, 1866-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

ent ~ss tstnef sparse las' evening. lat lev cared
10 iaoe the dfistng Eno and run The ritk Of oEu&en
limbs in 3rsye9tiug the slIrpery sidewalks req
1.rd ,,rnsr,,yv h,d hv the mingled hniy and r,3n
or,hs s,ter1onn rh,rh fr,ve -, r. III ir.rtrc ,he
streets s.1 % IL Norse H tnan c.s.s, s - eansi,ioa
McV1cKER's TuEAraE--Tbc Play OF Daua Cop
pcrheld. with John Rroneham AZ ssN11kins Nj.
eaHoes, US esaue@.n "no "as sataaay "aiong
'of soine.1sS tuth up was ptaceo Oh toe noatus
at the theatre last esenipg, and va. SesY WeL pre-
rsay 70 the interest Of Tece - then The 1nspra-
tton q the actor Is wanting The piece will be 10
pCnied this evening.
MCetux.-"Losi IN London" holds It's own Ut
The Museum. and is aunouncad 10 be CONTINUED TIL
IhuItdsy ni.ht, The piece IL admirably put On
pisuse. M ' A1S - ' N 'A l'e1' ~
eperac aftiais VII, open IN tie open noase. ior
hifcf season Of four nights. IN Mcygrheer'a great
work, L A1ric1i1e, the piece which has ret al Eue
rope in feryor Of cnhuslnsm and turned The bends
OF the most tla,e Of opera:goese in View York. II
fer1cd, IL Will not be the less welcome. and II We
have lost something o. the Satisfaction which Nould
oher onse M IL sa or Wei III
doubtless he Of advantage securing for more
finished representation than would have been possl
es %Sso LIZ. aey o sai Se1
Of previous leheafsa, snd lie diiealty would have
sione, 70 e1tens1re combinations, and Of such
heayJ requirements as = Atticsine. We look 70
Tee well presented. xnd have donbt That 1t will
attract equally well here a. In other citiea.
The Opcea I. one Of great, almost cumbersome,
tns e. se. s h9a de,s Of II,
be opened at seven O'Clock aaa the performance vii
conmcnee positively With the initial notes Of the
56s 4 saev S 9s s e
good TINE that :he r.se Of the curtain be not de-
ayed, nor The edsc, Of the opening scenes ,ost by
enough to leave and there 90 need Of making the
time Of departure l'cr By delay n tho commence
ment.
current III some quarters that The scenery hu bean
got up N imperfect hastoess Is erroneous. ne
aists aass been oa sns o. .ae
r. which ~ P1neaey y e Rs s9g 'o19 r.
tne EaSs 1T TT toH Tnt1x .V III DC o sne 1nos'
o1oT,ns ea 1e c The ope
payy, eon.Dsee Il ibs e5i.tose e Ind: h'3he!t9
Council Of Portugal fof neaas Hhescvish to prose
cue his researches; producing, y 4 tnRpert o. ~
srgupen.s two saSer putsaased ~ MN r. n an Am1
them 70 he Of noe unknown 70 @ Eur9Penns A.; Ihs
superstinous ignorance ol he Council leads. not
ae,np pe ,pe iohmh o. seed az hro~n inso
dungeon biz captivity being. shared By bis two
+lases, Selika and Nelaslo: the former Of whom
fhe herself i. rasf1onatcly beloved by her eompsn-
ion In bondage, Nelusko. 1a.oo fhouerer, is foon
released f1um prison, owing 10 the Jealous inter.
| <endon ot Ines NOV the alfe OF Don Ped1n} but
between WHOM, and vssco deep aud enduring at-
tachrent had long ex1eted. Don Pedro has meat
tins become Possessed of VAsco'S p1pe1s, plans,
kt., and having obtained from the King The CON-
mand Of snip. he sets sail. hoping 10 carry oat
vaaco's projected discoveries, and thereby resp
the advantages to which the g1ett navigator.
him. Don Pedro takes with him, on his
-osnge. hts wife Ines, and the two
| sI4yes selikn md NelueEo, whom be- haa purchased
ofthci. former ,aa*tet AZ the chip appsoarhes tho
Cape Of Storm, tits ovestaken By vessel Carrying
! the same colurs. and commanded By none other
than Yasco In person, whom On unexpected turn OF
fortune has eptbei 10 1T eut esa:;: iot Et::..S!
Notwithstanding ihctr mutual hate. Tutco cnne. on
hoa5d Don pedros sh}p fpr the p1,ruose Of sutton.
Ing him acatnet lhe numerous dsnee1s With wtich
Tie usy1raliou In those atitudes il frsuebf,
4 quarrel however, ensnea. during which,
In EcTttcsunn or Thtco'A wagnine, tie
shin fthronch the Vaccinations Of Selusto.
10 whom ihe steering OF the ye*--