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YACHTING q.

An Ocean Race Between the Yachts Magic
and Widgeon.
These we'll known fast sailing schooner yachts have
been matched TO sail during the coming
summer ON the Of the annual cruise Of the New
York Yacht Squsdron The proposed TO be sailed
over will be either from New London or Newport
20 Block Island and back. Both Of these boats have
ssputaton we'll established by several victories and this
contest will Of course greatly increase the interest Of the
annual cruise always event rspets with incident and
pieasurs.
The Magic has undergone teveral important changes
since she was Arst built She was originally sloop,
and under the direction Of her owuerthe veteran yacht
man Captain Loper-was heightened and improved in
many Particular This gentleman disposed Of her TO
Commodore VIM a. Mcvickcr, who again heightened
her. altered her into asehooner, and made many other
material changes and improvements She u now
owned by Mr. George Lorilard. The widgeon, owned
Sy Mr. Lloyd PhGnix was described in the columns Of
she HERALD few days since.
II "a worthy Of note that all the Of importance In
souatic circles now in contemplation are 70 DO sailed
upon the ocean, and not heretofore upon the quiet
waters of Long Island Sound, "down the Bay" 1t 10
such exciting races that give character 70 yachting and
exhibit the beautiful features and peculiar qualities Of
cur crack vessels OF pleasure.
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thousand dollars above the whole revenue
received from them, while the piers, docks and
%harves will for years be heavy burden on
The treasury before they can be put int Q
proper state Of repair. The net debt Of the
city and county is now about thirty-three
million dollars. The sale Of the city property
now mproductive to the city, or entailing an
actual outlay as suggested by Comptroller
Connolly would pay about half this debt at
once.
1t may be questionable whether the great
commercial interests of the city would not be
better protected and the taxpayers be even
tually moro substantially benefited by retain
ing the wharves, piers and bulkheads in the
bands Of the city, putting them in proper
state of repair, readjusting the rates Of
wharfage so as to secure q remunerative
revenue to the lessee, and then leasing the
whole property under the direction of an
honest Comptroller, so as to secure fair rents
which would yield permanent paying income
10 the city treasury. But there can be little
ID 'ubt that, so far as the unproductive city
proA ,erty and the public markets are con-
cernA 1, their sale would remove prolific
source, Of official corruption, ensure the public
better m. srket accommodations under private
conn etitio n, and materially relieve the over
burdened "a xpayers. The subject, as we have
said should eceive the immediate and earnest
attention of the Commissioners of the Sinking
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pIcKpocKsTs or THE PARIS EXHIBITION
Grand Trial Of skill Between Engiish and
French Thievcs-How John Bull Lost by
HE 1ntempcruuce. &c.

GrWnd THAI o. SkUi BeSWeon bmkusn nuu
French Thieves-How John Ball Lost by
TIis Intempcrauce. &c.
TPsrs May u correspondence OF London Advertiser
The most successful demonstration OF British indus.
try tbst has ~ yet been developed bv the Exhibition
been displayed by English pickpockeis In the art Of
taking ely they are unnvalled, and 10 this valuable
requirement they have now added that OF eludng the
vigilance Of the sr0ns DE- vu and Of the private police
mon, who Turk In plain clothes In places where they are
least expected Since composition 70 much 10 fashion
in everything Nowadays trial Of strength and skl nas
The former sung with maddened jealousy At hear.
Ing the complaints Of Lost watches and purses and
challenged their rivals 10 conflict, which came on
few days since. seven English and seven French
thieves started their predatory expedition through
the exhibition, and agreed 70 meet nj cafe In the boule
wards rather ~ . rsstaurateurs, where they had
previously engaged cabinet portsuier and had ordered
the appointed hour, and you win be- proud Of your
countrymsn's superiority when you learn that they
triumphantIy displayed forty i've watches and nine
poremonnaIes whereas the French tyros IN the noble
could display but ten Watches three postsmonnaiss
and half dozen handksrchisfs, small deer, which are
disdained BY The protested pckpockes and are
only faxed during novitIas in the profession They
agreed TO recognise the superiority q the vcsos n the
form most pleasing 10 them by standing half dozen o.
champagne followed BY bowls Of blazing punch IN quick
succession.
Up 70 This stage an had been highly gratifying 70
national pride, but the hour Of Brtans humiliation wa
drawing nigh. Our countrymen fell under the table
Their hosts though they had not read me tale o. IAl
eassd them Of their pundss and retired In triumph viii
the fortyve watchsa The purses 10, and, NOR cover
ef the walters instructlcss 70 apply for payment " VI
bill n the go0tleweo ~ otokU - " vo1xs"
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MARIME INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, May 70, 1897.
The steamship Baltic Captain JONES' left Bremen Nay
IS for New York, with eleven hundred passengers
The steamship Western Metropolis, Captain Weir,
which len New York ON the 4th Of Nay arrived hero to-
day, on her way 70 Bremen.
QUmSsrowS, Nay 20, 1867
the Cunard steamship Malta, Captain McMickan,
which left New York on the sth inst, and the Inman
steamship City OF Paris, which left New York the
Ill., arrived at this port to-day and sailed again for
Liverpool
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Omar Pasha's Defeat Again Reported.
LONDON, May 2o-Evening.
Tho latest and most Trustworthy accounts received
here or the recent fighting In the Island Of Gambia ap
pear 70 confirm the report that Omar Pasha has been
defeated BY the Crstana
King Of Egypt Created BY the Saltan.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt. May 20, 1857.
The Sultan has granted the title Of King 70 the vcsroy
Of Egypl
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REcoNsTRUc TON.
SENATOR WILSON'S SOUTHERN CAMPAIGN.
SPECIAL TeleeRAm 70 TINE HERALD.

