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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19
DAJLY DEMOCRAT.

The Great Haa0O Unre - q. zee.
go OF RroRegoy 0e0oeoveA.
The Salt Lake City Vedette Of May a5th,
SAYS:
On Friday. the 18th inst, Idaho City was
again reduced TO ashes. The fise originate 1
on the corner CT Wall and Montgomery sts.
in the saloon of John Cody. Il swept all
the buildings dosn Main and High streets,
from Bear Run 10 the foo, OF Main street.
All west Of Montgomery street we're saved.
Es,imsted loss Of property &2,c00,0oo. A
private letter states that there was report
of several lives lset
Among the losses are E. P. Fitzgerald &
Co., merchants, $50, zoe; S NJ. Cohn. nler-
chant. 500, 600; l.. II. barber, City Hotel
10000; Isaac Bros, Merchants. $i5, 09o
Nantine 4 Co., merchants, SIC. 900 John
Cody's saloon, SIC. 900; g. I. Gilbert. a,tor.
ney, 5000; g. c. Merritt, restaurant. ts,,
90; I. G. Pesjadc, hotel, $500; John
ClsreAy. saloon, 1e.009; Ene.y L Martin,
merchant, 5000; Zspp / Dusgell, saloon,
5000; G.E Dickson. jewelcs, ~, 600; Mia
Ros.uthail, fancy eoods. 5000; Powell 4
Co., merenants. o. .O00; L. Nedon, scssAu
rant, $4,000; 8. KG,ishesEes. assiyer, 81
900; Romer & Collen, meat msfket, s., o;
B'schof 4 TO-, $1,000; Thos. Barry. haker,
$4,000; }. 4. Psnney, Pos.olRcs. sS,500;-
Bard 4 Judge. saloon, $2,50O; J. v Ito l.
ten. merchant, 81, 800; Mr.. Grenjer, el,5 0;
Judge Rosb rough. 81 500; J. Harrington,
saloon, $1,000 Yale 1 Co., book store,
$1,000.
This only includes small portion Of the
losses. The Catholic Church was burned
also. Idaho City las besn The victim Of two
very cslsmitous cstastrophies, just about
two yesrs apart. Not less than e4.0o0,ooo
has pcen destroyed in the firss Of May Is,
1865, and MAY II. 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19

The Great H4a0o FIRE = %. zee.
go Of RroRsgey Oeoorovea.
The Salt Lake City Tsdette Of MAY 25th,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19

Deslsnased Depository and ~
noaclol Agent - The u. -.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
PRIMARY ELEC-
TI0N.

Ana neeting Of the Del1ocratic'Ce
trail Committee Of Ashland County, held
at The Office Of tho ASHLAND llNioN on
saturday. APsil2I 1867. on motion, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resofved, That the Democratic voters
Of Ashland Counsyars hereby authorized
aud requested to meet at the usual places
OF holding elections in the several town.
ships Of. said county, on
s'f Saturday, June 9th, 1857,
and proceed, after selecting two Judges
and one olerk, 10 vote by ballot for can
didates for nomination for the following
Offices to DO filed at the Iext October
election. asG BPS SF
Treasurer, Recorder, Commissioner,
Surveyor, Iniirmary Director and Repre-.
sentatige.
Resolved, That The County Conyeu-
tion, composed Of tie Central Committee,
and one delegate OF return Judge from
each township, meet at the Court House
in Ashland, on Monday, June 10, 1857,
for tie purpose Of counting the votes
and declaring the reanit Of the Primary
Elections, and transacting such other
business as may come properly before the
the Convention.
Az tbe Democratic Convention heldin
Ashland in January last, Hon. JAMes
q. CHASE, Of Jackson township, offered
the following resolution, which was a.
dopted:
Resolved, That the Chairman Of the
Central Committee be, and is hereby in
structed to request the Democracy Of the
several townships Of this county to elect
one Central Committee man from each
township, at the next Primary election.
II is therefore suggested that the De-
mocracy of each township select some
discreet and reliable Democrat to act as
their choice for said committeeman and
report the result to the Convention, with
.thsir choice for county officers.
asL GEo. w. HILL, [h'w.a
ISAAC GATES,
II. b. HERsHEY, ~
n PETER THOMAS.
.ii J. NJ. LAMBS. sd
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
PIRIs IxPOsITION
rlss An,ericah Departm@nt On
the OPePing.
[fron The spsciaf Correspondence Of the
London Telegraph.

