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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-28
Notice.

GERMANIA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. /, 1863.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Charles Bu-
~ shnr, now or late of this>c6untS holding
the following described property, has not ye'
paid any consideration whatever fer the same,
and all persons are herebylwarnedn not to pur-
chase any of said property of the-said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and G. Bushor. has paid to me the
consideration money therefor. ~
The following is the property:
lst. A certain tract Of land near the Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5O75, Abbott township,
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres.-
Also 25 acres in warrant 5O76 and adjoining
the above.
End. A certrin tract of land, with Mill and
Improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 5Sl9, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 204 acres.
c. Bushor holds also an trust warrant no.
25ol, in Gaines township, Tioga county, Pa,
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing $50 acres.
If WM RADDE.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-28

The fact that in consequence of rigid
treatment, cholera has not been commu-
uicated to any of the cabin passengers, is
considered conclusive evidence by DR.
Sayre that the disease can be kept FROM
the city by proper regulations.-N. T.
EUening Post.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-28
The ChoIera-o Operations at Quarantine

The Operations at quarantine.
Arrangements have been made to allow
the cabin passengers of the steamship At.
Atlanta, now detained in the lower bay, to
come to this city. Mr.. Whitney, agent
of the owners of the steamship, has placed
a small vessel at the disposal of DrSayre
Resident Physician, to aid him in this
work. To-day part of the clothing of
the cabin passengers was placed in this
ship, the hatches were battened down, and
then the clothing was disinfected by the
use of chlorine gas. These passengers
were also required to inhale disinfectipg
gas. They have exchanged their gar.
meuts for those which were purified, and
will be permitted to come to this city to.
night.
DR.. Sayre has epplied to the steamship
company for vessel large enough to hold
the stcerage passengers Of tbs Atalanta
while that vessel can be fumigatcd and
the passengers prepared to come to the
city. Thus far it has been unsuccessful
and until such vessel is placed at his dis
posal, or proper ground provided on which
the passengers can stay while the ship is
disinfected, the passengers, it appears will
have to remain in their present crowded
and unhealthy quarters.
The removal of the cabin passengers
will make those in the steezsgs more com
Portable.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-28

e~A car containing 50 bills of crude oil
vas burned at Cory last Thursday.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-28

THE RESULT OF THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
-Rauuch, of the Reading Duly Record
thus facetiously sums up ihe result of the
late elections. As record it is we'll
worthy of being preserved for future ref.
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Commercial 2uiciiigencc.

AMERICAN ITIfs.-S''erthwmtes tHcu'
lar dsted the evening Of the sth reports WY
ug the ~ces ~ American secniities cohsof. D.
pnioh..e. baug nsd. for Aui'rcan account, .'p,.y ~
moi. Central -lsI"s watch have uds en,d isg . 70 %.
I. e freely tateu lof iuvcf the low ifitrs lhl s
purch So Ihev have improved nom y % a. fiN.i wen
oure 20 upri-. b~rg fofwrd by touutniH hvut''
1t.v however clos. srhdy n, T. Al rcreifhS pusDo
/. b. rr done in Atlantic aud G.css esiom bon"A
Lospos ,loSgr h,RKEr.-1he Fund on inr 9stn Te'e
arm, m der tc a,ic rd reduction ia tho bark Of Ens
ul rate OF discount The druani FOL di.coubt was th"u
nly lirh. for IT, ,nd - The qr,ltsr. ,, =,
orroN-lL. sales the three days loot up 30" oh's VIC
u,1,r losing with iscn. .dlti The sales to srecua
BIElnsruyvs- Me.sr. Rchafdson spence Co.. enc ~
land Athys Co.. f'pofii fiom guri "a 10y ~ I.
I'm sdyonce u ID. sa's Of Rcd Western at 40 y
P@oprsoss-M~.r.. w,k,held Nah Co. report; Reel
dnlL Poi. uwnwttl tendency. Bacon ara. Lara qIie'
bat nrfn T.iowseidy BursfdnlL
Pearl sugar quiet. cos quiet bu, si-sdy Sperm Oi
don Rosn very dull spih. Turpen''ne q'ht' "o'l' re-
trolsnrf hfm.
ToSpoS M.rxEra- Br,adsiuf.-An improved tendency
..sIy Kic. s,raiy Tslaw dull SPIRITS Iurpentire iIn'
stb.t Perols um hgn-r; tales Of CrDer 1t ;all,,
IIyERPOOL March 3l.-toGIoS-Ihe sllos ioi
tho no - go a'es. the market c0ffns VIVA @e
elm. II I'D American for the week, and ga on our
d-. rfou. tie ,slr pee .io, 80 bales 1nd "a
eIrourr 20 hli.s a.. 9lovug sfe TIE q1otiions Mld
ali. Or.esu, l.id mobile iis ard plunds IA .
he AL, od-y add ~ :op b. "s shs market eo'ng WAN
a hTm.T 'er.u.. - -, II,
s1ArE " IaiDH IN M'scnEsTER.1l' ei''ces rom 'iaA
che, ~, asoabs and The Saftei iof both goods n 5'fA'
Br-sd.tuG. dsll ard easier. Provisions duh
LoSpos nncl Ill lusois fsf money, y idSt. -
n. bon In the Bark OF EnEand hs, iIcfeisct t"p"'
Th- bank ., fns.ad Ia. retueed is' rate Of e""h' "
-four cent -, a., -
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Consols closed a. soidsei FOR money.
United States fiye-iwentles ~ -.
FRANCE.
(oumeveiaI InseIiixeuee.

