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HAWAIIAN LEGIsLATURE.
HOUSE OF MOBILES.

SIxrY-FRsr DAY--MAReH 30-No quorum.
SIxTY-SEcoSD DAy.-MARcH Sir. II. II. Prince Kameha-
meha, ami the Hon. the Chief Justice presented themselves as
Royal Commissioners, bearing a message from the King to be
read before both Houses. Having delivered their credentials, the
President dispatched a message to the House of Representatives
apprizing them that the Commissioners were awaiting their ar
rival to execute the charge entrusted to them. The Chairman
and members of that House having been announced were re.
ceived by the Mobiles standing and the President having read
English, after which Prince Kanehameha read His Majesty,s
message in Hawaiian and the Clief Justice in English.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, in behalf of that
House, stated that they had received the Royal Message viii
all respect and would give it their gravest attention. The Com.
missioners then retired, as did the Representatives of the people
and the House adjourned.
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tcorrespondence of paciac Commercial Advertiser.)

HoSoLULu, April A, 1859.
MR. EDITOR LIN one of your late papers appeared
n notice headed Sc Rather Fast,'' which was an allu-
sion to one of the first officers of the whaling ships
who do business at this port, and as first officers are
the wood out of which owners make masters, allow
Inc to inform you the notice was uncalled for and I'M
just.
If the g snapper up of unconsidered trihes'' Of your
Journal cannot get an item without fishing for it from
the bar rooms, he had better inform the first officer
whom he alludes to, and he probably will be fur
nished with one instanter.
The paragraph has created some excitement among
us, and as we know the party who is alluded to-, re-
gret its appearance. Yours truly,
A FIRST OFFICER.
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68 U6soM HONOR y DuE--Few of onr'
s Mo weIcome Capt. John Patty g he psr1ed1's
n veturns nom his cruises. are aware that eiesne
81 our most successful pioneer sailors. ana hes iof
tvsutv-two years been running back and forth ne-
tvesn California and this part. Capt, T. has Esns-
n;shed Ia with a schedule Of his passages. which
number eighty trips between Honolulu and ca''for-
mia. We read a short time ago Of a shipmaster VINO
had crossed the Atlantic one hundred times and that
where there is SO much navigating. was Thought
something wonderful. but the experience OF capt.
Patty is surely ahead of bis Atlantic brother. TOR N
former years. there was much less commerce between
California and these islands. When we add that
during all his seakaring experiences he has never LOST
either a vessel or a spar excepting one foretop-gaiiant
mast and yard, and but one seaman, our readers WIN
agree with us, that he stands at the head OF Pacinc
Ocean Sbinmasters
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#X
= md Chief Justice Alien ,@
1911 W. messsgc as printed Il ms Y
<Srne4<lve8 then returned I. h5 ~
elQQ - ~ market Iepea, snsiF Hm =
k1l t7vtr Of the hin, and ~ vhr
- ~ = ~ opposition. The @assa
s. 1upr1-y ~ Inn re5erred to a seler, ~ ayss
He99q1SZ9e1qpn Chamberlain and KsI. ee1nInitse
~: eoe5doo need . flrst time a bin s-
A &c. e nssss' birds Referred % ~ :. pss
a majority Of the select Committee Pm. F
Hon Of the act relating to the Market 7 ! "a se b0ih
passing the same. The report was accer., r1ruS
. fnai reading. Nep'ei I'D n
a report was received from the ,Jo;,, =
ence. In relation to certain unimportans connar
IN which the Of the MOBILES Ihe9srn 4
The amendment Of this House in rscsr, naa ants h
license Of the same to Honolulu alone ~ hulaI y
the OF the Mobiles, and was rerar
Vas ordered for committee Of the whole ,,eporRdh
Of the report adopted. asy MD
Mr.. McCuIay offered an amendment n a
IS, in regard to the reception Of the : 'nt cha
snis, yice-consuls, kc. Taken up In a.nssfn =
and referred TO a select committee Of one s !
ister 9! foreasn he'at'ons' for him to itserta Is m p
