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%HaKk Spcalz unO Snltrumcntnl -@c1cert
% uatsr Der DIRECTION BON
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jHm 8efeR. Der nptbIetbeneen
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4r1fte Der Stdet babel riimirfen nerben,
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WerS. z. Gift Stnitb, r,,..3-e
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, 1864-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

TEE OrEk=--Laat night, Mozart@s immortal
Don Giorannf WIS produced to q crowded house.
Conaidezing tho impossibiiity Of producing tho
effects, both scenic, choral and instrumental,
which aro requisite to the proper performance Of
this great work, and tho disadvantages ensuing
thcrefrom, 1t was very crelitab1y done. Until We
hare an opera housc. and the proper choruses md
oEchestras, VIC shall never have Don Giovanni, or
in fact, any other opera, as 1t shou'd be done.
Lorini rs Donna Anna fllled her character very
well, and sang in good voice and with spirit. Mo-
renti as Donna E1yira, looked and acted the part
finely, but her voice Is hardly adequate to the role
and some Of the high notes, particularly in the
masked Trio, ehc obliged to omit. It is untos-
tupate TINT tho resources Of tho company should
not be equal to the requirements Of 80 great an
opera hut this VIC can hardly expect, three prima
donnas Of p1e-emsnent tnlent specially adapted to
the pars being absolutely essential to Its perfect
rendition. It 10 certainly not to be expected that
wa should hare very highly finished representa-
ton Of this OPERA for the great Russian b.osapher
Of Mozart has been obliged to select an ideal re-
presentation OF It for his analysis, his extended
opportunity Of hearing II never ha7ing furnished
him with perfect representation.
castrt was charming Zctltr asaud rendered that
mrnidccnt arm tho Dafsi, Taiit which is the yery
essence Of coaztng, wheed1tng, persuasive CO.
quetry, with u delicious simplicity end ndfrxts.
The serene TRANQUILITY flowing vedraa caytno was
also rendered In beautiful taste, HCr action Of the
character throughout was excellent and her singing
very fine.
Fornes in the role Of Lcpo1el1o Was admirable
The eomical features Of the cta.acte, were some
what exaggerated and at times dered yery broad
but the scene with tho Commentators yyan mas.
ter piece OF action. II WAS the fmnersonatfon NJ
mortal terror and aconv strinned Of ln,icrons 81.
fecta ,vas ,orted mn tn ;ts ,o,,,t =,
magnificent manner and yros An a,oonent fa-a.had
OWING Of Forrnes, nower in h;a rrcnt rhsrsetasa
The Cata]orue sono VIVA evcel,ent1v aona nna :
capital exponent Of his bnfro cbaracter Anar+
f,am the cracoerstfona tbo rola ~
ance. t~'-'A'A''
aroro,,, =. ,,.,.. -.
, 1864-02-11

with whom be acted would have ABILITY to come
Of The man whose opinion they were willing to ar-
AID even Where this element Of harmony might bo
lacking, The custom prevalent In England, ~ well
a. II many Of the United States. hy which. before
tc sue M Th ths e iss
which It IL decided to dash upon al the light Of
hjsi vel trained intellect, md to tell them almost
conclusion to be drawn nom the Law and tho facts,
md % facilitate a verdict: sneh ! Judge would, Of
.p .ss Id be desd IL g e
rnnce Of the iury. or to their danger OF mistakng
ihepr er conclusion to be drawn from facts ap.
paEfntly conflicting and complieassd: ..,,u..,
adapt II to the conditions OF which we hare been
FpcaktnE arr prevalent In our own community II
se impossible 10 cay. But It wonld certainly seem
that : eysten requires eone notifications, which
occasions de1ays amounting in fnnumefable In
siancer almoet to denial of Justice.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couRr--Lgofr Hon,
72ot. D.tnn.zond; Judge Common Ld1e.,
Brown ve Brown ct o.. Continued
.a!s--Jewct "a Waterman ct al. Dismissed at
z;e-rattsson vs Walker. Dismissed By plalnt-
S7-worthen rs Adams ct al. Dismissed as by
stipulation -...
za-Kirerley ct al 70 Preston ct al Judgment
4tb~BaTiley " chicago & Alton R, r. Co. On
Brown ct al VI usnecl. Motion to suppress
deposition Of Jerry Robinson, sc.
6Si-seamsn "a Thorne ct al. Leave to tle sup
Elemental bill.
6t6-Iialstead va Warner ct al. Decree for COM
SCrrn1on CornNBgorsH9 Hon. CHIgf Jttsties ina.
n WTtan, In CnancesT.
s51-Pennoyer 7s Brown ct al: Decree cntered-
HEconpKH's CouRr-Bgofs Hon. E. Fan Bures,
Judge
ChanctTy-
standt W standt. Jury called. verdict for COM.
plaiuant- DITorce.)
Criminal Casss-
People va Cartwright. Verdict guilty: Motion
far new trial by defendant.
Same vs Mary Conley. Plea Of not guilty.
Same rs Mary Bremen. Plea Of not gully.
Same vs Mary o. Fitzgerald. Plea Of not guilty.
Same "a Clark. Plea ofnot guilty and continued
by agreement, Bail SEQ
Same vs Fanny Eemble. Plea Of not guilty.
Same rs Catherine s. Eelly. Plea Of not guilty
Same ys Nellie Weller. Plea OF not guilty.
Same "a GIrason. Plca Of not guilty.
fsaEaa Is Wilson. Plea Of not guilty.
Same 70 Jupltz. Verdict guilty. Motion for new
trial br defendant
Bamc vs Jennings. Verdict not guilty.
Same TO Winters ct al Recognisancc dlsmis-
eed.
Same ve Morgan. Plea Of not guilty.
Same " Gray. Plea OF not guilty.
Same Us Mccarty. Plea Of not guilty.
, 1864-02-11
A "pEMoCRATlc PARLEY,"
A Call to the Pence mcn--They Assem-.
bio In Councll-PolItic8 and Old Rye.

