The New York herald., 1870-02-27

poison. Tho motions were epasmodic and angu'
inr, IKE the movements OF jolntsd wooden doll.
Tho Empress Josephine" was regal In black velvet
ana jewels aud whcn the trying scene In her life
came she would ''raint and come 70" which, after
being wound I'M. she accomplished to the satidac-
ton Of the audience whose plaudts were greatly ap-
prccsted by Mrs. yarloy. "Hannibai' was shown
In his attempt At soitening an Alp. The Last OF the
Bards" was . sorry looking fellow in white robe,
who played his ass air before being bsnlsned by tho
ures or her historical collection. VINO were wound
up. talked aDout and described III most familtAr
and graphic manner. retaining, witnal tue ilhper-
turDabloness OF true wax figures. In Jne
CHAMBER or HORRORS. tA4
'The Old Lady Who Died Dancing" was wound
bilious giri who. becoming tired Of tho nonoto-
nous life she was leading concluded to go TO Paris
and put an end 70 the e o. maraa was exn,0isen.
stiles upon being wound up. 'Captain kidd" VINO
behcaded wives as ne sailed, as he sailed as
he saled,n and 'l.ndley Murray" who had do
stroyed happiness III another way. were anatherna-
tized la eloquent but humorous terms and wfie the
former performed murderous movements, the latter
Was shown "c0nstructng his grammar" In the
CHAMBER or BEAUTY
she exhibited the unfortunate Lady Jane Grey,
whose amiabittv OF temper was 80 unfalltuE fhas
she meekly and sweety bowed to all the misforunes
that were visited upon ner, and only demurred at
her death warrant by mildly raising her hands. sue
was a pattern for all women 10 Initiate who appre.
ciated the beauty OF amiability. ''The Maid OF
Athensn with darkly flowing hair ana simple
Greek costume, was exhibited with q running com.
mentarY upon her nirtations with Byron, VINO held
out her bl0odred heart In her hand to his touching
appeal OF
Maid OF Athens, part,
Give on give back heaTtf
Or, II Won stilrthink II best,
Keep It aud take the rest
Or, II you think II better 80,
Zou 0Jdp0!
There were .sWilliaD' ana "BacR Eyed-Susann and
the unfortunate 'Maid Of lI0nOrn who pricked her
self from sewing on Sunday, and dlcd from the
effects OF IT, warning 10 all: and .Zenebia Queen
OF Palmyra who after having had things all ner own
way for so long, finally found her little game was
over, and laden with Jewels and clanking III golden
letters she laments her fate by beating her stomach
"A Mermaid" aud the most beautiful and perfect
creation of the evening, was wee.iaced thing IN
sea green tue, who cOnhed her long yellow hair
bur otherwise was motlOnless a. a statue. "lhe
Gggleru was wound up, and with her spasm0dlc
glggling set the house agiggling. The last OF the
Beauties was 'Corneiian ana the 'Gracchi'' and
the frivolous friend VINO came In TO
show her the jewels. her husbands wedding
anniversary GIFT. They were wound up. and as the
lady lifted her Jewels from their COrnelis" cas
scally pointed to her jewels. two ovcrgrown YOUTHS
who sucked oranges and giggcd. The last was the
statue or Washington, admirably pOSod and heid
who was also wound up, and, while b0Wing ms
august head toward the Paten' ONCE in which lie
his old clothes, he pointed Indignantly toward tue
unfinished monument thai slowly rises Ike sh0t
tower on the banks OF the Potomac. The
CLASSIC CHAMBER
contained "Eria ana Partns," "Bellonn" ".Eneas"
ana .Anchise.n "Roman Lady OF the feriod,n &c,
closing with grand tabeau OF Mrs. Jarteyfs entire
SHOW the proceeds or whose exhibition were 20 be
given TO the poor OF the CITY,