hit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
Railroad Casualty.

BAInMokE, Nay 90 1850.
D. Mendcli, brakeman on the Northern Central Rail
road was and KILLED this morning, twenty miles
'2fom this city, where be resided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

ST. JOINS, r., Nay 70, 1859.
During the past Few days the Cape Race other lines
in TINS province have been repeatedly and large qlAn
titles OF the wire removed with the evident design Of
preventing the transmission of European news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

THE HEART OF ANDES Yesterday being the last
day of the exhibition Of this pieure the gallery was
set by crowds and during part Of the morning vse-s
were, as the French say, colleges de fare queue OF course
under such circumstances, Impossible 10 get
sight of the painting. The receipts of the day were
$685. making total OF So IT. received from tho 2yh of
April to the 25d Of May Who viii assert after this thai
there is encouragement for motive art?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

y VUKBhI, My Z3 Ib5y.
The steamship North American, from Liverpool 18th
inst arrived at this port yesterday, with lis passengers
News anticipated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

henneds's Medical Discovery IL warranted
cur erSsptlas sslfheun. scad head aoexs d
core Legs For sale BY ell crugRis,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

Me'auc Tnbitt Razor Strops-Tbis ioins-
lr NJ - may oe ebainsd Of sole aaaufsesurars
- ~ 70 Assr Hous. OF he various Axeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
United States COnsmlssionor's Court,
Before George ". Morton, ESQ.,

TIE ATTEMPTED NAIL ROBBERY ON THE ERIE RAIL
ROAD.
MAT 23-7he United States Edviw Jackson.-The
prisoner 10 this 10 the individual charged with a.
tempting 10 rob the mails the Eric Railroad BY sitting
Che mail agent with cbloroform, and who also pre-
vidcd with loaded barrel revolver in case OF eer-
gency. He ss tall, thin, respectable looking man, with
about medium quantity Of hair for q beard and
ustache One side OF Mr. Jacksop'e face bears strong
evidence Of Al engagement somewhere or other and
he 70 the individual who made the desperate attempt
evident ne mail agent was determined 70 die bard
defend his peat.
The defeadsAt was rcmanded for examination on Wei
nesday next understood that his counsel intend 70
bring forward proof u an Gltt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
nIutiny on Shipbomrvl,

ST. john, N. B., Nay rs, 1859.
Part or the crew OF the American ship Undaunted,
which arrived yesterday from Boston, have been lodged
IN jail tor stabbing the captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
Later from Por,o Rico.

BALTIMORE, May %, I50s.
We have st. Johns, p. r., dates Of inc EN- install.
Capt Sheffield formerly master OF the brig julia, or Is
ten was still prison. the charge against him not having
been yet decided.
The schooner Venice was to sail for New York on the
9th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

h0pt0re Cured by Basr.h IL Co.'s Radical
cure russ Lbes ae keep sAl stockings vArozs
s supyorfs and shoulder dafsv
Anps Hsae W ofoar. no. Vessy sleet Asox hvsse n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, May ~, 1869.
The United States mail steamship Alabama arrived at
her wharf at nine O'Clock on Saturday. All well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
Fire In Boston.

Guenther's millinery establishment No 284 Washington
sree was destroyed at IL O'Clock TO- night LOSS about
$1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

Known Enect.-When PAIN or InAAmmn-
used they upon hamors which are the occa
son Of The pain or naam aion and remove them from the
aDe over those hamors or impurities which uahsathy
burning heat SO in tsroa,, Group. colds coughs
Theumsms rsn In the .ide and psurs, which ali
eief,eo to impurities from blood The rightly
oce az Canal street Burnton's 2ss Bowsry and Sy III
druggists. Price 25c. box
The Opera Draws the Elite or the City IN
the aSadsny days sed we are pleased 70 observe that
hat ihs Seaua fabric esnier n air Of say uSon an
description of wesrer and the depot az broadway.
Hats Hnd Caps for the People As Large n
S sSses ann and e. San BE found p .a
awarded KELLOGG. manufacturer, ISL Canal street
1000 Black Alpaca Coats.
From 81 80 sos $3.50.
AtEvANs',
&C aud es Fulton street.
Murders aad Grimes would not Abound to
sgh S extent eT9s3 Us people boosh hs!r clothing Of
economical rate, dtsposes citizen keep the peace
Nobody Wants tn stand from Under, the
peerless spring for gentlemen and boys WHITES ZIG
Tracy's Celebrated Shirts Made to Order
sDd rsrrsntsd r. d. at Nos 81 and - William street door
forth Of Maiden iAue GEO. M TRACY. agent
For Perfect FITTING Shirts and the --latest
novelties in mems furnishing goods GREEN Nanufac
turer. No. Assor House
20 Cent Ambro.ypss. Celored. with Case
kisBAEI oooPKR 81 brosd~sy 0''u'0ns 'A''n Os
Strong and Flsvory Tea, One Dollar tho
SONS, ch.nSsr- ais crssnwioS street ''A'
The Best Spring Bed In Existenoe-faows's
'niSss. .. fro~ 3 % 3 u SIS Broadway. Gan and seek
Weeds Patent Family Sewing M.chines-
New style, prize SO. Once al Broadway.
Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NEW Al F4 nEbGo ssr rsfuE nF
lss Fulton . = si sroofisa.
Defiance SslsInander Safes, with Patent
powS esoof locks ssz csss 6srsAlsc fire and burglar
RODENT u. PATRICK.
HerriDs's Patent champion Fire
And burglar proof saies as Broadway, Murray aNY
Sparkling Soda Water by Using the Van
Hsr ssds tSn % man e By the
oonrscouers can make delightful beverage as small
Chess and Billiard Palace, Tveutv-feur
tables. Court and gensen streets Broollyn Isxss ixo
luton AND Ann rccs New York Opes early, and tables
RatcAe,or's Hair Dye, wig. and Toupses,
Il ne n.suisaory Is ssosS~as "'a' sold and applies
Crassaaoro's Hair Dye, wiss ana ro~pses.
Inc ses = he word Wholesale and retail The dss pr,
Hill's Hair Dye, SOC Hack ar nroxvn.-
Depot, 10 Barclay srest Also sold u 10 Broadway and
Ana ''~' 80 : ''' ''''f So.' NO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
Holloway. p,IIs .,.,

DR.. notts chaiybeate Pfils--An Apersont
AND HsmAchlo preparation OF PURIFIED Iron T. r. LOlXE
genei a. agent Principal oace ssy orOsa gay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

NIBtos GASpKS-Aubo-s operate ballet, ola Baya
dere was produced this house last night the first
time within six years. with the English prma donna Miss
Lucy Escott and the English Mr. T. Miranda in th
principal roles. Sgnorina Galett sustained by al o
Gent corps de ballet did the dancing part OF the perform
ance very handsomely and much applause The
scenery and decorations Of toe admirably got
up some Of the scenic effects being really very The
house well filed, and the audience seemed entirely
gratfed with the performance.