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NAHpiNAL DE BoNALD.-By the cable we
| M intelligence of the death of Louis Jacoues
~ ai I, de donald, a Cardinal and Archbishop
OF Lyons. He was born in Milhau. in Avevron
IN october, in 1877. His parentare was ra
| sspectapie, both in social rank and ability His
"a nf'ner was the VIcomte de Bonald, the author
OF treatise on primitive legislation. Earl.
III NE he displayed an anxiety to becoma =
lergyinan-at that time no desirable position
~ france Tor 1t was before the DAYS of the
Gohcordat and State provision for the cI.ra,,
iie was sent to the greater Seminary of 50 81
then under the rigid rule of the S1lpicinns ~
GcThm ,ig e distinguished in the Catholic
the success of its schools In 1s1I ba ~ CIV,
NOTED to the priesthood, and for a short tins
t unaeT the Bonaparte regime was attached to
the Imperial chapel. After the restoroti,,' "
When the Archbishop of Besancon v,s sont ~
ZONE to arrange the Concordat-a mission |
wien was unsuccessful--young de BonaId was
;,"mrass; 20 tnis embassy as secretary. The
~, he then made on the authorities of
the Eternal City was of most fayorabl. cI,r
: =. ahu IL continued to the last years of his
- -. On ms return he became almost inue
ula'ely a famous preacher drawing LARGE andi
ehceS TO his church, near the Fauhour,r ST
Hermaln. In 1917 he was made Ri.hn,, ~
: G 10 p! III lel9 was appointed Almoner to
Uhc frInce, who afterwards assembled the throno
a. Charles ~, and i'll 1873 was appointed Ribnn I
OIL Fuy. He fell into ill repute with the Conrt
On account OF his determined stand on the
! i -. = escn ne was appointed Archbishop of
Lyons, after refusing the Archbishoprics Of
rails ana Anch. In 1874 he was reserved j., {
,e .., ny Gtegory WI, and received from the
lands of that Pontiff in 1913 the rod hat {
ne ne Cardinal with untiring energy resisted the &
morris OF Louis Phillippe's Government TO 5
eculari%e education. An official pyonVnciami II
"!o OF ms was the text for violent discussion q
y the PRINCIPLES from one end of France f. :
ne olhIf The revolution of February 1slL [
'S!HS become an accomplished fact Cardinal 5
70 p"Htiii dltecied his clergy To obey The. CIV
rnihenL dc tdcto, and to snow his syIuuIth,, !,
'ith me movement he ordered grand reG,iien, c
rass 20 DC sohemnizcd for the eternal rruos, a
/ nalIs IN defence of civil and religions ILL., L
=. On the establishment of the second c,n- t.
IRE ne became Senator. Pecuniarily. tIc c,
of Lyons is second clas. ~ -; Il
Shity aud venerable antiquity it is as li@b M t.
ny i'll Francc.-Er - 10 ''tSii as b
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

Roman lady named Fabiola, lin the fourer.
century, founded Mt Rome, as an act of nenanc,
the first public hospitals and the cSoritp ei1nSe,
s Z" py mat woman's hand overspread the World
anu VIII alleviate to the end of tiIns the "a ~
est anguish of humanity. '-AS VIC o3rt-"
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The pains of noble soui mn. lii., ~. a..
IIostS OF hfe-a spring follows them, J6r
pains VI the wicked are the frosts of autumn
'AeS Pfecede the punishmcnts of winter.
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rom recent letter in the Dublin Fyceman,s
'oa'"as' we take the following interesting de-
'ais ot Two of its magnificent hospitals:
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenoe,

II The MORNING STAR has been started
with the approval of the ecclesiastical
authority of the Diocese, to supply an
admitted want in New Orleans. and In
mainly devoted to the interests o .he
Catholic Church.
10 prevent all failure, and to guarantees
the permanency of the undertaking. il i.
based on joint stock company, tho cant.
.al OF which is one hundred thousand
dollars in five Thousand shares, of twenty
dollars each.
Approval Of the Most Req. A,r1bf,Ao,,
we approve of the aforesaid nrd.,.
taking, and commend it to the Catbol,c.
of our Diocese.
~. NJ. ARcHB1sHor OF New ORLEANS,
December l2 1867
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q eation ohzo.-no. 100 er.vier street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13
1.LUME III.
Mo1ng Star and Catholic Messenger
rH MAIDEN's PRAYER FOR DEATH.

sUNDAY WARCa - I'm
, 1870-12-20
1HB SORROWS OF A P0OR OLD BaUTE.