The following note OF invitation WAS recently
circulated among the select few OF the party which
still delights to call itself Democratic"
You are invited to meet several gentlemen at
Parlor No. !, fremont House. Monday evening,
the 10Th instant, to consult with reference to the
Convention. It is earnestly hoped you viii at-
By request. W.F. 6ronrY.
The call WAS strictly confined to the straight ones
Of the party, none OF those known az "War De-
mocrats'' bein. invited. ]. ", Sheahau was not
posted In the Matter. and George A. Meech was not
admitted to their C0uneets. A few others whose
loyalty to the GAUGE Was suspected, were sent to
New England (another name for Coyentryelcf1
ont In the cold.
Pursuant to tho call about twenty -four gentlemen
assembled Among those present were: ". F.
Storey. signer OF the call; n. F. Tuley, member
Of the Central Committee; E. Van Buren,, Judge
Of the Recorders Court, and Dan. O'Nara, his
Clerk; Wahash c. Goudy, and II. Wabash Fuller;
J. Il. Ferzell, Secretary of the Inyinciblcs; E.
Burnham, wholesale druggist; Aldermen Schall,
Woodnuu, Sehrfeldt, and Mcdonald; j; s. s. Hayes,
Comptroller; N. D. Gilman, ex-would.be Mayor;
II. i. Daniels, the man Of smoke; Redmond
Pricdiyiilc, Of educational and maritime procliyi-
ties, and B. G. Caulae1d, the one who was be-
euiled by the Ornamental Japauner. Several
other gentlemen, including Mayor Sherman md
:. = soaieAcs, olo nos put IN an appearance;
A. -, ~ entpese4 1nat tue5 "eta ansted.
81 ne a'. msenng was Organized oy Inc choice OF
= r. - o''"Aa ~ sna't1nan, anu Daal. oHara as
oee1eta's. A1tes some ntt'e preamble 1t Was de-
cadea taat inc tnaarnan should appoint Commit
zee OF management, consisting Of slxteen gentle
men, ana az the selection of such aeommittee
"onso require consloe5ao!e tnou:ht and come dis
ctetion. it was moved that tbs Chairman take time
IN tne PREMISES ana announce the result Of his de-
hoetauone thfonga tue press. Nhcrenpon,
the Chairman wished to kno" the thing vera
1n1enoea 10 oe MADE puonc, as II 80 the :" lana-
tics" might take advantage OF 1t, and bespeak the
pubic hals 30 as TO prevent them nom holding
their Convention.
, 1864-02-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ta;1tes, T.nvn7Ianu,,C- -Jta mn,, f,,o,,1.
,,,i,a 80 u5 ,a!suai
VIII oe e'6u 10 carn tnat flco uoa1laas Will lecture
m thc e5tb Inst T,,a rot,c hand nf1,a,s. ~ a.
borinr taitbsoIlv and c.Y,cst1v We notfca h. w.
n. y. Truuue that sixteen t,1orsand nau,ea h,rs
been obtained 10 ths nctt,,on mt In c,,cnl,tio, r
thepc la7;es In nj, mi. nrar,nr concreaa fnr :
General ernancination act This has nal hccn A..
ccmn1{ahed usthont .orcst sacrifices of 1ahor o,d
es I
some bepeflt hom AZ. Dour1ass, lecture and tbos,
whohave ever lea,a this natural orator will 70
again, satisfied they viii be wcl repaid His sub]ect.
'Miaslon Of the War; Wfl1be handled In his usual
able manner.
, 1864-02-11
BOARD OF sSP ssSSPERylsoRs,
Second and Last Day of the Specia,
Session.
UNTIEsTOYOLUNrEERs,