The House then went into COMMITTEE
After a long discussion, in which Mr.. Rohnu ~ ntiiSS
that 1t was far preferable to pot the huIss spas3S
Of law in Honolulu and Lahaina than 70 ma saaz &
at present without the regulation Of law IN, !. u
with the action Of the MOBILES wes lost u ss nodeE
The Speaker announced the FOLLOWING ssrusr
on His Majesty's message Messrs. Aust,. as -
don, Kalama- Robertson A<
Mr.. Robertson. from the Joint Commi,s
ported suDdry amendments agreed nnHs q c<k5
some important ones was the subject Of sn an y ~
system, imposing . small postage on iDss- .'fH
was ORDER for committee OF the whole ,saa
amendments were adopted hafG
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day, from California Coast, 200 brls season. Would come to
Honolulu to repair, the ship being Ieaky.
Bark George, Silva, last from New Zealand, reports having
taken 400 bris on that ground, and 1 sperm whale go bhs) on the
passage to these islands. Shipped 50 bris sp and 200 oss VIII by
the Chaplin, at Lahaina.
List Of Ships mt Mangonui, N. 4.
t ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Dec Z-Jireh Swin, Earl, 400 sp, 400 VIII, 1000 bone sailed To
crnise m the 10Th.
q Emerald, Haleck, 500 VIII sailed Jan ! to cruise anil
horne.
Jan s-Lewis. Neil, 20 sp, 160 VIII, in port
12-Caroine, Clifford. $50 VIII, 900 VIII, in port, setting new
fore and main-ulast.
13-Wm- q. Nye, Sowie, 10 SIP. $50 VIII, in port
E-Wm- Thompson, Chilis, 100 VIII, in port
17-Florida, Williams, 800 sp, 100 VIII, in port
1S-Phenix, Hampstead, $50 VIII. in port
List of Ships at Russell, Bay of Islands.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Gov 19-Amethyst, Jones, 1900 sp sailed for home
Dec 1EAlphs, CasweIl, 1000 sp sailed 10 cruise.
23-Nile,D estin, so sp, 200 VIII, sailed for North Pacific
20-Elizabeth. Pierce, 1900 SIP, in port.
Jan 3-Isaac Rowland, Hobbs, 1850 sp, in port
Slope, clifford, 1+50 sp-
10-Alabama, Coffin, 1000 sp.
13-Rodman. BabcocK. 1900 VIII and sp.
13-Canton Packet, Allen, $50 VIII Architect, clean.
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THE APPROPRIATION BrL-We hear much in
quiry about town rs to when the Appropriation Bill
will be passed. 1t seems that q good deal of money
will be put in circulation, whenever that event takes
place, as the salaries of government officials remain
in future at present All We can say is, that the bill
has passed the Lower House, but is deferred for the
present by the Mobiles, until the ultimate fate Of the
Civil Code. involving some very important questions
Of dispute between the two Houses, is decided. 1t is
to be hoped that an adjournment win take place
within ten days.
LECTURE To-sIaHr.-By public notice it will be
seen that the Rev. ". G.. Collins delivers a lecture
this evening before the Honolulu Lyceum. at the
Bethel, and the public are invited< to attend. The
subject proposed is an Interesting one, being the lee
tursr's experience Of : journey across South America.
II occurs to us that more than one good lecture might
be made out Of . travellers experience on that route.
We anticipate 4 full snd appreeiative a~ndisnce
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DEPARTURES.

March 22-Hibernia, Booker, to cruise North.
25-Jaya, Lawrence. to cruise North.
25-Tenedos, King, for ochotsk Sea-
26-Erie, Jernegan, for Kodiack and Arctic.
26-Cambria. Pease, for Ochotsk Sea
26-Lamanche, LaIanne, for Kodiack-
26-General Tcste, Lemercier, for Kodiack and Arctic
26-PauIina, Steen, for Kealakekua.
29-General Scott, Hunting, for Kodiack.
2o-Good Return, Fish, for Kodiack.
30-BarkG George, Silva, to cruise North.
3O-Euphrates, Heath, for Ochotsk.
April I-George and Susan, Jones, for 0chotsk.
2-Marcia, Billings, for Kodiack.
al c. Richmond. Hathaway, for Cchotsk.
4-Chapin. YcCreris, for Honolulu.
4IOiver Croker, Cochrane, for Koiiack.
LCIeoue, Simmons, for the North.
There has been 40 ships in port this season 5 remaining in
port at anchor.
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HoNoLuLu, April 6, 1859.