Mr.. Wilson's Speech NJ Huntsville, Ala.-The
Last Address Of the Tour.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May 20, 1861
Senator Wilson addressed large audience at this place
last evening" making the theh and last speech during
his Southern tour. His remarks listened 70 with
profound attention and respect and elected the warmest
appreciation and applause. He leaves tomorrow for his
home
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E U R 0 Pc.
Special Telegram to the
Herald.
The French Derby Won by Patricien
After an Exciting Race.
Ten Thousand Persons on the
Turf at Chantilly.
Omar Pasha's Defeat Again
Reported.
The Sultan Creates q King Of
Egypt.
Napoleon and King william Sign the
Luxembourg Treaty.
ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE DERBY CABINET.
&c. &c. &c.
Napoleon and King william Sign the
Luxembourg Treaty.
THE FRENCH TURF.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

SPECIAL leLE6RAm ~ int htkAlD
| Grand Meeting mt Chantilly-Race for the
French Dsrby-Pntricien tho Winner-The
Grow ned Heads ON tho " Road" and Bril-
liant Scene, &c
! CHANTILLy COURSE, PARIS, May 10, 1867.
There was a grand assemblage on the turf at
this place to-day Sunday to witness the contest
for the great racing event Of the empire-the
French Derby.
Ten thousand people at least were present on
the grounds, all bent on enjoyment, and every
one in the most excellent humor.
The royal visitors in the French capital were
represented on the road" and at the grand stand
by the King and Queen Of the Belgians, and it
may be said that the whole fashionable world of
Paris turned out for the occasion.
There were great many English and Americans
also on the ground.
The weather was cloudy in the morning, but
remained favorable to the sport to the close.
Thirteen horses ran for the Derby, which was
won by NJ. Fl. Delamarre's Patricien.
There were five races.
The following were tho leading starters for the
Derby
n. H. Delamarre's Pstricien.
Count F. De Lsgrange's Nontgoubert.
Count F. De Lagrange's Trocadero.
Major Fridolin's Ferragas.
NJ. Montgomery's Fervacqucs.
Count F. De Lagrange's Dragon.
N. A. Fould's Milan.
NJ Aumont's Flambant.
Duke Of Fitz James RsalitE.
Count F. De Lagrange's La Ferte Fresnil.
The betting had been very animated for some
three weeks, and Moatgoubert has been first
favorits in the rooms. The betting was generally
against the winner-Patricier-
The scene ct the starting post was very brilliant,
and when Patrician came in ahead at the winning
stand beating all the favorites, it one Of the
most joyous and extraordinary excitement.
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TINE PEACE TREATY.

Napoleon and the King OF Prussia sign the
Luxemburg Settlemeue.
LONDON, May 10-Evening.
The Luxembourg question may now be regarded a.
finally settled for the Emperor Napoleon and King VIII
liam Of Prussia have signed the treaty looking that
end
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pRAKE's PLANTATION BfTrERs They nrst sold be.
thsv wsrs said TO BE- god They nov sell elsnss
they be good. They have stood the list OF
time o. wsAA ,m,a'c and Of gnprinc,gsd
bottle and hsy always made the original stsndard
They used IN all the apvernmsnt hospitals
physicians and known To always produce IN INNS
dale benshciA effect FOR elsrxymsn merchant ls~ys,.
They healthy a2petitc they cure Dyspcpsa Head
ache, Liver Complaint and Constipation; they purity,
srenrhen nveorAts; they make he weak strong ana
the melancholy brilliant No person who feels faint, wssx
lanaud depressed unabs sleep eat labor OF W enoy
society AFFORD without ihs agreeable so certain
tonlc
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The Mobile Rist.