D0UNTIESTOY OYO1.ETN1rNr,Kps q
..s.s.s,s eats'''ofs met al 10 o'clock 5e.
-.-, v.A s.n AAs, pursuant 10 adjournment Of III
~ aM.s' ue,o wcFo present, the President
~ c..a,...aa ~ aae1, ~ an1s sapctsisors Mger, Brown
se's. r.. ~uanen1. Oalton+ OcWolL Hrnndorf
oo,uot1 1,1 Eas"ea', Gibbs, Gage, 0ormley, Hainet
uop.as. n11me, H~tos johnson, James, Ktngt
M!.'cA, mceiaenen, McCadcry, Niles, Glen
ootu, 1anekef. Ptnney, lusheek+ Peacock, Reet
nopinton' Russell. shiclh, schterding. Strong
smith. sfclnhans, stcinmullet. Bchackfordt ". "
1dylor, Z. =. Taylor, and Ward.
The minutes Of the previous day's sossion vcr
read aud approved
Tho discussion OF the proposcd order subm1tto;
By the War Fund COMMITTEES wss resumed.
Tho motion Of Supervisor Dalton to amend tb,
fourth section By striking ont that portion whicl
fixes the number OF men to whom bounties ehal
be paid, VIE carried by vote Of 30 against e.
Supervisor Farwell moVod that no order bI
amended 20 as to TX the time previous 10 which
the bounttes shau be applied Tor; he would fix thl
limit at tho Erst day Of tho next session Of th,
Board. and make none payable after that wtthor
subsequent extension by the Board.
Supervisor Bees contended that there were man,
men in the feld who wonld e-enlfst but could no
return to make application by that time, Itwou]i
be unjust 10 them.
6uperyisor DeWolr replfed that the po,ra ror,;
extend the time at ita next session, wheseal
II could not perhaps pass An order OF Limitation.
Supervisor Dalton moved to nx the limit ut tht
first day Of September next; the taxes yould noj
be 1eyied til then. and It could then bo decided
what farther needed to be done. Ho intended thai
every volunteer from Cook county should receive
the bounty.
Supervisor 3. s. Taylor suggested that the ques.
ton had better be lets an open one till the next
meeting OF the Board
Supervisor Farwcll accepted the amendment OF
Mr. Dalton
Supervisor Irwin moved 10 amend by fixing the
limit at March 1th.
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r;s-,t 1hst . ,a,o ,s =, fha ss-,.tea 1.,.
r,oof coeftfye that hr had cn;s,ed f,r, +h,s
md wonld 1o credited to II. The comm,t.sa a ~
IA institute r1Id fnouiries "A Ia loc,ton ~
drncc IN order tn nrcven, imnoaIt;on r+w,sna
reaea,y Ia ask oncetJons of the rrc7t IN .,ara,.,
To rct at the trnth of The matter.
Supervisor E. S. Taylor moyed to refer the ,Rbo,e
matte, to committee consisting OF Messrs Far.
rel, Strong and Irwin, with Instructions to report
ut z o'clock.
Euncryfeo. Brown c&a4med that the War Fnnd
Committee had already considered the matter and
knew what the practical difaculties were with
which they had TO contend. The.yar Fund fom.
n.ittcc vas unan,mons in a.kinr, yor csrta,n nv.
, 1864-02-11
D / r ID .

