Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-17
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HOLIDAY STREET IHEATRE.-An attractive bill il
offered at this house to-night-Madame Celeste ap-
pearIng for the first time in several years in her
original deneation of Madeaine, in tho beautiful
drama called st. Marys Eve" story of the English
rebellion, in the times of the Preender She will be
supported by Mr. Bishop and the entire company and
the piece will be presented in good style. Madame
Celeste will also appear in her celebrated character
of Miami the Wild Huntress of the Mississippi, in
the romantic drama of Green Bushes, or One Hun
dred Years Ago..
S. B. HowE's CIRCUs.-As the time draws near
for the advent of this great show, in Baltimore
the impatience of the public increases 1t will
certainly open Monday, when it will make
its first grand procession. about which so much
has been said and from which so much pleasure
is anticipated We predict that the most sanguine
even will not be disappointed when they see it. But
it will not be hore till Monday, and meanwhile the
curious must possess their souls in patience"
GARDNER Il HEMMNG's CIRCUS AND VAN AN
BURGHs MRNAGERIE.-This mammoth combination
Of geological curiosites and equestrian celebrities
opened series of entertainments yesterday after
noon in this city. Their immense pavilion is erected
on Belair lot, and crowded both in the afternoon
and evening by a respectable audience, who gavo
abundant evidence of their entire satisfaction. Tho
menagerie embraces a large and varied collection of
| animals number of which of species
| The equestrian department comprises number of
the brightest in tho profession The Combina-
ton Is one of merit and will doubt receive that
| patronage the good taste of the management de-
serves. They remain but three days longer giving
| an afternoon and evening performance each day.
PRor WYNAE is delighting large audiences at tba
Maryland Institute by his clever feats of magic and
at the same time comforting upon them an opportu-
Dity to secure beautiful present from among the
many articles he distributes gratsitously each even
ing. Everybody should go and see Wymau.
The PrusSian Project of Federal Reform
According to the Journal de Brarelles the follow
ing are the bases of the plan proposed by Prussia to
the Diet: W
l. Parliament to be elected by universal suf
trage, with some restrictions in respect of the
qualifications of deputies.
| 2. An executive power shall be constituted in
which Austria, Prussia and Bavaria alone shall ex
erciSe preponderating influence.
| 3. Germany shall be divided into three military
| groups. formed by Austria, Prussia and Bavaria
4. Prussia and Bavaria to have the superior com,
mand of the milltrry forces forming the two last
mentioned groups; Prussia to have the comman5 oF
the Federal fleet, which shall be at once created
s. The Diet will TO guarantee the nossass;o,
of Austria, but uterior understanding unon ~
subject may be arriveda at. f 'HN1
s. The Parliament shall have the function ofvo+;ra
the contingents ofthe subsidies for the army and ms
rlner and all laws applicable to the entire Confedera
tion.
T. The diplomatic direction to be left exclusively,
IN the hands OF Prussia which, however will aIIoE
OF the different other States retaining the nover "
naming their respective consuls, v