The Montgomery Advertiser, referring to the Mobile
scrimmage cautions tho Southern people Of all classes
not 10 be irratsd by anybody 70 do say any violent
thing II AYERS that "thcrs arc mischief makers from
che North who every day. TO the minds Of cal mer
men 20 be laborug up strife between the
here-men protesting 10 be aborng in tho interest Of
Union and peace-whethcr their mission be the one
thing or the ether Southern mon have nothing TO gain
by becoming excited by what they may say and inter-
fering st their meetings Every circumstances like that
nt Mobile Godsend 70 the infammabe material which
these radical partsans reprcsentand Is by OIL means 70
be deprecated"
The Mobile Tsm0 (extra Of May Is compliments the
band OF the Fifteenth infantry In this way-"whsn the
orue commenced in front OF and all around the platform
shs band OF the Fifteenth United states regulars we're
ON the left Of the speakers stand and took the whole
proceedings with the GOODNESS and indifference OF vete
rams who had much hotter times The men quietly
surveyed the crowd carefully took their instruments
and quickly rallied around their leader for orders the
whole party appearing quiet and unconcerned A. II
the little disturbance below 10 them Of very little
interest whether they left the platform or not
during the whole trouble cannot say but they GER
Saiuly exhibited the virtues Of that great element Of
military prowess-discpline."
Tho Augusta (Ga) C5nssondlisf. May IL, Is red-hot
On the row. 1t says:-"The red-handcd and foul
outhed atrocities OF The radical ncendarcs have pro-
nuced tho very effect desired All classes OF our people
should refused 10 play into their hands and
m ample fund Of political capital at the North Inc
york OF few misguided and impetuous men mas lm-
paired the usefulness Of the wiser and more tempete
majority Their fault will be visited upon the innocent,
pass further namy The entire blame will he thrust
upon the people at large and the damnna fact o. ncen
diarsm on the part OF Wilson and Kelley scrupuousiy
and dexterousy concealed"
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TIVE MICHIGAN STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

DETROIT, Mich. May 20, 1851.
All the committees for the Constitutional Convention
Lansing have boon appointed and tia, body Is nov
Seady for buainasx-
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A.--Csttsn Unbrellas.

A.--Cstssn Umbrellas.
B.--Gingham ditto
C.-slik Umhrriiss
D-Aipacs ditto.
ISAAC SMITHS SON Co.,
Near Walker stree,
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The New Orleans papers Of tho 18th announce the
S,s1h Of another old citizen and merchant Henry "
Baxter who has resided there forty out Of szty
one years Of his life.
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from tho jackson tkiss) Mississippan, May 49,
We must call now more loudly upon the people. North
and South 10 TO the The accursed treason
OF the radicals has swept away the last landmark OF
constitutional protection. We have no government-
and II We would sustain and resurrcct the principles
which faihes poured out their blood TO uphold We
must league together 70 put aside the black avalanche
that sweeping fearfuly the continent We say
10 the people Of Mississippi 10 the conservative people Of
the North all who love liberty for It's sake,
you unworthy Of that which you much cherish II
you do not rise In your strength and battle togsther
TO the country or course We mean with the ballot
which would be quite potent the bullet II We would
make 70 long phil, astrong pull, and pull altogether "
Ali else falling rather than i've the manaced slaves Of
an armed despotIsm, ne worid could not blame II
sought the last resrf Of an Oppressed peopts.
The same paper Of the 18th asks:-"Where will the
civil war II credit late advcss from
Washington, It Is quite probable that the war Of races
now beng inauguraied BY the radicals win commence In
Tennessee. II s known that the President s being pet
toned by citizens OF Tennessee TO dsarm the militia Of
shat state by directing that the ten thousand stand OF
arms furnished BY resolution OF Congress DO placed in
arsenas In lieu Of being kept In what they term actual
ssryce Unless this done, IL 10 declared that there
viii be . civil war IN that State"
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Couveseeul and Slnspie.-'.Rrow9's Brse-
CHTAL TROOHH8 : simple and convenient forn fer
fns several medicinal substances
held In esteem physcisns 10 The treatment
fail TO relief.
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a star Among the Meters.
Trashy sre hashed upon public only into
chi won with meteor-ike swiftness Meanwhile the star
perfume o. The Western World, PHAL0NS NIGHT
INCOMING CEREUs, has reached the zenith cf public
favor renAins there, with rival near the throne
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The Miantanoneh at Gibraltar.
LONDON, May 20-Noon.
Dispatches have been received here announcing the
arrival Of the United Stated iron clad Miantanomoh
CihraItar
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soss s% saru,.Iss Is. SrSs. . rc.S
boubioons and all kinds ~ Gold aud Silver
TAYLOR Co. Bankenn> IL Walt strsst &c
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A weu Kvevu Ceuslsman. MIR. VILLA -
nofr 81 No Swssi Twcnieih ssrest writes 70 Mr. Hcn
~ Brcsdwsy-'T chesrfully rscomnend H0rFs MALT
Y.ITRACT 70 dyspsptes"
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ANU s e NJ E Mt