The Timcs's City Article Of Tuesday says; Con-
% Opened du sinIdys price, end on the rrcripf on The
usws sudden fail OF nearly per c-n occurred ~
irpr-son crested by the conrafAs-'y
low Of the VI hsnse - 20 revived poos
brs -puaHs o efsss bins replied iron i' nde
Tie rsnerabelief however 10 that the movrurni ui view
YorE rusrs LsnJ ~ tie Icc"nt English lees men
that god prctel TO be- reunited nom ISrpopl
IN, likelihood - such remittance. was oun1sd on
he the cotton captured ~ sav.nnhh we 10 h
with b. hitler -nd the lrsron now u tlht
il viii BE- in AiDfic, there can be no heavy Iay
m. NJ. -cied hcncc excerpt account OF he Consn
al sb.onion RedcT.I bouss. amounts ~ c"Isction
with wii ALL have g. DO reiaudsdto us nom GERMANY and
Holland -.
Tie discount demand III. Bant continues hight consider
ng She qnsr,er terminate. tridy neat IN the ~ oeh
ihrrcis fair supply % money st sdt pei cent
rate losn I. pr cent ower closing at - e United
states ~ advanced per cent Eio shrrf tpsid upl I'D
r. nn.yya IA aiJoed shars each Virginia sirrs snc
iliuo,s sptial tLsIes furhef a.
The TYnus city srcle Il Wednesday, March ~ slys;
There Va. 10 further decline day in Console aud they
cosd al S43lf Tie discount demand continues hsht
reduction OF 4 Is expected Thnf'dsy Confederate
Losn ~ 20 s. French D. closed II BIZ - eeniinr.
LIVERPOOL COTTON Market March "a md IS-Maiset
u; sLs or days. $3.50 bales. 100 Oh speculation
aGd IL expOTi. Prices irregular . -
LIv RrooL oas MAsKKr March 23.-Whsst N good Re-
qurs 1T 3D. advsnc-. Flour In better demand Indian
Corn "a 4 quarter draTcr. "
Lospos mARKgr, Starch ?a-An sdvaDce Of ID was
occnsora1y realized .
IoSpos CoLoxrsb MAsKEr. Hsrch 9-SugAr unslteied.
Tea unchanged terse declined fiom to2f cent Ihlo"
steady a 4j6
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The Libel On "CRsas."
(oyresn ,ssS~sre Of The LonAsa zvss<s.
pAp1s SATURDAY,. March 25.-1he TribuI

