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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-09-16
EXPORTS.

FoR SAN FRAScIsco-Per A. P. Jordan, Sept. 9th -
MoIasses, galls......... s,3l0lRice, ibs.--..-.-.... $50
Paddy, fbs..-...-..--. 6S, 40 Sugar, Observation-Disclosures
PuIu, fbs.------.-.- IL ,57slW Wool, fbs..-..---..-. 1852
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25

CAUGHT IN THE DooR.-When Phil
lips and Fowler escaped from their cell
the former passed out first, while the
latter pulled down the wrought iron
grating from the top, charging the
aperture so as to enable his conrade TO
pass out with ease, but when Fowler
attempted to come through, the top OF
the door had sprung back so far, hav-
Ing no one inside to pull 1t down, that
when he had forced his body about
half way through, lie found himself
caught In such a way that he could
neither 20 forward or recede, and hung
In that position about ten minutes,
calling upon his companion to come to
his assistance. This Phillips did not
for some time seem inclined to do, say
ing he had not time, and must look out
for himself, and when he had succeed
ed In taking off the catch Of the outer
door, was about to leave, when Fowler
made a most plteous appeal, which
appears to have awakened some sparks
OF generosity In Phillips breast, as he
returned and by pushing against the
ton of the door with a slat which he
took from the jailor's bed, succeeded
Mt length In %liberating his comrade
from his unpleasant position. The
prisoners In tho other cell report that
Phillips was extremely nervous, and
very much excited during the whole
time. aud breathed like q broken
wlnded horse.-Rssss Rtcer Recetle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
LATEST "TELEGRAMS
ESPECIAL TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY News si
rue WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LiNE.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAN Francisco, August 25-l p. NJ
Weather cool, cloudy and foggy.
There are indications that Mcdonald
4 Whitney. and their creditors, will
make n combined effort to break Jacket
md other stocks on which they are
short, to facilitate settlements and en-
able them to resume business. McDon-
aid claims to be able to pay the full
amount Of his liabilities. It Ia said
that Cavalier lent them 800 shares OF
Jacket to help them through. but could
not a them. A break In the market
appears inevitable, though 1t Is believed
there will be an immediate reaction.
The first spike ofthe Oakland, Brook
lyn and Fruit Vale Railroad was driven
Yesterday.
It Il reported that Major Jack STRAIT
man will be the candidate for Sheriff
on the Bell Ringers Republican ticket.
He Is particularly anxious to correct
the abuses existing in the County Jail.
The liabilities of Mcdonald & Whit
ney, stock brokers, are estimated at
Sl00,000.
A majority Of the stockholders Of the
Hidden Treasure Mining Company
voted requesting a majority Of the
'rrrsteas m RATION
The Republican Bell Ringers Con-
vention elected A. J. Bryant Treasu-
rer and adopted the following pro-
gramme; lst, to indorse the Repub-
lican State ticket ; I'd, to nominate q
straight Legislative ticket Sd, to nom-
mate a straight Municipal ticket 4th,
to elect a Republican County Com
nittee under Porter's Primary Elec-
ton law on election day, September
9Th; to suspend the consideration Of
judicial nominations until after oil
other nominations are made.
The workingmen's meeting at Dash
away Hall adopted resolutions pre-
sented by Gen. Vim, censuring De-
laney, President Of the Mechanics
State Council, for taking afidavlts OF
dissatisfied workipgmen at the State
Capitol against their employers, and
generally that there was no ground for
the charges Of fraud In the Capitol
building contracts ; also asking De-
ianey to resign. - 81 ala.
The Democratic Convention got into
an interminabie yrangle about repre-
sentatives from the Phira Ward and a
new deal Is demanded. r- 'rs-.a.t 80
Gold, 1925. Greenbacks, ss4; SELL
ING, 90. 49,, .s d. -~.'~s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
TRUE TO HIS ooLoR