HONOLULU, April 8, 1853.
Mr. EDITOR Can you inform the public whether
the Hawaiian laws make any provision for the sup
port and maintenance of seamen discharged sick and
disabled from vessels sailing under the Hawaiian flag!
The number of vessels is increasing, and many of
these vessels ship foreign seamen. These men are
liable to need assistance. viii the Hawaiian govern
ment support these men at an hospital, as do the
British, American and French governments?
Yours truly S. c.. DAMON.
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The fitting out Appropriation of the Great Eastern
have been decided upon, and in the course of another
fortnight or so an army Of workmen will be busily en-
take place in July, when it is intended to run out
from Weymouth to the middle Of the Atlantic, and
try the ship under all possible conditions Of sail and
-0imited), is formed to lay another cable across the At
ianfic- The new cable, which is on the system Of 3ir.
Allan. c.. E., Of London, is . direct converse Of the
late one, the popularity Of the present one being that
the insulating medium, thus forming an inextensible
corr. nd 20 preserving the insulation from injury by
tenoion. IN place OF the selfdeGek@ctive s6S -
inr - berc(ofore. From its Ii1&tless and
up.a.de g 49, niles can g & eyed he vesssl.
q - - ~ ksna N, IL can
= <e:,.% 7Rh an hour
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PASSENGERS.

FoKEIGS.
From san FRAScIsco per Frances Palmer. April * III
Robinson, n W TaIant, II g Hassari, W IL Mcneil, N 5 Lock
man, Henry Porter.
For NEW BEDFoKD-per Gladiator, March 31-Messrs Bar
tow, Pease and Fox
For FAxxISG's IsLAxD-per Marnda, March 31-wm Frank
lin, VIM Greig-
For vrcroKIA, V. L-per Jenny Ford, April 3+Mr Fosbrook,
Geo Risley.
coAsTwIsE.
For KAnrA-per Marilda, March 3l-Mrs and Mrs ii + Poor
and 2 children
From LAHAISA-per Maria April 5-Mrs J + Pogue and 2
children, J lockwood and lady, DIR Hutchinson, Abrm Russell
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EXPORTS.

For VICTORIA. V. L-per, Jenny Ford, April Zoo bags
coffee, 4 bris tail,w. 2 do sp oil, 1 pkg specie, SO pkgs mdse, 2s3
mats, "a kegs sugar, 100 pkgs do, II cs biscuits, 60 brs bread;
1 275 bags rice, sGl tons iron, IL demijohns vinegar, 20 head
beef cattle, l6 -heep, 10 pkgs raisins, 3 pkgs butter, SO Pkgs
spirits, q do c"rIage, 149 oars, 2 pkgs boots. Foreign produce,
81, 237 domestic do, S2,S0e SO transhipped, s225o.
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PORT OF
ARRIVALS.

March 23-Bark George, Sylvia. IS sp, 40 VIII, 5000 bone, from
New Zealand.
24-ship Oliver Croker, Cochrane, 100 sp, mos from
hnme.
26-ship George & Susan, Jones, $50 VIII, 1000 bone, FIN
New Zealand.
aG-Ship Montreal, Sowle, 400 VIII, from Margarita Bay.
23-Bark General Scott, Hunting, clean, 10 days from
San Carlos
2e-ship Ohio, Barrett, 500 VIII, 16 days FIN Turtle Bay.
2e-Ship Marcia. Billings, clean. from Marquesas.
3O-Ship Levi Starbuck. Jernigan, 10 VIII, from Cape
81. Lucas.
April 1-Ship Addison, Lawrence, 200 VIII.
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VESSELS IN PORT-APRIL 9.

