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New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
TIE NEW DOMINION.

OPENING OF PARLIAMENT-sPEECH OF THE
GOVERNOR GENERAL.
OTTAWA, April 15.-To-day, Mt 3 o'clock D. M,
His Exceency the Governor General opened the Second
Session Of the First Parliament of tho Dominion Of Cana
da with tho following speech:
Hon Gennemer, Of me Senate aud Gentlemen NJ hs
House OF OommOns have great satisfaction In having
recourse your advice, and rejoice TO think that on %
tho nrst occasion on which have had he h9nor OF hc AZ
aspect OF public affairs at home and abroad on !he prev
Ssnee o. peace eoaSe aShs sranSny favorable alike
20 tho development OF foreign commerce and te prosec1
Grafton was under tho auspices OF my prede
ccssor II Is TO me source OF pride 70 nd my name IN
honorable association with the rising fortunes OF tie Do
Tlinion OF Canada and shall count 1t happiness as
n as duty to cooperate TO the utmost OF my ability
tho different Provinces together, and to insure
sn attachment of the people to the soil by tho
In these directions than ever likely % DO
called into action rs the terms upon which those
ted for your immediate consideration. Ills ENccency
then referred TO the fact that the udsons Bay Company
their rights in the North West Territory. and commended
tho subject 10 the immediate consideration OF Para-
ment. lie continued as follows Was much gratied by
the communications from the Governor OF Newfound-
land expressing the desire for admission into the Union
which prevails among the inhabitants Of that colony and
especially by his dispatch Of the 10th OF March last COW
eTIs copies OF the , % @ heSc % oeem o pSiSa Se
conditions they consider desirable TO advance These
of Parliament and hope that before tho cOse of tho
session may be IN position submit tho details OF
provisional arrangement for your consideration. Twill
bo q pleasure mo, we'll as subject OF general CON
gratuaton IT, at some carly day. the hno colony OF New
foupdland-unriyaled n q nursery OF haruy tehmen
and inc xhaustibIs wealth of hsheIfes-oecomes
mart OF the Dominion In accordance with tho suggestion
OF Her Maesty's Government an earnest attempt has
been made alay the discomfort unhappy existing In
Nova Scotia In continuance uf the course commenced
bills will be presented TO you for tho assim
laion Of criminal laws existing In the several
Provinces Among other measures bills will be presented
10 YOU for the establishment OF uniform and amended
laws respecting Parliamentary elections bankruptcy and
Insolvency, and patents OF invention and discovery.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE IN MAINE.

RICHMOND, Me-, April l5.-'The Grand Lodge
Of Good Templars Of Maine is in session here Official
reports place the membership OF the order In ts state
at ~ COO The Hon. Joshua Nye was elected g. W. O. T.
for the ensuing year. Resolutions iAdorslng State
police were unanimously adopted Diversity OF
opinion existed as TO tho policy pursued, many
demanding measures inangurating indcpendenl
political action, and others boing disposn91
candidates before takag this stop To see thoso hou
prove TO unsatisfactory 10 the temperance men OF o
Eiatc After long and animated discussion tho STATE
Temperance Committee wRs requested To eau n.ato
temperance convention as early as praeuc@po !" o'"
sidcr the duties of temperance mol.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
POLITICAL.
THE TROUBLE N TIE INDIANA LEGISLATURE
THE COMPROMISE.

THE ri.Gu IHE IN THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE
THE COMPROMISE.
INDrANAPoMs, April 13.-Tlis mornings
Journal he organ Of the Republican party In this state)
saws that the Democrats came into the Legislature yes
terday afternoon without having been urged by the
Republicans TO do so, which IS not the fact. beyeneen
Republican members OF the Legislature signed paper
agreeing TO do Just what they did yesterday when they
voted TO postpone the consideration Of the Suffrage
amendment uutn Nay u, and other Republican members
pledged their word of honor TO do likewise II the action
yesterday may viewed ia the light OF backing down
on one SIDE then the Republicans wero those who fell
back. You VIII observe that the consideration Of the
Suffrage amendment has been postponed until the lth
proIImO. In the mean time the Democrats will do all
they hurry through the bills pending. and all they
can TO prevent tine introduction Of bills, as TO
secure an adjournment Of the Legislature before May H.
and 40 ie consideration OF the amendment cannot be
reached before that tme-considering the Democratic
strength in the lower branch and the position OF the
measure under parliamentary ruling-thc Democrats
aud republicans will bOlh dodge the issue aud let 1t so
before the people az the Eau election.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