The Democratic press Of California,
several weeks ago, boosted that John
B. FELTON,, the great lawyer Of Oak
land. had come out for Haight's re-
election, and against Newton Booth.
On Wednesday evening last, he ad-
dressed one Of the largest Republican
meetings Y held in Oakland, called
by many Of the leading Republicans in
that city. That It was n true-blue Re-
publican speech we feel confident,
after reading the Duly Nees report,
which says:
TO attempt a synopsis Of Mr. Eel.
tons address would he almost an act
of sacrilege. There was not Il sentence
ar u word that should be omitted.
Nothing conld be taken from or added
to it, without marring It's force and
beauty. All who abSented themselves
last evening, lost one Of the best oppor-
tunItles they will ~ enjoy to hear a
political speech from a statesman.
carefully elaborated and matured, and
such an effort as can be made by
but two or three men In America.
The oraror possesses an influence
that can be felt by his auditors. We
know that we arc In the presence Of an
intellectual giant, aud marvel at that
hidden and Unseen power which can
sway q vas. multitude rs a single man.
We stand with awe in the presence OF
genius, strengthened and adorned by
culture, and few there are who will
rot eoncede to II that tribute which II
deserves. II Mr.. FELTON, could address
All tile Intelligent voters in California
prior to the election, there would
scarcely be q man who would not be
convinced by his unanswerablc argu-
lnsats and commanding eloquencs.
We hope that Mr.. FELTON, will con-
Vent to devote his time during the re-
iRsipder Of dis campaign to the service
of liza marty, and that the State Gen.
trail Coinmlttee will be able to induce
him to exert his wonderful powers of
r9ratory In behalf OF Republicanism,
, &c eause of humanity, enlightenment
and progress.
The effect of the address may be
properly appreciated when 1t is stated
that. on Its conclusion the entire audi
ence as one man arose, and at General
iaGrsnge's request gave three hearty
and rouSing cheers for John B. Feltoa,
the greatest orator In America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25

TUNNELLINe THE SIERRA NEVADA
If Won Schmidt's gigantic enterprise Is
ever executed 1t will be q marvel OF
engineering, like the tunnel through
Mont Cents ; 1t will cast the great bore
at Hoosac into the shade, and will
give strong encouragement for the
adoption Of Commodore Selfridge's
four-mile tunnel through the noun
tains for the Darien Ship Canal. A
tunnel through the mountains at Lake
Tahoe would not only save three hours
time, but do away withall the heaviest
grades between here and California,
and dispense with all trouble from
snow and snow-sheds. Freight would
have the benefit Of these advantages.
But the passenger who travels for
pleasure would be the loser. He
would lose the magnificent scenery Of
the route, and the opportunity OF In
spectiny the remarkable triumph oil
engineering skill which carries the
track along The crcsts OF successive
mountain ranges. Whoever wants to
see these shonld certainly 90 to Call
fornia before Won sohmldt's Tunnel IS
done. There will be time enough,
however, for It Is not likely to be I'm.
ished In a hurry. Y. Commercial
I4rerfiser.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
Filaheisl.
[Ribtn the Q. 2. Alta, a4th.l

~
The supply Of money continues good
and seems rather To- exceed the de-
mand. The rate at bank Is for COM
mercial paper regular At 1G1k, and on
terms by the loan societies, 500 2 cent
with excess Of snpply-Th Hibernia
Savings Society some time since en-
ployed $500, 900 Of, its reserve in United
States 0 per cent. stock, which earns
an interest and are promptly converti-
Bile. 1t has now employed 100000
more In the same way, thus utilizing
the reserve while keeping 1t at COM
mand. The disposition to use money
In industrial enterprises Is not now
strong, but some Investments continue
to be made. The property on Mont
gomery, east side; comprising Q build
ings, between California and Sacra-
mento, 1t Is understood, has been taken
by o leading capitalist. Generally,
there are few enterprises on foot which
command money. and one cause Of this
is the stagnation In the wheat trade.
There Is but half the usual quantity to
selE.tn the Statesand very little dis
position apparent to sell that. The
withholding Of some 81, 900, 900 worth
Of produce from market In July and
August has affected business. Never
theless, the mining Interests are active
and much bullion Is being produced,
also thsre are q, number of sales Of
properties for account'of this city. The
demand for money for remittance Is
not active, and with the exception Of
kilograms, there Is little change in rates
which are as follows: Coin Drafts on
New, Il per cent, prem; Currency
DRIFTS, ll3s per cent. premium on gold;
kilograms, ! bank rate on London Is
4s24d. at 90 days /; Commercial Bills,
49d.; Gold Bullion at S70GS00; Silver.
impaired, parSH; Refined Silver. 234
@3 per cent. premium ; Silver Coin,
lH@lA discount; Mexican Dollars
nominal at 6S6. aEIll.14.ar ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
DISPATCH

SAN FRANCISCO, August 25-SP. NJ
4 dispatch says the British ships San
Csarus and Knight Errant were lost
of Cape Horn. The former sailed
from Liverpool March 10th, and the
latter April 4th, both bound for San
Francisco with assorted cargoes. The
latter was consigned TO Dickinson, De-
Wolf g. Co. ~ ra. ta rla,-'
Contract sales were maqe quite ex'
teasIgely in the Stock Board to-day, on
account OF whom 1t may concern,
which leads to the Inference that Nc.
Donald & whitney will resume soon'
After the Board adjourned Jacket raj
lied to $685..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