Il Hall Yorkshire. England, on the e7sh Dcc., 1865.
81 telItJ.seveD3 years. '-N
In th!s City. Februnry 9th, OF congestion OF tho
lunGs, MRS LUCY PERKINS, mother or George W.
Tnperal th's tIhnrs5sy3 morning, 1t loX o'clock,
from sne Jesldence OF Dhrta W Perkins. Michigan
avenue. thzee doors north OF Ridgeley Place.
, 1864-02-11


In this city. Feb 9h nt the residence Of the brIde
father. By kev ". ". Erarta. Dir. JOHN Il. HALL
cards.
Otica, New York, and Davenport, Iowa, papers
please copy.
In Racine. Wis, on the ID inst by Rev. j. L. Smith.
Of Chicago. Rev: a. 4. KENpR1CE, Of Chicago, and
Miss MARY JEWETr, Of Racine. No casda ls5u1d.
, 1864-02-11

BoARD OF TRADr.-A meeting was held on
Change yesterdny, ut which the project OF secur-
ing new rooms for the transactions Of the business
OF the Board, Was conedered. After discussion, It
was voted to continue the committee for two
weeks, to gvc them opportunity to receive further
offers for suitable lot ,H
, 1864-02-11

sE1TrHcED.-Thc two junk dealers, Conk-
right ana Juritz, whore arrest We mentioned a
short time ago, were found guilty yesterday bo-
fore the Recorders Court. On charge OF receiving
stolen goods, and '*eent down. for one year each
, 1864-02-11

The KILLED SOLDIER REocGa1zKp.-The
soldier who WAS killed by IN nino,s Central freight
train, Monday evening. was yesterday identified a
having been Cha1les A. Welt, Of company c. 1et
Michigan 6harpshooters. He was single man,
his friends residing in Michigan. = r,
, 1864-02-11
THE CITY.

New TUG OFT1cs.-lt is rumored TINT q
new tug Office IL to be opened on the south ona ol
Wells street bridge, ready for the coming Season
OF navigation.
, 1864-02-11

T1pooRArm1cAL-1t Eas stated In these
columns yesterday morning that capt- Van Afmsa
Of the ssh Regiment had been promoted to the
colonelcy ofa negro regiment. should have
read 6SM,
, 1864-02-11
RMI'3SState fnr Sale.
FOR SALE By Ward g. St;


n OK SALE-Residence on the
q est Side bHcE house md lot, Ex125, on War
tenst near hlncoin eco
Koby: . 800
near the 1900
house ana lot Ssxl25, on Warren near Lincoln, 4sl
foHEe Ana LOT 251s3. on SAEg7mo1 near Lake,. $500
Iionee an4 ist EYES on Aberdeen Bt........... 800
Eou&e and lot 5I15, on 3funrt est.............. $50
House and !ot On Carroll near Wood. 2l01
House ana LOT On WaEren st. near Roby; 3Q1l2j, 3sD0
Hoote ana iot On Randolph near CuEfs, 5000
Monee ano iot sQsI, On Helstea cor HubhHrd.. $3.50
1e1L WtN.1t. j. l.. LEE. 66 Clark stteer.
, 1864-02-11

To RECRUITING 0FT1cEns.-The following
dispatch has been received by Brig. Gen. ". ".
Osme, dated Feb.E 1861: "The Secretary Of War
authorizes regular rec1uittny officers to be in
st1ucted to enlist men for three yeara under the
Joint resolution OF January IL, 1854. You will at
, 1864-02-11

To Consumpt1ves.
The Rev. E. A. Wilson's remedy for Cousump-
tlou, Asthma, bzonchit1e. Coughs, Colds, and al
Throat and Lung Affections, together with pam
Of bis cage, can be obtained OF Fuller, Finch &
Fuller, Druggists, "a and 26 market street, Chi
cagO. jay13u43+1m
Co TO TIE BEsT-Go to Bryant s. Strattou's
Chicago Commercial College, to get q thorough
dress lenclosing stamps) Bryant s stratton, Gil
eago, Illinois.
~ UouRe and Sign Painting, Calcimfning
Glazing and Grnining. Piper Haneings and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. +, E. RtaBr, 50 Randolph St.
Box 56s3. jay22-u59i-1m
, 1864-02-11

Opera Gslasses.-A hne assortment Of 6 and
12 Lensc Opera Glasses Just received and for sale
cheap, nlso fine Watches. Jewelry, &c, At Lake
street, feb 1Q-2t JAS. Fl HOES.
, 1864-02-11

B Diseases OF the Nervons, seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems--uew and reliable t1eatm en-
In reports ofthe Howard Association-eent by mail
Dr.. j. ssiIlin % Hoar6t9n. nowara m i assesiainn. M
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Px-
no31f6J7.3m