TIE BRIG MARY LOWELL DECLARED LEGAI
PRIZE BY THE SPANISH COURTS.
HAVANA, April 15.-The captured American brig
Mary Lowell has been declared legal prize by the
Spanish Courts. The Acting Consul-General hassent
the u. 8. steamer Penobscot to Key West with dis
patches informing the Government of the facts. The
steamer Pajoro has sailed for Nuevitas, with de-
tachment of artillery.
EXECUTION OF JUsTO AGUILERA-PARTIsAN RE-
PORTS IN THE HAVANA PAPERS.
HAVANA, April 15-Justo Aguilera, President OF
the Revolutionary Junta at Holguin, was captured
and executed on the 9th inst at Jbara. The Havana
journals publish very favorable accounts Of the pro-
gress of the troops in subdung the insurrection in
all parts of the island; but accounts Of affairs in
the interior from rebell sources are wanting and
there are no means of ascertainng the facts. 1t is
known that several fights have taken place within
the last two or three days. but they represented
TO be mere skirmshes.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
s,,,ops ORGANIZING A UNION

CHICAGO, April 15.-A large meeting OF l"Ao
was held In this city last evening" the object be
- FORM union for the protection Of their intercs 81
.nsscbes we're made In support OF the movement
ho sevva" me following resolutions were unanmou' y
adopted; ,,,. ..o .h,n a, l,te. hays s,.h ,nect Il.
observed With dissatisfaction the conduct of csrs
srs IN d.shafgug them in strange pos On any sgh.
.hanps from Chicago eseahe aud depnDg lben
~ shsnes ofmaking an honest livelihood; and
HhIr,aS shut out from legitimate occnpauoh aus
Ave- winter months thus dpvng their families Of support va
time which unemployed because heg are not p.a
s s active season TO supply the VI living through ue
therefore, belt ,.,x.. "A vors
Resolved That We the Of Chicago pledge ~. s
In nnison With the Seaman Union Eeneyoeht Association o. % ~
believe be the champion Of our ngls anu
over .Oo members then enrolled themselves
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
MEETING OF ILLINOIS FLOUR DEALERS

CHICAGO, Ill.,, April 15.-A meeting OF he
dealers was held In this city last evening for the pa
Of discussing the propriety OF the estaohsnmc"'
,,.,o, aa q, aonr IN addition TO the present gr
the mode of inspection 10 DO known rs ths
Standard" The following resolution was aaop.Sdh 20
R,,oIy,d That a Is the opinion Of this meeting thai sss De-
n, r.s, aud he selection standards OF extra
,t Whenever the parties the trsds 50 aess soacl, n h
sn.c.i a, soand Of l weight and eQns 70 seca
bsxeeomplIshed without interfering Win 'hs P's'''
aad tradS
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
uAYTI AND ST. DOMINGO.

INVASION OF SAN DOMINGO BY THE HAirlANs.
HAVANA. April 15.-Advices from Hayt received
hero to-day, to the effect that tho revolutionary
Gen. Saget had furnished Gen. Luperon ana ex-
President Cabral with means to attack President
Baez 1t is reported that the invasion of San Do
mingo has been begun.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
ruE rIrrsRuRoH on FIRE-A rIREMAN DuRNED