America was putting her best foot
foremost all day Sunday; bat although
the decoration Of the United tatss courts
is completed, and the counters are ready,
and the glass cabinets are prepared the
United States packing cases are not yet
emptied d. a title. Of their contents. /
saw hoVeyer, q great many Transaaabtic
articles exhibited which will demand alta
future period, extended notice. Amongst
others arc some sumptuously casyedsehim;
ney pieces. of Vermont, Tennessee, and
California marble the last as rich in col
or as onyx, and beautifully veined with
gold in its natural state. Then .thpre
was an imposing array Of grand pianos,
and a very remarkable collection Of clocks,
statuettss, and lamps, seemingly made Of
bronze, but in reality Of cast iron Iartful'
ly eolored, and which can DO sold twenty
Eve per cent cheaper than the real bronze
while they are quite as handsome and
| fully as durable. There also q really as
touishing maChiue-I need scarcely say
that it, is Of New England manufacture
for the simultaneous composing Of, type
being stamped into a thicfness Of . soft
tblotting paper, from which the cast can
subsequently be taken The conpositor
sits.before aspscies of keyboard strongly
resembling that Of a ~piahoforte, His foot
works the pedal ID fact you might think
that, while he q really asettibg up The
| Constitution Of the United State, he was
some boarding,school miss practising her
exercises on an instrument whose keys had
been carefully mufled out Of cousidera,
ton for the nervous lodgcr next door
In it's remaining portions the United
States department--throug no fault, be
it observed, of Mr.. Beckwith, the Chief
Commissioner but through the non arrival
Of merchandise--is in q regretable state
Of bac~kwardness. At oil events, however
America had something to show, which
was not the case on Sunday afternoon
with Italy, with Portugal and with Bra.
I'll. Those countries had unpacked moth
ing, and seemed hopelessly behind hand
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
THE ASHLAND RpN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, METr
Thc Trial q Jen. psvis.

United States District Attorney Chan.
dler has been at Washington for sexual
days; for the purpose Of asceriainiue, "
possible, what curse the Governmental.
tends to pursue in regard 10 bringing on
the Trial of JEFF. Davis At the May term
Of the Court. Il appears that his coun.
sci have made every preparation to pro,
coed with the trial, but that nothing def
mite is known as to the purposes of the
GOverygobt, neither has Chief Justice
Chase given any indication respecting
the matter, The question therefore, as
to when Davis is to be tried, if tried. at
all, Sc sms to be as far removed now as
eyer. 1t seems pretty certain. however,
in the event OF another poatponemsnt,
from the Nay term, Of the trial, thatthe
President will release him in some shape
or other. I7ss mvT sfF .35jA& Sib ;
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
indian Natter.

The Democrats correspondent with
General Hancock's Indian expedition,
gives an account Of, q council hald at
Fort Larned, on the 18th, between Gen.
eral Hancock and fifteen Cheyenne chief.
The council amounted to nothing, only a
part Of the chiefs Of the tribes being in
attendance, and those present gave but
equiyocal reply to the speech General
Hancock made to them, Next day Geny
Hancock moved toward the Cheyenne
camp, and when about half way was met.
by over 300 chiefs and warriors, who pro.
fessed, peace, but at night tho whole
tribe abandoned their village, leaving
their wigwams, but taking everything 81
value. General Custar's, cavalry was
sent in, pursuit, but had not returned
when the letter closed. Ipdicationspoint
10 a,coniederation between the C~heyeDnes
and Sioux, for evil purposes. Gen. Han,
cock intended burning Cheyenne village
on the 4th..-St Louis Democrat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
0, The Copperheads Did TT

Wa ;nd ana f~oIjowinr mar oranb N
.s,sn =.
'ne Maosneia Aera.d OF ias' week
"The Ohio Legislature 90 tho 10Th ap,
pvpriated $1,000 towards building a
monument TO the late General McPher-
son, ,one ofithe noblest and best Of Amer.
icsa heroes The Oopperheads charac,
feristically voted against the appropria
uoa. sFt AL S
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
Value OF Russian America.

