Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-12


Exnnnsos a. CruvuLASD IEsrITSrI.--
Yesterday being ne olOsins day Of the win
ter term st Prof. HuniEtons Cleveland In
bttulo, an exhibition vas given lSst dgO-
ming IN which large number Of the pupils
participated. The large room ulse e
Gymnasium was ftssd up for The cessation,
. tsmporury stage bsingerSolOd, surrounded
By national fGgs taStsfally arranged, and
every foot Of space that could he occupied
without interfering with The exhibition was
hllsd, A Ans band, composed mainly Of.
pupils Of the Institution, was present, and
diSOOurssd very fine music.
OF the efforts Of the pupils We arc only
able, for want Of time and space, 70 speak
in general terms. The compositions Of the
young ladies were generally Wsll-COnoeiyeds
very oreditablO IN dictioh, and genial in SEN
timsnt. The several songs were well sxecu-
ted, and were not the least pleasing feature
of the exhibition. The declsmaiiOns
by the young men Wer. ell delivered
with great excellence, and spoke high
y OF thsir elocuifonary attainmeais.--
Mr.. A. +. Angler snstrined fully shsleputa-
ton he had already aequired &c dsclaimer,
and We think far surpassed any Of his prtvi-
Gus efforts in his rendering Of " CataliAe's
Defiance" The Calisthsnic exercises, which
closed tho exhibition, constituted re most
happy climax to the evenings entertain
ment, and were highly etediAble 10 tho
young ladies engaged - aiV ,s
The tabieaux wsrs very 6ns in concep-
tion, and were wen rendered. They were.
"sOuthsrn Life before the Rebellion
''Northern Life, . "Sommencement Of Che
Rsbellion-Goddess Of Liberty aSsailed by
JEFF Davis. Who has seized her by The throat
and is in the act Of striking hsr with dag
gsr,--Lincoln, With drawn sword, defend
ing hsr-FIOyd with bundles Of arms and
money stealing awayj" ''The Northern
Army-Contrabands coming in for prOtec-
ton - "The Grand Rout Of The Rebel
Army; "Hsnging of Davis, Bsauregard and
Floyd !" "RestOratiOn Of Peace"
The Military drill, Zquays tactics by a
squad who has only received nine lessons
under the tuition Of Capt. ]. R., Sanford, /
was highly spplanaed, and evidenced great
proficiency on the part Of the pupils for the
little time they have been training. It's the
intention Of Prot Hnniston to retain Capt.
Sanford's services In The military depart
ment Of the school, an intention it is to be
hoped he viii not forego. e3zI
But bsyound question, the most pleasing
and hsppy event Of the evening, and Pecu-
liarlY SO to the chisf actors, was the intro
duction in the midst Of the exhibition of
what Prof. HumistOn faoetiOusly termed " 4
lableau entitled THE Union, now and forever,
one and inseperable.'" It was q oomplets
surprise tosIl present, except those con-
cerned, having been carefully excluded from
the programme.
The center piece in this wonderful work
OF art was composed of DR.. John 3. Darby,
Post Surgeon at Camp Chase, and Miss Julia
F. Wright, one of the highly esteemed teach-
srs of the Institute, magniheSatly supported
On one hand by five blooming young ladies,
and On ths other By an equal number Of
gallant young men, bridesmaids and grOOms-
men, Rev. Mr.. Brewster occupying the
fore ground. Andmpsesaivs ceremony con-
stitutsd the AguFes ip the esntsr-pieCe, one,
and let Us hope hipssPArable," and the cur
tain went down amid VociSerOus applause
from the delighted spectators. A long, hap
py and fruitful life 10 the D.. and his bride.
The exhibition vas opened with prayer,
offered BY Rev. Prof. FhOps, end The an
nezed programme followed;
PART FIRST.
1. MusiS BY the Band,