ST. JoHS's, N: B, August 5.-The
inquest over Renforth commenced yes
terday. Kelly testified that Renforth
said to him when first attacked In the
boat, "oh! Harry, I have had some
thing given me-" No evidence In
support Of this idea Is yet ELECTED.
SPNNaFIErp, Mass, August 25.-
While Butler wasIspeaking last night
the following dispatch was received
from Gen. Hawley, but the Chairman
refused to allow 1t to be read
HARrroRp, August 24.--If Butler In
his speech said l was dismissed or re-
moved from my command, or was ever
rebuked for my conduct as an officer. i
beg some friend to read this dispatch,
In which l say the charge Is an lnfam-
Gus falsehood. aud the man who ut
tered 1t Is a liar and blaekguard. My
last written communication from But
Ter concerning my conduct was a copy
sent to mo Of his recommendation for
promotion. '
CITY OF MEXICO lvia Indlanola, Tex
as), August 24.-In Morlia a Catholic
priest named Cuero preached a bitter
sermon against law, reform, and reli-
gious federation, He succeeded In ex-
citing the people to SUCH pitch against
protestants that his harangue caused
n breach of the peace by the multitude
Cuero was sent to prison b ythe author
tiles, but the people attempted to take
him out Of Jail by force. The Federal
troops resisted this popular attempt at
Jail delivery, and the result was a great
riot. 4 great many persons were
killed and wounded. Even incendia,
rism was resorted to by tho inflamed
and enraged followers of the priest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
Overland dispatches
SPECIAL toths GOLD HltL NEWS
aY n CABLES. /

LONDON, August 25.-Watney, the
tory candidate, Is elected member OF
Parliament, fromfEastS Surrey, in place
of Chas. Buxton. deceased.
The death Of Renforth, at st. John,
occasioned a marked sensation In Eng
land. Speculations as to the cause
were INDUCED in in all quarters
Many persons and newspapers hint
that he may have been poisoned.
The British ships Sam Cearns and
Knight Errant bound from Liverpool
to San Francisco, were lostof Cape
Horn. 81 .lifh Tailaselrgs
PARIS, August 25.-The Government
has forbidden public meetings in this
city on the 4th Of September, the ami
versary of the revolution In Paris last
year against Bonaparte.. ="
Assurances are given at Versailles
that the Prusslan troops in France viii
be reduced to 5000 by the first Of Sep
TENDER.
The cholera 10 reported at Antwerp
and the Italian Government has order
ed a rigid quarantine Of vessels from
that port. z.s -'- 800
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
yERDICT OF THE JURY.

The LICK House APFRAY.-The fol-
lowing version OF this unfortunate
affair, we are assured, Is made OH the
testimony of two or three cye-wit-
nesses : After Mr.. Pixley's speech at
Pacific Hall, he was accompanied BY q
few friends to the saloon of the Lick
House, and while sitting there convers-
Ing, W. w. Stow and w. b. Carr Gil
tered, crossed the saloon, and adyanc-
ing directly mp to Mr.. Plxley, Stow
said, Ia all excited tone /: "Pixley, you
are the man I want !" and immediate
" struck at him. Pixley warded OF
the blow and rose to his feet. Stow
Immediately drew aud presented ut
Pixley's breast a deringer pistol, say
ing, "You God d-n lying scoundrel,
o have yillifed and traduced me,
and | won't stand 1t !" Pixley, look
ing Stow In the eye, replied; "Mr.
STOW, you are armed and may murder
me, but 1t will be a cowardly thing TO
do, as l nm unarmed." Stow then
cooked his pistol, and said: "You
have publicly assailed me, and this
town can't hold you and me. unless
YOU retraot !" TO which Pixley an-
swered : 81 have assailed yog In the
belief that you are In this Washington
conspiracy against Inc. l shall remain
in this town, and | shall never retract
under fear Of personal violence; GER
tainly not under your threats" MI.
Stow said, 81 am In no conspiracy,
Mr.. Pixley," and Pixley reioined,
"You are represented to me Us the
affidavit maker, In San Francisco, In
aid of those wretches whom I have de-
nounced rs pcrjurers and suborners of
perjury at Washington" Carr then
said, NJ Stow Is In. no manner re.
sponsible IN this matter, mud knew
nothing OF It," Stow said, still ad-
dressing Pixley, "You have traduced
my character, and no man shall live
and do it." Pixley replied, "You
may murder me If you wish, but If /
live it shall be in this town. ] shall
always be ready to meet you upon
equal terms. If I was convinced that
| had wronged you, I would correct 1t,
from a sense Of right, but l will never
be inundated through fear, aud l will
do nothing under your threats" Here
Mr.. Stow and Mr., PlYley conversed
together for a few seconds In an under
tone md they separated.-S. +. Bul-
lefin. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25

