, 1864-10-29

TIE OFKH1T1c CoECEKT.-Iht announcement IN !
the TRIBUNE on Thureday morning. thst an ope.
OF cou1se Immediately changed the weather, and
gave us mud. dfizzIe and rain I'D h6atun: but In
spite Of the moiet, unpleasant atmosphere and hor
rib1e uude1footatiyenes, fair audience Was at
Bryan Rall TO nanRurste the mueical season. There
were lew Of the iall stsles ous, but their sweet
md Comfortable sppa1el weIe The order of The
spoken, al,o Of stennl, "the roeustuou..," aid
and tayorite with the audience throughout. The
Fauet waltz was dainty piece of execution. ard
was received quite enthusiastically. Amodio did
the evening sang with apl1it and asttstc conscien
iorsness. Srefani display ed the same fault so no
tioeable last understanding his voice and forc
inc It in most unnatural m.nher:, The echoes Of
the hall made thi. still more disagreeahle, and
Epoiltd ZONE otherwise fine effects.
fore chiesgo audience. s!e: Te.ta hn1 remark.
able light tenor ycice, deiiciousiy sweet and
pure and Of wonderful syenness thtoag bout u
tous for any other tenor 10 have attempted the
tViyfo gentd, sEen though B.ignoh Is sina1ng to
h. Moalees but !s;ts yth T. ni,.yocs ~. can rival
nerve, spirit and fire to rouse the audience. His
greatest fault Is too much sweetneee. A hArsh
note w90d q ee an NM
ecntion, and slBsB 1t times with much feeling.
The u *e1vsto vas exceedingly well dong, and WAS
MARKED IN 4Qe HHH&& Of xA Audlll&Ula
Behnns furnished the accompantments In very
fne etyle. The second concert oceuss th.a even
Ing with an entire change Of programme.
TIE HurcMssoN CozcKRrs.-The we'll known
and always tasori,e Hutchinson Family, lovers o
liberty and sIugers for freedom, gave 4 concert to
large house at Metropolitan Han on last evening
and vere most enthusiastically received and up:
ptApued. These SINGERS, who have fought the good
nsnt o. seeo tos g5s 1ne ~
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MILLER AND TIE GERMAN vo7z.-1t IL not at
tempted by c. q. ]. Miller and his clique to con,
ceal the fact that be hopes to hide into power by
means Of the votes OF Germans in the Union party.
He expects sufficient number Of these to scratch
their tickets IN bis favor to secure hs election, We
do not think his expectations viii be realized. We
thirk the Union-losing Germans will never prove
70 zeceant to ther country and its caute as to vote
for bitter Copperhead, though he CLAIMS their nA-
| tioDal1ty-or 10 vote FOL npto,o9s incompetent
btsaute with thep. hs halls nom Fathsrland e Te
candidates On the,r uesson:sh1isklng ttclet; bat
Is M MT M % mn smoEg m % al bis supporters who thinks
| for moment that Miller has spy other qnslifea-
uon fo. The ofice than the ah! ity 70 pail sids
Re sbe ioT one single hour to rnn the business Of
the Circutt conr7, or that be would a!lo* any one
tnow h ho to do T. tsa ~ snosapss % o. sna
to be bye-word among sll who have had anything
to do with that Court over which be has
too long been the presiding 9enius; Loos
the l9Ds List fssioae Hoisa tes
brother Copperheads, has fe!t compelled to re.
commend iot abrogauou. See how many flnee
that Coppe1heat Council Of last rear refunded. snd
how many of his BrideWell victories hare beel
hove out1' Of the geological college on Polk
etreet by Mayor WHO rms with the same party,
but who has not horse scpse enough 70 enable hin
to draw the inference Of Rutlt from the evidence
submitted TO The astute Do9be1Ty. the same whd
has On so many occasions written himself down
an ZEE" Apart from any political consideration
tbs German Who ca.ts his vote for Miller ousht Il
better punishment than weekly visit to th*
Court When Dogbe1ry is in session, and the super
E1iitue tTe4tIpeLt he would then and there expert
| enct. Spare rs from the t1hfcnon; Miller a. 4
| NlRis.rste IL too bad: Miller as Circuit Cons
Clerk Eond render the city scarcely teaable.
11LMo1s CENTRAL B. Ron and alter Sunda
{tc-morrow) the winter tine table will be used 10
passenger tzains On the Illinois Central B. r 4
= Leave Chicago, day passenger, 600 T. H.; K4r
kskee accommodation, 4:50 = n. Hyde PArE, 6:4
4, n., IL m. 10 p. m, aud Is 2. n, 6andays q
: copied; and night passenger .045 p. NJ, satu'
A1riye 1t CbIcsso, day pas.engar 1890 p, N:
, night passenger, $50 "a Hyde PARK trains, 60
g. m. 1.a5 p. m., and 6:s5 y. 1n., sundays e.
: cepted. .
FOURTH WAgp-"An1 AND ASDY RASGERs."
Saturday evening to meeting at uhtich's Hal
p at halfp seven O'Clock There are but ten day
before The greatest pol1ttca contest the world ha
ever Witnessed, raket place. and when dieloyalt
will be forever c1uehed out. "Now il the day an
| uctr he heue