THE PITTSBURGH OIL FIKE-A FIKEMAN BURNED
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 1j-EvENING.-The fire
nj Forsythe Bros oil refinery continued to burn all day
The oil is still burning The total loss OF oil Is 800 bar
res refined 10000 barrels distilled $4,000 barrels crude
together with all the refinery buildings two dwellings
and tho office OF the Clara Works. Earny & Jagerman
lose their barrehouse agtatng house. engine, &C. This
morning the remains Of an unknown man were
found In the ruins OF q stable. lie is supposed
IN have been n fireman, and TO have
fallen asleep and been burned death. Tho total loss
OF Forsythe Bros Is estimated at S!250oO upon when
there M an insurance In foreign companies as 0l0ws
NIAGARA OF New-York sl26OO; North America OF Hart
ford Conn $1,000; Connecticut Mutual tS,7o% Putnam
oS tJ 200; Asor OF NewYOTk S26O0 Contlncn-
ta ot New. York si00 Enterprise, Of Cincinnati S,oo
Washington OF New-York tj0O; Eastern companies nm
known; Edwards sons, Agents, $1,000 ahd PltisDhsh
companies, sI2,oO0.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
TILE sArEIY FrNp ROBBERY.

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Secretary Boutwell,
hns notified the Chief Of Detectives that word has
sent by that Department TO the subTreasury officers
asking them TO scruDizc all bonds offered to them for SALE
and 10 stop payment OF all coupons recently stolen from
tbe safe OF the Beneficial Saving Fund Bank OF this city
compete list of ali the securities stolen has placed
p fhe hands OF ali bankers brokers, and SubIeasures
i'm the United States and the Canadas No part OF the
money or mssnR bonds has been recovered have the
police authorities obtained any information calculated TO
lead 10 the detection VI the thieyes
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
rxrEysIyE FIRE IN WISCONSIN.

RIroY, Wis.,, April 15.-A disastrous fire Q =
cured here yesterday morning. Fifteen buildings N''
destroyed involving total loss OF about $4,000 Il g
were assurances for about tl50oo In leading comp ,
Nearly the whole easr Side OF the public square n
clean from Jaekson.st. TO Dodge Manyilies carr
shops THIS Is the most disastrous Ere tnat hip"h
cxnerlAncfd.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
FOREIGN NEVIS.
VENEZUELA.

BREAKING OUT OF ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
HAVANA, April 15-Late advices from Caracas
have been received. A revolution, headed by Jose
Monagas and Acosta had broken ont. The President
hadisent an army of 1900 men against the Congress
sonal revolutionsts with the view TO prevent
blondshed.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.

The Pennsylvania Legislature held its last
business meeting last night The occasion was scene
Of confusion the winding up Of the session OF 1869
was fitting close to the almost daily dsgaceful scenes
which have taken place In that body since January To-
day will be devoted specchmakng and presentations,
the Speakers and leaders OF both parties coming IN for
their share OF tho good things.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
TIE NEW STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

BUFFALO, April 1j.-Thc ceremony OF laying
,hs cornrr.,tone OF the new state Normal School was
celebrated in an imposing manner this afternoon the
Masonic fraternity city officials aud large eonconrse
OF citizens participating An address was delivered ny
q. steele csq and poem read by MISS MARY A. hp"S
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
NEw-YoRK. FRIDAY. APRIL l6. 1869.

BTRPHEN W. ALvoRp, at Tonawanda, Pennsylvania
ALBERT X. RREEM, at Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
STEWART PIERCE, at wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania,
=. g. JosLIS, at Carbondae. Pennsylvania.
JAMES 8. SLocUs, at Scranton, Pennsylvania
CHARLES G. COLE, at Rochester. Minnesota.
JOHN W. CLARK, at Montpelier. Vermont
SIMEON HOLM, at Seneca Falls, New.York.
C. d. McDoUGALL, at Auburn, NewYork
SAMUEL N, ANTHONY, at Geneva, New.York.
GEORGE HUGENrs, at Oswego, New-York.
CYRUS HALL, at Shebyvile, Illinois.
JACoB Z. wHrTERocK at Jerseyvile, Illinois
LEWIS II. JONES, at Paxton Illinois.
r. W. II. BRENT, at Mencolme, Iowa.
JOSIAH 8. FULLER at Farbault, Minnesota.
JOHN r. CAMERON, at Ottawa, Illinois.
FOR OFFICERS IN COINAGE BUREAU.
ABRAHAM CURRY, Superintendent OF the Branch MINT
at Carson City, Nevada.
t. NJ LUTHER, Meter and Rehner at the same place.
D. W. BALcH. Assayer at the same place.
FOR UNITED STATES CONSUL.
b. p. CHEvovELLE Of Virginia. at Canton China.
NAVY APPOINTMENTS
Commander BANCROFT GHERARDI TO take his former
position on the Navy Register next after Commander
O. NJ Norris for meritoous and gallant service during
the war.
Capt JAMES FoRSEY Of the Marine Corps to be Breyet
Major for gallanry in action against tho sayages at
Formosa.
BENJAMIN 8. MAcKE and DWIGHT DIcKExsoN to be
Advantageous in the Navy.
FOR MEMBERS or THE DISTRICT or colUnB, LEVY
COURT.
DEvERB BURR and ALEXANDER GARDNER.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
n,rro,D MATTERS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, n. C., April lJ.-The amended
charter allowing the state interest In the Wilmington
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad to bc pdid Tor III
bonds 10 the extent of $OOO0, was accepted by the
slockholders to-day by II large majority.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At ALTOONA. Penn.

