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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

BSiofe JgGse BCsffl
Az IiIKcTn R,rB-JrE lccrsrr ,osItiTt uis
BAfL AND DissprIlKs.
A. the orenlrr q The court yesterday Ardre- Dunn
who was charged with porTesp,ing rape uron Rlsa
Nicely Was called up for rsl H. oounse stated TIA,
be w1 informed that Dunn ma 80; hat 10 had
made an engagement With lin last evening, but failed
70 keep H. Uud1 those Circumstances the uial could
not proceed, and Assistant D.strc Attorney Bedford
moved for forfeiture Of ne rscor,ssrce, which
three thousand dollar
piscHIsos OF TBB GRASD JUhy.
Tie Grand Jary brought 10 very large uumbef q Ia
dc,menis and having seisd upor an Tie brought
before them sore discharged With N. thAnss q TIE
Court for the d..euf manner which ther dutlss we're
performed ne Trsopst -se ARA Led ana IN tlsad
nv net guilty 10 NE cAtTses pff'rrsdi days we're 80
down for Their trIAis
pKsFHTIor 0Y AZ sorn FhrByE--s SovIL no
Ttor nv rur nisThfcr ATTORNEY.
p.ior, the calendar va called psire, Attorney Hsn
,sid ls WISHED 20 mare motion 10 rsther rse4f ~
cas-. under tue roof 6v % conipel John smmons, ~
Nsrcs street make provision for tts suVpor a. he
aged fSihsr. Who wss ttfown upon ne charity " he
county and compelled - seek refuge N station
touses surh couldn't ite part II a sou Who sss
able 10 stTofi tis parent 10 clara szed a. dssrIts
10 humanity ard ,hsi re shoad 90 eny te comT.Isd
70 sgIpon lie sibef Ut 10 dnvsn ~ a. osieasi ron
ne Jsdss aid hat nat va ne 1rst ,ass q n. ana
nat va ever trough tecfe Lin std pHIte4 We
ordsr
HvavY srxrrscrs ron GRixp LaHcnfts
Nouis johnson vus convicted g gfnd larceny. 10
stealing pocke't0os cortalu 80 CO rcftd and any
dollars from Joseph Abrams, Ne Baxter street ths
sih u January 10 ~snt into ~ stors 9Th ccfiscs
rate and shlls TfesnduE ~ Turcthfs Taf n pAntA-
oons sLachcd the ptfsstboos, and va Ignasd sbd
caugti
james Martin who ssrvcd term n lbs STATE frstrl
convicted q breaking Ne window u James Cass oy
ewsiry store No IA Bo~sry cn the svsnrg q tie -
u this month and stealing SOD watch -orb t7t lie
va cs1eht 10 the at and handed ever " Policeman
Echsel xsfdor usd ard coryttsd % ftsAllng q
pccsstbsE coniAhlns ssysrty.nns d<lsp from lie
counter q VIM Pyns, No 100 = Cbsuy ttfset ca TIA a
lrst The svidsnce ecncosvs Vince swearing
that she him smJty ne tocs Of NE bls and turh
a.
Tee prsorsry -rs esh rsrssrcsd v Eve ysar IN
prsornsnf n ne stsie rrisor, that ttice ne Lshsst
ptnAfy he an allowed.
yxoxyv yrrIfnsnsT OF A HAnnoAp can yjcu.
rotnnT.
Charw w1rrcv, 6arr<t 9Th Jitkinf We T><sa ~
Ch&rss " Gsse< goa vkt<h Waved ~ zee hssAvse
and ffty dcIkrv vhDs hs vS On . ysgrsk svssss ess
es rs>sdsy " hs vs>s, vs sSu "a ssS pIss1s<
ssnsy V ne ctssvs
B,sfr<s Sitsrssy Hal q ~ o.. ~ ssrtsnes sss<
thss ne lxsrsny sennttsd vtkn sbs1sw ~
Ne ssuu Ss-sv s'S uss 80 ~, sA1ls " skc~ " Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

NAV tel US that they want no connection with build
the railway and enable those people TO whit the
Of their fathers and will then become one great ho
mogeneous race Build the railway that great nation
four thousand miles will remain intact 70 the end
Of time. when looked tins great country asked,
what need about old beef eating John Bu felt
a little contempt for him, and did not care what he
thought about long AZ we mind our own business
Build the railway and SEQ 600 600 viii be poured into
your pockets In 1--WE years You have country different
nom that which given 20 your fathers When you
plant the church and the school these mountains the
name and the fame o. America will be immortal.
tCheers vote Of thanks then passed 70 Governor
BroEs aud me proved nGs then term mated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

