The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.


NV THEATRE.-The public viii be very
much pleased to learn tnst the Management
I have determined 70 produce tonight th'
/ deeply interesting drama Of "Waiting FOL
/ the Verdict" Il was first introduced il
/ this city last January, during the engage
ment OF the Webb Sisters, and had a mos
! successful run. No drama, oflste years hai
] created q more favorable impression. The
l plgt is excellent, and the incidents Of its de-
vslopment Of the most thrilling character
A murder is committed, IN innocent party
Jasper Rossblsde) srraigned and tried
therefor, and is only saved from an ignoble
end BY the confession Of the real culprit.
The gradual development Of the drama has
all the Interest Of real life. From the mo
msnt the attention is arrested in the first
scene there is no abatement Of the interest
felt, but rather an increase, as scene amer
scene is unfolded until the curtain drops Oh
the close, and the mind is relieved BY the
reflection that crime, though il may en-
taRgle the innocent, viii be exposed and
punished-that truth is Omnipotent and
VIII prevail" This evening Mr.. hamilton
will appear as Jasper Roseblade; Mrs. Ham
ilton as Martha Roseblsde; and Mr.. Bos-
worth e. Jonathan Roseblade. The other
characters are assigned TO members Of the
corps draMatique competent 20 fill them.
We may confidently expect the drRma % be
presented in the best manner.
The tragedy Of Richard was exceedingly
well played last night. Mr. Hamilt6n's
Richard was a stirring performance; Mrs.
Hamilton as Lady Anne increased the re-
Epectand admiration Of her friends.
OLD THEATHE.-The grand drama. the
Midsummer Nights Dream" will be pro-
dueed at the Old Theatre tonight; and as
1t is one Of the finest ever put upon the
stage, we shall be sadly disappointed If
every seat is not filled. Nile. Alice ap-
pears in the part Of Puck, character sheis
eminently fitted 10 personGte, because Of her
fairly like proportions, and graceful seps.
The other characters are al well cast, 50
that the success Of the entertainment, IN an
artistic point Of view, cannot prove other
THAI assured.
BRotDwAT VARIETIEs-There was a de-
cided increase in numbers at this we'll
known and favorite amusement resort, last
evening. There seemed TO be a disposition
on the part Of the people 10 take advantage
Of the calm and beautiful moonlight even
ing and turn out and enjoy H. The per
iormsnee, if possible, was more interesting
shsn for some time past. Several very rare
features were added TO the programme.
The entertainment concluded with the
aughable farce of % The Irishman's Wake"
This evening Miss Fanny Hllington
makes her last appearance, when she goes
o MI engagements elsewhere. In taking
her leave 1t will be with many regrets on |
he part Of those who have so often looked /
upon her handsome face and been enchant- |
ID with her silvery voice. Mznya dull care |
las been driven away and many a face |
ighted with inexpressible pleasure under 1
he influence Of her exquisite singing, She /
vii be sadly missed by many an habitue Of /
he Varieties. Her return viii be looked /
or with much interest. 60 this evening
nd bear her sing for the last time.