, 1866-11-18

.ors.t conddc1a abs length in special lntte1. i
s5fn.cd her engagement here with an after
rncn r.crfofEnnce, Of Elizabeth, on Satni
daY, before An audience paesng,, g,,,;go ~
nu%ss n.oSsb,1 tho largest receipts eveI taken It
s3nple entertainment in this city; over
Il co. Max Masetzek begins an oPerA ssa
son Of q fnrtnlght's duration to-moirvT' ,,p
R,Sn. Ra1eoni Il tbe MM bufro In CIpino ID co1naTs"
Jrhn Brougham follows him at the bostou
Thentrc-a peri1ouBly large place TOT an az
tnT Of his STYLE. Miss Lotta, better kooNa
TO you in The West than to the E1stsn Iai
ae' s1 md T. i b1tngs sui TO- morrow night . aeH
ar.matiaa,iou. By BEough ham, Of pleke1s.
Mni1 C,urfcstty Shop" ID which she
nlays both little Nell'' and the 'MaEchlo9-
ees.h The Florences remain II tho ho"aso'
The vouneer Journalists of Boston-calicd
| technically the reporters, although latEs
| share have never had anything 70 90 WIN
that btar ch Of the professional doWh 70
annual supper % slTavs oe
cu1s on Saturday night, because that Is me
only time in the week when both morning
| and evening newspaper 1nen afe ~ ADe1ty,
| and always on the Saturday following tne
November election, because that Is ne
elose OF The busiest season OF the-tcporter's
wear. It Is an Institution which has been
established for ten o. fifteen years, and ls
managed very simply, without apy formal
organization. The President OF ons en Seat
the President and Secretary Of the next,
and frum his appointment there is NJ
dcclination or appeal. These officers
thus debar1ed from al hope Of two consecu-
approach OF the next election, when they
contract with some others for q supper, ln-
v,tc distinguished guests II they choo c, no,
iIfy their fellow Journalists OF place and
hour, and at the supper Itself supeIensena
was unusually large this year. numbering;
. about thirty. The gentlemen Of the pencil
. ate luxurious banquet. ita pleasures en-
hanced by the unusual rejection That y was
be paid oI By themselsef and .hat sbt
public service; and then spent the hours ~
!; Sunday In unseported speeches, tests whict
: will never sparkle In type, and delightful re
, | mIniscences Of old times. Dispatches sen1
By t1s sonFsei2 81 ses e othe
, cities. we're answered during The evening ,,
, cordial greetings nashcd:across the continent
: and there were many other unique features
) not to be mentioned to the outside public
t One Renaissance may, however, be men
/. toned as Illustrating the elasticity and te
5 nacisy Of newspaper existence. A yete.al
1 Journalist recalled the time when the bostoi
: Herald with circulation Of three thousand
b often went to press with half ream Of pape
n part Of the edition was sold in the streets Il
Q get money enough to buy paper on which t
/ print the remainder, because not rnanufac
8 turer would trust it with cent and cum
i pared the condition oE that saucy little dali
= then and now, when its circulation
> approaches hundred thousand, and it
# l1otits accumulate fortune every year.
&c VARIOUS MATTERS.
&c The proprietor OF the new invention II
t, photography, tie pantoscopic camera, {
e which wrote you In my last, has been TAX
of ing with the instrument some panosaml
y views Of Boston and vicinity from the Pobif
o Ga1der, not for sale, but to show, to person
IN | wishing to purchase State rights. the power
E Of This method. I understand the picture
0, are entirely successful.
&c The city committee on the subject has
ID decided to accept tho design submitted b
y Hammet l. Billings, for monument to tt
a. deceased volunteers sent By Boston to II
y war, to be placed on the Common. IL
1t cost, according to the Designers estimat
or will he $40, 900. REVERE