Board during the whole Of that long
Will show that the proposition bae beer
and ably discussed BY succetsiyo committees
Board, and that In nearly every instance favor
ports have been submitted, which. however
reason, failed 10 secure any dclniiivc action.
meantime II has been found necessary for tevel
part 10 huperadd 10 the prescribed course OF ins
Tor girls In our grammar schools a supplemental,
ton.
For these reasons and others which have been
fore laid before the Board ia the annual reports
department, AZ well as Of the various committee
from time 10 time, have been charged with tho &C
ton u this subject, have deemed il proper aga
the early and earnest attention % Tho Hoard 20
pretty and expedie noy OF establishing and orga'
high and normal school for girls And shouid TIL
sition meet with favor, further recommend q
institution he opened for the adm nsun Of femal
possessing the qualifications required for the
grammar school grade, whistler hoy have or hs,
tended any OF the public schools.
coRPoRKLL PUNISHMENT.
The returns for the past three months show
corporal punisbments whatever are inflicted Ia
tho female departments Of The grammar sohoc
the exception OF two or three Instances Of slight
lance; none Ia eight Of he forty nine male
mcnts; none IN seventeen ~ be nfly primary
ments, none in sixteen Of tho forty primary kcho
mono In four of the ten color cd SCHOOLS, making
ninety Of the one hundred ard nineiy-tiT scho.
departments; that the average npmteT OF punis
for all Offences In the remaining fcfty.ono male
mcnih OF mo grammar nsHv'sr ~ tiiff1 ttNNu pcf
la the remaining thirty three primary dcparu
twenty eight; In tho roma blpg twenty Tour ~
schools. fifteen, and In tho ria remaining ,
schools, twenty-five; dsduc,inR, bowcvor, "A
the male. Ave- o. the primary department,
two Of the primary Hchoqh, q each 81
The monthly number of pGnirhments exceed
hundred aud the monthly ayrrage Of puDishmcnis
rofna ming male Department. would ne reduced to q
that Of the primary department. 20 fourteen, and
tho primary schools 10 seven. II" yunishmcnta G
general rule, Of from one to ~, strokes on III
hand, according ~ the nature % ~. of'ence with
rattan stick and no pgnlshmons arc Inflicted Wit
fun Investigation Of all the fsor BY The principal
son. In all well regulated schools tho power 10
must be reserved aud asserted but u should be
rarely may be consistent with the preservation
order and discipline aud a. general rule only
every other available means hh- failed. The mil
Of pnniahmontr, undoubtedly, accompanies mAi
Of practical ability To teach and govern a rchc
class; and careful investigation viii. ! am quit'
dent show that by far the greater number Of ca
ported for punishment 10 the principal ~ The sevc
partmcnis and schools for offences committed In The
rooms, will be found % come from the moat Inc
and unsuccessful teacher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

THn refa0rrKa 10 ~ sHsrrsl 20 o. "a
Tlss yrssr~ss gonnisa ard rsfss' fc,rrA5
N shs Klsss cossiy Car y 0gsr sS~ Ten ,
nsfs~ q Lee Gsrrls Ossrs "a ~ ciy rtls
iyn on NJ 1zd q Her,ztey DiI 80, Y hsr'
tDo~f ysstrftsy. - in crts~1 49, - -
NJ. 10. ss-ss. s<tis ogsEsl = Fs.Essr, go
vss esiied 10 ogsr ysfasftaI. hs $3.50
r~sp1n~f urin " morrys "a 'asll "
49,. e,.ft~ft 40 es<a<sf 49, ne val u
sssissrs tts fssonsrs " - tstssf 90 Frf1|
n Nara, bst ~ ~ rsv.sst q 80 sst,ef 'tans
fafss Alsfsster kcf,ss Eeq vfs Ffff9f|
ins cs@ W " sLlfkss e,sr 81 ffTesl ns
81 ~ ssntsDesf " ~ sr~st - GO Frfty
sssvA IN Ne ysfd 81 a><~< I. "a k4s@<sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

the export trade New York Ia shown, and tho
10 expiajn the increased demand for money expe
eneed on the continent well here. The annexed
figures IN the same form &c those before given:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