Mr. Hackst appeared last evening at this theatre Ter
the nrst time this in shakspsares King aeor, ~
a. Fastan his well known character The play vas re-
msrkaby well put the boards regards scenery anS
costumes, and the company supported Mr.. Hacks.s
fairly The role Of Fasta has been already so well sus
tanned by this actor In the Merry Wives OF Windsor that
Henry Nv IL 10 only change Of location for him. e.
t were Every point Of humor every gesture and
butte with which the immortal bard endowed this the
lvsiest Of his creations last night given in an
exceptionabe manner and Fastaf could certainly have
better expounder than In the person OF Mr. Hackstt
Mr. D. Harkins supported most ably - Heny Hospur
the fiery Percy and particularly good In the last
scene, and Mrs- Gilbert made Q most efnoient Dana
Quickly the hostess Of the Eastcheap Inn.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON. May 2o--l0 O'Clock A. N.
me w0aH. pSkss b. aasS& oosssa for W inns.
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A Cure Warraegcd or Money Reenrned.-Dv.
Fl1LERS Vegetable khcsmac Remedy permanently cures
kssn pEhAs sHxsfs Far. ror naxsoIS =
HrnadNaY.
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A y ST R "a.

Opening OF the Parliamentary Session.
vienna, May 20 1857.
The opening Of the Imperial Reichsrath Of Austria
took place to-day.
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{ n GL A n 0 +.

Debate on tho Reform Bill and Female suf-
frage Denied-The Cabinet Again Defeated.
LONDON, May 2o-Midnght
In the House OF Commons tonight amendment 10
the Reform bill granting female suffrage rejected by
123 majority.
division also took place on the amendment propos.
ing copyhold frahchse, which the Derby govern.
mont was defeated.
Royal Patronage Of Art.
LONDON, May 20, 1851.
Queen Victoria to-day laid the stone Of the Hall
OF Arts in the presence Of vast assembisgs The
monies magnificent and impressive, and the snthu
sasm Of the popuacs was very great
Municipal Honor TO MIR. Peabody.
LONDON, May 19-Evening
The city Of London has voted $500 towards the erec-
ton Of Tho statue George Peabody the great phan
thropist
the FENlAK C0NvICTs.
.--~~,~y~~~>-~~-~~-~~.S~~0--
Motions for New Trials Denied.
DUBLIN, May 1o-Evcning.
The motions for new trials in the cases Of McCansrty
and Msany the Fenians who recently found guilty.
have been denied.
Captain McCaHerty 10 be HANGED. a
DuBLry May 20, 1867.
to-day sentenced TO BE- hanged the 18th OF nsx.
june.
AUSTRIA.
---~-~~.--~~~~~~-
Opening OF the Parliamentary Session.
vienna, May 20. 1857.
The opening Of the Imperial Reichsrath Of Austria
took place to-day.
the UNITED STATES SQUADRON.
-~~~~~~~-~S~>~~>~~~~~-~N~
The Miantanemeh at Gibraltar.
LONDON. May 20-Noon.
Dispatches have been received here announcing the
arrival Of the United Stated iron clad Miantanomoh At
Gibraltar.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
/ -~-~-~~~-~~~~~~---~~--~-
The London Money Market.
LosDor. May 2o--10 O'Clock A. ~
the u0uH. pEkss b. satxa oosssa for w xapa.
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A0er tpss STERN the Sunshine.
After The darkness the daylight -.
After couch or cold frecdom and rcue
Prasided PoRTER's 00U0H BALsAM " used.
Depot - Barclay street.
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Batcheier's Hair Dye.--The Hest In tie
world; the
Factcry tl
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Dr. ivsn Eiscsber.,s AssxiesicS. .raIgie-
Eye Fac Throat Cssarrh and Asthma Odice 81 rHth
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css:s. e.: ...: s%.s ss:Sa.s
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As.si.. 4EIcisE;: r. s S::s:';:s; l s::s
qhambsgs sarsek
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,sss s'1 s ESssSShSoyr ,m,. N. -su... oe u.
pur porcelain 70 the teeth but II polish, TOO They gis
zen after being brushed with ks the inner surface Of
nn shell effect OF this peerless dsnkifrcs
re ar ths enamel a. hard and a adaant
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"A Fine Let q Freneh white Cedar window
RISHAkbs MARKT s. Murray ssrses