PARIS. Saturday, March 25.-Ihe Tribunal o
Correctional Police presided over by NJ. Nignon. gave
Judgment tey IL the fret libel case ikey to have more
Than ona snccossor) upon lhe author u tho History o
Cesar The judgment reeies that H'geaId' the
anihor Of pamphlet in twenty pages. entiiled Lee
propOs de LAbenus," although regularly clted 10
ans CT the accusation against him. did not appear
that FIRST edition Of this pamphlet OF 2o copies bad
been sold of. and that second edition OF vo had
bee seized al tie printers. III Lame the codefsndLn
that this pamphlet under the senbance OF description
Of the Roman Empire in the ti'ac OF Augustus. AID
Rcmans Gallio and Labienrs, reIsYe to the pubbca.
ton Of the Memoirs Of Augustns tTeab In reohtf {"
nothing else than France aud the goNehs
n, and OF This there Gao lie no doubt whatever.
That under thus vail the writer indulge. In ne mos,
insulting ana defsnatory mpnatOns against the I'm,
perofs person. That these imputaiions are In som
places adroit and Peidlors While IN Others insy eua
sonr. The, tIs appears from the whole of the pam
pblet ana particularly from the lat SIX pages ihaf
In Publishing and GellnG this pamphlet Rogead was
guilty 4 the ofense OF publicly insulting tho Emperor
An odense pnnshable by art. 60 Of the penal code
After these rccita!s the court sentences NJ kogcard
10 five yeafr imprisonment and . noe Of JDN
This Judgment shows IN It's true hght the value 81 The
assurances Jaaue few weeks sgo that French write
would have much liberty to criticize Julius tHa9r
a. any other work The Judgment leaves u 10 be M
frlod that writers are free 10 say bona fdo ma me
like about tho Roman Umpire so hong they do not
by side wind. alude 10 France But this Is tanta'
mount 10 aging down the rule that there must be no
criticism all because IL Is perfectly obvious and u
borrow the words VI the Judgment beyond ala doubt
that under the preterf" Of writing about Julius
Caesar and his successors, the Emperor has Published
an apology for the tyranny and lawsness Of Napoleon
l. and classification Of himself tire Ies,0rer uf the
Nnpoleonic dynasty. The analogy may be right or
wrong but no writer can prutcss 10 roysew Julius
Caesar and ignore this patent fact without stnltying
himself The Emperor's courts OF law. however. rule
that free writer's treat Of the book eierrng
10 ancient Rome only.
NJ. Lame. the printer. although the judgment says
that he had guilty knowledge is let off with one
months imprisonment aid u fine of JD francs
Many rich breBohInen paying fabulous prices for
NJ. Roseaids pamphlet In Brussels. IN order 10 remit
TO him. in delicate way funds psy his expenses in
exile
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The Ediuburgh's News.

The following is q summary OF the news ny
the steamer EdinLGrgh. which sailed nom i.Nelloo
York: II. 4. ,,o
LIvrRrooI March e9.-The news brosgh, oy tne
steamers City OF Baltimore and Belgian can,sn 'uo l,n
pressiou Ia ain ground this city aud hhhcheS'e'
,b,t rho var in America was near It's termination.
Parliamentary proceedings are unimpor'ant' A.,
Tic debate on tho Aduross Is progressing III 'nc
French Chambers. ,r.,r
NJ Oliylers speech. which is strongly i" imperinr
I'm mint indicate his separation from the " leli .
81 1lieIs spoke firmly in favor oil pohticai hpe''l
ard ministerial responsibility, ,,, -. 80
If,s rumored that the Danish Ministry have TO
signed. -, A.. a,so,ss p,;ncc
Augustenburgs claims 10 the Dnciies On 'ne u" VI
tAIctII. Mrrch 25.--Thc market has slightly inl
pro, ed foods are more salabi' Dat al low Pilcrs.
River Platte elerams of the lth fail 10 confirm the
capitulation of Monte yiGeo To Brazil.
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Among the pieces now prominent 10 thA 4
pertory OF this Heater is the familiar cemsly
"simpson Co.," wiict 5 in all respects one III
most ogreoebly acted tbs. Mr.. Wsllacks coDpauy =
appeared in during tho season. Miss Cannon, 4,
Jennings, Mr. Gilbert md Mr.. lloyd sustain 4
respective characters VIII excellent percepasa =
breadth Of effect but tie special vane Of the N
sentation lies in tie p,r.o nance by Miss Panw 1
rant, Of gsrIulous tielcn modste, which giva l
al opportunity she hns pot before found, Of cxhle
remarkable power in CHI fa'terde!ineation. Sir
s. Co." is repeated at int walls, ia connection viii
drama O. Tho P.ims Donoa.'
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PROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.
Issurrrction i'm the City OF Mexice-French
Expcdisiosto Warning against
Emi3r.tior 60 Observation-Disclosures
OF the Austrian Troops.