Br. ship PIzarro, Sweet.
Am. bark Sschem, Atkins.
Am. brig Koloa, Pomeroy.
Am bark Frances Palmer, Patty.
Am clipper ship Chaplin. McCrells.
Am clipper ship Syren, Greene, loading oilfor N. Bedford
Am ship Abby Brown, Moody, repairing.
Am bk Metropolis, Comstock.
Ham brig Hero, Won Hodt.
Am brigt Morning Star. Brown.
WHALERS.
Am bark Florence, Spencer Am ship Contest, Ludlow
Am sh Tahmaroo. Robinson Bre sh Republic, Sayre
Am blk Coral, Sisson Blk Faith, Rice
Am sh America, Bryant Haw blk Cynthia, Sherman
Am sh Majestic, Chester Brein brig Antila, Mode
Am VIII sh Vim Writ. Osborne Am VIII bk Lark, Perkins
Am bk Agate, ComstOck Haw brig Victoria, Comstock
Am blk Dromo. May
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From SAN FEa xcIsco-per Frances Palmer, April 4-Rope,
btters, furnituFr, oats and wine, c. L. Richards & Co. II NJ
bricks, VIM LatI; 100 mats rice, Utai & Ahee gunny bags,
shingles, / hay cutter, porter, tea, d. c. Waterman 200 bris
bread, 800 TBS candy, Melchers L Co. brandy, vinegar, cider,
bitters, schapps, syrup, cigars, N W. Tallant cigaritos, ).
Patty ; 3 cases nser shandise, II. NJ. Whitney / pkg mdse, j.
Barnett
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y We are indebted to the Polyaesian for the use
of the type on which Mr.. Gregg's speech is printed
ON our fifth page.
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Fresh NeedsI

DECEIVED PER FRANCES PAL
from Smiths Gardens, Sacramento, and Esrxz
Beet, cabbage, cucumber, sweet corn, peas, tmss4
lettuce, carrot, turnip, onion, bush beans, &c, &c
ALSO
25 lbs alfalfa clover seed. For sale by
145-lm III. NJ. WEI
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Nafiee !
nCuevrNrn wouIDJ IN

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN
j his friends and the Public that be has taks1tss
eriy occupied by s. johnson, (Carpenter.) on kirE .
site the Bethel, where he intends TO open a carPenc
conduct the business ia all its various fgarches.
". BAN orders executed with promptness an =
145-tf 6bha IN
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
March 23-Massachusetts, Chatfeld, 200 VIII, from Margarha
Bay.
z4-Rsmtler, Willis, 275 VIII, from Mngarita Bay.
2+-Mary * Susan, Stewart, clean, last from Tcmbez.
25-South Boston, Randolph, so VIII, just to hand, not
yet entered at Custom House.
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81 Our equinoctial, though a week or two behind
time, is none the less sure. On Monday night Il
blew a fresh gale, with heavy rain.
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POTATOES AND WooD-Thessa articles have reached
famine prices So so was paid last week for Irish
potatoes, and S15 for wood. II this lasts long, coal
must take the place Of wood, and taro that of pota-
toes -
e. We are requested to say that Mr.. Ingraham,
teacher in the Free School, will return to Homo
lulu in the -argo, due from San Francisco about the
end of April, and that school will then be re-opened.
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IEor full report Of shalers, see fourth Pagei
ARRIVALS.