,Amcrice Has Produced Many Of tho, Bese
casts o the the number Of which daily.
mpet tongue reports loud PRAISES q their highly euu
sd voices and .
this woekdn the Eastern stateA
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.Deaaace Fire and Psrgiar Pref s.ssS,
Ia~s mis-
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Mcguire Rislsys troupe stu draw at tho Academy Of
Music like corkscrsw or . double train The slack
rope sad bamboo pole balancing. TO say ncsng Of tAs
forty foot ladder with lsie All Right q - end asA
Of his fathers feet the other tho butterflies
features on the programme Many new and stArtliaG
feats win b shortly inssoduced The Japs hsxs an IL
exhsussole budget Of entertainment 20 dss~ on fss
thor patrons
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M o B IL E

Tho Military Assume the Maintenance Of
Public Order-The Police Suspended fron
Duty-Mobs to be Dealt With by Martial
Law &c. 90.
The following order issued yesterday evening"
Posi- HEADQUARTERS, MoBIE, May 10. 1867.
General Swayne commanding the District Of Alabama,
directs the Issue Of the following orders TO prevent fur
ter violence growing out Of the disturbed condition Of
affairs
Tho undersigned assumes the maintenance Of public
order in the city Of Mobile The city police administers
zion suspended, Special policemen or members q the
old force will bs employed when necessary. Breaches
Of the city ordinances win be tried heretofore vio
tions OF the public peace and Of existing order will DO
dealt with by the military. Out Of door congregations
after uightfal are prohibited When pubic demon
straton intended notice must be filed In the Mayors
once to permit the presence Of such police
force q may DO essential individuals will be held 70
strict responsibility for the publication OF articles COM
mending or melting riot violence, for incen-
diary language and for the OF disorder In
places OF public Entertainment.
J. L. SHEPHERD, Colonel Commanding.
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Rsss s NSss 8. e sfr sss Hair q.
soch glcsness aud the OF s
human HAIR II nvigorxtes Ia growth, 10 not cssy
sticky and IL the Embarrassing the world Prios
81 for half pint bottle For sale by ali druggists odcs ana
aalesroomzt
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French Theatre.


Mr.. Boothroyd Faircough had very good house lass
night to greet his first appearance Hamlet 81 this
popular establishment. The OF Rstori has gvsa
the French theatre prestige for the Legitimate DRAMA
and has smoohsd the path Of her regards
the numbers and intelligence OF their audiences. Nh
Faircough has very good stage appearance, and hs =
by no means deficient IN Evolutionary power Hs spoke
his numerous soliloquies and proppoanded his paie-
sophical theories in the usual decorous, staid ana
measured manner that other representatives OF ''ye
melancholy prince do, and showed the same
amount Of hal affection and the same d$AQ
to avenge his ghostly parent. He did not, how
ever, exhibit any new features in tho representation
Hamlet has unhappily become siereo.yped model q
correct socution, with appropriate eesttos and line
after line OF blank IL unrocd with the same un-
varying method As they wore many yards OF taps
in the hands OF a dry goods clerk. There were many
good points in Mr.. Farcloughs rendering, but great
deal Of nSonotonous exactness and precision We can.
not subscribe to the opinion that Hamlet should DO
merely machine or an ingenious piece OF clockwork.
An occasional escapaoe from conventional properties
and tmehonored rules IN this character would be
freshng Tragedy need not forever move Suits, and
descent into the realms OF nature would be decided
improvement Mr.. Newton Gotthod made highly
respectable ghost and Miss Ida Vernon good 0phelta
On tho rest OF tho cast, in charity, will draw the
tain OF silence
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The Celebrated Teawaser svris<s m - ws" 6s
tme has boon reopsned USED ~. ~, n.es.
LEATHE'S iloDAWxfRR, q, les Chatham s'rcea peas's