Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04
AoApKNY on MUsIo.-One Of the bes

AOADEMY OF MUsIO.-One Of the best
houses of the season crowded the Academy
of Music, in response to the announcement
Of Mr.. Lewis benefit. The size and excel
Ienee of the audience present on Saturday
night was hattering testimonial to Mr..
Lewis popularity IS sn actor and gentle
man. The "Ticket of Leave Man" was re-
Pssted with great success, the whole oOmps-
ny doing full justice to themselves and to the
piece. At its close Mr.. Lewis was called out,
and made his Acknowledgements in humsr-
Gus little speech, which it pleased the sudi-
encs immensely.
The national Hungarian dance, by Mile
Elise and Sig. Constantine, was q triumph.
The performance closed with ths new farce
"Mothsr and Child doing WE'LL" which sue
essdsd wen, although hurried through, on
account of the Istenssa Of the hour, with q
rapidity which dstrsctsd from its merits.
This afternoon and evening the Academy Of
Music will be open, with special attractions,
arranged by MansgsrEIIslsr for thsFOurth Of
July. In the afternoon, at two O'Clock, the
very saccessfuI and popular dramsti5atiOn
of "Uncls Toms Cabin" will be performed, ,
and in the evening the Cricket of Leave
Man" will be presented for the seventh time.
Mile Elise and Sig. Constantine will reap
pear in their new and beautiful dances
The Academy will be crowded both after
noon and evening.
On Wednesday evening next, Mr.. C. Busch,
the Treasurer of the Academy, takes his first
benefit for two years, on which occasion a
new and attractive bill will be presented.
We are sure that full house will be present t,
in acknowledgment of the skill and vigilance
with which he has managed the affairs Of
the Academy of Music and to which its sue
cess is greatly duo.
FRoM LAKE sUPERIoR.-Wes are indebted
to the clerk of the Iron City for the follow
ing; The steamer Iron City, Captain G. R.
Cleveland, from Lake Superior, arrived at
thros O'Clock Saturday morning. She left
Ontonsgon Tuesday, June 2sth, at four
o'clock P. Il Eagle River the following day
at noon, stopping at the usual way ports
Net the propeller Meteor at CnPpA- HsrbOr ;
did not sec the Traveller, though we were in
formed she passed up. Left Marquette at
twelve O'Clock Wednesday night. The schoon-
or MiddlsseK had just left, bound down, also
the propeller Dabuque. There were six vss-
sells at Marquette, awaiting oargoesj saw
eight vessels at Waiska Bay, ak of them
bsund down the lake, and two up. Left the
SauIt at Eve o'clock P. n, Thursday saw six
vessels at Dstour with the tug Peck bound
up. The brig General Scott, scuttIed at the
Sault short time ago, had reached Portage
Lake alI right.
The Iron City brought down two hundred
tons of copper from the OHF Mine, and six
ty-fvs tons from the National Mine, con-
signed to Hussey & Mcbride, quantity of
miscellaneous freight and fair number OF
passengers. She leaves for Lake Superior
on her next trip, July 9th, from Husssy
MoBrids's dock, at eight O'Clock P. n.
POLICE ECoURT.-This court met in special
session yesterday. The following cases
were disposed of:
Petit Larcsny-Rsbsoca Victor, fined
oosts.
Assault and Battsry-John Stewart, SIS
and costs Henry Goldrick, case continued
to July 9th John Rootdiggsr, alias John
Hubbard, $40 and costs Mrs. Grifin, case
continued to July 9th.
Vagrancy-Jossph FennsIl, case continued
to 9th Dennis Murphy, do; Ann McGirty,
workhOuse for 80 days at hard labor Mary
Warfsld, do; Caroline Miller, 80 days do;
Emma Boseon, case continued to July 9Th
Rosa Wick, do. arss.,
!Disturbsnos-JOhn Pierson and S. PlersOn,
81, so each and costs,
Iniuring William Murphy, 50
and costs.
Levd Boha7iOr-oharlos Washington, $40
and costs.
Ann Lyons, for petit larceny, case cOntin-
usd.
Thsnsz session of the couz. will be here
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