Eftr1 cttf.esrzi1c q Esc srr<1 srry tgs,icf ana
- f.i1 sstu v frfsfktfsIF " fssfi ttht vrrne
scsgusAs trces<L "a mafs a~cd ~ sscb n Ne f.
rsef Trbte ~ ~ T@ttf tst~sa have comIlsts1 NE
r.fe~ ~ rsir3etft .fs<erit<d n uf<< lsfutsuets,
slitAts sI1iErss 81 r4uuts utts hster t~sn<Ass
~klct a. rfsssrt al - efts.tsf q lrsafs -
p<vsts fkNfl t1e~L a Lar "a nsenfxfy bsften.
sms srp&t@ ~0fb nss i1t1t lao afssfy t~sn
rros1<d ~ t<FAy st1ovs4 f,r tts hisksf stsfaicn
a css tsyt kEf Az q slncffy tfs tea fssb ~ a.
" ustis ss AZ tssfsief ~ rfs. ~ ~ ircfs
sta.a q 80 S.gte- shs 10 tmssN - ue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

IL fff afff.f ~ stflftf r.nfftf tls year re
rsAf. lttt 80 flTtu1 a gtfi ,iasss- uifiy n fss
~ taf.a art io.f tfss 40 'tsl q lssl - ~ =,
- aaA faF.H't ~ HHtAF Jun NNANAf fsaAit
a. ts af Iaf = t.tfssf srarll1sf, ttsffftft b
49, n rssL u 'sty gsfcsEi tHssfos ssrsa u yssr
1881 slitsf ar fGff fti 81 god srar atien sta'
staLts'i y etcsfsi ., sLlt sss fstsea.atiy " u
ff,s.fsd
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
Siolllgx; Gitp: 8fgiissttErr,


again Will SIde.SpllttlnS eject
There's nine men standin
at the dore, and they awl sed
they'd take sugar in thern.'
SIGH, friends and brethring,
was the talk, wonst in this our
anshunt land; but the dais is
gone by, and the suns run dry,
and no man can say to his naber
hoo art thou, man, and will you
take emmy mare shugar in your
kaughfey? -
But the words of our tex has
a difrent and a more particklerer
mennin than this. Thar they
stood at the dore on a cold win.
turs mornin' two Baptiss, and
two Methodiss, and five Luthar-
ions, and the toothcr one was a
publican. And they all with one
voice sed they wouldn't dirty
their feet in a dramshop, but If
the publikin would 60 and get
the drinks they wod pay for EN-.
And they all cried out and eve
ry man sed, "Ill take mine with
shugar, for it won't feel good to
drink the Stuff without sweet
nin." So the publikin he march
ed in and the bar-keeper sed-
"What want ye" and he an
swcred and scd : "A drink -
"How will you have it," Plain
and straight" says he, for it
amt no use wastin sugar to cir
cumsalvate akafortis. But there
is nine more Standin' at the dore
and they all sed they'd take
shugar in therein.
Friends and brcthring, it amt
only the likker ofsperits that is
drunk in this roundabout and
undetermined way, but it's lil<ker
of all sorts of human wickcdnis
in like manner. Thars the liker
of malls, that q menny Nv you
drinks to the drugs, but yure
sure to sweeten it with sllugar
Tof sclf,,iustiiication. Thars the
liker of avariss that some keeps
behind the curtin for constant
use, but they always has it we'll
mixed with the swcctnin NV
prudence and ekonomy. Thars
the likcr of self-love that sum
men drinks by the gallon, but
they always put in it lots NV the
shugar NV take kcer No. L.
And, lastly, thars the lilkcr NV
cxtorshun, which the man sweet
ems accoruin to surkumstances.
If he's in the flour line. he'll say
the purcell be better off eatin
korn bread. IF he's in the cloth
line, why it's good thing to
larn EN- to make their cloth at
home; if he's in the lether line,
it'll larn 'em the needcessity of
takin better keer NV Shoes. And
there's nine more a standing at
the dore, and they all sed they'd
take shugar in therein
But friends and brcethrins,
Tiers time comm and a place
fixin, whar thar'li be no 'standin
at the dore' to call for 'shugar in
ther'n.' But they'll. have to 60
rite in and take the drink square
up to the front; and the bar
keeper'll be o. Satun, and nobo-
dy else, and he'll give EN- sugar
in ther'n, you'd better believe it,
and I'LL be shugar NV lead and
red hot lead at that, as shure as
your name is Conschunce dod-
ger. And you'll be entitled too
your rashuns three times a day
if not more freqnentillir, and if
you don't like it you'll have to
lump it, and SO may the oil Nick
close down upon all your silk
palaverin around the plane old
pools Of brotherly luv and ginir-
osity, and feller-feelin, and fair
play. Amen.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
CALL! CALLi CALL !

