Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-12-03

A FAScY DANCE Al THE THEArva.-rhe Cincin-
natl Time, describes It IS lately witnessed in tia"
city. Every person who has witnessed such
performance will agree with rs thnt the piettre
is very correct one
! waling of hddles aud crashing = horas
in the orchestra announced that something Wa
coming; and something did come for Madame
Acknowledged quickly made her appearance,
and took w her position at the foot Of the stage
She was attired in white gauze waist ard par
of slippers. Attached tc the waist Was an IN
significant fringe-erroneously called a Skirt.
From her position she at once " made for the
foot-lights in a sort Of half pace h0f eanter-
grinning all the time grin OF inefiable sweet
ness, and gently stroking the air VI. her hand
All this while the orchestra <ccping up
continual wiggle-liggle tiggle-liggle. " TO which
the woman in waist and slippers kept admirable
time. After reaching the toot-lights. she brought
her left foot 10 Il level with her left and
fronting the audience remained in that posish
long enough for q fic dc joie Of artistic applause
to burst from the galleries, when she ran back
ward tiptoe 30 the rear of the stage. NJ he
same time grnning and reckoning to everybody
in the audience to follow her. After breathing
an instant series of terpsichorcan gymnastics
were INDUCED in around the stage, which led a
provincial couple il the family circle to declare
she had got the blind staggers-
Madames performance seemed to us ! grand
trial OF skill and strength between the right aad
left limbs First the left limb would support
the body hiring around upon five writing
and pain-racked toes, balancing It's comPsnion
Ia perche e9ujpoiso style and then the right limb
would go through similar exploit, SO not 70
he outlone. 4 set Of back action cartvAeels
followed, during which the audience were Paz-
lied TO discover the whereabouts Of Madame 5
head. which was apparently "nowhar. These
cartwheels closed in the center Of the stage,
where Madame gently unj ointed her left limb and
lay down on it, throwing her lei; arm oven her
head in graceful curve. the tight reposng
quietly by her side.
At this the provincial couple gave !, suppressed
scream the girl informing heT companion that
she knew all along the woman would kill her
self This position ol Madame 8. VIC presume
was intended 10 represent beauty III heavenly re-
pose After few moie exaggerated motions
terminating with grand HEiiigig, she ran just
behind the scene, pccpcd forth, gr.1ncd al over
the house. threw rardon LIS i tie Family
Circle (which hit our pro gineial friend, c.using
his face to assumed beet-iike hc". and Y7as
gone.
~.L,s has ol- eslipe iloai ...is f'
REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE PARLrAMEs3 ar
NEy In a speech At Browns University Prov
dencc, Il. l., ex-Secretary Chu-r Concluded az
follows, in abiding TO the part ,he BRITISH Pr
,ramcnt had taken in our strugg
:. Let us hope then, that after q 90.
var shall have blown over and ctr eOul.5rE sand
once more united, redeemed regcaeu"A, ia ~
the yigor of universal freedom, in ELL tie trcnsy
of rcsuscitated energy, that We may h,, "o =
lnunine with the working mca - Ea.t..1. g.
their representatives with the intelligence "--
worth which loves and honorS freedom Is h*faFt
Il no lsff .i H
IN building new confederation Of tl.e hDmsl
race when from all clines in some r..-e a
there shall meet and gather round some t-t,
the representatives of the parliament u mea
from the confederation OF the world tacn Wilde
we number our own i!iustricUs men ia tla' r.t-
lament men Who have founded and m-a tas
have saved the republic in that parliaa., s..
the world, in that Confederation Of aca.
Bright, Golden, ard Goodwin smith -ei--
bercd.