STATE street presented curtous and palnfu,
enec.acle Yesterday afternoon md had there been
~. ns.-,s 49,, -, ,,at-c.1- nn,a horo ha,n ~
Mf" neiko 1ouu's so'ueaoo! ~"ato Lave ueSa ~
rested for cruelty 10 animals As everybody Il
Chicago who had any occasion 70 lake walk at
that time, probably knuNs, there Was a heavy fall
OF SLOW, Up to O'clock There was merely q
dItzzie, but nfter that 1t came down in earnest.
Abuut tnat time 4 car left Cottage Grove. 1t w1s-
@ d1aMn ~ " an A. a, emaSsatea. % woe,otgone,looanG on 10
to bone yard. 81 dint OF ffee application Of the
lash, It waB crowded along at f2lf p1ce, until 1t
reached Statc street, and after that neither whip
ncf Sotce could make It 20 faster than walk.
The wonder u thas it got along at a!- Tue car,
al matter Of ccurse, was crowded, the SNOW WAS
falling thick apt, fast, aud the animal WAS sace-
less, whlle lhe coaale stones were alip+
t,cfy Hinder th,3 continuation bf nbYerSa
, 1870-12-20

Eatn and knnu axtend n far south a. Bowling
t;rceu. Hero, aud o. far north ~ Ff1nkltu. Ken
tuckJ, We have beautiful bright weather, the SUI
!: ssnn nd ~ y y e. eS
1speated1J noticed Ike occurrences. Tne $40
Or rain sIoIn 1t New York would extend no
fartht I south than about TrcutoD, New Jersey,
and while clear In New FORK and as far south as
ktormY 1t railadeIphla, 1altn1ofe, and WASH.
1pgtuq. Tno observations have clearly proven 70
yno the existence OF the meteorological olV1slons
detcubsd to you; while believe that Il com1e-
serse, Inc 'exact bo1nfiaTy lines vti be located
more accurately than have beeu ebse to do With
ny limited tine and opportunity.
1T hare ohseryed that the Most disastrous sot-
sereniJ-a!e miles Of the lme se2a,asns; tat y! J.
die from the Southern Meteotolosicai D4vEAon.
These toroadoea arc generally loc1', IN ~10th
fEcm pnt-half 70 two md 4 h4lf tnues, and pass-
Of e1unhJ: They frequently occur u the neigh
ho,hood Of the line, and sweep down hou'es.
barns, fences, trees, End everything eise
in the way, often killing 81 cnp ,lng
evesy living thing IN the Why. fou remember
by one OF these storms LAST season. In travelling
through Southern Kentucky ycn frequently see
the pathway Of these dangerous E1nd-5torms
through the forests, with the trees tpsu mp ny tue
roots and I'D As ~ - tne aS o. tss wped~sn
~ afler general stor1n Of rain, Gnow, or wind,
ID either The Middle or Southern Division, that
the lcpuIta from steamers passtpE east OF oar
eosst, published IN New iosk. Charleston, Q, q
atolms oH Cape Hatteras, and. as the storms u
all the divisions eeem 10 converge at point east
Of Cape latte7aF, have concluded that the Rretl
Acd continual commoton OF tho Wind and Mattf
from each meteorological division couye'gtng
thG{e,r
, 1870-12-20
The NILSSON RECEPTION.