~ AAag AL1a
The following Is the substance of the
information derived from Professor Baird,
Of the tSmithsonian %stitute, with 70.
gard to Russian America.
The Professor has had two explorers
in that field between one and two years,
who returned last autumn, bringing d
complete collections Of specimens Of ma.
tural history from the entire region, ex.
tending from the British Possessions to
the shores Of the Polar Sea.
The climate. and Temperature of the
coast, from Prince Of Wales Island to
the entrance of Behring's Straits, during
the winter months, is about the same as
at the city Of Washington. There is lit.
tie snow and much rain, During the
summer months heavy fOgs prevail.
The whole country, well up to the
northern coast, is heavily timberedA-
chiefly hard. pine forests-tbe small trees
extending down to the very shores -
Some Of the islands, also, are heavily
timbered with pine forests and dense IN.
dergrowth. Others Of them are destitute
of timber but covered with grass oflux.
uriant growth. ron
!. On the west coast the soil produces ex
'%cellent barley and roots, such as radishes
and turDips, and esculents, such as let
tuce, cabbage, 90. sH t,ia 7oilt
Furred animals, such as sea otter, riv-
er otter, sable, ferred seal mink, black
silver, and red foxes, are found 10 great
numbers and deer on the south and rein.
deer on the north.
Herring, salmon, halibut, and Goldfish,
abound in exhaustless numbers. 10 Beh-
rings Straits, and to the northward.
great whales are very numerous.
Surface washings Of gold have been
discovered on the head waters Of the
streams on the east side Of the coast
range Of mountains. 56 b, (
The geographical developments aretth 9
same on the western slopes. Native cop.
per has been disc ,vered in various places
on the coast and in the vicinity Of Cop.
per River. Iron ore Of excellent quality
and believed to exist in exhaustless quan,
iity is now being melted and worked by
Russian artisans in repairing ships, 10.
Coal is found in large quantities and is
used by the Russians for naval purposes.
To quality It is similar 10 New Brunswick
coal, but not equal to Cumberland coal.
Recent discoveries have been made Of
what is believed to be a better quality Of
coal, though il has rot yet been tested.
The population eonsists Of Eve or siz
thousand Russians and fifty or sixty
thousand Indians aud ~Esquimaux. The
Esquimaux inhabit the coast on the
Northern sea, and are industrious, peece,
able and teachable. They live BY hunt,
iog and fishing. The Indians inhabii
the interior. They are peaceable, and
live by hunting, fishing and trapping.
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Aew advertisements
ROAD NOTICE.

aa
Notice is hereby given that a petition
will be presented to the Commissioners
Ashland County, Ohio, at their next
session, to be held on the first Monday1ia
June, A, d 1857, playing for the estab
lishmept Of . county road along the, foil
lowing described route, to-wit: Begin;
ming at the South West corner Of Miflln
township, Ashland County aforesaid, and
running East on the line ofsaid County
and Richland County, until il is inter.
sected by a. County Road leading South
Westerly from Petersburg, 10 said Town.
ship, TO the Bhckfork Bridge, in said
County Of Richland. So
/. IN sA MANY PETITIONERS .t
May i, Nv, t.;aarJ ar, a E-,0 %
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
ROAD NOTICE.
To the G Commissioner of Ashland Cos

Tothe Commissioner of Ashland Cos
W., the undersigned, your petitioners,
.freeholdels in the County Of Ashland,
hereby pray for the establishment Of a
county road, beginning on the road lead
ing from Mohicanville to Louaonyille, at
"a point where the South line Of Section
Five Of Range Twenty, in Lake township
intersects the aforesaid road thence west
along said section line and the south line
Of section Six, same township, and range
to the old County road; thence North
said road about ten rods to the Southeast
corner Of section one, range sixteen, CT
Green township thence west along the
South line Of said section to the road
leading from Perrysyille to Mohicanvillo.
,Ap's MANY PETITIONERS.
May !, 4w sHi a-ph .al p 15
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- We clip the following from Il

