The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21
no I48.
THE ART or MEETING



P"i's N tA5 'A' '-' p f'r"ssHs pssl
'sr.paz ',.'asI lam
able--nay, sometimes desirable. Eai the tears Of
srown people are inose Of less OH efienai,.e An
adHii VINO we-Ps es,ravaFH,rlv b either mahaaltb.
'iy pereeptioie - b.nt npen seisiss The bysisa.l.
rs. We no not refer 20 tears aruas from un i'll.
InS eyes BY tie pressure OF seice terrible calamity
We rne On tears shed FOR the ass, Of spp-aTauees Or
with q view 10 deceive Wtaean ,ssss evoked by
mean The lsehrymose sensibiify TO dcisssl i'm
pTession 80 Often proted to ba eoshpatiblc with q
cold ard cruel hsaft. asss b .s-x
Actors We do not rnea;. astorg in social circle
anr on public pAtiOrlas, o. which there arr no
r:ifny, bnt bona 6de ast.rs on the stage-~ars III
eorr-- rish. 10 cuiaiyate the habit uf weeping II
helps both The Islysa and the speeta.ara 10 realie
the psssion repre- senied. We have re:h indeed u
actor thoroughly eafriei a.say bv his feelings
whilst performing in su.ei.1 scene a. moi only Il,
pnnge rasI dagger hogac 70 tie fiif il, his breast.
Gut ia' hn,i'y I" s"pPort hs ehartcrr 10 the last
ny aying, IN {; studied ATTITUDE, according to the
iaost approved -sage rules. We ct1i-ss. however,
as the story een'es from HE other side Of tnpAt-
iantie an may not be strictly trits. On the other
h;sffH, "f- ni aar foremost Ei'glsh aetors-YOun9,
shs uagedsn-iEerifed severe eensHre when he
F"bhod aioed at the pathetic sesfure OF Mrs Sid
dons and was 6n;. recalled 10 OF l.. respon-
sitiii'irs, az me villain q! the piece, by the stern
admcni,on "i be Rteaf affrs-ss-rfteret in thrill
ing "uisper- Ar ioang. command yonrsslf:" .
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M.n'eh nav" 1itsn az 'AIfacrdsnafy tnsent for
yas1.i,s 'eat- - wy E4st Ahix shonia De 50.
are u'' "uuo"1 oN, tae.r hH"e nee ON tne Uaser
su.- ~. oiu'is'l n'eu.@us-Fs' tidss enter1pg
nsey tn'' tie composition on sorHty whether
iEi. "i ."l 'iseI's'esr !" 'ehrs, especially
WIN oe'f' n"' W"inea Hi.ist pe eareinl lot TO
, ~. - ~" ins % al"n SHOULD De re'
sflscu ior sts'.al osesst'hs- Inc more ffugsiiy
80 IA, Hn'u' ',e "esper VIII oe the eieet pio-
";e.e. III. @ va way desetloes young hay
go IHi win rAI'tai''is powers an tbis nne-
"uen Ieq' s,tu' AZ n large social safaeTing, TO
rms '"e rt ~ "ecP"ns, rue would eheer-
,n! .nFo ~, Picot - WIS As iouo"s Iiie
t,..s r,s''.., n's. M "rs.ae composed ana q
with tears. Thcn one by one in endless sequence.
the pesfiv crops rained down her serene counte-
narce nffd eaeh one nnfInureti, Hold, enough y
rs rue we suppose tf1a tears easily secresd at
ieet peiodeTs Us little an they cost the lady she'd
''ins 'neih
CASE oF DECEPTION.
We only Witnessed an exhibition Of this
kind. An Irishwoman, in tattered garments with
an imperfscty washed physioguomv. abruptly
waylaia IT'S at the back door OF our modest snb.
urban residence. Never was passionate grief ~
yiyidv portrayed on the face OF a human b.inp as
on that OF this excited daughter of Erin The
tears poured down her cheeks. We stouped.
almost awe struck to listen 20 her tale of woe II
was this Her baby an interesting little creature.
three weeks old was living dc adj in the village and
the vicar declined TO cOnsgn il TO eon,ecrated
ground unless the customary fees were psid-
" Sure Your honor will rive a irif,. TO cot the
blessed baby put tacently under ti,t. ground -
Now we were personally scouainteI with th.
vicar He was the most siniable ST men. Rather
than have witnessed those gushing tears fer the
space, OF one minute he would hay 3 gladly submit
ted 10 be bureu alive along with the babe, a
por:Iy roachmau was therefore summoned to ac.
company the Irish woman 10 the yicaraye and as
certain the right of the story Mounted on pony
Of corresponding bulk John started with The yreer
ing mother walking by his side In n quarter Of An
hour he returned flushed :,n;, diseomii,ed The
weeping mother had Suddenly dashed through "a
gap in the hedge, and vanished across the country
Both coaehman and pony were too fsi 10 ioDow.
ana the unburei baby was a myth
"Ah~NA' Ap'hS'ohh' ..
Our young friend Eugehius met with very
unpleasant adventure in railway train. Bound
for town to enjoy week or two OF intellectual
creation, he noticed on the platform Of the sta
ton whence he started an affecting scene. A lady
in deep mourning, apparently young and hand
some, bada farewell, with illeoncealed emotion. to
q as"arfhy gentleman, clad IN the height OF fashion
but iapo'lnK Under the disadvantage OF IL hatfened
nose ana "a Slight cast III The eye Who can ac
count iof IasIesf fhy is AKIN 70 love anu proba
Diy 'ie Lry n'to "e'h '"'icne" ofisihtiiy Dy we
h'tl extremely thplepossessihg appearance The
runway "ls''e,s'eS .he ia.a' sighsi--'here is ho
, ,iiie 10 i.7e-.Ht iuiF tears hefseii away am!
Eugenirs ehanees to be the sole oseupspt Ofi
Went the train The iady waved out Of the win.
dow handkerchief ihoistened by her tear, and
bi'ryang her face in her hands, wep' silently aud
PeIsN1s1,tS. VIVA. could LusenI'l' dor He could
oniy ohef the respeetfni 'Flbufe Oh an occasional
sgh Of a glance OF modest sympathy. AT Swindle'
bhrg, AS every one knows, the train Stops ten min
n'ts Tor refreshments. Eugenhs deheately offered
the aif'ic'ed lady q eap OF tea She declined; bur
III Il low, musical Voice, mllinured ihe words, "a
glass oil stout Eugenius few to procure it for
her. AS the train approached London he en-.
deayored to- sooih her mind By other unostenta