DESTKUIIINE TINE NJ NI'IVVE'3F' '''''''
ALTOONA, Penn, April ia fire broke ont
in P,per's livery stable this evening, aud gained ach
beadway as to banlc the efforts OF tho fremen In
abort time seventeen houses and number of slabIes
were destroyed. Loss about $io0oO partially insured
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
NAMES WITHDRAWN.

The President has withdrawn the following:
d. p. r. KEIa, Consul at Foo Chow.
HERMANN X. A. LNDRRMAHN, Consul at Lyons
JOHN l.. NEAR, Consul at Port 6arna.
HUGO HILLEBRANDT, Consul at Smyrna.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16

cannot be doubted that the victim people Of this
devoted island have hardhood and daring, and
enthusiasm worthy Of the most earnest cause. How
often do men, very few Of them cowed, surroundeS
by bayonets, hcdged in and overcome by every
means Of repression at the hands Of an armed mob.
dare to utter defiant cheers for their heroes
ana their cause. when every cheer is treason
ana deathf Every one of the Cubans lately shot or
earroted has walked to his death, to quote the Ian
guase used by the crowd, con ralor." Probably 10
CUBAN lives have been lost in Havana since tho
beginning OF the year. merely through rash enthu-
siasm not to be quelled by the bayonet.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
Fact and Fancy.

Virtue is wisdom.
Fcc-malcs-Lawycrs. 4 .'sl
Sheet music-snoringI9IaaA
Douyhnm'aiinnss-- : 3 k'errdls;l no
Watcrproofs- Soundings.
Ocular punishment -Eyclashcs.
Paper cuFs-Newspapcr attacks.
a legal conveynncc-Thc police van.
A superior corn .cxtractor-.Thc crow.
Ringlcade parson at a marriage
service.
sleight Of hand-Dcclining matrimo-
NAL offer.
Cuba-"Thc land Of the flea, and the
home Of tho slave."Tg h
The most important member OF the
Mountain Club-lts legs.
Quarter Decks7-iAIpack Of cards at
tScn ny,fvc cents.
70 pcrsevere in ones duty and to DO si-
lent, is the best answer to calumny. ii
An exchange says that the way to meet
a bankrupt is To take no note of him.
Riches got by deceit cheat no man SO
much as the gcttcr. .t,i
Baptism by immersion is now called
"irtigation'' by profanc Westcrners,
! A mosquito isy on his "bis'' BIZ when on on
his "buz." Gs Is
The only way fora man to escape bc-
ing found out is to pass for what he is'
The only way to maintain a good char
acter is to deserve IT, .;e "a .=,r5n r
It Is easier to correct our faults than to
conceal them.
Tolissa rosy-chceked girl, aud ind
your mouth filed with Venetianfrcd, and
she growing pale ou it, is truly awful.
The fellow who slept under "the sha.
dow Of tie. night"Rcaihe very near frecz'
ing. "
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: q ~ = = = Y ~ "I--I 7 r
Business Cards.

TOHN BRANNoN,
II -ATToRSEy AT LAW
81 sIsduly authorised TO practice IN the 2
UNITED STATES COURTS.
All persons desiring to be declared Bankrupt
can hare my services ION reasonable terms. |
have all the necessary forms. jyl2-y
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THE LAST LEAF.