~ We can afford 10, and win sell al OR
goods At prices which 10 these times viii
make. il IN object both 10 pnrss and hapPi-
meas for the rich and poor The economist
and the improvident, the ePicnrs and the
frugal to purchase Of -.
1~Cash for the seller and satisfaction 10
the purchaser, is the business motto Of
jan1-GG Il. D. BOOZE ! CO. !.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
s~aa t Also, : ,npeEior .rties. OF
Family Flour, Side Meat. Hams. &c J,
- -4 -, ii Ut =
The attention Of Country Merchants il
solicited to our Jobbing Department..

~A large lot Of Corn. Wheat, Oats and
Pork wanted, for which the best rates will
BE- paid Also, Dry and Green Hides, Furs,
and al kinds Of Prodace tsksn IN exchange
for goods.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

D~This being one Of the oldest establish
ments on the Upper Missouri, it possesses
superior facilities for the aceome dalion OF
buyers. The goods are all new and fresh,
and purchasers eau rest assured that in buy
ing ct our establishment they will get good
articles a the lowest living prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

The avelage duration of life
is 33 Is years.
When did Abraham sleep five
in a bed? When he slept with
his fore fathers.
The more i'll a mans luck is,
the less likely it is to die.
| Why is an author q queer
animal? Because his tail come,
out Of his head.
Every woman is in the wrong
until she cries-then she is in
the right instantly.
IF your neighbours offence is
rank, don't let yours be rancor.
Get what you get honestly
use what you get .lrugally.
Love, the toothache, smoke, a
cough, and a tight boot are
things which cannot possibly be
kept secret very long.
Stupid people may eat. but
shouldn't talk. Their mouths
will do we'll enough Us banks of
deposit, but not Of issue.
It is said that doctors can mi.
tigate the pains Of sickness, GER
tninly a good many of them
make dying a very easy thing.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

;.n1cs scnusTER & MARION.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-26

Sie feaetion6ren bon Ntiluautce
bieitsn lieuGdb Elm MfaIennesting, nm
ben Senator Dpolittle nn6 ben gene<
falpoifnsilter fanOaG uiIIfonanien an
beiBeit itno faBtet aud geihlafIe, in
ogren eiretIl 60 heiBt, bob Der DON'T oes
9dnsen( 8oltEs 9ereGterpetfe ben @eg
9annten fir lire unerf6rodene. fabi9e
uno coniequente Sertbeibigung Der Yo>
litif bes Yrafoenten gebiibre."
Ga iitnod faaili. Gin SSa5r Der, 6ob
folfe ,,Qbolitioniiten" un6 ,,56narSre<
piblifaaer, htpfe fnmals Soolittle unb
GanbaQ iparen, in Nfiltpaufee faum ben
0tunb auftbun 6iirfen, Dbne 9efatr gu
laufen nit faulen Giern unb Steinen
9etuorfen gu iuerben. un0 es tif s1it 81 I
nige Sabre Der, bab Der y9bblitiohifA
.&anoa4 erfldrte, Nilipaufie berbiene
pe9en feines GopperbeaOisntus I'm Wtis
4tgan See gu liesen, sipoeer am stieflten
lei. ffGfAEitfCA
j limo baie lbikls Iihaise, Jriibrenos
Sreunoi6aft stpii9en ibnen Nuenl
i Gs bat Birfiib ettuaS 9tiibrenses, aur
'fraet man unpilfiirli6, mas fuebl aus
'9oofittIe anS 9tanbaI igeauoroenB lit,
ibenn baB Die Mfilipaufee 6 opperbeaOs
Die 9llten iinb, bafiir biirgen ySeebote"
t4lnb ,,8annerN Gaiia@( 20. g. So"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-26