''''e'PO"''"> HAVANA April 6, le65.
The steamer SOlent, from Vera Cruz me ISL
inst WITH Cny Of Mexico dates 10 March g brings Ut
tie news o; importance. 60, r..
Nicholas Romero Major Iiiqriro Alvarez Lent.
RaiIs AID Sergt puez, Of the Liberal army had peen
captured snd execntcd. c,. h.s
finally nrrslred e. poy the French debt at per cent
ON tho 18th II MAJ oh there was an iRsnrrectlon ~ We
CIV of Mexico which was speedily queiled: rive OF
the insul gents executed on the 2lst Inc pape7
say tia, L bad TO apparent political cause.
Sonor Mcdisto dc Olnquibe, prominent statesman
died the Goth. =
Abo.t H. 90 French and Austrians were on the way
10 Sonora. I'll.
TIE nres, of the United States Is decidedly cuipsOle
In f.voring emigration to MEXICO Emigrants ianu ~
Vera C.uZ whore they seek employment ia YAM OF
tley o Into the inteior purchase land which cannot
b. bought With clear title. Their money soon eK'
ars.d IN country "a high PRICES tbey are trO"h on
ohiy for support mean. of Returning TO tbcii ma
tive land or have become yagrnuts. Only one coar
per day Is paid for wokon the railroad and hoard costs
IL, n three four dollars PER wcot and the hgher st
nations are All ken There has lecn gleat zeal oil
suffering AMONG Disappointed aud deceived emisiants
Most " tie Ausi ians no were wounded Ia the fatal
saht that cost Comm and Msrecha his life have died
| Their surgeon was wounded ard has died. The Aus
,rins freely express thor disgust ard discomfort win
their situation.
The blockade runner Little Hattie put ont the other
day nom ts port but soon returned uith hole 10 her
smoke STACK supposed 70 have beea perforated D! Tue
United States steamer therofce. -.
The steamer fiamingo. Elk days from Galveston with
bales Of cotton and 10 passeugers arrived here on
tie 9th. AZ she passed the United states steamer
Santiago IN this port the people threw hsnds Of cot
ion At The gunhoat and cleered IN very lively manner
The Santiago leaves ~ day for Maanlas' where
Assistant Secretary Fox and party now ere, and VIII
leave that port 10 morrow for Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

and that the Marquis dc Layalcte has been appointed
The Chamber Of Deputies continue to debate the al
dress. - Az, oo,h n e7f 3jc
FOR the i:cntes.
CAPE OF GOOD cope.
Mails from t,e Cape Of Good Hope to the Z'a u
February. Lad been received
The fa Of the rrice of Wool in London was proueins
dssstrons results nj the Cape. One OF me mrs oP
nets of the article had failed for tO?Vo steIhns'
LATEST. . a.
Joypoy. March 3I-The Illness cry arti.
cIo sors tInt tie bank movement yesterday tnous
trlly anticipated impaired the tone OF the HVs''"
funds and tie markets generally. .,roa
Lisbon toearam, dated Yesterday IS Jus, teeei,eu
I, avs maj the command crs OF the Federai s..se
NIAGARA and Sacramento state they had no ltrnt'" W
sailinr when fred on from the Portuguese iofis-'"a'
t,ry werc ONLY shifting their anchorage
II is rumored tlat diplomatic notes nave peeh Ca
changed in regard to the affair. .n -, g.,
II is reported that the Stonewai Will make iof
Gibraltar. . ~, x,,,t...o, coxo,n
sTb@ Iqd,r saws that should the Washington Govern
ment urcsnnc 10 Impose upon Portugal IA an 'ori1 o.
novcr and endcnyUr 10 cxfOrt repatriation IRON h,I :.
The case of the Sacramento ard Nngdra tbe eIe.'
povers will be placed nader unavoidable 0Disatiohs "
protect her in the assertion oi ler ngnu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

