Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-23
LOCAL NEWS.


actual merit than that possssssd b. q sdvrstse"
q eli g ncureisault's plays there are nons, pse.
10 .sd, = So!s sSs pisy u issssvss
Ing ms sxpenee attending the 81 this
ps{ SaSs s:sr ne We Se,sd
unusual expense. The . AvsiansheS scene Occur
p:s =; ss =. AZ s =: s
ducsd heretosofs IN this city Every scene reflects
great credit upon the scenic artist and maehisiss
Of he plses has Been written expressly Tor u b.
Herr KoppIts, and 10 the most Watering Of III the
nude produced BY HIN. Hs and Ms ssPrs.ssd
other feature .! features Of the play The dramatic
srtists were all sxeellsntly snoeessful In their
assumed BY them Mr.. ssrrsa < ~ Maurice. ssS va:
decidedly perfect, and plsased every one, n we
may Judge from the yariou. hearty rounds Of
yefsai fAvoriis with our public and evidently At.
,s%ps e ssssy: ne usiysrSss :1y tind ceiling
ois s% ssrsssss Il Ne % M Mr. sh
n. IL at all times correct actor, but he was the
sssssia J" MS. ~ss very nny
knows Ssw Amusing sstohei Il, 90 Il IL only nsces
sary 70 say here that be played = well last night
seriSs how wsii Miss DesiH unprecedented this
character. We are sure there are but few who can
DO fall Justice 70 the gsnus dispayed By thi. pcpu.
one 70 pesebsns Her story Il this. Pauyrette % an
nPss sSn ,Sss,s to az ~. nv v, s:s,
t lin u DusHsss Il 6fssdvsi Maurice and Lou.
lee, M setroths4 sfsr receiving. the pity sad
10. ~ nsf
That Y to to ls hut In the Ma,
ssorSs Sssss srss q distress Il X. Vanity Of hss
cabin, hnd, Ecing out, succeeds IN teseulng and
soadsss, .sisly 70 hsr hone merely In tin: to e.
mountain high upon the Alpine cottage, and for
nature. with Maurice for eonpanion. 4 close IL.
timaoy resulta a. q matter OF nature, and Pau
vrettss soul aging TO Maurice they are both en-
ended, Maurice femembers that he now goes out
upon thu world In . dintrent character from that
Which = ssssnsd With HE more iowly eomrade 10
that she V soon 10 become mother, and TO her
horror, that Maurice Is to BE- married to Loniss.
he DAY or sSs nssrsSs o. MsSSGies
with leulse 10 At hand Panvretts goes to the
ehatsau Of Crsndyal, 10 there discovered by Lou
the peasant By her betroihed, denounees that per
son, who, in his turn, overcome ~ guilt and re-
moise for the evil he has caused, and loving the
wards proves to be of noble blood and rich heir
ess. The denousneaf 10 thai belonging to all senti
msas II % u,
Duchess, and Miss Freeman, as Louise, were VERY
isacSs .ssSs i q it.sf sioSs worth lie admission
price, ~ should be seen BY every one before the
play taken on, The piece win only be performed
afternoon, when u must give place to other novel
ties, which have been a long time preparing.
HoIlpAy WEEK At FonD's THEATRE-Chrt,imas
Easymsnis for ne Peep's-Every variety Of attrac-
and painting ali combined, In the beautiful and
entertaining representation OF sstsnella, or The
Power OF Love- the magnificent show piece, which
the srsndsst spsctaeie Of the kind ever gotten up
Months before Its performance, eostumers, design
ers stage m.ehinists and scenic artistes were all
effects 10 be introduced In this dazzling romance;
besides, ballet masters, chorus leaders and orches
whils our American pri%s dosns, Ess Caroline
Richings,. the eminent artistic, Mr.. Richings, the
Roniahi ballet troupe, the fun opera company,
gagged In the performance Of " sataneila." This
grand uucc<ss Of the season will be repeated this
sysnnE with the patriotic sllsgorieai living pic
hcation Of the honored hero, the Father Of his
Country" whose name will never die; the memory
2: s our
Cltissns and strangers, With that true dscernment
which always leads them 10 meritorious offerings
for public smusement, flock In Thousands to this
CAxrraBuay.--A large and fashionable crowd
assembled last evening to witness the performance
OF the Canterbury arfstes, OF which 90 much has
been said Among the s audi Nc :, we were much
agreeably surprised at the yArious beautiful acts
a. they were performed The entire company APP
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crowd.
WASHINGTON vARIETrEs.-varietyA At this place
10 prominent feature. The management deserves
success. s,oliosys ss.n,il balls, Of " raeh- Az
could II be otherwise In the hands Of such artists
:. Mons. s.ollo,y, A. Grossi, g. Lehman, Mis-.
Ssiisti The comic piece, SPeter Piper Pep Pepper
Podge," in which J. II. Budworth and $. W. bud.
worth are prominent, wa: received with shout. Of
mime, was also q marked success. Hernandez A.
jacques strop, Il wonderful. The whole entertain
s . .ST e . sssnaE , "a.
Tssaaa, Miss Emma whiting and Miss Edith NJ
Whiting. Two performances will be given on
Christmas day-ahernoqe and evening.
PoLIcE MArrERs.-John johnson, drunk and
disordsrly, fined o., by Justice Drury.
TIN Hiniin, drunk and disorderly; nned u, by
John Hopkins, di.orderly, ansd -, by Just,s.
John sullivan, drunkenness, fined 81, by Justice
Charles Wright, disOrdsrly, ansd sl6s, by Jus.
Francis Hstton and Michael Brovancie, drunk
and disorderlyj nned s6, by Justice Thompson.
Jos. Cato disordsrly, fined 70, by Justice Thomp.
John L. Thsysr, breaking in windows and doorsi
Morris connor, drunk and disorderly; nned o.
Jas. Humphrey, assault and battery; bail for
court, by Justice Dom. --r..
John hnrnes, disorderly conducts aned si.ss, by
Justice Ferguson. 3D.. Lob. +. 49,.
D, whalsn, shooting in the street, fined %, by
w. whaien, Thomas, Martin, George Jones, and
William Yates, disorderlyj fined si.ss, BY Justice
stratton.
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ALpERMAEIc DEBATEs-In the Board Of Alder
men, on last Monday night, bill was reported By
Mr.. Pepper, from the Improvement Committee
providing for paving the intersections Of streets
ssting debate TO- the legality proprey OF ths
Mr.. Lloyd discussed the question In Its bearing
upon the restrictive Of the charter and
held that that Instrument prohibited the paving o.
streets by the Corporation, In the manner pre-
seribed BIZ the bill. These Boards had recently
passed q Joint resolution asking Congress to per
it us 10 pave the streets out Of the general fund
He was IN favor Of that mode OF prosecuting al
street Improvements,
Mr.. Pepper reminded the Board that Congress
had not yet granted such permission, aud states
that the Intersections Of streets were always I'm
proved at the expense of the city,
The Chairman stated that such was the case
that, where q street was improved, the interseo
tions were improved without charge to the adjRcen
property-holders.
SOLDIERS CHnIsTMAs DIsEER.-It 10 . curissitl
IN Watt he Ia ement nj the Patent Dfflce se