~ We clip the following from the
Times Of last week :b ya' aF479p .
eFor our part We think the progress.
siveness Of; this great nation demands the
iualiepabls right Of equal suffrage. In.
.tslligenee even tinted with blood Of an.
other race must not be frowned upon and
compelled into obseurity."
We will venture the assertion that
there Is not another npigger' in Ohio, but
sntertains he same opinion. They even
go farther they olaim the right o. per.
feet equality The limo may come, when
the editor ofthe Hbnes under his equal
~ thsotits, may have the honor of basiSt
. son Of africa Tor Z son. d. lsA VIZ
not IL thiaks hat color makes no dif
ference, though tho odor ,pf a~;spcafiaI
aigqer may be somewhat uppleasapt /,
the oliactoties Of the esucasian.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
GREAT FIRE.

Tho great conaagration 81 Petroleum
Centre on the night Of the 28d ult., burn.
ed over nearly two acres in the central
part Of town, and destroyed tweuty.three
buildings. The p~ropriotors Of the Union
Hotel are under arrest, charged with IN.
csndiarism. About one third Of the
town ID in smouldering ruins, and many
persons have lost everything they poe.
scssed. RfIv IN CSC.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
VALUABLE FARM
I!iysiapH EiWMp1a sehsslo ae Z
% bssipsA siag oiasu ~ .yiiasaf, III
.TOWNPR0PERTY FOR SAlEH

TIME undersigned desires to change his
means into other, business. and now Of
ters his FARM, consisting Of Two hundred and
twenty acres, eighty oft excellent timber-21
balance cleared and under aab good state OF
cultivation. Buildings moderately good-an
abundance Of living water from springs IN
every field This farm Hes Mithiusanhelfl
mile Of the Court Houssfin the hoprishipg
town Of ASHLAND, and the town IS spreading
fapidlyfpp tolhe line az ibip land, 4 win
seilit hone OF two tracts u Subtitle pnf-
cbaserssaA lseiny residence On 0cntsfSifestC
South Aebland, an syoeIlepttVo story brick
with eight rooms. wood House, barn and oth-
q iott taiidiAssa rsiA GOOD fepair Z tacrs
4 viii sell atlA ;hareaiH for he snext sixty,
days. For further particulars enquire 81 TIE
undetsisSed atbieone3 ygst fsqr
\ eco rxH s,tans S BAMPSEL
' tpyjl u, 1s67-aSu
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.~aANasasf s1sls


NEWS ITEMS. sIh'o
"A ths iats session Of shs ohio Legis.
iassrs 30 general i4ws, 95 local laws and
SO joint sssolasiOus were passed. The
light Hour bill, failed. 9ss
Nj. Morris Boil, Of Philadelphia, died
on Tuesday from injuries received Is base
ball playing on Saturday. He vas struck
% the head with the ball, causing infa.
nation Of the brain. This is the second
death from ball play this season. =
Eighty bags Of fall wheat we're sold on
Change at St. Louis, Tuesday, ESD, for
% 90 pei bushsl-ths highest price ever
paid in thlt market. aa sR 70 h
a clergyman at Hamlip, o, has been
fined for committing an assault and bat
toy on HE wife at the breakfast table
Sunday morning, aqs. qs
The Naturalization Is continually re.
csising appliealions from relatives Of pc
sans captured u ireland Is Feniaus, who
are or have been citisens Of the United
St.tes nsGyd rrD " q asa
81 c9tia1xe pags 80 So ID
in 40 indian mound disturbed by ex.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
r2s22asElsssIEak f5SFTA Na3N3S
OFFICE OF THE

saoIdsnbs!0 Febfssssf lse7c31
{ It is hereby certified that the foregoing Ia
a correct gAdieheni Of tie condition " the
Security Insurance Company, q Esy York,
made g and fled p thii s9icss FER 5or b year
lo0i.a lnJ pfifshast!I Sltsaet-,
lsEAL,] Witness my Hand and Seal ofieial-
ly.. bss iJAS. H,GODMAN. Auditor 81 Stata
DyJAs. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk. \
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
The Intecession fSr Maximii.
Il: Snd ,gaah ian. ire 'n.gst Z.
New ORLEANS, April 81.