The reception AID banquet to be tcndered Chris
tina NiIssop, by her enttutiastic counsTJmen, At
the German House. corner Of Indiana aud Wells
Streets on ThutEdaJ evening, promises TO be an
u Ahls sity- The " German House" has recently
been enlarged and htauuned, and NOW rivals Far
vel naa ~ sna tae Opera nonss in roint Of sie-
are IN The handa Of a committee Of twelve, who
hare added kix 70 their number. and all are levot-
Ing their undivided attention to tue accomplish
,ncnt Of xhat they ntnly believe will be IA event
Ut Eu1paksa ny any In the trenttul h,storv OF tls-
SONS great predecessor. Jenny Lah, some Of
whose,rlccpsions arc set fresh IN tie memories Ct
The main hall Will readily hold {, ,ooo people, and
IL IL here that the reception and inc presentation
lakc pllce. Ca1ds Of admission 70 Tits reception
Ipay be procured graiie, Though small "teatiblo-
ltal5 viii not Be II tected, al the expenses will
ao ons .so " esorn s sas
lce force Will be detailed to preserve order. Aftes
lhe reception, those having secured tickets for the
eaf. Tho lsie Of rleKets viii be limited to foul
hundred, each will secure the holder reserved
sfAt u the reception. Tory must b. secured Dc
@ iers Mednesos! @ 20! @ noen. Tae 6.Eaues Tia nos bs !
| a:ound ono table, 10 be overwhelmed BY lon$
| speeches, but Tic espacions rom VIII be dotte1
fouf, tlI, Of cient- Bota hatls are htloR prnf1se
dtcclzIet+ Many Of the pirate and public gai
| aleneT1 IN the CITY are Sxedes, and they arc 0e
slowing their flowers win altyiEh hana
Tta owing II the programme for the occa
ti@u, ~ arranged by the committee: H.
IN . t. s1o1a sSa :, s ~
En- o. sorseas:s he eo.a's.ee. ssd bss company
= si,. afsost invited spe.
ths ns.fos9q dat1E hlsa sss e5sns,s, s5 x E,,I i
Ffcsentatton ef NIss Nilsson to The sudseaee-
{ Ga.Sa..,1n. os dcifssr5 Of the lanl wreath. vii
, 1870-12-20
TEE LATE u1rF COLLECTOR.

10 lie Eitor at Tax CAtcu91 Niau1k:
SIR: Ihaye no destre to desroct from the syn.
rsthJ shat Ar. Heald n1hJ derive from bis puo-
iished "card" IN explanation Of certain negu-
lu1tes In his onacla1 aocouuss, which It became
In5 duty to tnyeEtgsse, and With report OF
Nh!ch The pdbltc has bean made fau1tu1r.
70 roae the ttnputa:ton implied IN the remark ihsr
Nj. On6hsn probably examined the hookB, when
he took them. heAri nothing ct the lost Leaf IN
u nearly eight months after he {Onahsn} took
Ycseesslon.-
In the nrst place, l tld not e1xmIue Mr. ueafdp
cash boots. when assumed charge OF The once.
It E2a not then nece ssary that hhouA have doue
70. The settlement and transfer OF accounts wsa
regulated by tne aprascntiy nneollected balances
81 bis Tx hooks: and By The deliaqnent usis whcn
he turned over 10 me, The reference to and
examination OF, his cash hooks, only became
rfcets1ry when certain Developments xuercste,i
TO me the ekpcnencJ Of doinK se.
Ia all probability would set hsve remained uu~
uottced and nndlscoSerr1L Hence. II need be no
matter Of surprise lhat Tue fsct WAS only brought
! took the book" mAy Add also
| that, during The eight months Il
| question, Nj. HeaAl. - we'll As hts ca1hie u
| frd clezH, had frequent and unrestricted tccess
The suggestion. IN paseutheses, With which he
eaoses tho ca1d In N evening paper, and which
| amer reelection, dprhtltSB. he viii sec M15 IN.
| wise II well ~ uRwafIantAhie, requires no re.
}otnde1 frosa ne. Tha Investigation W11 forced
up.n nc II matter ct ot1ctAl duty. would
The resalt wholly eIonefased him from ~ b!a1us
and cutpahntty. Your respectfully,
kCH1rAGq Dec u, 1s7a -,
, 1870-12-20
l. H{5TAK6 CeRaE0fED,

