, 1865-05-04

lr1ped under the direction Of Mr. j. Il. JAckU IN,
n tLe depot and grounds were cited up By Messra.
Z. M. shipman. the depot master, and J. J. De
stlytr, FOREMAN Of the Company.s car shops.
Il bs ss enas aS IL
'oip n'ents reflected mach credit upon all con-
:erned-
AnUSEMENTSs
Tie course OF amnsements, suspended'tn our
:ity ss elsewhere during our brief period Of col.
ectlve mourning over the natlon's loss, was re-
umed yesterday. The houses were all thrown
open, and were literally patzonizcd. Yesterday
MAS day OF relief in more senses than one: it
IVES about the only spcck OF fne weather We have
had in Chicago since the time when the hand OF
he asssssin sought, and found too snre,y the life
of the head Of our nation. The heavens, dzaped
in black hare moutnfu1ly aympath1zed with the
grief ftlt below; Yesterday he clouds were lift-
ed, the black pail was moved away, and the sun
once more ehone upon us. Even 80 is the SUM-
light Of peace again teaming forth. "a the clouds
oi t1oLbe M Mhicn ~ menasea M people,s welfare roll
2EE OFEGA.-The. ope5a troupe vieited Nil.
s 9 TSiegs e., maae Ssq sspn
a. Anina. Lott sustained the ro!e OF Elvino, su-
s,nl that OF Rudo'pho, with Mime Flcher az
Lisa. and Muller 4. A1esslo.
La Sonnambnla Is I'll known and universally
admired; from 1t has teen drawn several Of our
most popular atTe, and although they hare been
popala1i1sd On The hand org2a-a little too m9sh &C
lich'er school OF production, pleasantly Tree from
the intensely t:aGcal cruelty horrible, and eickly
sentimental, and w.tb little that can be called
elaborate in It's musical combinations. Yet It is
full Of Interest. aud the somewhat diversified by
plsys Of the original drail were very judiclous!y
c19ppt @ q & on last s @ svenlng. ,..,,.,
abe has established herself firmly in the hearts OF
tie mrsic lovers Of Chicago. Her AnIna vas
Just what the composer intended it should be
s1ecllonate maiden. Her delineation Of the char
acter VAS not alone musical; she gave Amfna In
the gesture, In the facsxl expression, in the vol
lip. and the sl more subiie shade 81 ef tone, Which
can no more be expressed on Paper than can the
Idea Of co'or be impressed On the ansal ty1npa-
particular che carried away the audience, As a
a. f,nger foto..pt take. front zank. Her
y e1ible pure ana tirdike in quality, and Is q.
in the $ot,rd u sen, and IN the bed chamber scene
she va. angelic innocence ITSELF In the dnal
scene, Gr0u Do hid a.; non .9tunge. ehe rose
int9 ths regions OF the sublime. losing he singer
CURTIN.
Nine F:c,er wa. an admirable Lisa; she not
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acter TO PERFECTION. The demon Of envy lurked
In her eye while the panRs Of disappointment
unped her every tone with sadness. Her part
wnf sustained throughout with the most e1act
taste.
Sasui Was fully equal to the requirements OF
the occasion Loth sang his part IN exact obedt:
enes 70 The mus!sal seote, eut a. rmee lacked e
1tyfff was very fe1lcftous. and raptuEously ap-
Tonight IN Purla1i"-with Kellogg, Lotti,
MussuN-The 1Peep o,D.y" or .5avourneea
Deelish, was Reproduced at the Museum yestel.
dny-aiternoon and e'enang.aod "as vs5{ vel
faied as come others. TO bring out the strength Of
the corpaLy, bnt the parta are all we'll died, and
The effect y 1t tiIses thf1ing Ihe most caecitEe
Perr1n} is refcaed from the hands OF the villain
murderer price, BY her brother {Aikfp) who
m.kss tTas fesR isom he -, sstng to By RE I'D q
Mcv1cKEn's TmEArEn+--A new English do1nes-
t,c crama entitled Jessie McIAue" was pre-
tune. The talented Couldoek md has gifted and
beautiful daughter sustaining the principal char
aeters. The plot OF :. Jessie McIane 70 a simple
real life, ard eon1e quently can Be- easily read from
the commencement BY my theatxr-goer, who r.
Ss,P: IS fsI sImea neet, e. , hs
s.hsppy dcnoucment" mutt be the insls. Jessie,
(Mns Con!dock) the heroine Of the plot, Is tns
nolheEless child o! = lancashire coal miner, who,
dying from the effects OF an explosion in the
s,'" SsIss: .,s eea;ss;k53s ;5;;
hue grown to womanhood, makes her bis wife.
