, 1863-12-19
AMUSEME MERTS.

III announcement
ond philharmonic Concert to take nl,co tf,s e1cn-
sur. ut Brysu Halt. For The tlrst time 6ade,s
sy1nptony in MinoE, q composition full Of true
coU particular attention to the 6cherzo, which IL
full Of originality, and to the Finale, In which
DanIsn National Hymn Is rendered with great ct.
feet by tho entire orchestra. The oye1tures to
..ye1,a r.sTo Serment and "a Fantasfe On
tbcmea fyom gtrsdeI1s. maka m tho orrheatra, &C.
,.r,innrs for the fonearf Misa Annie Main fsvora-
nv tnou, IN nns;ca1 circ1cx WIN sing an mir from,
sRohs,to," and an Arietta by Bslatks, This con-
~. ~ sn.1 1a,atofo,e ,uf1 draw mi rho 1,eantv
md fa,b,on NJ Chicago. md ever, available .not
IN The Ha,, will be occunicd
sou-,txny Wurrrs.-We trust our citizens will
mt neclccs tho lecture Of Lii. Edmund Ki,ke,
which viii be given at Metropolitan us1l on Tues
day evening, the I'D Inst. His theme will be
'.Tha Social and Political Characteristics Of the
Southern Whitcs.n MI, Kirke has spent most of
hIa life in the eouth, and being a man Of talent
and research and close obearfer Of human na-
trra car ana.1c +ruthfnpv and tnte11,ccnt1v NJ
,-b,t y. has aeen Thoae @,hn ,.va ra,d hi. frat
,ro,t. 4 Among The Pincs.n or his later one Of
s.Nv Southern Priends. ~ understand with what
,naater1y bapa be port1ays tho pecnltar character
tatyca NJ the Southern people. Nj. Kirke has been
,cctnr;np ffor an early ay Of the lecture eeason,
tat.-a -s4,ona 1,tcrarv asaocfatsons in the West
80 h1a effo,.s hava cvrrywhern teen ,ece,ved
~,t1 "A ,vor we home IN sec nronar -
a....,s. ~ ~ T;rka,a t,lants hv ,,rrr at,ond.
soeuts.a ,1'1.s...s w. "''~'1
"'.t ~ ~ TS..a,a o,r ro,r NIT, n,
.ox...a- ,r1a1x ~ Ne,u Fnelsnd ortoin x;tI nne1
- u.n ~ Monday c1eninc Thafr r.nn,,
~. T. a. .~c,t eatnh1,,hcd t1at thcre can hr m
5orht ~ theIr e1inent sueeesa. M, Hevw,rd
one ofthe most popular Boston yoczlists, has been
adcd to the Company since their last visit to this
city,
MUSEUM HA11--The dramatic company, under
the management Of j. ". Lsnergan, now playing
In Mnseum nall, arc not meesins with that gener-
ous patronage that their merits ought to COM
mand. They are playing some Of the choicest old
Enelish and modern comedies With an artistic en-
ish that has not been seen In Chicago for long
while, and for this very reason they ought to be
encouraged AL t1re lorers Of tho legitimate dra-
ma should feel pride in sustaining by their gener
ous patronage, the efforts Of Mr.. Lane1gan to re-
v1ve 4 taste for that class Of entertainments.
McV1cKEn's THKATRE.-The new drama Of La
vnngro, or the GfpBey Brothers. will be repeated
this evening at McVicker's In this drama Cubas
sustains speaking character. In tho afternoon
there will be Matinee. Cubaa will appear In her
character Of Naramattah In the drama Of tho Wopt
OF Wfah-ton-Wfsh. The success Of Cubas In this
character has been very decided-scarcely less so
than in the French Spy, and there onght to be a
full house to greet her. '~
The RICE FAmLY.-Owipg to the extreme &C.
vcrtty of the weather. the attendance at the Con-
ra,t or t1,e Rice Family On Thursday evening vas
not "a ls,re AZ We had houed 1t would be. We
h,va hnd nothing better for a long time than the
harmony of inc sHo S's'efs+ BON nave sweet and
wen eu4u'a'eu to,e's' tno sopta1o, ~ pasuea,4s ~
being Of tc.alAao'e compass aua pf.l9; laau nc
nope oe'ofe ''pt " uea' 'As'4N "''1 '"'s's
andicnee 10 erees tae~.
AE1EofolaFAa ahAa.--AtangIon 6 Co.a Mn
attele lid 1afeweA 10 Me1foqoHfan Aall tonight,
ana move in'o saes new anu e'esahs quarters on
aaa'oe'o0 stteet oe."eea .'asA an" oeaspoln'
on Monday night Last night hr. spauidtnss, the
Barp1at. took benefit. Sales Of seats for their
~. n. ~. ~" !. nas.-,.., 49,. ur.,.