The wihful neglect Of so many
honest citizens in all our large cities
to vote moves the St. Louis Democrat
to say: at ought to be made disrep-
utable not to vote. He who selfishly
fails to vote Is as thoroughly brlbed as
the wretch wbo pockets a dollar for
his vote. The Intelligent and respect
able citizen finds himself just o. pre-:
sent too comfortable, or too lt,cratlyeiy
engaged, or too much In danger q
losing a few dollars, or OF falling 20
make quite as much money az he
might, and so declines to vote, for o
consideration. In effect his absence
from the polls counts Just one vote on
the side opposite to that he w Eosad
for the enemy or for a bad man, for q
consideration. This Is the naked fact,
and It ought to brand the non-voter
with dishonor."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
The BsAy Of Fsttlsr Brsasht In.
Appeafaals Of the BODY -Csrsner's
Iasuest-Rtidenee.

From tEs Reese River Revei1S. August asdil
The remains of Charles Fowlet were
brought In last night about 8 O'Clock.
The body was In a coffin, which was
taken immediately-to the City-Half,-
followed by a large concourse OF peo-
pie. The head and face were horribly
mutilated and mangled, and presented
a most frightful and revolving appear
ance. The throat was cut, the skull
fractured In four places, the cheek and
law bones broken and the face so badly
mutilated that the features were scarce
d~istlnguishable. Coroner Grove sum-
moned a Jury Of six persons to hold an
Inquest upon the body.
John Grove, sworn-Spires came to
where I was at work to-day about half
past IL O'Clock and wanted I should
20 and hold an inquest on the body OF
one Of the prisoners that had escaped
Saturday night and was killed BY In-
dams /; [ got a team, took Breckenridge
and went out after the body found 1t
ten or twelve miles from here; 1t lay
Oh tho back with arms spread out
| straight /; examined the body and found
no money or valuables; his pants
pockets were turned inside out asked
Breckenridge II he got anything out OF
his pockets; he said he got nothing
but n iack-knife or q pocket-Rnife ;
Breckenridge told me that deceased
and the maTrwith' hlnIhad built q lire,
and that he and some Indians tracked
a.. g. nzu NrooL opI noma nnOn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25

A QUApRuPRpAL ENcoRE.-Asinger
being encored four times the other
night ut a theatre, our friend Miggles
said it was "a quadrupedal encore
On our suggestion, that Mlggles meant
ouadruple. Jones Clipped In, asked
chow we knew what Mlggles meant?''
and insisted that "quadrupedal Ell.
core" aud "quadrupedal applause ,
were good terms, constructlvely, hands
and feet being both employed, and q
large proportion Of the audience being
quadrupeds asinine.-S. +. Figaro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25

ACouSry CHAReg.-At a meeting
OF the Lander County Board of Com
minionerA held last Monday, the
Reuefus says it was "ordered that the
Clerk notify the Commissioners Of
Storey county that John Flynn. a citi-
zen OF that county, Is n charge upon
Lander county ~ an INDECENT person,
and they are requested. according to
statute. to take charge Of him and pay
the expenses already incurred"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
OF THE CHOLERA.

