Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
PERSONAL.


GOVERNOR ANDREWS majority in 27G towns
in Massachusetts, 10 u ,57s.
Miss CHARLOTTE CUsHMAs sailed for Europe
from Boston, last Wednesday. u
A SISTER OF GEN. GRANT was married In
Covington, Kentucky, opposite Cincinnati, a few
days ago, to clergyman OF the Methodist Church.
Miss SIIDELL, the daughter Of the rebel am-
iassador, Is shortly to be married to NJ. ErlAnger,
the Confederate loan contractor.
JOHN G. SAKE has been elected poet by the
United Literary Societies OF Dartmouth College
for the next annual commencement. ~
Miss SOPHIE CLIMBER, who has been danger
ously Ill, for several weeks, with an attack Of
peurisy fever, 10 now out Of danger, and 10 recov
ering fast, although yet quite indisposed.
MITscHERLig, the philosophic chemist of
Berlin, 10 just deceased, at the age Of 60. He was
the author of" Discoveries relating to the Laws Of
Capitalization and the Properties of Crystals"
MAJ. GEN. sIoKLEs is rapidly acquiring the
use Of his artificial limb, and viii soon be ablet
take and remain in the field His general health
10 improving. rI = n
MARY PRovosT.-This accomplished lfa.
matte artistic, after most successful tour through
/ the West-pecunihrily so for herself and manage
ments-hss arrived In Philadelphis, where she
commences an engagement at this Arch street on
Monday evening next.
"MR. and Mrs. FLORENCE" says the New
/ York Ercning Post, shave made an excellent com
menceu ent OF their three months engagement al
the " inter Garden. Mr.. Florence's Irish imper
sonations nre hdmirable free from the eonten
tional qlsp-trsp Of the stage, they represent th'
real rolicking Irishnan, with all his failingsant
his virtues. A character like Handy Andy, nov
| l..la Nt d lsNar .N.l k,fh lr
Florence with wonderful fidelity. The broad hu
NOR OF the common Irshman, his sallies Of wi
alternating with acts OF stupidity, and the who'll
favored by racy bulls hnds ready and effectlv
Interpretation, and the same remsrk holds true O
other Irish characters which Florence has mad
his own. He IL incomparably the best Irishma
now playing on our STAGE
VEsrvALI, the fascinating and talented Frencl
dramatic and musical artistic, Is nightly nttracin
crowds OF ths elite to Lhesnut street theatre Phil
adelphia. Her pronunciation Of Engligh In tn
powerful musical French drama Of Gamea; o
the Jewish Mother" Is truly wonderful. She pot
sssses full, rich voice. and beautiful expressly
face-wbch, united with her excellent renderin
Of the author, and her powerful acting, contrl,
utes to make her one Of the most popular muici
and dramatic ar ,ists OF the day. We understan
that she Is coming TO Washington, and We sssur
our readers that thete Is rich treat in storeifo
them.
The play alluded to above was translated fro
, the French by MATILDA HEBRON. ..IHf
The DENNIS (sUsAS AND KATE,)--In speal
lug of the performsnens Of these dramatic artist
as competitors at louisville, Ky, in the REPuBL
: CAN Of the 10Th October, We usei the follovir
t complimentary language concerning bothii sHi
I susan, In " Camille;" IN 'de very favorable hi
As she slwsys does. Kate WAS engaged at an u
popular house, and had pery popular sisisr to
lend against, hence did not attract large audience
but the press applaud her peJormdneei pery highly
This Cincinnati BuR.iia gets excited over Il
paraqrsph and dsclsrss that we said that /" "Ka
had a pry unPopuiGr star to contend asaipsth "
, aeoIects to copy what we said OF her performance
, The Bulletin should quote correctly and then b
defence OF Kate and citation Of her recent suecei
whish we are exceedingly glad to learn, would n
be Necessary. and he would not, as he has do gre
i injustice to two talented dHis'es, than whom moi
p are more popular or more highly appreciated al
admired by theatre-gosrs in Washington.