EATEIT AVE-
Hon. LewisD Canpbel United States
Minister TO Mexico, states that the mes
sepger dispatched BY him 10 President
JuareE, at San Luis Potesi, had instrue.
lions 10 proceed via Tanpico, but was
advised by GeperalR eynoldss Of Brasos
saptiago,to proceed overland thither, in
consequence Of Cones aud 0apales1beipg
at TpmpipoA with about 1000 mon in the
Interest Of 0fieea.sr Although Gonesapd
Canales were osiensibly in Tho service Of
the Liberals, their whole object seems "a
DO TO secure the revenues Of the custom
house and they have refused 70 obey
JuaTss's order % join him q Qasretsr6
+ WANTED, WiIlsOmeof our sul
[scribers bring Id IL d few loads .
good dry wood either stove d. oofi
ewod. Don't all come at once.
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thin other House in Ashland, 10

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bsilsb isdi issa gIgsaedi visa ssddsH
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~ yisssisrss tiss has ,1a76WoJ ,lIggT4,
as casIoaf. ia syon ee ye, suiu Ted
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saHAr BaaGAzHs
Dry,,'';=':'C'o:,o,,,d';sI
B"RUBAKERs 8 WIlNBlGlER.

FIYfl8ieE4q DgueDI 99AI an 9ftAN 't.HvH
are nowsrcceiving alaree Stock Of Goods
direct from the HEADsOFaTHE MAR
KET. These Goods have been cbought.
within D fewdays and the recent decline.
will enable us to q xasd 20 2s1k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

has beon reorrapized Two entirely ballots VIII he
introduced la FOntaine n Amour and lie IacAa ~ ue
Ianina - NJ Predigam VIII direct the orchestra Inc
ferTfgih inthcckrOmOfrcne,' VIII De lncofpoI
fed INTO dagzig examination IL is I'm fact the
design OF the manager now that he has gOt INTO AURA
tive 0uarters 10 make tbs entertainment as syhneuc
refined and elegant possible. The chances OF ample
s,.- - at .oir-a far better than they ever We're Dc
fors Pcrformances Of "The Golden Branch" viii he
Given on tbe evenings Of Tuesday, Thursday ana HaOr
day and at a Wednesday Matinee
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. i w. LingaTd will commence. tins even
ng AT the Bowery Tbeater, an engagement OF SIX ngh
anneariug the drama OF 'Blueskn, or JACK anu MS
pals" He will take a Farewell Benefit on FRIDAY even
ng The denzens Of the Orient expected 10 raliy
ronnd the flag Of their faN OTite manager
A Young Elephant and Giraffe nave Deeh
added 10 the Menagerle at Barnums Museum Inc Ioi-
ner ia but four old and he Is called IN remembrance
f the big beast OF his species that was here Deloi Hu-
nibaI ir0 The other, old Hannibal our readers may
remember found his Zama in the West where ne dleu last
Summer -, .-
Rare sport for the vOtaries of physical sciences
Is offered nightly at the Circus. Mr. LentS programme
II will he found in another column Piau appears OF
course and Plan is marvel Manees are given al the
Circus on Wednesdays and Saturdays
No change is here to be noted at either the
Broadway, the Olympic, or Bunyan Hall The Ilckel-
of. Leave Man" however will shortly be withdrawn at
the former theater when the FlOrenccs will close their
engagement. a Midsummer Nights Dream" Will con
tnue to draw crowds at the Olympic. and The Pilgrim
WILL doubt not prove as attractive as ever at Buhya
Hall. ~ - g,
Mr.. FalcOners Fnew burlesque, aye Grand
Queen Bess yet quite ready for production at the
Fifth Avenue Theater and therefore the present week Is
10 be fitted up with series OF Old standard Durlesque
Cinderella" Medea," d" Fra Diavolo" "ShylOck ana
Aladdin make M the list; but q" Fit To BE duchess,
TOO Much For Good Nature, and Jenny lAnd are 10
be acted after-pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
MUSIC