March 2s-Am VII ship Martha, Manchester. from N.Zeaiand,
500 VII, $500 bone
3l-Gen. Scott, Hunting. FIN home, OF and on, and sailed
next day for Ochotsk-
SIR VIII ship Winsiow, OF and on, no report
s1-Sch John Young. FIN Maui
April Am VIII sh Scotland, Weeks, OF and on
Am VII sh Lancaster, Russell, I'm Lahaina, 40 ~. OF
and On
Am wh bk Fortune, Lester, I'm California coast, 800 VIII
Am VII bk George, Dias, last fun New Zealand, via Ia
haina, 30 sp and 400 VIII the season. Sid same day
for Koiiack-
2-Has brig Oahu, FehIber, I'm California coast, $50 VIII
2-Am VII sh Benz Morgan, sisson. I'm California coast
200 VII season
2-Am WI sh Netaeom, Kinds, hm Hlo, OF and on
Sch Maria. Molfeno, FIN Iahaina-
Am VII sh Geo. Rowland. Pomeroy, finn kawaihae, on
4-Schs Excel and Margaret, I'm Kauai
Am blk Frances Palmer, Patty, 16 DIS I'm San Francisco.
Am WIN sh George 4 susan, Jones, FIN N. T., so 81, 400
wh, 1000 bn, season.
Am wh Blk Union, Hedges, FIN New Zealand, 800 VII.
1000 bn season
A-seh Warwick, fm Lahaina-
Am wh sh vernon, Fish, finn Kawaihae, Cd and on
brig Advance, Wetherbee, from KAepolepo, with nre-
wood 10 T. King.
LRr uh ship Jason, Hache, Is sP-
sam clipper ship Chaplin, NcCrelis, from Lahaina, 10
complete loading OIL
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gth 9Sbrtistm,nts.


FRAME BAKRR1
10 and 112 Clay Street.
IS and AZ Merehsst
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal
I"Porter and Dea,1
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CAM
Floor and Table Oil ClotlA
MATS AND COCOA MATTI3
D~RUGGETs, BAIZEs, and DAx1
WINDOW SHADES AND HOLLAND
ho1stery Goo1
PAPER HANGINGs and BORDn|
CT MATTIH
o SALE IN BOND OR DUTY PAN
~ At the Lowest Rates.
IlrJcpr
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81 We are again under obligations to Capt. Patty
for favors in the news line. Also, to J. W. Sullivan,
McRuer s. Merrill, of San Francisco, and A. P. Ever
EFT. of Freeman's Express.
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CIGARsi

CIGARSg CIGARS! 4
GENTLEMEN WISHING GOODC9
~ can procure them at the & Harbor Coffee ssssrj
Nuuanu street. where they will find a choice assoru13
BRANDS, just received ex I" Frances Palmer
Havana and Manila Cigars.
Aromatic and Porto Rico Smoking Tobse B
145-tf NOLTE I kpI
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Blacksmithing !

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAvs
Z~i ing taken the shop recently occupied h
f Henry Smith, {the subscribers old s;zl1
A@ is prepared to execute work Of all Hd
in first rate style, and at prices to suit the TINES. 4
attention win be paid to all kinds of ship work al
procured an experienced Farrier. recently arrived frO1
States, those requiring services in that line may fet4
orders being executed in a workmanlike manner.
145-r ROBERT n
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DIED.

ID. T. JOHNSON, of New York, fell from aIoft from ship Ohio,
and was drowned. on her passage to this place from the Coast
Nov. s, 10 DAYS from home, ON board whale ship Gen. Scott.
Hunting, of FAIR Haven, suddenly, SAMUEL r. HUNTING, OF Sag
uarbor, L J., aged 10 years
Feb. 4. at WATERFOWL. n v, US A, Of scarlet fever, GEORGE
SESSIONS BISHOP, aged 2 years aid 3 months, youngest child OF
Rev. 8. T. and c. A Bishop, Of Lahaina-
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UVHE FIRM OF BRADLEY &1
the "Town and City Markets Is dissolved
find their bills with d. r. Vida. at the old stand -
against the late firm may be left with him, or es1 J
dersigned, who has received a power of attorney :
business.
L. McCULLf,
145-It Office osa ~
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NOTICE!
"HE NEn HAVING

j chased the interest OF L. J.. Smith In the Ig's5
Market in Honolulu, lately carried an by Braas, :
business win henceforth be earned on under nc =. 4
Vida x Co, who engage to furnish the best qaaas y
meat which the islands can produce, and solicit 'N
the public. Ind
145-tf ID. n. W.
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~ The bark JMelita, reported off the port this
morning, can bring no later Eastern news, than the
Palmer, as she was to sail on the 18th of March.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17
SOUTHERN PREACHERS.

