The national Republican., 1862-06-04

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uor sverydsy ,tastdss the, ,aigs Aunbvf MFsst
tersenls trtfeFsAr.G,', Ad,eyter, sHsttssss
,osA accordingly, y,u iafi 7sIsg 81 sulds.sial
|sb W "a, 7r XD..s-.,ss, S'f p ,s p,'SfS ps5
FoRp's ArmEsIux,- The burssque ~ taySp
pa together wjtlths fr6a II "A Nsgujsk FIX,
were rebeate d fsst night, aid WITH sxd6sd dihSiy
mirthful effect, TO an evidence which mutt
oertsinly ,bsye bssn .. rsnusssH,lys o.satn
Ieaiod With Irresistible forss q otks sSNss N
tho ludcrops, and won from bis well:plesseda,.
diencg fsfdent tkttuteS ~ lhif comic power.
pxwtett also sppesfSd u mt s6S 4ttpve, sviDc.
,Gg Ssnnins tslsst hssd!idst v,esSst, Esd
tive dwsrh, conmoaors Sssls, ~ ooi. Bpsa,
IN exceedingly droll and withai, quiis intsllis
gent IN thor 'perforhsness the sesrnest, xnd
yivscious humor NJ which t0idrtth happy or.
nS,s. feet The rs, \, ~ nance y ssars t,is sox
Die share of no,hs 4 Z VT, They gppssr gain
tonight In new prekfAmue, which embraces
In addition to their poriormAneess the vsuds.
yiiles Of n KISS In the Dark. the Wihdmtl, and
the Spectre Bridcsroea;; = The house e well
GHovsR,s TnsArRE.-The '.wiliov Cypse., :, 90
performed last evepiug, attracted a Rrie and
intellect audience, who wsne sppHrUBtiy
highly delighted At the perfor msnooaa Mr.. Tti.,
ton, as Luke Fielding was truly great, and
The fortune 10 see % Il psrfsrmsd 10 his eli, be- be-
fore. Miss Parker, as Rose, was ail that 6ould
have been desired, and sho WAS frequently in,r
terrupied In her scenes By involustary out,
bnrsts Cf applause. Mr.. Setchell, tn his char.
with laughter all the time he fsmsiued upon
the stage. This evening, sn excellsfit comic
bill Ia provided, cOLsisting Of The ohsrhinE do
mestio drama. Rent Dsy."snd, ,hs tmlsine
pieces, Mr.. Setchell and all the princ.psl MON.
bors Of tho company, including Lofty Hongh,
Jennie Parker, and Efle ,6srm5n, will appear.
The entsrtaiument wilt II uiy be- % rtoh Coifio
festival, Manager 0rover WIN shbttly produce,
ErIonS ne celebrated ,;a comsdy ofsSEtsryocdy's
CAxrraBuaY.--Pa,ronass Of he .ses. liberal
character continues t. be bsatowsd upon this
attractive aud elegsnt pIscs ~ amusement:
The exquisite notes OF the, DSsHllful child Of
song, Mss Carrie Butler. mi q wslcnme 10 lbo
ears Of every one who listens, 70 herrg The
Ia Of the very highest olase, and 10 greatly I'd.
lnired by the thoussrds of spectators who al
the spacious temple nightly. Tho thrilling fcsts
Of the daring gyrnnas's. LSwis and Christie, are
1ssy "sslo ss'1sisin eS@ssan = sSy ss wor aHa
bot, and others, keep tho audience CONTINUALLY
in II laughing mood. Tonight, Harrison, the
popular ex,smporaneouss singer, mAkes bis ap.i
poa'ance; and the ls,iermsnos VII concl.de
anu INK farce, BY Harry Rice, entitled |" The
Haunted Hotel" A capital bill, indeed, for this,
the best ventilated and coolest place ofanuss;
mentin the pity. .Igs-l, IGTsII4li 1i' III 10 N
,0pD FgLLows' HALL.-stanlsy and Couspt's
great Poemorama 10 drawing crowded houses
lightly, M well II might. wehad the pleasure
Of seeing these truthful and artistic painting,
and can assure our roadors. H., all sincerity,
that these pictures arc tho beat we ever saw.
