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New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.


The now olympic play has entered upon its pros.
perOus "run" We witnessed its representation, on Sat
urlay evening the second time, in company with
very large audience. It's several scenic pictures we
hailed with applause and its erratc current OF narrative
and dialogue was followed with apparent interest and
satisfaction from first to last There can be no doubt
that the piece is popular Int ~ a.
Miss Lucille Western will commence engage.
ment tonight at the Broadway Thcater, appearing az
Lady TSGbs in Mr. c. ". TayIeures dramatic version OF
the novel of q East Lynne"
Miss Leo Hudson will to-day make her trst appear
anee at Barnms Museum, in the character OF Adseppd
THE Black Crook will be offered 10 public ad.
mraton tonight at Niblo's Garden, with many en'rey
new trappngs and suits OF beauty.
The Worrell Sisters will tonight appear at tht
New-York Theatcr, in The Invisible Prince as well a.
the popular Cinderella
Mr. Proctor at the Bowery Theater is 10 appes,
tonight In THE ATlnorer Of Tyre and PresulnpW
Evidence
TUE FOREIGN DRAMA.
Miss Glyn's promised appearance at the Prncesst
Theatre Cleopatra was postponed 10 the l5th OF May
4 comedy by NJ T.. de GiIadiu. produced at one OF
the minor theaters OF Paris is said 10 have failed
A correspondent at Naples reports the asccndancy
IN Italy of drama, both original and translated
London paper of the llth inst. complains Of tn.
exceptionally weather and says that the theateu
aud concsrt rooms were unbearable
Goethe's "EGnontr translated and adapted to the
English stage is 10 be brought ont by Mr. scarborough
at SadleI's Wells Theater.
ON the 18th inst II win accommodate loSo persons MI
John oxenford and Mr. Pepper provided farce for the
opening
Raphael Felix. the brother of the famous Rachel
has taken the ST. Jamess TheaeT London, for series OF
performances. ia French. from June q till July 20. NJ
Rayel and Mile DeschampS Will be the principal per
formers
Two original documents. illustrative of Shaks;
peare have discovered by Canon Jackson IN the col
lection OF the Marquis of Bath AT Longeat These are
letter date between 1883 and 1861 with SEAL addressed
Lord Robert Dudley, Master Of the Horse from Thos
Lucy esq., Of Charcot County Warwick the original OF
Justice shallow" and a letter date about l5749 "a
the Earl Of Leicester from tine Earls Players Both
are published in the last number OF Notes Cpd queries
Mr.. and Mrs Charles kean finished their Farewell
Engagement at Manchesteg on the llth inst -
Il Wild Goose" e. ROsedale y. at the London
Haymarket does not appear to have made success
The promised performance by the Punch staff, IN
aid OF the widow and orphans OF the late e. H. Bennett
took place at the Adephi on the nth inst
The Great City" Mr.. Hallidays play. at Drury
Lane having great success IL has been cut ana con
densed. 10y g. :. -
The Braddon drama of Henry Dunbar has been
again brought out, al the Adelpm, Miss Kate Serry play
ing her original part, Margaret
Miss Tnerese Furtado. who concludes an engage.
meut az the Adep phi toward the end OF May VIII teh
make professional visit TO the United states.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

The question of the License power, now held
10y the Police Commissioners instead of the
Mayor, was ably argued before the Supreme
several constitutional grounds the Legislative
act comforting this power is illegal-that it
breaks contract for the payment of specific
debt that il is "a local BILL embracing more
"than one subject" contrary to the law; that
the Police Commissioners, neing State officers,
cannot perform city duties. Most OF these
arguments, it seems to ms, are squacly met
and OveItlrOwn in the defense.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
rIGur.uouRs IN NFw-YorE.