Or. Cross, in o letter to the Richmond Advocate
writes as we quote, and the malignant New York
Post parades the extract in its columns introducing
1t with remarks in which it calls it daguerreotype
of the Southern preacher"
He encompasses himself with rainbows, and me-
teors and earthquakes, and cataracts and hurricanes
and waterspOuts, and showers of gems and torrents
OF fire, and houndless Gonagrations and marshaled
phllosophes and trooping seraphim and the stupen
dous wheels of Providence, and the silver Ginning
Oh the spheres, and the weltering chaos of demol-
ished worlds"
We presume that the writer intended to bur|esoue
the peculiar style OF oratory of Southern acountrv
preachers those sefdenyng ministers of the truth,
who ride their wide circuits over hill and plain
threading solemn forests and swimming their horses
over deep rivers, and who, medtatng amid the lonely
grandeur Of nature, find their souls filed with that
spirit of imagery which, attuned to faith and piety
sparkes in rude but fervent and effective eouuence
from the lips of the ardent preacher of the wilder
ness, appealing hmary to the uncultivated intel
lects of the hearers, wrought to sympathy in the
same school of life and which would remain forever
untouched by the smooth and polished rhetoric and
abstruse metaphysical religion which has come to be
the only preached word accepted by the majority
of the people of the " enlightened North; The
plain tastes of those suited by the strong food of
theology in bread and bacon form the fastidious and
overcultiyated appetites Of these must be served
with it done up in the latest and most ancul STYLE
of fashionable cookery, and spiced and disguised
with elegant conceits of philosophy, latitudnarian
sophistries and sensation effects that the partaker
cannot tell whether the staple of the dish he is de.
vourng with relish is the flesh of clean beasts or the
cat rat Or dog meat of inddelity atheism OR panthe.
ism, which is being smugged into him under the
false pretense of orthodox reljuion
We think that DR.. Cross's rdienle of Southern
preachers is in as bad taste the publication of his
very humorous sally by the Advocate of Richmond,
Virginia.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

The oELEANs,-This evening Halevys grand
opera in five acts entitled La Refine de Chypre "
will be sung by Mile Bourgeois and Messrs Beauce.
Delagrave Taste and others.
THE VAR1ErIEs.-The drama Second Love will
be repeated with the same excellent cast as before
and after pas de trois the entertainment will con-
clude with " Forty Wnks, with John Owens as the
leading winker.
THE AMPITHEATER.-The Marsh Juveniles will
repeat The Merchant of Venice with Master
Louis as Shylock and Miss Louise as Portia. The
entertainment will be finished up with the farce of
"Cousn Joe."
ODD FELLOWS HALL-Grand vocal and instru-
mental concert by Miss Emma Haywood late prin.
cipa chanteuse of the Arthur Napoleon troupe, as
sisted by professors of well known talent-au elegant
entertainment.
CONCERT HALL.--Mr. Leo Taylor, the oriental
wizard, will astonish the spectators with leats of
magic and ventriloQusm.
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TIE VARIETIEs-The drama entitled "Second
Love was brought out here last night Mrs. Charles
Boyce playing the part of Eleanor Ao,ubray, the
blind heroine, with no little ability and effect. MIR.
Briggs as Colonel Dangereld and Mr.. George Jordan
as Ralph 1ho'nhW, made the most of their parts.
THE AMPH1THEATER.-The Juveniles attempted the
'Merchant of Venice with Master Louis the juvenile
tragedan, as Shylock, in which he manifested the
same promising tragic ability that marked his per.
sonations of Macbeth and Gloster though his shyock
was somewhat inferior to the latter, rauting being
less bearable in the character than the other AS
whole however, the personation was very fine and
interesting The play of the young actors counte.
nance was excellent, though with an occasional ex.
cess of grmace, and his reading generally very cor.
rect, with an occasional OF mouthing empha-
sis. Miss Louise was good POrtia