, 1864-03-14
upon Mr. Cit.endcn. and reported the following

upon mf. lluktEducuA Et1tVTfSA kA% Aesio"SA15
letter: ,o..
To Ito Nominating Committee Of the Opposition;
:Qrn11EnLa-1 am not uuawa!e.o! lho spsS,a.
elaine the Yonng Man'a Association il preparing
10 make upon tho attention and cooperation OF our
eit,1kns tic coming ycar. aad that upon tbs meas
Y s.f H s' aep1 S1cEon asI q o as q .se
soc.atian-almlng 10 awaken and cal aroma J!
fxeh Influences OF growth for mort oaafseo
epketc Of use!ulncsF.
In the namos connected With ny oHn On this
ticket recognize associates koen1v alive 70 tnis
cal! Upon cur energies tfo ensa.ng ysst: y:, ,,,x..
, Wenced permanent building. cneed MorAfy
Recommendations grratlJ enlarged, and library
We need hsii that fhaii become hy ita amplltuds
htee r soo neent sna Careful o
s,npatf:es ready to he awakened among o1r cltl-
sens. We should etudy By comparison and inyes~
and emulate our e;ster institutions abroad In per
Hsnenec and .hrcsdth Of usefulness. This may be
donc-he Association willingly aiding 1MnJ
Gfee1e s1E, II is only as such TINT can consent 10
Approaching the honor yen confer In the neml, ,S
nsicn. and abiding the result Of Tic ecc 1oo let me-
eonetsnin nc to 5eeiIne It, Sat iaf the important
measures for which NC believe the hour Is ripe.
nr1es e ny 91 m ebe ed SR vi, ID
tend 10 the result eoTeto3 BY us Ill ThsnE1ng you,
gcntlcmcn, for this distinguished consldcEation,
Gro. 4. cu1rTxNDEd.
Af'er the reading Of this letter the meeting aa-
journcd.
This ticket bears with It The csedentials Of that
merit which cnausrs succe7s Whist is wanted Is
reel live action. 4 pressing need exists for such
an extension Of the powczs and usefulness OF the
AEsocaaGou ns fs here contemplated.
The nominees OF rthis ticket will meet this (Mon-
day) evening In Pasloe No. !. fremont House; sll
arc expected to be on hand at ~ o'clock. sharp.
ADJUSTMENTS.
MoV1cKRn's Tn1ATEE.-Mre. Emma Waller, the
talented frugedienns, commences nn engagement
at McVickcr's Theater. IN Lady Macbeth. Hi. Ev-
ans is put down for Macbeth. We arc sorry that
in this leading part Mrs. Waller Is not to have bet
ter support than Mr. Eyaus' capacity will afford.
This gentleman is very respectable actor in parts
suited to his powers but the character Of Macbeth
ia way beyond his reach intellectually and physt-
cally. We doubt not be will enact 1t respectfully,
That is o will not outrage the text Of the pay but
that IA not enough. Mrs. Waller dcacryes eo;ne-
thing more than this. She Ia one OF the very best
living representatives of Lady Macbeth, and to
thzow in Mr. Evans to euBtain her, is inexcusab1e,
except under the force Of positive necessity. The
reputation Of Mrs. Waller will be sure to draw
| crowded houBes during her engagement.
| RoB1NsoN T. HowK6--Thc week opens at the
T,o a-,....1 s.,...a,o ~ ~ hi, n +ha Ne.art
- ,n,ss Iii ~ f,,t,od,,ro ian hc,ut,fnl Arabian
i.aa. III; ~, a,o,, ~, H.. t,rst tjmn. Robinson
viii ride his trostng stecd, and Sharpoe, Whitncy,
| Ar-,s- n,rcnnort. md other nopular members Of
! -. cor,n,nr 1r;,l anncar The nerEormnnce each
n;e,t viii conclude with the pantouimo OF uarle,
| rnin,e Ghost
ACADEMY or Mus,c.-1hc African Dwarf will bc
introduced for the first time this evening. The
| 7fxk1.
r,,,, jn the xor,; hcsidc Which MI other dw.rls
n,1c their faces Hta bes1,tv ia more questionable
than ,a dfIn;nrt,yc sxe. There arc other features
;n ths worthy ofnttention. and VIC doab
nj .rti, cTr;tc t,r admiration or the crowd which
:. s,,-o n cn,1,c, crcrv nfpht Mt the Acni3emv.
Mnsrrx'-yctwithstar The uclr condition
of the ~easher On oa'u.oaS, w. "ooa npssuu su.
WIS e4o"aeu ouiths 'n1 uas a"a 'sns. ~
Hoionsl ID u1ne sno" ~ "nu n,S ~ n"I ~,
he Know "iot uun pnp.'s eass 'en' 41. anu
goes l,sn1 ~ "o.A ~ e'tps ta;. -. v..,,,, sa,
Lady, inc LnHp"'s: tuc siuoasa1 eaHns' a., aa,
slsnof CapeAt a,u lns .la,neu nu1A,, a1 .n sas
al Tue "useun: Aue A".. "a. :. e.vs ~.
oe openeu ~ wv puo1..' .u,;.1-. Aoa ano' =. ~
many atttoe"ons oi tne cso1on4ane'' a. -
bradley, tae s'a1e nanase.' aAo H'anA ntA'n
fhlaoelpa1a, aAsc aI1aSe4 II, ~ .own.
I 1ooAsE !wiSs'-tne ttt.o Ao"a1s WIS W. W.
oA'S ----
ming next Iae pro9tamne mln e'1p'age ,e ~.
lyorama Of inc ptcecnt "al' tne OWES nen @ is'ns
en-, Pe!1osanse W 1us uu1a n.7,, - Nv :, T.
s,nn1 In .he amusement column.
vAn1r71rs.-Miss Kathleen O'NeIl, Charlie Gard
npr and Mile. Idzetta, are the stars at the Varie
ist,cs
R.y,-The cbfcaro Musical Union Association
made 11n m thc different bands in the city, wi
c5va grand bali at Turner Hall, on North Clas
st,cet thfs evening. for tho benefit of the Unio
Fnnd The entire bands of the city. numbesin
over nl1y, eonfuneu .n1o ono s."4u s.saaa :
usso ue ~. ~ ,tasss5 T., ,1,o wast ~
sonlolnauou W ~ "4. ~ 49,. 49, lit ~ -
onion uesefso tuc W .ns P"0''e' N1N "
~ant " see 1'e'1 Se+ 11s.1 oees's''
Mac hrrr,xr or r,,r f,u1cAco LannRrS
,H1 .,.ssLs .1.....-
AEs.-A iaise neet1s u sae 'ao"i1ns s.asssn
Chicago was held On Saturday evening at the Eel
toy steps for the formation o.
l the meeting adjourned Without having taken an m
t definite action. AL seemed an1ous 70 lo1" IL
society, bnt te" disordefs pe1sone, VINO calne
created SUc6 commission l1l II VIE lnp1SkaOe II