She having ESQ says the SEQUEL ard Or. Daniels,
J. Biadles,) her reason unscated By the early
death Of her mother, ia 1lled with visions Of
wealth and beauty, grows disgusted with her
humble position IN life, (nowa.days 1ets things
than The desth Of mother ss1ll ptodncs similar
'ere long fills 4 victim 70 The Wiles oi Arthur
Mar.den u. 4. Lord. 1.-The owner OF the coil
mine In wh1cb her husband work.. Marsden ear
stcs htE = from her home, e Loadon. and eeablisn-
feeling the pangs Of remoree at her conduct, sooa
learns hate the tenptef aud hts wealth. In this
condition she is found BY Detsey Brown, a former
pla, mate, who reveals her retreat to her husband,
ind mec'lne ts the result. Jessie falling alex
is taken care Of tnvi.lblyl by john and carefully
tended By Bessie Brown. Discovering her conceal.
heforc the bullet Of The wEon1ed hn.b1nd, living
Jss,1e, J5ss, SO Grand Tsblssua.HaPpy Reunion. "Wiom
phases Of the plot are very. eectlng and truthful
Throughout the entire piece the acting Of Mr.
conldoek Il above criticism In the second act
elopement OF hts wife, and nf'eswurde In meeting
with Martdsr, hels most effective. sAiss CouldoeE
acts her different parts 10 perfection. Mrs. Bid
IS aar:den and aa Il o Bease BroWn
a]eo appeared to very great advantage. II Mr
Lord would act hi: entire character as eaecttgc,3
a. he appears II The last scene, be Woald make !
come room for improvement. At the conclusion
Of the second ret Mr. and Mtxs Couldock vert
ealIed before the curtain and received perfecI
| ovation.
Tie entertainment was closed with new farce
written by = gentleman Of this city, entitled .
4.Suppef in Dixie exhibiting the troubles Of tht
| comnls.aFy department in Richmond under &c
ce.sis misrnle. It's Eery we'll written piece ani
quite witty in It's ll1ue1ons. though necessarily
! son ewhat lngubfious;
Howcs' Champion Circus arrived in this city
pes.inc through the principal streets yesterday
snd took up lis location on the corner Of Statt
eyc1.tre With arsr class repertoire, 70 crowd
Cd house.. The names Of the ce!ehE1ttes are SCI
down IN advertisement We notice that Mr. T
Filth long VI Mtn a. tne n.t,na
mas er and We must do him the credit to say thai
I be wcsrs his new honors and cracks his new whit
! very gracefully. Tbs ilonpe remains IN throngn IN
ssy that The entertainment Is equal to anything
ever produced IN Chicago:
ACADEMY or Aus1c..,Reopened for The weel
With an Ethiopian burlesque On "Mazeppa,
SCREENING parody on the Wild horse OF n
Ukraine originally. and more recently o. otne
ard more civilized pl,ces-no alia;ion to ch, IN
is arain about to yaeate tue ''hones, :, having 20
"strpck fle." ,.,
| IuE .PnAEroN TnAvE1En,' resumed hf. voyas
tpcs at Smith s Ntxon's Ball last evening to
| large and very appreciattEe apdten-e. The \
lution Or The s.ghost'' SO suddenly and trnne9sel
popular about two yests ago. and az sudden
| yan1ehed Is here reproduced, with several r:1u1
BILE accessories. The entertainment Ii one Whic
| IL we'll worthy OF yisit
The PaoYosr MAnsHA1's OFT1cE.-The tecer
military successes, followed BY the order to ceas
recruiting, have produced a wonderful change
the Office OF the Provost Marshal. The Office I
et,ll omen, but the working force has been reduce
from oyer sixty to about Two. The pomp an
ca.cumstanee, the dread authority, the awful mi
esty which 60 long gurronnded TINT saste OF room
are departed. gone forever Is the military quart
! he lopc lines Of applicants for exemption, th
magic wheel. the enrolment lists. Departed. an
no more 10 be eeen are weeping molhet., truar
| toye patriotic men, Mercenaty bounty lumper
| aua trpf1lckers in human flesh and blood. tn
| ofHce vas clo:ed on Saturday last By order Of II
War Department; tho Board Of Enrolment sHI
exists, bull IFS functions have ceased 40
the Eoard Itself expects BOOB to be resolve
created twill 'sThaw and resolve itself int.
eternal dew" Vant:hed are now the complaint
Onward Committees and enrolled men aEatDs
tbpte officials. 1t matters not now 10 KNOW hot
the single solitary hntBeman" Of tie First AZ
WIS tlhy.fpe1. or why be was alto wed to stan
aa stnfyy the head OF the books go long, that th
time threatened TO he century Tne Question I
credits, and deficits, and qnotas with which ever
body Nae troubled, and whose quotations luctt
sted more extene1vely than the gold markell hi
dieappesrtd-1et us hope Eeyer to be revived.
| Thraa tnoka. now ecfpmbed. 0t prRAeuk n