The national Republican., 1862-04-29

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Hiis,. Lewis, hurtash, Mulloy, Peake, Raub,
6hepherd, Stevens, Ta'bert, Wisaon, and Rich.
Is. Amendment 81 Mr.. xdAOy VI. adopted
fSs bin, as amshdsd, was thsn pasS.A a,
NJ. huriagh. from the same committee, re-
tinus male Department. J and ., in The fourth
district, with an amendment II eStAbhsh two
primary schools In the same district. 9, NJ :,
neasrs. hurtagh and Wilson explained the
oaieot Of the bill and amendment
The presepos Of soldiers in Island Hall whore
the schools were kept, rendered III ,A6csssAry
70 remove the two departments named 10
smaller buildings belonsingto the corporation,
which removal nsoessitatsd The appointment Of
ants, - before. Thia increase OF duty rem.
dersd an increase Of salary proper, and IN ad.
ditional appropriation was required BY this
The amendment was adopted. and the bill
The bill in relation 10 the Improvement Of
Judiciary square was rscopsidePsd and passed.
An act to supply deficiency 10 printing and
binding for the two boards, reported from the,
Ways and Means Committee, 1xs passed. .
The same committee slso reported, through
amendments to the Metropolitan Police bill,
now pending In Congress. Passed. n. nrf
Mr.. Wilson also reported bill to increase
poration. Postponed. r-.. .7H .II.r..
Bill to increase the salary Of the ward physi
NJ. Wilson moved that whom this board sd-
inns 1 uAt 40 "a -. 80
O'Clock, To consider the matter Of street rail.
4 resolution from the upper board, that the
boards meet npxt Monday, at 8 O'Clock, for
tho purpose Of e!ecting Conmissioners on
r.., sAmusenenss.
EAST LYNNE; or, TAG ELoPExgNr." "A new
play, thus entitled, IL announced ior produc.
ton At Ford's Ather |um tonight, and II its
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last week vt Holiday Street Theatre, for which
establishment II was specially written by An
accomplished and well-k known dramAtist, the
management will have ample cause 10 oongrst.
prise and liberslity. The new play is based
upon The novel OF Fast Lynne, or The Earrs
Daughter" by Mrs. Henry Wood. an English
authoress of deserved celebrity on both sides
o. The a Atlantic and !. praised By The entire
amply guarantees lis excellence. The story Of
"E ut Lynne" 10 irresistibly sympathetic In lis
sentiment, and has been wrought into its drx.
matte form with admirable skill and ingenuity.
Several OF its scenes are referred to BY the
critics Of Baltimore, as being In the highest
degree effective and touching. 80 much 90 that
few auditors, however unused TO "the melting
mood" can resist the loftening influence Of
play. told in brief. is that rf \ beautiful and
accomplished wife, who. deserving her hus.
band and children, in u moment Of jealous mad.
ness, returns disguised. after years OF anguish
and remorse, 10 Al the position of governess to
foDdy loved husband IN welded 10 her hated
rival, and this grief, added IN her ever.aoting
rsmnrse, eventually kills her, but not before
she has received the forgiveness Of the man
she had 80 deeply wronged. Upon this symPs,,
interest and beauty, and one which, II its mer.
its b. all that Ia claimed for II, and that We
are disposed to conoeda. will prove sdelighth,
addition TO the stock Of popular plays. 'r
establishment Is still st the flood. Each sue.
IeediDg night hnds audiences more brilliant In
appearance and larger In numbers than on the
preceding evening. The beauty and comfort
Of tho house 10 being more fully developed 1T
thoroughly .pprsoiating .bs genius and isbors
Herculoan OF NApOleOnio Manager Grover. Last
evening. Mr.. Z. L. Tilton made his first regular
dramatic appearance, In conjunction with Miss
Susan ID Denim and Mr. Ben Rogers We think
company has been most ceverly calculated and
admirably effected by Manager Grover. With
bis powerful and artistic triple company, he
can now produce, In nrst.rate style, many
pieces Of rare morit and acknowledged popu-
larity. which cannot b.. performed. even 10 AN
Interior manner, BY large majority of what
are known as the standard theatres Of the
The :" Willow Ccpse" WAS presented last
recOlectiou. II WAS an uneQuivocal success,
and was frequently interrupted BY avalAnohes
~ applause. In the most impressive scenes of
tbis = q thrilling drama, thor: we're but tsy eyes
strainabIe tears Of sympathy. kr. Tilton, Miss
Denim, and Miss Hough, each met with Cat.
tering reception, and were called before the
curtain several times. The piece will bs re.
well worth the price Of admission to see Gshs
great scene Of the Banks Of the Llewyn."
The performances will commence with the
lsughable farce, "Your Life's in Danger"
CANTERBURY HALL.-Suocess crowns success
at this R9pulsr MUSICAL resort. A novelty,
last evening to IN audience overfowing and
enthusiastic. Mr.. Frank Brewer impersonatss
the principal character, Ginger Blue, which 10
teemng with fun; and from the manner In
doubt not but that II will enjoy lengthy
" run" Miss Mile Fowler, the Beautiful and
graceful disciple of Terpsichore, and Mas Ida
Duval, the song.bird, still appear each night.
receiving loud encores In their now and artistic
songs and dances.
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOusE.-A large and bril-.
liant audience, among whom were many ladies,
assembled xt the Continental last night. to greet
tho charming vocalist, Mics Mary Walton. This
talented lady was rapturously enoored in every
piece she sang, and achieved u triumph Of
which she may we'll be proud. The grand Ma.
tonal tableau, presented last evening for the
first time, WIS well received, and will be re.
peated this evening. On dit, that Miss Marietta
Ravel, the greatest danseuss now on the Amer.
ican stage, 10 shortly TO appear At this estab-
lishment. We are plsssod 10 inform the public
that the fine Overtures Of the orchestra, under
the leadership Of Prof. 'Nsohman, create, every
night, a great sensation among the spectators.
Tonight, \ new and fne bill.
Baltimore Annual Con ference OF the M.
q. Church.
Conference met, and the roll WAS called. The
minutes were read and approved.
Reports from the several Committess were