- The last week OF the opera season begins 10
D.. .,sbt WITH q. .,,i.o. Ga "Wednesday Madame kapp
Young Is 10 ENG u Erna and for FRIDAY We 'ro prom
Ecd TJOJaiOrc l.,
The programme of the concert 10 oe gwen ~
ne German L4egerkrGHs az steinway hail VoEn'7 lo
the tens0t Of the German Hospital is remarkably at
,,sc4iye The solo vooahsts are Madame koller' llS
tl,a r,u5ev a,d.Ffederc stems. Miss Iolp ana WIN
Io,r vii also assist and the society VIII perform
some Of tier choicest seicoiions'
n, I. +. Harrison is unceasing in his efforts
4, introduce 20 the New FORK public artists VINO can c"i
ovr synrathy aud respect lie did so again a't hSh ''
s,,i,u.y Han in ms ninth sunday concert making us
acquainted with the new American prlmadohha MISS
Jenny Buck This young lady halls from Baltimore ana
,,eiyc. her musical education in Europe She sang three
dimes. ouo Of the arias Of the Queen Of ID" Night nom
Royaris MagIc Flute" the waltz from GOnhou nv
a,eo AND q well known Scotch ballad. MOI Oh! vi"
proyc her familiarity with the different iansnagoS Wv
also showed excellent artistic qualities. Her voice y
pure sopfauo which points tC good studies her
s.ep,ed "a as ocas.onaya little pressed especially III o
hgber register o. hcY voice but This may have pec
trnNery natural norvOusnessOn her part No"i'
a. say that her success was complete ana We,
Mr. Isoutll de Meyer charmed AGAIN ~ -"
and purity Of bis piano playing lie hnu ..
nlng mr CaIl Rosa added no less 10 inc NJ lanes
.orQet ~ ms ympathen, a a.d NJ Gco W Colby the
Garfield wac the oiean,s' avn ''''
eOioaS tOr Of tlc OCCASION -.
An Theodore Thomas rontnues III HIS
prAisewortLy efforts 10 preserve his Wen-ua'n'u
orchestra and the interest which ns eAee.t tr his
fc,raugos must inspire. Twice week ne ga Ms
All Sc together 40 Lyric Han i'm siXthaVe anu cL9
tbc Lbc excellent music Of varied interest," anu Ndiu
ropdcfrd n q superior manner lie ara 50 as',, Ia La
uirt Ia te entire satisfaction Of the audience Sselpcu
We are pleased to see that Mr.. Oscar PtelileT'
me eminent pianist viii give next Thursday al oteu""y
Hall grand concert prior 10 his departure Tor the prov
4uces lie viii assisted by signora Aluel Ile Sci
hIatCd pTnua DONNA Mr.. carr ! OflhSs' tne "oi"''" ~
tou,. and Messrs Idstcmann the Violinists.
This evening the tenth week OF the brilliant
sueecss Of the Grand Duchess Of Gerolsten VIII DC
Smuenced The accounts of is production recently ~,
Iondon Ia Have. Berlin and Geneva snow lndl III ~
nan has not only superior company D9t s
brilant appointments costumes chorus, ana OIchcs'i
the report the perfection 81 the pFodu1itotn n Mr.
Gnoed IL composer ". Oncnbach, 10 write etteI "
Estcrna, n,it.fc linn 10 produce his other operas anu
tbis viii b. done with little delay as pOsS8t.
marrow evening lie BOurreau dcs Cranes, hue2iu u
a., Bonnie Iu which the vIVaciOus MIC RENE VII OF
ear aud u Rose dc Saint Flour are 10 make q III
Du, 10 ne french population and lie lovers oil inc
Trtuch DRAMA generally