ENbHl-nDthS IN NEN-1Olhs
Mr.. William J. Jessup, President of the state
workingmens Assembly has sent out circulars summon
ing the members that body 10 meet in Albany at
O'Clock on the morning of June 25 ten days subsequent
the workingmen's Ten-Hour Conference Convention
the call Mr. Jessup addressed the officers Of
Assembly and from the replies THE TRIBUNE per
mitted to make following interesting extracts:
ALsASYI heartily coneee with extra
the WorkDgmen Assembly iI tao One =
OF earliest pObe
With little Inconvenience possible TO all inttd capitalists
aS another Is that should be unit N ttainiDg
cure the insertion Of clause the Constitution which shan
shape STRIKE At or b The wohngmeD tie
STATE should be and consult together free to pass rules for
Their resolves they quiet orderly and
nA hey may net long be permitted 70 do th, us wt itsJ TO
Nhes OF ns stands The best before stature We
abe polls II our elAuse Is emitted
Cecgsr.os ny PnSn ,e thing that We must lool
loPs 70 hang SO M ssge vt cOo The bach q IL
lesdy been sFsh OR se scyss ye,sr You mat haye
ne y Piass Tss 1 ~ az, I,s, H5 ,as ssgsHSsgs
week None bat Union hen need sI ss Of p ,s goes M
Per sssl ssy t. u and r'fs Of tie r0pHs
our '.. ~. s9 70 ossi u. ih n'u
and sser Monday Nay ~ egn eer. s dsys
80 per Gay on wek We spuagts y gggGs
At no last meeting Of the Brooklyn wOrkjngmeps As
semby, the Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Association
reported favor Of the Ight Hour law, pledged
funds aid In enforcing IL necessary the
had deal OF trouble hand, and had paid upward Of
$4,000 toward sustaining the strikes for wages in the
vention In NewYOrk the 18th prOx and the Carpe-
NH Painters and Plasere were resdy 10 ac me repre-
az weeks his fellowcraftsen will refuse to work moro
than sight hours daY.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Earl Derby has officially stated that the sen
tence of death passed upon some OF the Fenan
prisoners will be executed Notwithstanding
the official character of the announcement it
is doubted whether the English Government
will dare to execute their threat. Should they
he foolish enough to hang any of the Fenians,
it is expected that the latter will take replisals.
England asked America to be magnanimous to
our Rebels; she should be mcrclul to her
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
MUSIC.

Several important concerts are announced. This
evening. Signor Mazzoeni will offer meodiOus farewell
his friends stenway Hal. Miss Marie Louise segor
will appear Tuesday evening at the Brooklyn Athe-
neum with number OF talented assOciates-SgnOr
BaIagh Richard Hoffman, the pianist. and Mr.. Wenzel
KOpta. one Of the best of Niolnists. Mr.. r. A.
Ricardo will be the conductor. Richard Holman We
hear. will give exquisite NCctume 10y Chopin. aud Mr.
KOpta VIII essay the witches Dance of Paganni.
The Old Folks whose quaint concerts are very
popular Will chaTtaby entertain this evening IN tho
Forty bird street NJ r. Church, between seventh ana
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Gen. Grant has not bcenprcscnt atany Cabinet
meeting TO discuss the latest of the Attorney
Generals opinions, though thc contrary has
been several times stated. We see IT also
earnestly denied that the opinion met with
unanimous approval. The contradcted story
is, therefore, utterly worthless as an advertise
ment for the Administration. 1t is equally
harmless to Gen Grants sense of prOpricty.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Gen. Mower of Ncw-Orleans has issued an
order, important in its way, holding all vessels
in that port responsible for wages due freed
men as stevedorcs. Ship-owners will now deal
directly with the wharf-hands instead of
making use of contractors. What the freed
men have lost by the other plan OF dealing,
Gen. Movers order suggests. The new rule
will work well both ways, and the much
swindled negroes will be special gamers.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Cant John e.. Ryan, the "mysterions prlsonns.,,a
vh h as orrested and confined 1865 as the suppo,
John H. surratt. is about 10 prosecute the "o'elh'
for false imprisonment ,
Ex-Gov. Thomas II. Seymour lately enteT,an Tpsrt
the Russian Commissioners, now IN HafIoiu' inotarv
at his reception Gen Franklin aud exseete'"'
Toucey. =. -.
The Florida correspondent OF The CincnRdh on% S"n
,,,rcioI saws that Mrs. Harriet Beecher stowe ms
acres of land near Jacksonville, which she raheu WV"
orange orchards She has been offered twice its cost
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
wrsyrpy INSTITUTE or HOMEOPATHY.