50 ~ .HzA
I saw him once before,
As he pass'd by the door,
t--,s,1,-.- And again
p ThL pavement stones resound d s. 9
as he ,o,tcrs Ger the ground
.e- With his cane, f-'G
They say that in his prime, o
Ere the pruning-kniie of limo
Cut him down,
Not better man was found
BY The ericr on his round ,'3l
Through the town. lait
But now lie walks the streets,
And he looks at all lie meets
SO forlorn;
And he shakes his feeble head,
t..g And ii seems asif he said, .s,.,,sr
"Thcy are gone"
The messy marbles rest
On the lips that he has pressed
In their bloom; -.
And.the names he lpyeI to hear =,
Have been carved Tor many year
On the tomb.
(. Ny srandmama has said
f:r7P Poor old lady she is dead 1855 Z
Long ngo-
That he had a Roman nose,
And his cheek was like rose
In the snow.
= And now his nose is thin, 2lN E@
~. Aid it rests upon his chin 'ti 7oi'FN
- 81 Hiai Like q staff: ,lo sliNW VNA
And crook is in his back, y.s gt,
And melancholy crack
.n5 s-. Is his laugh.
1know il is a sin ID f'
y For me Il sit and grin
,o.,-,, At him here; ,t.5,
But the old three corner'd Int
sTi And the breeches--and all that,
Arc so queer!
Niifi 7'i.lt al j Fti iiiif,jfy.fII 'r,liT{.I
And IL should live to DO XXI =,
The last leaf Upon the tsec l,5..g.I.
Tgia@ ilIa In the spring .s
Let them smile as do now,
At tie old forsaken Dough
Where telling. ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
Select Poetry -
A FAREWELL.

A FAREWELL.
by TgNSYsoN. 'ae' VA
AA'FtL1NI
Flow down, cold rivulet, to the,sea,
Thy tribute wave deliyer;H.
No more by thee MY steps 81 all be,
For ever and forever.
2gkptry
Flow. softly flow, by lawn and lea.
u.Ariyulet then river:
Nowhere by thee my steps shall be,
For ever and for ever.
Butherc will sigh thine alder-tree, IteH
And here thine aspen shiver; q fyas
And here by thee will hum the bee, roe
5g For ever and for ever. 81" ,'.i
A hundred suns will stream on thee, -''
A thousand moons will quiyer;
But not by thee my steps shall be,
For ever and for ever.
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Political chit-chat.

For the first time in the history Of the
radical partyit hasn'ta single martyr on
its list. Who's the coming man? .sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24
PENNS YLVANiA.

Return Of Jim Hnggerty-sic Escapes in
phiiafeiphin-The BrooiScs Case-isale o. .
Spanish steamer.
PHILADELPHIA, oct. 49, 1852.
The notorious Jim Haggerty was brought up to
court this morning decision OF the case whether
the pardon OF the Governor on condition or leaving
the State not rendered imperative by his yioat
ing its conditions ana returning to the State Hag-
gerty was put IN The prison van to be returned to
jail but on reaching Chestnut street was surrounded
by his friends who took him out Of custody ana ne
ran, pursued by great crowd, and finally escaped
passing in front OF the Mayors office with impuntty.
The affair caused great excitement.
In the rooke5 case this morning the Court refused
TO submit the afdavits OF Neil Mclaughlin driver OF
the carriage, on which the indictments were found
against the prisoners, 70 Mayor Fox. Tne prose-
cution closed resefying the right 10 call the witness
who was spirited away and cannot now be found.
For the defence number OF persons, including
Alderman McNulin, swore positively that rom ten
A. M. to two =. d. on the day that MI. Brookes was
shot, Morrow and Dougherty were drinking, playing
cards &C, In tavern IN the southern part OF the
city over two miles from the OF the shooting
which occurred at about twelve O'Clock.
The Spanish steamer General Dulce was sold by
the Sherla, at the Merchants Exchange to-day. Tor
$4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24
TtteGnApH,C NEWS TENS.