To lie Editor # The chitaso Tribune:
I The 1aW reports published In your paper Of
the l7lh lntt- one Charles D. Wilbur. who appears
as plaInu1 In certain .uls In ynus Etscnit Court
Ii reported to have been 'slateiy the Sd
resll:eude1t Of tue Geological Surrey Of IaiIOss,
ard It seems but 'ra:tcr Of il .tfce that tu;n
htaunent- made through the co:upuH OF an lnnu-
entail iou.nal, should DC eoErec.co- Il - oasy
ever has been. In any way connected with the
II gtolce,cal survey OF this Stase, Is anyone may
irn-n on application at this Office or to the oflce
Of the Secretary OF State. IN this cs7.
une e. d. Wilbur has been peramhulatnE this
Slele, fuf * yern n1st, as an ltincra1t Leo
tutef on geology. and, a. am crecihly Informed,
hss e!shef Introduced hl1nssl H. or allowed Others
10 int1oduce him TO his audiences, rs "the STATE
Ge, lcgtat Of 1.l.hola" II would Zee n as though
the peope Of this State hare been euff}.lentlg i'm
posed up0E In this drecttoD without the ianuence
Of lhe Aw rtpo. ter of TEE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, and
thnt justice requitcs that statement IlEe that
the law report above referred to snouli be As pub
Iciy corrected
! hare tne honor to he, very. !essecttal'y
yours. 4. u. W0Rf1RS.
STATE BIOLOGISTS OFFICE,
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 1g, 1870. {
, 1870-12-20

The M7iidir Hoth-nbfau, OF Berlin, publishes
table Showing the fate OF the relica Of each to-
YRn1rT regiment Of the former regular army OF
France. The whole ot the Guard, eight Infantry
regiments. Of three bastalions each. With one bat
dtct tnfautIy regiments, all are prisoners but six
four Of these last which were formerly In Algeria.
which vera at Rome, being In PariA The whole
OF the Zonxyes, three regiments OF three battAl.
Ions each. are captlycs: 20 arc the 1TentJ oatial
ions al Chass4uta OF the Line. and tha three reRt
mcnta Of Turcoa. q body formerly Of the same
strength as tie Zouayes. The only other truor.
unsccounted for ase three stERlo battatlons o1
licht tniautfy, specially rAlsed for AlEe1ta1 scr
wee, ard tEppceed to be tftll IN the colony, and
the Foreign Legion formed tct the sumc Vorpnse
anil ba!d also to be there at last accounts.
, 1870-12-20