tpeIGe feline Silfe fubten. &jer iesnete
&c iit einea ilnpofante1 @cltuln ilno
nit elmer aet5ilfil 8eierlid Eeit 6ie Gbet
Elm, 0eref 8aht had) feiilem Megifter bon
1925 Bis 185Ehibt netiger 6Is / Jog
betrns. NberSer fanb, ba bls @ef9dft
70 gut gina einen gencurrentef;i Der
@Bauijee9eIb Gtnpfdnger WfurraD auf
Der englil9en Seite oes @r1nsgebietes
tuuBte ben fii6tisen parden be9reifIi6
81 MAIDEN, baB lie Die 5iuei Heilen bis
@retrd fparen HHs fd)en BEL ibia beaisnt
tper6en f0unten. Sem GtabIihement
iteIlte Gretua balb gang In ben S9aften,
Son 1913 an reeiitrirte 9furrab bis
1856 iibrlid ettpa 100 u0er mebr Sei@
ratberl inter. di,oereft42 auf eiueuS ag,
Mst DOB sheae &ei9b riitnirte fem See
19dft gdnsIid, ulto er itarb auS&ununer
bdrifbet 1876 9as Sabr 1856 bate
nod s757 Seiratben. 9ebre6t, 1857 aber
cling euf 80 befilnter, 1858 itie9 iio6s
mails ouf IL, 6antt aber mar es gang
borbet. Ser untergan8 oes @efddftes
mar Elm b6fe Sa9e farNurrab, benn er
bate ebeda4s Elm betpitabiee .GtabIifs
cement fir bic III germdb Ien0ett etri6tet.
llebriaens bei9rantte fi9 pas @e11dft,
ni9t auf Dieie beiOen Sauptorte, .fOnnsrn
iprrbe im8r0Beren eber &leineren iiber@
al auf Der @rdnse bettieben. Nfan fubt
| iebt Die &eeiiterhiider biefer 9eiratbsz
NADER auf oenn bor@rIaifnng 6es tleuen
9eiebes iparen biefe f6ottif9erSeiratbeN
gans legal ilii0 in allen jbretl lSSolgen
| lberbinbli6, 10 bab bic &egtiter in pieleu
Salen bodit ipidtiee Oeclinieate biIoen,
bic bel ben Grben ieter $eiratbsmabel
in Surgeon ber!qreu gsheu miiiIen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-26

dor q ZOO per9abr: mir fu9en asenten, nm
q f~fAfoWU Aberan pnfere uerbeiiertt 4dbsBas
fdiiite az pettanfen. Ytets so. Bret neue Mrteaj
Upper uns 5uiiber tseS Maf prcbs geianSt. Q5xas
rantirt fur Sabre. 6biges 0ebatt o6er sroBe Cont
ntifton beSabt. Die eintieen Dtdf9ien, bic in ben
8er Staafen urter $40 uerfauft werben, bic poH&n=
big approbirt iinb bur9 SoIDe, aBbeeIr mnb @ilion,
@rcper unb Batter, singer u. Co.. pnb 8atdbeISers
sue athere btli9en Mai&inen iinb iHctrlgeret unb
inb 9duier uRb Gnnfnuen.sn Mrret ,flb 8eltyaflffa
intertporfen. Saufrirte GrcuIare lperSen irtiyas
ianet. Ran aehreffre @bowgi. Glart IN 1ibbeiOt
Raine oSer Gbieago, SHs. $50 sgl
ga E '44afa M sHs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-26

