, 1863-07-03

got but one vote, md in Pa1atine but six out
Of cpe hundred and ninety. The total major
ity in Cook county is 2,s35, which Leyden
and Hanover will swell to Ut least 2 400. Lake
county will probably give 200 majority
Williams going cut Of the two counties with
about 8, GOO mnjority. Has Aver heard any
thing drop?
Tho 0pera-Mo<cs in Egyptian Opc-
rattle Triumph.
Moses in Egypt last night, Was complete
operate triumph. Rich, sweet, celestial
depths of harmony, delicious arias, artists
singing con 0rnor, MoEes in Egypt was worth
all VIC hare had, leaving out the immortal
Don Juan. The musical public owe a pro-
found debt Of gratitudeto Gran for producing
such beautiful music, and making us Intimate
with sle grand works of the masters. AL the
artists sang their best, and though not sing
ing to n crowded house, rendered their parts
as acccl'iably as though singing to thousands.
Lorini as Anaide ftr1y surpassed herself
She threw herkcn into her character with
fcrvor and naturalncss we haye not seen her
exhibit before. The duo, with Brigno'f non
ter chc, IVES admirable. The voices blended
in+o one s,,1en;lid strain of melody which ,1.
solutcly auproached nernctIon. Tn tbc IN
pdnloi, her expression was not alone superb,
but her execution WAS exceedingly brilliant,
bringing out new resources, and d;sn'ar;nr :,
Gc>ihi1itv Of vo,cs we had not b.G,rc r,y,n
her crdit for Tier whole r,,1c ,res consc;o,.
1iouely md beautifully done.
Morcnsi as sinaidc looked swcetly and sang
sweetly, and her rich voice. mostly used dur.
Ing the evening in mezzo soprano, was beau
tifully effective, more especially IN the Grand
quartettes and quintettcs, sprinkled through
tie opera. She was charmingly dressed, her
graceful robes setting of her fine form to the
utmost advantage, Every movement WIS
studied with m eye to. grace, and classic
grace worthy Of an Egyptian Queen.
Susini was .Angrlo's Moscs yitallzcd: crect.
s,atcsquc, majestic and sublime. &c seemed
the yerv impersoration Of Israel's leader lust
stc,,ped down from the canvass of some Old
master. We doubt If there is another Moses
rpon the stage equal 10 lis. His splcn.
did voice seemed deeper and erander than
crcr, adding to the rich ha1monics IN under
tone which pcryaded alI, controlled a,l aud
rr,nd d,,noson Tho ;nvoc,t,on w,a H.,
6. "s 1a'
pfeefi'e 0t1u eoieAu'' 1ao III tnc nna1e OF inc
tni1o ac.' As 'oice was sesS tnnndee peal.
IN 'ne rtayef a,so' us 'oice, aooSe al' gave 10
1ns e"a"''se .n'' "enoe1aat power WHICH
'inu,s'o " " 'A1e ne*4ts u ene nstene1'
N'gAoAe "ss IL LIS oses VOICE ana usea II
IN MS ees1 s'sle' he e3ino'!ea an aftlsttc in
te1eeI IN LIE part, anu was aa1sheo In every
thing he sung -Amodlo has secondary part
ot very nngfalelu1 character but Of course
dad II well. LOUIS voice was very elective
: III tne 4uaf'e.les. 0e IL cn"dea 10 great cred
II 1or Tue hanoso.ne '''allnef III WINCH ne sung
1he qoafts'1e M 'ao"ea "a toee WAS the gem
q 1ae cfen''e' ~ WIS eule'o4y done, anu
"on IN entnuf'asue encore.
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a.'a .ns "tne1 ~ uI' 4a.ot4'o as'a, ep'''t'
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crowded mouse.
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gant carriage ard pair, as token Of their
friendly rcpnr6. With these meD IN 1,.,n
r.z.a .ast.r+1,, ,~oo,,ta wi - ,,ah1a III,
Kentucky bays wt7c procured through the
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assnss =. Aaf' "An' ia'aea, " 'ae fn@h'x :
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sl4-se"'eo pn@to''. o1 NC" Aasen Conn.,,
manufacture, was ordered Of a1essrs. coan 4
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Len o'cehet VI tn's ca.s, costing nearly
Thousand dollars Willie The harness as superh
as eyct1,ent material and workmanship conld
make It. was ordered Of Mr. D. Horizon of
flis civ. aud co.t $3.50. The entire est.h,;sh.
rne,,s ;s in ncYtect tcc,,f.o md foroe a ,ras.
He"a &c III te4tets eeeia-s =. ''nu 1ptue ptts9-
ent at once crt ditab1e to Mrs. Yates, the for
tnhate fec'pacn1 ana nef "afn. hearted trends,
the donors. The presentation Was made gal
et,v Mt snr;not,cld m Monday
ely ~ ep14Ats -e'A Va 1'@o':3'
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The University OF Chicago.
1t meeting Of the Board Of Trustees,
held In Bryan Hall, Immediately after the
commencement exercises on Wednesday af-
tcrnoon, Prof. Mixer, from the Committee
On Ordinary Resolutions reported the follow
Ing:
,,H1sss Mm1ns4ss' A. ~ tae dscesse 81 r7ol Edwin G.
University TO record the Est ioss from liz Faeutv
nj re 9 hnna q s,.,s; d.alh, Therefore
which has deprived Us and oat COUNTY Of m in. In.
st1nctoE 70 able efe'cnt and faithful7a man, who,
be constantly did while With as. yct knew not ho y
n nc easf to ncelecf his duty or for one moment
Tfslred, That while VIC mourn With the mourn
ing aami.y ana lfleaae. We Wonid with them be
In reference to Tie recent decease Of Judge
alanIcr7e. the same Committee a1so nrcsented
Eesoscsd, That IN the death Of The late Hon.
coSnixe most afaictit isncnsat,on NJ nsor;. ~ r.
G,y1 aud judicial lfs but also has taken from this
friend and pstron Of 1brrsi ensntIon 41oS' afas"e
Re+ttetd, That our wa:mest eympathscs arc here
by rendered to The berearcd faml1y and friends.
In response to these Inter resolutions per-
tanning to Judge Manierre, the Chairman. Mr..
VIM. B. Ogden, briefly remarked. titly com.
rnc,oorot;nc +},e ,;,tnce If 41,o ,,o 1vh,.,, ~,
an, ,,.at.e '%~
a..
VI n"tAoA VI D1' our1ousshs, IL was Enan1-
mocsly Fo1ed That Tree scholarship in this
University be given to the widow Of the late