SUMMIT Or MOUNT NAsH1SGroS. Dec. lS.-rhc
taremeteT, At O'Clock. WIS s2ls: the change
nes eS; 2a' sot; q;
Of wind, > mlIes per hour The Eorm Of yeater-
day has PASSED, and so-da{ the1e has been very
1re Meai9er for th!s loeal't!: 1ne e!o1ds wess
the east, broken up IN neavy drifting naaSeA
Souc vefJ nua photographic neEAssves ot clouds
'1 st e nv y tne s:
r. m.-Basumeter, 9aEa "~-- "~--<r,....s... :.
grces below zero. relative hulnidiiJ. S. Wind.
northwest, Velocity Of wind, Is miies pe. nom,
Deree clouds on the nouut1tns,
A. = recent meteorological meeting In Nash
VIE, MI. W. y: Gentry, practical Telegraph
CT, rntds the following important statements !:
AN stoEph come from the wess du.tux the
e1eater portion Of the year; there being only
about four months ln the year that s5o.ms do not
originate md come from that direction. II tne
GUNNER months, ssolmB are not general In shair
tharscter. They originate anywhere, and only
I extend otes IN snali % portion q eouu1y. some
ss .s e ne ssss 10 sTss Esss az . ma
pass during the sumner months, I noticed
tnht storm coming up during the months
from Geteoer % Ky ,ns r4s;,, g. Loui. r, +
reach se stnen. :. oe,oes n1S Z e. nosnF, 1n;s
aDd thai there Is no difference In the raptdtty Of
sqeT aa9 .a ss no As Of sa
would coma IN the sAtne WY. Commencing =,
4 St Louis. the clouds would gradually disappear.
60d me N&fe OF AaEAt splkad teEHfu the E&2t /
| found thlt not only storms during eight mpnths
Of The year come from the Vest but th11 the gen.
esM coul 1e and cIstrt OF territory from NORTH to
eou,n. indicated that shese do exiss meteofoloe.
| ital dtr1Alon4. oyez wllth these aspsns pass.
Cd, OF which there Aie three ona north OF Inns
| running from tie Northwest through Chicago,
Cleveland, Reading, Pennk5lyznia, Trenson, New
1e,sey, and eonEeI9tns Ma point IN tae oceau
| Northern Meteorological D3viMou Arotner dltt.
sipp. extending north ~ far Al the line lndlcsted
| and south along = Inc 1GnnlnE from the Wesi
through point ps!xesn % %ca5so and Aem?nls p
Cape CSartts Of Fortrtss Monroe, to polnt ID H.
crezn east Of Albemat'e Sound. This division ii
] Isn thlped. We vii call It the Middle Atteoro
lcTi-sl blrtEioo. The third, OF Southern Division
nakes the llne just described its notthc.n bound
sst. i never had an oP2o:tunitY of observing tht
! Ko. Ring Of Southern WlEee to sny great extent
knd % mt kncx how far south tns division ex
tends, bat tresnme that 1t IL ahous tho shapa o
the Middle Dts1xton, and extends "a far south, Il
! this longitude, u Decatur, Alabama.
| ~ have observed the difference, mAuy times
b<iween The Wr4ther in the different meteofo
I lcEtc1l dsv1sion4. observed to-eay that In III
4 middle dlvtx3ou the weather IL cold ind cloudy
II tas been 9Dovtrx nearly all day {nog O'Clock,
The ca1s coming frora Ioniav1,n hsd anoN o
them khil morning. and no ieatn that tne col
, 1870-12-20

EHEAT LOSD0X CLAlRVOYANT.,
u Great lnndon U1sirrnysut
Great London Clzifvpylnfx
Great Inndrn Clairvoyart.
kYc,l4 al nthfrs.
Pictures II future hrtfatd or wife With name asr
md dstc Of tnasF.Axe- II Sonth CtAfk+t Frs, a.
MADAME MAYNARD Avn nR. MATHEWS
4s1 ean tel! tos1rctiy ra.f future Uf untrs
she seraTset esnsts ,itxy marriages. Evre luck in
viii d. hest In. rsu ta and sfr sare 10 n
ctfet et Or stoen property, cures tit. deafness soro
FtlttLle in sii thur.. isl .faek.un+t
, 1870-12-20
HOTEL PERSONALS.
Ear 1rts Nnsa,a.