finest performers and the ballet win be wen e.,,
Mr.. Grover, tho manager. has given out a ,.l.,s,
scheme. yet large as it is In s scope and variety -
strength Of artistic taleGt to carry it all ont mca.s
snd brilliantly. 1t is to be hoped that he win ~.
powers with judgment; that he viii give us oue,s. y.
cast throughout and not thrust poor singers and ~.
upon good artists. Let the parts be well belspesa !,
even II we haveless novelties in Opera the puh,.
the critics will be far better pleased, and win -,
the undertaking literally.
MR.. DEMPSTEg's ENTERTAINMENT 80
Mr.. Dempster, well known for so many ~.
in this country ba.ad and descriptive sipee, /.
give bis first entertainn mt since his return nm
rope, at Irving Hall tlis evening. Mr.. Demp,s.,,.
ponds solely upon himself be has assistants NJ
to this time he has found no need for any aid. n. y
probably sing Tonight some Of those musical ~
which have won him so much popularity and pro.o-s
in the past, such as tie May Queen" "Ths E
Emigrant." &c, &C. .ts
CONCERT AT TIE ACCIDENT OF MUSIC
A Concert for the benefit Of the Five Pr.
House of Industry taxes place this evening n 4
Academy OF Music. : be children OF the Houss ~,
dustry, Under tie dr,Ctioa Of Prof Nash. WIN 4,
sing ard exhibit. HcinsnulIeI's band viii assist 4
occasion viii be one Of peculiar interest 10 the bs
lent, and the Academy should be well filed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
France.

lie Moniteur Publishes an account Of atrocities
committed by the cavalry under the command OF Felix
Diaz, brother Of Porfrio Daz Cen. Bazaine. IL re.
hitting this account " the French Go, ernment In.
formed II that II YVES not exaggerated
La France publishes an urtiel. signed by Baron
Dapuis demonstrating that Is greatly 70 the Interest
Of England ~ retain Cnnada.
The Temps contains a letter from Constantin0ple
which states that serious Misunderstanding exists be-
tween the Porte and the Marquis de Monster the
French ambassador. The correspondent OF the TEMPS
asserts that NJ. Monster had left CCnstantnope Tor
Paris to confer with his Government - tF .' .
In tie sitting OF the Corps Legi5lsiif ~ March a.
that BIO In them the expression Of the wishes Of Oh.
democracy which rses and trinnphs slowly. 1t dost
not however wish for revolution bet for peace and
liberty H. Olivier preferred social and indy dual
liberty 10 political liberty, and desired greater freedom
far Inc press not Intermittent but permanent. lie
so wished that the Ministers should be neld Iesponsi
HE and enreaed re Government not 10 remain IN it,
prese nj isolated state but to prepare men capable oi
succeeding those in power. BY surrounding iiseif
Win Inc youth of the county, Which, without this Is
becoming embitteied and perverted by ideness aud
bad passions.
n. Olivier maintained that governments fol- not.
because they are weak but because they DO not know
how 10 Weld nj the right moment, aud said opposition ].
aften the best means " assisting government. II.
what ask be granted shall support the Government
dearest wish being that may endure ana 1rrpet
uate itseY" %. ,,,u.-.
and greater exoson Of the right Of members to in
troduce amendments. st = IL
ssmioionl denial has been given 10 the assertion
that difference had ocesyred netwcop NJ Monster ana
1t is also pc,ityey stated fat LIE has not left Con-
ItauuuOpie
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Nisi0's Gurs,cn.