woollen mill belonging TO James Greenwad ia
West Philadelphia, was burned on Friday night.
The loss Is $50, 900.
Another heavy snow storm prevailed III 50. Louis
on Friday night, and on Saturday morning the
ground was covered TO the depth OF two inches.
A stranger named Michael Dyer jumped from
window In the third story OF building IN Centre
Market space. Baltimore, on Friday night and was
killed.
The steamer suliy was sunk thirty miles below st.
Joseph, In the missouri river Friday. The boat
was valued ut $4,000 and was insured In the Etna
Monongahela aud another Pittsburg company for
$4,000.
McKelinge, the boy murderer, who shot his uncle
in st. Louis nearly two years ago, has been sen
fenced to be hanged on the 10th OF December. HIS
counsel objected TO the overriding by the Judge or
his motion for new trial and will appeal TO the
Supreme Court.
A horrible murder was committed near Purdy
Tenn, on sunday morning last. Gilbert Combs shot
and killed his brother Jacob, who was defending his
mother against Gilbert The affair grew out OF q
distribution OF property left by their father. Gilbert
was not arrested at last accounts.
Application will be made 10 the Canadian parlia.
ment, at the next session, for an act to authorize
building railway from point on Niagara river TO
some point In the county OF Essex, on the Detroit
river, with the right OF ferriage by steamer across
the Niagara and Detroit rivers, with power TO CON
meet with railways 10 the states.
A serious shooting ARRAY took place yesterday on
the down train from Lexington, Ky. Alexander G..
Roberts lawyer, OF SneDyville, ana Marion Bonan-
man, merchant, OF Consolation, had a lawsuit the
day before IN Frankfort and after the suit was over
had some hard words on the subject. They both
entered the same car this morning. en- route home
aud were not seated long when the quarrel rec ON.
menced. Being weary OF disputng, Roberts went
into the smoking car but was followed there by
Bohannan, pistol IN hand. Roberts, seeing hts life
In danger. drew Derringer pistol and slOt Eohan.
nan In the heart, Killing him Instantly Roberts
surrendered hinseiI 10 the conductor. aud on
arriving at Emlnence kyp was turned over to the
oGcers Of the law.
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a III U s e M 4 N rs

WALLhCK'5 TnE4rRB, -Coleman's quaint ana cn0Y-
able hye-aot comedy, scThe Heir st Law, = was pre-
scented last evening at ths establishment for the rss
time In four Years Phe piece wss strongly cast,
hneV acted and nicely mounted. and was, further
more, fully appreciated by the audience which. ny
the way, was sufficiently numerous 20 occupy every
seat Ia the auditorium and considerable OF the
standing room also. Mr.. John Gilbert. a. Daniel
DoWas, alias Baron Duberly. was all that the part
demanded and was as 0lunt, awkward, and a. rough
ana ready withai, az coUid reasonably be expected
OF taiow chandler who by stroke OF for
sunu nae oeeh suddenly raised 70 the peerage- Mr.
VIVA great deal OF care ana ease. ana by his admi
iao.e teAg succeeded In confirming the Very favor
Apo ihiDFcsoOn winch ne has already made upon the
WalaCAlah playg0ers. Mr.. j. IA. StOddart, az DIR.
fhngl0ss. Ill. ID ana A. 5. s.. was az angular as
erudite ann az correct and quick IA ais quota
ions ~ could possibly have been any
learned ana venerable tutor, even at OK ford
or Cambridge. This was Mr. StOddart's first appear
ancc III thus fDJe and he can congratulate himself
upon having added another victorious ieaf 70 hts
Messrs. WILLIAMSON, as Zekiel Homespun; Rock.
well, as Henry Moreand: He'll. as Steadiast aud
owens as Kenric, were all perfect IN their parts aud
acquitted themselves IN very creditabie manner.
MRS. John Seton, Lady Duberiy acted with her
accustomed grace and vigor, and Miss Louisa Moore
ample opportunity for dong the sympathetic, win
tears, achieved quite success The piece, upon
tBe whole, was Gapitally enacted, and wLs enjoyed
from the beginning TO the end by those present,
fhe original epiegue, spoken by Oil the characters
brought the play TO delightful finish and sent the
audience nome Ia the best possible aum0r. The
Her AT Law" will be repeated on Tuesday evening
aext Wtsh the same cast