The following ase the principal arrivals at the
various hotels;
SHERMAN HOUSE
J. McShtrsy. New TorK; ". Pierde, Syracuse:
s. s Breed, St Paul: " Il. Baldwin. baltimore:
Rhodes, 81. Louis; B. c. Watson. London; R. B.
WnisteiroEt, St louie: y. AashonERh+ Pttts-
huTKh; E. Howard, Boston; ]. l. keck and 7.
Kellogg, Cincinnati: z. v. kinkley, Boston: H
Briggs, PhilsdelphfA: u. @. Moore. China; Cap-
tain White. Z. S. A.: J. v. Eandervoorf, P1us-
luiXn. --. .
J. +. y tson. Iowa: General Bulcnerfctu. r 2
Hatch. Quincy: ". Sntcld.. PotlndelghiA; ). n.
u utE, Utxh; ]. g. lll1ey, Denver; ". D. CoNe4.
St. Louts: E. L Myt 81. Louis: s. L. nlceey, OF
fAea; ]. IL Woakty, st. pnnl; A. \. Gamer, Nil
Nsukee.
BRIGGS noEsI
IL Colonel E. a. ToEEsen6, Z. S y: :.
| NrltamF, PitxkhnERh: 7. G. Ueem, New iosk:
v. II. Tatior, Wisconsin: A. ]. Frellf, Pittsburgh
J. B. Hofmtt, Hcsscn; J. 5, j rnar1, ONO; ". ].
| T1Rhnau, Baltimore; II. s. Sp,aRue, MISSOURI: J.
| D. Clinton, St. raul; Sau. Porter, T. s. A.; J.
ChsVnap. Dneoque; q. J. SacStn, New fork: @.
| n. notcan, OmAAA
l.. J. Walter. c,pctppa;l: l. l. Can, Buffalo
J. ". Whitney. Buffalo; u. Ha1T1g, New York
| J. ". Boutwell,, U.nAbs: r. J. Harrington Gu
cirn2,l; y. 3. Oe)tby, Omaha: ". r. Cossrove
Milwaukee; D. johnson. Philadelphia; T. Mek.y
omaha.
u: y. Small, omaha; 4. Wa1der, Boston. y
N. Cooper. Hartford; l. II. Hlll, Quincy: Il
pas.s, Ner York; r s. S.s,ens'si. Boston; y
I Greenfield " j
, 1870-12-20
superior Court


Thonps + AcCleltsnd '. Amos S. Seetey. This
II an action Of aAeumps1, on trial, BY which It ia
stnEht 70 recover 100. TOT services rendered by
rlaintin A. an attorney in proceeding then pend
ing before the Board Of Public WORKS. having rel
eIeLce TO the widening OF an alley running from
Calhoun place to Madison street. in rear OF de-
tendant's building. The defendant Was resisting
Tie MeAsute proposed, aS he cl1ims Tor Seelcy,
hut defendant dentea The atAscmeut-
DECHEE or SALE or REALIY.
Robert Qesyey ct al. +. Eber woodruff ct q.
Decree OF GAle of Lots Il and 48 In Block /. L0y'a
tubdiEicu Of 0u,1ot Il, Canal TIustees' Subdiyt.-
Ion OF Section -, 10. II.
gTlLL or TRIAL. ..
Il. neatdelee =. J. II. Colri1- Thu case L. stln
Oh nial. The testimony On both sides haa been
concluded, End argument for plalnuu begun.
jCUHEE7.
Jscoh r. Shrhcrd r. Jauncs Montgomery. By
confession, for $19,Gso.
sCSDRY ED1TS.
Jemea Allfn ct al Y. Matthew Dubois and W..
DuD0!a- AEsumpeft Demand, s. .00u-
.-EzsB Adams '. Seth L. Matusou. Assunp9t
Dtn,Rnd. 8, zoo
Adams, john 8 Glbbs, tud Charles c. Ogden. AS
kumpsit. Demand, $1,000.
John y. Faswtll / Co. v.J- ". Dexter. Az
tumpsit Demand. $4,000
.-Sarnb nonnel;y t61ro1 T. JOHN Ryan and
JesrS CASEY. 1scspsss- Damages laid At SO Co.,
, 1870-12-20
THE LAW COURTS,
Another South Park Cas,
Criminal Matters Yesterday.
United Ststes District Court.

United Statea e. Ttom2s HOLMAN and George T.
Fut ouph., Itdtc trent for IN alleged vocation o1
iee Internal Revenue law. The charge IL that de-
tvndan,t, s,ncc August, 1sss, duplicated tho se1iAl
luu,betx on oue hundtcd and nfLJ barrels OF nigh.
vi, e. ard Gold them, IN three lots Of fty bar1ri
eact- The defence II. trss, that nothing Of The
Lind happened, hut that the government proccedl
upon an error, because the spir1a being sold te
ucman J. rahlnau ttcJ werc not delivered tt
him. but were shipped 70 New York 10 be sold fol
sceount OF Pah'man, who WIS nfserw.rd settled
With
, 1870-12-20