.. HaH. -
Recent cable dispatches tell OF the
appearance of "Asiatic Cholera In
London and "cholera in Paris; and
the previous ones had announced that
the Government Of Berlin was adopt
ing vigorous measures to prevent the
progress Of the disease westward from
Konigsberg, . seaport In the Baltic,
whore It had broken out. This is but
a repetition of the history Of the march
of cholera In former seasons Of Its cpl
demic xisltation. We read OF Its ap-
parent course In the line Of great rivers
and. of highways Of travel and COM
niierce. and an argument is drawn from
this circumstance in favor Of Its con-
tagiousness but we also read OF Its
passing at o bound, almost with the
speed Of the telegraph, over sanitary
cordons made to enforce non-inter-
course and quarantine regulations, and
lighting On a person in the midst Of a
great city who had had no contact With
a cholera subject, for the sufficient Q a
son that there were none such to be
found. And again, Il has occurred that
In the same day or night persons who
Ind had no intercourse Of any kind
with each other, nor with any one
arriving from abroad, have been at
tucked with Asiatic cholera. It Is
common to speak Of the disease as
travelling from I'M country and one
hemisphere to another; but what Is 1t
that travels at times over Immense
distances of land and sea without
touching at any intermediate spot?
Some say 1t l. apeculiar poison, miasm
or germs in the air or water, without.
however, n being able to give 1t sub
stance or shape, for the microscopic
observations made for this purpose &C
credited at one season as successful,
fall to constitute a ground Of faith for
the next. The disease once broken
out, stress Is laid on particular condi-
lions Of soil, and on what are called
cholera germs in the discharges from
the stomach and bowels. Agood prac-
teal effect Of this belief Is TO prompt
TO an immediate removal and disinfec-
tioa Of these matters in all eases. But
although we are unable to find out the
first atmospheric cause Of epidemic
cholera, we know that this cause will
he In a great measure imperative, un-
loss It be associated with admitted and
ordinary causes Of disease, such as
crowded and lily ventilated quarters
for lodging, offal and all kinds Of de.
cayed matter allowed to collect III
streets and houses, as relates to habl'
tation, and intemperance In its largest
sense, 20 as to include sensual excuses
Of every kind, Us relates to the person,
Those addicted to the excessive use o.
alcoholic drinks are In great danger
and are often the first and most fire.
quent victims Of the disease. Quaran
tine restrictions may have a good effect
in as far as they serve to allay the fear
of the public; but they must not for 6
moment abate the vigilance of Board
Of Health and city governments In d
rigid. enforcement of all the sanitary
measures called for Mt all seasons
Where the rules Of public and personal
hygiene are carried out regularly
and Systematically, the predisposition
caused BY a cholera atmosphere will
generally pass of without harm from
the disease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25

IL LocAL--"Jim Leatherwax, or
rather Pat Carroll, by legal title, who
has been ~plSticatiug in the sage-brush
of Galena. Humboldt county, has been
indicted as ye local reporter Of the
White Pine Wees. "~leatherwax "
Slings q lively pen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25

And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees. made on the
Twentieth day OF July. A., D. 1871, 70 many
necessary, will DO sold Ct public auction st the
office ofthe Company, Roon No. 45, Merchants
Exchange Building, California street, Ban Fran
cisco, California, on TUESDAY, the Twelfth
Q2th) day Of September. 1871, at the hour Of
ono o'clock p. II. Of said day, to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF ADVERTISING and expenses OF the sale.
49, EDWARD +. STONE, Secretary.
Onnco-Room No. 45, Merchants Exchange
Building, California street, San Francisco Cal
N.B-Arertislns charges, - on each certia,
San P,sueisco, August ~, 1871. Z ,au9Std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25

CEGRRGATRD BRI.CHRR MINI
- Ing Company.-Locstion of Works: Gold
Hill District, Storey County, State OF Nevada.
Notice. Thoro are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock. on account OF assessment
No. II, levied on the Twentieth (2Dth) day OF
July, 1871, the 81 Ieral amounts set oppo-
pitc the names Of the respective shareholders, as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25

NMPIRR MILL AND MINING
~ Characterization Of Works, Gold Hi
District, Storey County! State Of Neyada..No
ticc is hereby given, that at q meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees OF said Company, held on the
a3d day Of August, 1871, an assessment Of Twelve
Dollars (S12l per share was levied upon the eapi'
tai ttocS Of said Company, payable immediate
a The once Of the Company No. 4fs California
street, Room No. q, third fsor, San Francisco,
California. Amy stock upon which said as.
leesment shan remain unpaid on WEDEES.
DAY, the Twenty:seventh day OF september,
AID, 1871, shall be deemed delinquent, and will
Be daily advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on TUESDAY. the Seventeenth day oil
October, 1911, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together With the costl or advertising and ex.
penseb OF sale. BY order or the Board OF Trus.
tees. GEO., r. SPISNEY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. Q, third floor. No. ll8 Call.
fornla street, San Francisco, Cal. au25td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIAI

VIII DO given, with the following cast:
Tho Barber, a Matchmaker. SIG. .0RLANDIN1
Rosina, . young Spanish lady. MIMI. TAI
Don Bartolo, an old Miser, and
Conte d'Almaviva. lover ofRosina SIG. CECCH1
Don Basilio. an intriguist
and teacher Of music. SIG. RONCOVlERl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25

In the Music Lesson, In tho Third Act, NINE.
STATES will cling the beautiful Irish ballad,
KATHLEEN MKvOURNERN. and MISS
GRAZIELLA RIDGwAY, between the Third
and Fourth Acts. will sing the charming English
ballad, WHO'S AT. MY WINDOW.