I Kon1ssoN EowIs chcus:-Ihs popular
place Of amusement continues to draw Its share Of
~ a. ri.ss f,,,i. m, tn the stonJ,r3 ~ 49,
the httt tsafst a"''3 w W AaS n'aaaasu VI tnss
Class o. pubic enIes1s1nmeq.s. .1.es Eaa. us
nonn,nr entertainment Of Scenea nm The potonn,r
Popa,a. sn.s- ' y. aseaes W .ne .e'omae
IS sAmons' n41-Tho Thira Annual pali li4aat or the
seamen's Mutual Benevolent Association vii, take
. 1r.t-.-.,,.. ~, -. ,1s ~ ..
Dec. q. This Association FeEJ kindly yielded
their right to the use Of Bryan Hall On Wednesday
night last, to the Grand War Meeting atconsider-
allie sacrlden OF their but with apatEotc
dcsre to aid in flling tho ranks Of our army. For
ua - ~, :. 49,, ~ .haS s,a.ls ;.s
Tor which Tue ean Is gwen 'aey snoo1a meet win
generous encouragement.
TuY A1,cu7e.x aonrurur D,sAs4rpzAo.
-. 49,. - ~ - =. ~
ec14L ox 1ns na 1.. feaaers ol tns
1nuxz VII sseo''s1t 1.-THE the death Of an ~ untnown
.ua- s;I,aa ~ ~ 10 ~ ~ g nssn
.o. p a:u r % to he @ DEPOT The Tnessss papf Who
hell snnr =. the ae sna tst 'as ths tps
glneer made no attempt to reverse the engine on
being called 70 By them. on tue strength OF this
yestet4ay and c1amiaea before Justice p vol
Wtre w e4aGntd. and thsTr sgfdenca W. enmnieta.
| IL neeatofy OF that given On the inquest they
al agreed that the he'll was ringing at the time,
lnat ne enElne Ela WEE ploeeeG1nE ~ INC tate 9.
r.wrr.eJ ,he e1cfne H. 1onsnt he VA sieg.isad
there WIS danger; one Of tho Witnesses testified
that he was riding on the engine and ringing the
bell himself. OF course the engineer was honor
ssg Ut oa s' & wsf
standing en- an adjoining track, Just before the en-
E1Ue etfncA Q!m+
ARRIVALS At 7ur SOLDIERS, uous.-r.e
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~ * Hsndo1nh s.rcet ,sstsrs.~. ~.'e'0 At0n''
NO; 20, hsaoo'po suceL yesterday:
Hemingway, 60 >. DO; J. 6. Gilman, do; 9, s.
1nnssy 9ssssy Co. Co. sf 4 1,nans wsosk, G 60: sts
J. Il: BarIcs. c. +. 1s1h caya1ry: g snirnn1ns ~
/, 18th cavalry: VS.: Ianchbfs, do: +. L1gzett,
CO. =. SIh; S =, y; Anlnony, GO. y. 20 Mrn. Hhl,
g. s 5,i, Mnti1,,1 w F. % atS H. nv ar,
Hra-A' G. Hahhart. Co. b. 11th. 'fH'
eTp ztS 7 S:r ~; sTsyfEt se g. 9th; Rogers co.
Thomnsnn' co- ii. ao. j H.5Iort. m. n NH. = !.
9afdne;, g. $sd; Z; F; Warren, s. Battery; q.
q. Tyler' r. +. I'd. f. ". Dinna co J. Iii, H.
Nar4Ec,;t-A. i. MiIIcr. CO. f. 4th.
Netc T0rED. 4. Carhln. co = .stth. g r
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A YoUSG REpRoBATE.-John G. Sims, q
youth Of not more than ten years old, was brought
into the Armory yesterday morning for trial on 4
| charge Of having stolen poeket-book rontainin:
twelve dollars from a vooj ea.yyer IN the cfty He
| caa mt into re1t win 1same non IN ~.
opening Of The Police Court. When brought ont
the o1ner prisoners charged him with having
1nding II slowed aWay IN ~ Foot. lie Was, OF
How al he steal the seeand timeP Ge nn,1ca XII e
ieia1s are supposed TO- take away for safe keeping
a.. Kxes ann n9ney 5onna On ine person OF pre-;
IN their dnty. or ia lie oya.fsb The ronev from M
| the office drawer BY sympathetic attractIont Who
kno"s'
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION NsFr1yo.-The
AMI, ,,ee4,rg nnder tha aran,ce. of ,ba y,,n,,
! MEMS chr1sttan Association viii bo held in tbe
| Wabash urenue Methodist Church, corner uarr1-