INpIANApoIIs, May 26The Western Institute OF
Homeopathy closed its NTH annual meeting ON SATURDAY
ut thiscity Tho Western states nearly all repre>eh
ted and the interest well kept up. number VI
yal,ale reports upon variOus medicines were DlauS
which were discussed No length. Three prizes oi sIVo
We're offered the three best essays on loh.9 p
rreafment OF diseases of the bones, Syphils, ana
Catarrh for the next meeting The aGnnaI aiuieyxss xs,
delivered the evening Oi tho 2tth ny PfoIessor,
OF the Cleveland Medical Insttpte ON fopn,,I ~,
Edncation The next meeting win be held Mh"SuA''
on The third Wednesday Of May, lses.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

The Emperor of Russia, the King OF Prus-
sia, the Emperor of Austria, and the Sultan
are all to visit the International Exhibition OF
Paris. Their visit is likely to bc connected
with new attempt to solve the Eastern ques-
tion, which, after the recent solution OF the
Luxcmburg difficulty by the London Con-
ference, is said to have assumed more serious
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

The letter from Porlirio Diaz to the Mexican
Minister in Washington is a highly interest
ing contribution to the history of the last
months of the expiring Empire 1t confirms
the report that Bazainc was willing sell Maxi
milan, and to deliver him, with the City OF
Mexico into the hands of the French.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Denmark has complained to the Great Powers
of the tardness of Prussia to carry out the
stipulation of the Treaty of Prague on the
retrocesson of the Northern Danish) Districts
of Schleswig to Denmark. Count bismarck
wishes to delay the execution of the treaty as
long as possible, hoping that the partisans of
Denmark will every year decrease in numbers
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
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MONDAY. MAY q. 1867.
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

and that duty has been the gravest 10
remove him now would be as wild an act "a IL
the order had been issued when he rode down
tho shenandoah Valley to turn defeat into We
tory 1T Winchester
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
THE Ne,c- York ErDyess announces

Brooks having pu1hased all the right title sn1 aefe
s. r. Clarke 10 The N York E1res. and The eass at "a.
H. Brooks having been snicabY settled Tf ESc"
will be published by j. Brooks as equs proprora
We do not agree with the politics of The Express
and probably never shall. but we esteem it to be
good newspaper We trust Mr.. Erastus Brooks VIII
improve it's politics little. lie cannot very well IN
pyoye il in any other respect.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

The Judiciary Committee have received the
testimony of the Chief Justice and Attorney
General and Judge Underwood with rcferepce
30 the failure to try Jefferson Davis.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Letters from orr Special Corresponding IN
Paris and Sanio Lomingo Religious Mems,
Court Reports, the Money article, and the
Markets wM be found on lte second pagej PaS-
sengcrS Sailed and Arrircd on The h''d page
and Literary Items or The Sirth page.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

The trial of Suratt begins to-day, and a
nubmcr of important witnesses Lave been sum
moncd against him. The public will look for
ward with new anxiety to the issue OF tins
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
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INTENDED be authenticated by the nsme aud address
Of ge are-not necessarily publication. bat guaranty for
ms good faith.
All letters Tor this ooo should addressed to Tun TRS
USR' New.NOrk.
We esuo,t undertake 10 rctamecced Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

us al unite to urge on the good work 80 auspi-
ciously, because 30 ably and wisely. begun by
Mchla Wllson and KeeY.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Advertisements for this weeks lSsuc OF The
WnKk,y TRiBuNs must be handed IN 70 Day
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

1851 77,iS 1850 $3.50 s'Ss 0f'''' "'''~
A bird candidate received l'j 'oNt
I'm 1867 the whole vote Of the state ll3i73 Democratic
majority over the Republicans 4tO42; over Tue insu s
Party 7a724; both A. In 1866 whole yoie Si sn
state for Clerk of the Court Of Appeals l94Olt DuN
tDeml over HobsOn lRopD, 1884 In 1869 whoF f"'"
FOR congressman. l5lO; Conservative majority atsi'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR.

