Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

Peter SpreChelS, tuas hcNser,
DR. " Wilson, W w PFcSOury,
jacob Bsrude J II lasslter,
Abraham Ellison, T b Reardan,
Hr IL w Teed, Randall,
TIP Ous. W i Rowe,
Wm REYNOLDS Sidney Reardau,
Geo Lambda W II Chapman,
J o Goodwin, Harry Leland
w / B1rdon r : " sick,
JAS williamson, N q Dudley
Matthew Scott 7 Muld1un,
sc Williams. i p Seymour, and fifty
J Ridgely, NJ d, others.
TurARE.-The Italian and English Opera
Troupe appeared, last evening, to a crowded
and brilliant audience. in the superb opera Of
Lucrezia Borgia. Madame Lucy Eseott, as
Lucrez.a, proved h,gse,fat once to the sltis'
faction OF an finished and SUI eIiog oriiste
having voice Of wonderful compass and
melody There was genius in her yocalz'-
ton aud movements not 10 be mistaken. Miss
Georgia Iodson, as Orsiui, was eXluistely
beautiful and added to her previous couquests
over the hearts and minds Of a Mtrysyiue ou.
dience Mr.. Squires made a very decided
impression. winning his way at once to the
hearts OF his auditors by the exceeding pun-
ty and richness Of his tones. lie played Gen.
marc. Mr. De Iaga's Alfonso was excellent
and so was Sig Roncovero's Gubetto us
also Mons Charles's Rusli5hy,o.
The performance was complete snceess
Tonight will be presented the grand opera
Of Norma Madame Escott as Norma; Mr.
Henry Squires as PolIione: Madame Schweg.
erie as Alelgisl Madame Klels as Clotills;
Mons. Guinde as Flayius, and Mr. Leach as
Oroyeso.
The management positively assure us that
they will perform the six nights advertised
and no more under any consideration what
ever as the company are engaged elsewhere
Immediately upon the expiration of that pc
ROD. Opera goers must then avail them.
selves of their present opportunity
TmBuoroo.-The Firemeu's bah that came
off at this place on last Thursday evening,
was grand affair There were about So
couples present About sun-down the Rescue
Hose Company had their first parade num-
be?ing thirty men, and, accompanied by a
delegation from Warren 30. 4 of Marvsville.
they made a very fine appearance. The
dance was kept up until broad daylight and
the gay crowds left well pleased with the
entertainment Good luck to the Rescue
Hose Company.
Orr FOR OREGON The California Co.'S
stages, for the new mail line between Califor.
MIA and Oregon, left this city yesterday, for
Oroyile ea route There were eight Concord
coaches, each with their four horses and
driver. followed BY heavy freight wagon
belonging to the Company. Several Of the
coaches were made in Marysyille They pre-
eented quite a striking appearance. as they
rolled out from the city, and afforded ample
comment upon the energy and enterprise Of
uaworth 4 Co.
PERsoyAL--R J. Reynolds, Of the banking
firm Of Reynolds Bros, who has just return
ed from the Southern States, has presented .
US copies Of late and interesting Tennessee
papers. lie has our hearty thanks.
OrEnA BooRs-Mr Parkhurst. No. 62D
street, Theater building has full supply Of
opera books They viii be handy for those
attending the performances Of the present
superb Company.
FRuIr From our little friend. Oscar W
Wilson, on b street, We have received
liberal donation of fine and iuiey fruit We
hope Willie will have good success III lis
business.
ENGNE PLAYNo.-The Eureka company
had their machine out lat evening and
through 100 feet ofhose, inch nozzle, threw
2o2 feet 6 inches
A LETTER from Washington says: "OId
Buck is much troubled for fear that Brqckin-
ridge may withdraw lie urges his friend.
from different quarters to write the Vice
President and give oneourl giug accounts As
to his popularity and prospects. Mark the
prediction that Breckinddse win DO some
thing to relieve himself ilom his present un-
comfortable position"
MARROW LscApE.-Eecentiv tree fell
across a school house in Humboldt county
crushing it pieces. The school had just
been dismissed
fRoF. John E Jones, of Memphis, Tenn,
committed suicide IN that city secently Jy
himself with revolver. No cause
IS assigned.
FIVE persons-Mrs. }. prenian and I
child, Mrs. J. }. NJ Prenian, Mr., Re,usel5 |
and Miss Louise Bedou1-went over ,ss I
Black River Falls, at Watertown, y. T., on
he afternoon Of the 28th July, and all were
drowned S
MENco.-Advices from Vera Cruz to july
Ilh, state that Miramon had succeeded in
getting back to Guadalajara, where he was
It latest dates, with little over four tbous.
nd men, with whom he was keeping at bay
hree times thar number, under Ogazon and I
thers. In
The rumor that Gen. Cushing aspires to
ne vacant seat seat on the Supreme Bench is
I'D to be without foundation &