SHE 1T Dir, beitf9es SatsrIanb? s.'.@ .'i.@'
SriBt bid RreuBenIanS; has gRabenIanb2 "s
=, frtbt, NO am 8bein bic 9sebe sIibt, - q =
6ribt, mo am 8eIt bic 9a5pe stebt ~ ''-s. 70
AM. Getn :, reill = nein - re .'A -'t''
~ :. Rein appett lam sr6Ber fetn!
gBte if Dir bedtf6es gaterIaits, ~ r
sDie lift biz SaperIanD2 SIT Oir eebeuer, aanos
no nandes 8tinb sentae6 ftcb itreftss IA tif
sSeltt f9On Ser Rdtfer Gifen redt2 geo 10 i.
NetnA netif = nein - fs1~ rs its l-.7
Die Srpotens tSnnt'i ntbt sr6Ber fein!a q q
Bds ift Oes 0sutf6en gaterIdnb ,o4sz a7ase0
Sn PonmerIanb, 8eftphaIe1Ianb nj sgif.at nsEJa
4 lIitb po Der Sdnb BET Dinen mebt - sr4e ,.sa
2. Sod ridbt nebf, no bic Donau braufsnb sebt
H'i . heiit =. enein I'D nein--E daa fEsly.f,.
5H*s go srSB bari NOD ber Bsesf faat mot ietn
gu9 baS lift beutfdes gaterIanS, isr -, -
Fl SO 86It's Dreanf5I an bic Banb,.
$50 man graf 8ismard bejBet 5etnb,
af limb ibn bod wieserwipidbt sum 6reunb.
@ndb oas mills ,feius .,ss,a;.5 ,s.t.s- ~.
- .&nb Sieweitz Sabs SlDf De,tfdIanb m6bt'
II sd ~ ms es tein! a,a
Mud bog 1T Oeaffdes 8aterlanb,e $50
no @efoEntiOnen ftnb sur 6anb. = 1s.ae Z r.
gBo Rebnerfeusf rinssain bIist is iT1sHe .ai.f
Die BoEtspetfah,ntIilffs farbtbar f6wiat lfts
'Ha+- Amtb has mill aafgenommeR ieia-- aa5 GGi
~ i1oa So1 8isffdff Fast: teia oneir!E sd5is.a
bs1iA9ti@ss4 60 pseisgsG ss3 -taaf9 Ifgar,1ftb n
sssI EirH -eta; BsI fIhsfff.t-sl - .-,,-,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-26

ltnO vCanHeF+ '4''"N@t I'D. H. y.
h Berlin, 49, @eptbr. Oas bor<
E.laufiae GiaIenfen in Die sSriebenspolitif,
in. ipet9enr Sihne Ser franSolif6e 0sat@
niitertnehfef sienli9 edllgettefr altfge1
fabt plt0, srBfdilt Ritelt neuett StabpHftfta
OurH ETH In iBisif1en pDfitild Jef a&reifeft
beipfp6 gnes @GfetBen 0es &difers 9tas
potion On On ben Mfintfter gabaI ette sitbtr
Die Ben 3sitttnqsn Iii gebeiiSe SRfd1taag.
Srans 6iilAe &rleqs u. i8er9fNBerinessa
plane, neldje. lttsugrbfn0s Deittf6lanSs
auf9eregt bqttetr fpi1en 6atifl Sesaruuirt
ieifl.l So lit anffdEIig, baB Die frdhs6s
iifdisn SLATER bfefsS gdreiben l.itbd
ni6t erfpabnt babsn. II, 8er8 et9Iiid)ei
@enetdlssg 6nfut In -9eipstg, Der Dttdg
einea @pneaet SenntniB baboff ertiett,f
ION lss, fsiner Negjerltt9 tnitJetbeHt 9asf
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-09
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

The Paris correspondent of the London
Star says:--"'La diva Patti has been singing in
the Lucia at Marseilles at $500 per night;
she refused that sum for private concert to be
given at club. Rossini by no means shares in
the enthusiasm of the French public for this
charming artist, who one evening sang for the
old maestro at one of his soirees. Rossini made
remark suggestive of some slight faults,
which he poinsed out as worthy of her atten-
ton. Patti merely smiled in reply. Tres
bien, replied Rossini, go on, make your for
tune, and when you become very rich, perhaps
you will like to learn how to sing. If you
come to me then 1 will give you some lessons 4"
Henry Anschutz, the first of the German
actors, died in Vienna recently, at the advance
ed age of eighty-one. He was for more than
forty years member of the Burg Theatre, and
it was not until four or five years ago that his
powers of body and mind began to fail him. =.
Booth is playing Richelieu in New York.
Tine new Theatre Royal in Edinburgh has
a steel curtain, which is fire proof, and when it
is lowered entirely cuts off the stage from the
auditorium, so that fire, which always origin
ates on the stage, cannot be communicated to
the rest of the house before the audience can
leisurely getout. e tap "a Gsgrg
John E. Owens has carried his Scion Shin
gle through more than two hundr ed perform
ances at the Broadway Theatre. .,4 af .t,.5s
Lucy Rushton has found success in the in
PRODUCTION of pieces at her theatre of the light
vaudeville style, interspersed with music.