~ TRIBUNE 80,
Albany. NAV 25.-Gov. Fenton has appo'hteo
Cbauncey NJ Depcw Clerk Of the County OF NeS'ehes'
in the nlnee of Hiram r. RoweD deceased.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

KENTUCKY.
The following is the official vote by Districts in tho
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

THE EUREKA Brick MACHINE
.l. oo ,pledd BE per hour ons nine and one pair
go. or 3O pr Ecr by steam pos Hes 0p1ee ma'hmey
"a he oipo ot Of breaking It's great snpeN anu
n,yeous the approval ofee expert at sg'S
We Cha enfe the world 10 produce ts eqpsL
SohtGdc!ioa guaranteed 10 al purchCter& -
ABRAN REsuA, General agent. No l+l BoaiNH " l..
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

STUDIO BUILDING TENTHSr) ,,.,u,, D,.s
nay AND tVFNING- EXHIBITION OF BlbtS SIhpf q
"pOMES or TIKI GREAT lOSEMlrE'
IRVING HALL. - -.l,.-, =. %.
THIS EvEKING-FARBwE CONCERT or SiON"" Mn"
ZOiiENI
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

WtLIACES THEAIE& .-,., M,
THIS ByBKIKG-FLAING ottD W. 4 f'VN ""'''' '0'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

ACADEMY or DESIGN ,,,,,
nay AND EVFNING-FOKTl- SECOND ANIMAL EAhIpli VT W
or PICTURES AND SCULPTURE Corner OF Twenty 'H'i''" s
fOurtir
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
AmnecmcnlS.

KIILOS GARDEN .. NIL,
THIS EVENING-THB BLACk CEOoh-"fe" '''S'o'' D''''
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-30

friends and admirers of General eaghers widow to know
that she has been left richly provided for-Mr
certifying that the mining and property Interests O. 1G ue
ceased at present. worth less than three or Jour num-
dred thousand dollars though capabeat least not all
OF them-of being Immediately realized.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-30

charge re against other committed
na Sp bread there While those ong IN
of its people in misery vruous beautiful and
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as bSss a d a a. 5s a thank w s
their Defense and also Mr. Roberts for his attention my
The prisoner Mcclure sadI have few words say All the
AG up fn maF s me dv 9 ss Se s
month and four days when this
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v but prejudice has Influenced them when they other
With reference the witnesses every of them has sworn
S S44s Ss s WHo Ill and sss Ssy asi the
a Sa 9Y a hs Of a a Sqd
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would have been brought witness identify Them but being
freshman, it supposed sympathy with hem and
suspicion of that sympathy arrested and in OF
the and the reward which offered identified 1t
otherwise AS said before opinion national
all relate the before lorshp We
have been found guilty and matter of accept
death graceful possible We afraid to die at least
not Several of the other conyc said Nor IA have no
regard the other who to be tried afterwards hope
blood at least will satisfy the craving for it. hope our blood
will be enough, and that those whom honestly believe
gutess blood of that man. that the other patches will
get fair and impartial trial We view matters in
different light from what the jury do We haye been imprisoned
had the advantage of understanding exactly what
this excitement has led can only hope and pray that this preu
will that country will right herself some day.
people far from being Locked upon with con and
Of the Civilized world but too, American
citizen and English territory have committed crime which
makes me amenabe of England You will send
us before our God and perfectly prepared to have
nothing regret take back only Godsave
Ireand h cry repeated by several of the other conycs
Gould added wish add word two. There nothing
the Of political which regret don't know of
me afraid to meet my God fellow would be most happy;
would give greater pleasure than to die on field
nv country in defense her liberties AS is cannot die
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-30
IRISH NEWS.