Tbs following officers elect Of Lincoln Park
Ledge No. Gil, A. r. and A. n, were, on Satur-
day eyeninf, publicly Installed II thr:r hail.
LtE lAneoln AseLue and tet1e tt1ees, VIZ: Wor.
Bros. I a. Raebe. ". NJ: j, a. Smith s. W.: a.
Catcher, S6cleta,F; E F. c. kokke, s. D.: u.
Bntch wah, J. u, Rev. C. @. Trutsdell. ChaplAl1
Jss, DtrOka and G. Il. Schmidt, Stewards: Ed
wa3d SchmelscF, Tyler. After the ceremony OF
Installation, which was Conducted BY n. ". D. c.
Crc4ier. @. II and Grand Marahal II. E. Hamr-
tou, An elrquent and Instructive address Was d.
llsetcd by the Rev. C. G. T4utadelL
, 1870-12-20

NILSSON

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in,eno gt,nr to these cohceris to be acquainted
Of c',s s 81 II: Fss ssne
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1,ansase5. rsisse1.1's' music win TIC Baroness Of
!EsSs;ea'.a Win warrel. a: ra,i..
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jsm.,'e in. IN the A.s;e Flute u PAsit -
.ixn Juan~
1sSI%Fsrst npnes1ance In usardsnans1us ~ and
al ~ n,nefs = III rsii9
iSC,.~Dshut in London. and appearances in
..Trayata.T " Mar1hn," = Don JUN" and The
Mage F;n,s an1 Ien; tt or,,o,,o
rahrns = nj ntr1nlurhsM.
% %is.-bebu1 y lie Grand Opera House: r4ris,
me h,ief Int triumphant reooro oloaes with her
American concert campaign, which has thus far
teen a reco5d q hrtlliaut enccess. This erenln9
hes sct nc, With in this country. The programme
'o' r4H1 FUN
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fo'asnra- Ha.o floloV
stris.miae,' Rs..l.,
mrr1seass .....-Denizettl
rsa1 aa:Sa s'Sasp. ''.'''A- ,-
ossnnrc-f o1r9hc.
He#.ss.-~ s3;nsi yf;;ri
with Violin Ublleafo by HI. Nenry vieuxsemf<h.
l.. ca..snaI Fa;ss &c from ,1.7lass."-.-.Se
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A*' ANNE -"a'te Ia3 rae e'sooss n''e"'A .o1
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MI Euret Pppeare1 1851 eveting at Acvlck.
Frt:. :Lt butch eEu:gr1nf. We h1ve written &C
mu:h Of his performance OF this character II
rnt t..".oa. tart NEE !. Is,1e to aad % now;; e1
he ~as bee las,, and mi. ~ iddliional sla9e
exrttttnc~ hiss Sisen him klcst ease and 1emoy'
rcseht4,i.ls. In ADDITION TO The character bust
nsf. In Tsicn .e a1EaJs eIce'led. he mas Rrowl
intn mr. 'ct"r lua Of rrom'Ee, and hnnMs EooHt
lts'a1.'e f,.rr j asuas sisseaFs, from tas s
h iss ronss III
IT,. sua!enee rre'stred sae xaElesy to ire dras r.
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'.F'.s:"r III be kent on The s:ax. Nh the wcek.
AlEESs NcfEcx. ---.
NJ Akin ra1 lGbK ep1oJed the reputation 3
'ei1R tr.: In tae probation OF new plaJe. bu
Ton rnacupR ;he rok Ct Old EortIIty, he mus
cert iof! tF t1cdited with unusual rosthumou
Crf, nr te In taltrE up from the grave the o!
n,s. Is - Mol ri1cher-S xnlrh lang r.ar1 sps III
tcnsiEutd 10 the limbo II df1ma1ic failure
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"Mcn T1ichet" 1nade somf snrt n incs, ceicbnt
IN the No&1on Theatfe l,ecanrr ne scrnes Tri
loc=ted IN clo<e pro1iuity 10 he uIo.T xnei
Wat cpt { nut u;ou Mcytcka1:s $40. ' n fhss II,
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