Tho battle OF Bull RGa, with "Bull Ran Russell"
in fae foreground, performing sOIne rare eques.
Il N feats, is the most spirited artistic produo.
ton We ever saw of the kind. BY. al means,
we advise our readers to visit the great Views
Of the war tyr the Union. .,r.'7 '.'- .,.ts Z
ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-This is q delightful place
for these hot days, to orjoy !" sweet concord
Of Sounds" while psrtsklog OF the most deli.
cious beverages and tho best rcffeshmsnts In
the city. .,r..-.l.s.r,, n ,'.'t ~. 4,
Meeting Of the Road sfTsssssss Il sAs
Pubic schools. "Eff.
The Board met at O'Clock yesterday sftsr.
moon, DR.. Walsh, President PRO tenn, In the
chair. H .." s7'' N ~,
The monthly reports Of the teachers OF the
several schools were reoeived. 7sE rsqry
MIR. Utarmshle presenter the application Of
Miss Tyler, OF Ohio, for An appointment as
cations Of Miss Sarah B. Tfiplstt and Mias Ma
ria Chamberlain, Of Now Hampshire. Referred
TO the committee on teachers. vi. IT,, a.,
A communication WAS received tIon Dr..
lronside, late member Of this BsS'd d from the
lirst district, accompanied BY three oil paint.
fsred rs premiumss to merit displAyedoy the
pupils in the schools Of the hFst distifot y On
mttion OF Mr.. Holmead II was referred II the
sub board Of the arst district. -. ..r'
The treasurer presented Lis accounts for the
past month. Approved. r,.. mo-. No., .t'.ag.-
Mr.. Miller, from the committee on text books,
presented report on tbs subject Of maps,
with resolution that the Board authorize The
purchase OF lG copies Of the .Continsntsl map
If North America" 20 copies Of. Aitchsll' 3
map Of North America" and 8 copies of the
map Of the world, on Murc Ator's protection,
the total coat of wnioh will be $3.50. 4 - n
Mr. Stewart moved that the Board also au-
th0rize tho purchase Of sufficient number oi
Peton's Outline Maps, to supply the pitmsry
schools in all the distfio,s. he urged the sdop.
tiun OF this proposition vt some length.
Messrs. Wright and Miller urged the passage
OF the original proposition, as submitted by the
committee. ta..tg p,., g.irygl,sygFi
Mr.. Stewart was sorry TO see disposition
manifested here 70 get along with just as little
eXpcn.o as possible. We ought to adopt u more
enlarged policy in the conduct Of our public
school system. Il this progressive policy e
back US up; and instead Of our schools meeting
in pig.pens, they would assemble In palaces,
comparatively speaking, He meant no disre.
spect. He hoped this yoar, and this time, would
bo the beginning Of " new order Of things In
Inc manner Of conducting our public school
system. n..'
Mr.. Utermehle was willing to do all that the
gentleman wished to do, but he was opposed to
haste. He did not wish expenditures t0 be
made without authority from the Councils. p
The resolution of the committee WAS adopted.
The proposition OF Mr.. Stewart then passed.
DR.. " alsb, the ohairmsn Of the committee on
that subject, then reported Giprogramme for
the approaching annual EXAMINATIONS OF tie
schools, which no stated did not differ mate.
rally from the programme oflast year, sxcspt
that the order ia reversed, and the exaniina
tions will commence 10 the fourth district. ln
the matter Of premiums, scholarship shall no,
ba the basis Of merit, rs last year, but the In,
pr0Ucn,eni made during the year shall be the
ground Of merir. .,r... .,
Tho report was adopted. .f H. ....., ,.
On motion OF DR.. Walsh, one hundred and
fifty copies Of tho programme was ordered tt
he printed for the use Of the trustees and
teachers. ' - u.
Mr. Stewart presented bill Of t7.2O for the
purchase of sheet music for the concerts which
have bGen held by the schools. Aner some
discussion, ordered to be paid. ra 10
Tho application Of Miss Emma MON an2rA, fol
an appointment as teacher, was presented In
which the statement To- mace that she IL Y Ro-
man Catholic, but that ought not to be consid
cred an objection, rs all the other tssOhsrs are
Pfotes,antd.
Mr.. Holmead alluded to q custom which had