To fill the "ofT-niglts" Of Mr.. Edwin Foru|
"The Corsican BIo.hoIs" has been revived stA|
theater. with apparently greater munlhcence than i
the occasion OF It's former production The sSr
effects abound in rich and vivid illustrations. Of l
and French landscape. interiors. etc, and Tie n
chanical accessories a. ? as Ingenious and comp.ah
theatrical skill Can make them. The briiliahey ID
masquerade scene is heightened by tie introductoat
lively ballet, led by pretty Madame Marzeiti-vls
name reminds US that the Rayes are ct hand, and u
presently renew the youth II this generation ofthsaR
gocrs-and by series Of groupings and athletic -
cises by the Martinciti family. 1.-The coraa
Brothers" will be repeated on Saturday aud Wsdasa'
evenings. =
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-, -, a., u.I,a,Jv ln,i 10 IaCt
PORTLAND. ne., wednesday Aprll l2 isoo'
The steamship Murayian from Liverpool on
, -. -, A.
the aOth wa Oreehcasue OH the 's, u' "f"cu ~ 'n
mort at o'clock this evening Her dates are two days
'at1 'hsh 'h'se "'reauy received.
Tie stenmstip City OF Limerick nom Portland. ar
rived Ut Liverpool al noon on the 3Oth ult.
GREAT BRITAIN.
| tn, o,,yo, J;,n,. In ito {" c;tv Ar,;cl." ,o
49,. ~, ~ ,n..,.n -. .,,..,y. 90 - h., =,
effect on he Iyerpni cotton market nothing definite
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M usic.
CONCERT AT IRVING HALL.


Mdlle. De Katow and Mr.. James Nj. Wehl
gave concert at Irving Hall last evening The even
ing was unpropitioas bat the hall had eoodly chow
Of fashion and beauty The programme did not con
tain much novelty The pieces which Mr. wehli played
were received with tie same enthusiasm as heretofore
There is not the slightest dimnuton in his popularity
on the contrary his playing seems 70 be more keeniy
relished than ever His rendering OF stephen Helers
Wanderstund' was IA nearly perfect as possible lie
read II with rare 20, teal appreciation and threw nto
that yearning unreSl feeling which Is the keynote OF
the tone poem His Trembling Leaves perhaps.
displays the wonderful fairy delcacy Of hts touch to
the best advantage. The delicate trscery Is so varied
and so ne the figures multiplied and the groups
SO closely woven that It would almost impossible
for the fugers to unrayel IT, But Mr.. wshs touch is
so sensitive his technique perfect rapid and 80
prompt and his phrasing so marked that every form,
however elaborate is rendered Ineligible even to the
least observing.
Mr.. wehl made two selections for the display of his
wonderful left hand and In these he carried the audi
ence completely away with him. They we're certainly
rare exhibitions Of executive power. II Is no, alone
che brilaney and OF the performance; to
shese must be added the fine ooloring the delicate
shadesf sentiment which mark the difference between
These pieces we're received with remarkable enthusiasm
and repetition was demanded without any reference to
mercy or Justice Mr.. wchl may be congratulated
upon the profound impression be has made upon tbs
public. lie has his success by purely legitimate
means not once having dcrogated from tho position OF
true artist. - 81 ...., .... ,..t.fs
Mdlle. DE Katow played as iswecty and feeiinsy as
usual, aud was rewarded by very warm applause and
the usual compliment Of encores. Mdllc. Behrcns
rang that hackneJed aria from La Fsvcrita very iu'
differently indeed. The middle register OF her voice Is
TOO weak to bear forcing without Sharpening the con-
sequence that the whole heart Of the song as
sung. both ineffective and unpleasant Her English
songs were better sung, md were well received
Signor Poulicchi sang twice and sang well. Tomor.
row evening these artists give Sacred Concert at Iry
Ing Hall. und on Saturday morning. Matinee.
. .. GERMAN OPERA. r
We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement Of the Forthcoming German Opera In
another column The list Of artists will DO found most
formidable In nun hers and of great strength in excel
lence There arc three prime dome, three principal
tenors and bassos and bartones out OF calculation and
Smong them choice names The ohorus win 10 power.
W. ~ OgVpsstrs wiz ~ largo and composed q ths