read the addresses of these prisoners in the English
dock and not feel thrill of sympathy for the that
has produced such men? With auned people such Allen
Gould and the other prisoners and wisely handled who could
doubt of our ultimate On the other hand is it
deporabe that all best be sacrificed in
less outburs resulting in good country unless
deed in shamng etargc countrymen to action If the
sacrifice of these will accomplish aon and determined
continuation the road Irish freedom, they will not
have died in vain
THE FENIAN TRIALS AT MANCHESTER.
vERpIcr-F1vE PRISONERS SENTENCED HANGED.
Manchester FrdayIhe jury retired for deliberations and
and amidst breathes silence their names were called over The
verdict the Fireman in the a%SVe On n0r
The CLERK asked whether they
ffS Ge9 sp ond all the guilty
al ssP s4 Ths thy had nd nS my
SR that ea 5 an h
WI Aeer and TIM mot
defense Their eoantry9
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Why either technical roands
hs 5 @ 5 not We nes 6d e1
Allen WELL Sir, cannot that be done in the morning?
a 5 by the # Any f eg
evidence neither judges anyone alter review in
to s
Aeqm4es Sir have mNeh to s say hoor
Brett
died ~ sfi saI esf R, as5 pn
should u9n u.s.
Sd @ a bman 1 to s.
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had been would not have been @ at the
not been done shape form brought here
as aS sTSS
ss s; %x SSif5S aS
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be in F ba d OT to earG vs IDENTITY oa
Il there fRt Rs
corridor BY the witnesses ordered to leave the hander
parties WHO committed t6s
9S isn don a." Ra
onf % y
%sbt
liam W%n Phs Allen Was BORN BORN
take name and am proud of my country and
has ssn ms sy that
told RECOLLECTION. boy had no pistol
% g o S e hf d %hs d sfed this
PaHs SdSd@
ley Who fighting the British troops Mtohelstqwn
sss 1 4"eSea SG a%a Ga res
o o not be- do% %s,,ssa 1 he ona9
Mr. Adams did not come though wrote to him He did
lively could if he had taken the trouble of sending coming
sec what could DO hope the American people will notice that
part OF the business here reading from
paper he held in his hand The service freedom
great God has endowed him with affections
smother them and world that be enjoyed. Once
eonyc4h he must be willing to face all the Ire
productive lands is capable Of supporting than treble its
paid official OF the British Government can there shadow
OF liberty that there spark OF glad life amongst its plundered
and prosecuted inhabitants 1t hoped mbece
yranncal rulers will be forever amidst the
execraon of the world How beautifully the Eng
land oae the espoism of the rulers Of Italy and DahOme
lin the Of Naples with what indignation did they speak of
the ruin OF families by the detention Of head loved
per IN Who has heard their COMBINATIONS of the
useful lives in hopeless Punishment?
Mr. Justice Blackburn interrupt and do it
y tor your own sake What saying cannot
the slightest the of
passed on to be reading something that has been
Others the only
be against with those have to the sentence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-29

The AppRoACHIN0 REGATTA On Thurs
day next, August lst, the grand regatta will
take place, if the weather is favorable. 1t is
expected that there will be twenty contestants
entered Tor the race but at present there have
been but nine entries, as follows: National,
Highland Mary, Augusta Young Ariel Min
ME Clark, General Kearney, Washington;
Capitola, and the Greyhound (of Alexandria,
There are crafts not yet entered thai promise
to give the best yachts on the Potomac hard
sail for the prize, which is to be Sin elegant
silver cup, valued at 800. On Saturday at
ternoon the owners of boats already entered
held meeting to make arrangements tor the
details Of the regatta. The steamer Hi. Liv-
ingston will accompany the boats over the
course, which will be from stake opposite the
Sixth street warf, in Washington, round a
buoy opposite Fort Washington, a distance Of
thirty two miles, and on the trip it is the nten-
ton Of Captain Lawler to present prize to
the lady offering the best sentiment on boat
racing On the return OF the boats to Wash
iugton, collation. will be served by Captain
Watts, at headquarters, for the crews Of the
boats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-29

THIRD WARD RADICALs.-A large meeting
of the Republican Club of the Third Ward was
held on Saturday night last, in Sckles' Bar
racks, W. n Harlow, in the absence Of the
President, George P Douglass, colored, in the
Chair, and T. j. Edelin,, Secretary. The
Committee appointed to Investigate the cir
cumstauces attending the case Of colored
man named Morton, who was compelled by the
Corporation authorities to take out 4 dog
license, made report, censurlng the course Of
Mayor Latham The report was recommilted,
with instructions to the Committee to extend
their inquiries so as to contain in their second
report, which will be presented tomorrow
night, the names Of all the parties concerned
in the affair, and the respective parts they
took in it. Charles Whittlesey, Gen. ii. IT.
Wells, and f. H. White, white; and II. III.
Arnold, William Burke and r. u. Beckley,
colored, were elected delegates 70 represent the
Club in the Radical Convention to be held 10
Richmond After some other unlmrortant
business among which was the election OF three
candidates for Club membership and the de-
feat Of one, the meeting adjourned to reassem-
bic tomorrow night.