, 1864-04-26

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The examination Of The classea In the Seminary |
Will be continued to-day hy Professors Haven,
Bartlett and Fisk in the presence Of the Board Of
Rev Geo. F. Magoun, President Of iowa College,
win address, the Ladies' Educational COMMITTEES In
tic evening, at ~ o'c1ock u the Frat congresa-
tiona1 Church, corner OF washington ahd dften
streets.
AMUsEMENTS.
Mcy1cKnn,s TnkArn.-Thc grand spectacle of
Nazeppa was produced at AcVicker's theater last
evening With all the scenery. paraphesnatia, SC.
Miss EAta Ffthez, who has achieved considerable
reputation In the part, appeared ~ Mazepps. It
viii be repeated every night until further notice.
Mugxua.-The beautiful plsy Of Ticket t-ofLeare
Nan continues to attract crowded audiences at the
Museum. 1t seems about ~ papulas as at tho CON-
mcncement OF Its representation. twill have to
ba toou Withdrawn, however, to make room for
other novelties which have been fer son1e time In
preparation. A. apropos, we pub1ish the follow
Ing letter from one Of our Heu Known city clergy
man:
CHICAGO, April -, 1854
DEAN SIN: Having heard frequent and favorable
reports Of the dramatic piece called the "T1czEr
Tbeater or Museum, was induced to attend n isst M
evening. with ny family, and the Character Of the
1csist The desire. although stranger TO you, 10
thank Jou ior introducing this play 70 the Chicago
T6ere can be no Doubt thst 1nost persons have
natural iove for the dramatic art, md very bera,
share Of the community fs disposed to pat1nnxe 1t,
nance theatres on account Of their associations and
abuses clesgymen especially, Who perhaps needed
hs kind Of oFs thar A. ,aEay othef cass
inc, and as pleasant relaxation from anxiety and
study have generally feared to set the example Of
attending snch places, because the1 sar 50 many
thfrra tn fft4nnrGYp
IN spito Of Ill Opposition, however, the theater
t1ousishes: i was perhaps never mora popular
the strong powers in social life: but whether 1t IL
accomplishing more good than esi, I will not here
undertake to decide. But Of this feel confident:
IL TIC se s sse 81 s s Rsy sMs
aside one Or two sn,all exceptions The most fastid
cause to complain. Virtue aud goodness would
have voice raised In their defense scarcely less
powerful than that Of the pulpit Allow me-, there
fore. to express the earnest desire that The same
high tone. the same freedom from objectionable
words and acts, the came mosat indncuce wlll char
acterze s future efforts TO instruct and please
You csnnot, certsialy, complain that onr citizens
hare not appreciated .yous attempt to give them
seen on % ea
that ii IL net necessary 10 pancr to any low taetes
In order to obtain liberal patronage; :; ,,,,,z
1'u's Ps Pss,or Of The Church Of Il the h; Releemer.
The CzAR AND Z1xaE HNAN.-The sale Of tick
cts for t1ls forthcoming beautiful opera, by the
Chicago Musical Union commenced briskly yes
terday, and the diagrams Of the five nights Bryan
Hall were liberay consulted yesterday At 106 Lake
street, by thoee intent on securing good seats ns
all may do without extra cost In this instance
AcADrux OF Mus1o-The burletta Of the Take-it
and-leAye-Man. and other attractions, continue to
draw crowded audiences at the Academy.
..The VaYfaffe4 and Relterse CnncfFf Hall enn,u
menee the week With attractive programmes. see
| advertisements.
Court Record.
cIacurr coun7-Dsfors H1f'om'' I-e'r"mon
ls5; TIE Western TRANSPORTATION VS. shuteldt.
to etrike plea in abatement from the fles argued
and taken under advieement.
1s5 4sgout ct a. y Butets 1T G1ntnsea
90. MackwaJ vs Wright. Judgment for plaintiff.
fs I'd notion a e Pi' q? st a:s. 4 cfss: s. SSSs
REconpzn's cornr-D<'ors Fan Buren, T.
II. Callahan vs. Laain. Demurrer to plea oyer-
ruled.
8. Poole rs Poole Default and reference to
| Master.
CIimfnol catc+
7S. People, &C., rs Fry. New trial granted.
TIE TAnoRs' SrB1KK.-Thc Chicago I" Merchant
Tailors' Association met Last evening at the store
OF ". Berwcl, on Dearborn street. The Commit
tee orpointed to confer with Committee OF the
Jeurrcyneu Tailors' Fratesaa1 Union, submitted
MI improved price list, which, although not
strongly objected to. vas considered in many par
ticulars tnadmissab1c. Another Committee was
therefore appointed to confer further With the
Committee or the FEaternal Union, and to report
10 IN adjourned meeting OF the Association to bo
held At No ,N Lake street, this evening.
We sre glad to sec evidences OF returning res
con, in the erdeavors to compromise the difficulty
which for nearly five weeks past las existed be-
Aithcueh not Sctuaily settled. it may be regarded
rseult ofthc sttceEla. There arc about four hun.
work each. Estimating tho daily earnings as aver
| aging &:.sS per man, each workman has lost on an
@ nd 4 hs s,s r E. cy th ai,osa s,
ton oftheir previous earnings ID drink md stu .
20 long time = to be comparatively united for
labor. Calling the profit Of the employers twenty
csnt % ,he wosk Of the tho 9,i
i vii bs sems tna befp1s thssS he5;:x los: =.
g. Ap par'ne1s maas seaf called capi.ai apd Lab"f
to querrcl about the dvleion Of the proa Of thefr
/ joint Products. They are mTtual]! depeads%nt % On
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certain rates, and capital cannot afford to give
thnn certain price. II men would study the &C.
tu1l rclatiou which exets necessarily between the
c1asses, they would the fntility Of side
trying coerce tho other; they would perceive
} that employers cannot fz the price Of their com.
modtiics ADORE certain mark and that labor c7a'
not bo paid above certain percentage Of the mar
kss value OF 4 commodity: thas the higher tsbos
charges tho more it must pay for what tt consumes,
snd lust rst wages a!l that ever can be paid fof
, Herk: 4 general increase Of wages has merely
the effect to make everythlu: produced bY labor 10
mich deerer, AID therefore, vhat the work
gains In Hages he losees ID expenses Of living, and
ut the end Of the yer IL not cent better off thsu
} when wages were low, and everything else cheap
In proportion. Wealth can be obtatned By labor
on TWO conditions only, viz: industry and saving
al that can ercr be accomplished by "labof nnions
and 'strikcs'' is to equsltze wages, SO that one
trade will not he better paid relatively than anosh
err. j may not secm 50 to the casnal observer, bg
little deeper reflection viii. demonstrate tht
truth OF this proposition. Nothing would do EN-
ploycrs and employees more good thln cosrcc
understanding u the Elementary principles OF po
litical economy.
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