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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
Die Gas Traee.
Gin ncllcr Gontratt uorgci9ta9cu.

SIM crtcn 8atbsSpeige %eritattete Mtttuo6
ou5 Gomite fir Ntittel NIB Ncge, oil ipeldleS
Die 9nSs&outratt , 2lugcle9cubeit itberlutcien
mar ciuen lpeitercr Seri6t.
9erielbe beiagt, baB mad Hmtltfen Gr-
m%ittttungcn III elmer ungcmcHcnen Scleuf'
tltng Der Staot fir cine icoe Campo cine
8rcnlSttt pon 2800 StInocl pro Sabr II.
Gin Gonium pom / 1000 &u6ttihB Sa8 erfora
ocrlih lit, luobei, mcnu fir 1000 SUP $3.50
bcreduet luetoen, Die Soften itd aNf $35 idbr'
lih per 2ontpe iteQen meroe1, alio ntcort9er,
ais g~cgeniudrtig. 9ns &omite empfteblt Ter
rcr, oaB iibrlif fir S15, 900 SaSrobre1t &C.
leOt luerpcn iolen, alio fir $4,000 mcbr, ais
mad Dem oltcu Gontrott; oHB bic ~Gompa9nle
ale nod Gegcu Die StaOt beltehenocn Ariprtts
bc a%ufgebcu iol NIB cnOlid, OaB eS Der Staot
frciiteben iou, ieOer 3ett Oicien &ontrNtt anf'
;lbebCn, ialS tic cinet bCliern citgeben f1rrl,
obtr iclbit cine @aSrglnitGlt baut. Die Cont
paNnie Oagegen 1T gebaltet, fir Die gerutileI-
bate @%rfituln9 ibrer contraftlt6en Strpftds
tll1gcn Siirgibaft 81 lciltcn.
8aS Gomite 1T oer AnIift, ouB bieier Cont
trait b6dIt annebnlbnr 1T mo enpfteblt, bic
otmitlbcn Ou9cmEiieue Seroronuu8 III paIIt'
rcn. g9ic man bort, iOlcr Die beteen Sa5s
Gonlpagtie'n gcnei9t ietn, aut ben 9ontratt
inter ocu obengetannten Sectugur8ell etllSll-
gebcn.
Die SerorOnung tpurSe ouf @tOutag Na6'
mittag 81 llbr 6nr ipc6te(len &a9eSOrOnun9
QCltad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28

melt pon GIorfolt, &a., mar Der YbitaOsl.
pgier S6oOuer rs. ., GbomOs" auf Der
Sabrt pom gteruspapen mad Alcranorta 9e'
f%traIOet, miro aber, oa er teine 9Gbung am
SOrO bat, wobl baIO iuieOer tLott gelpOroen
iein.
Sine uHbefauute cHgliibe 9rigg, nit elmer
QaOuug 3uder Don Ytrnambuco tomneuo,
ltegt uuf benz Sbinlbls bel y%tOrfolt AMI benz
StranOe. WtaH bat ibr eiuen S4leppOam'
Su 9iilfe geididt.
Ser SdOOuer IS. 8. San" fubr Mitts
nod bon Sauannab, GEO., na3 Baltimore
ab.
Der S6Ooncr gGOmiH," iegclte Oorgefcrn
pom @barIeton, GO, bicrber ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
Nna rrnnt1r..xhrntrr

"entfoltet i'd 81 lets i'd itti9ernOcr SliItbc.
Die nereite Senlatiou lit baS Iuftretel BON
bier 3pergen, Oreier Wauuer unb clner Srau,
in etnem fir ite Defenders gciAriebcHeu iln9e-
mein puti9en Stiidc. - SRI. Diag9ie 0ess
monb, eiue talentpole Sdngcrtn, trttt benz
SRI. Saaie Otaiou witrOig sur Seite. Su
einem nerler, pom Salet.W teiiter 9rn. Slan=
oowstp ~arran9irten Salete erceaireH Die
Sfptitern GtmmelSberJ gang b%eionOerS.
Ser &elocipeO . Selo Sootb iciert aud Oieie
Wohe ieine ueroieutcuS riuunpbe. 0aSS dltBs
it'd bilOet oaS rele gtelion'i6e Drama: Die
8anOiten bon SecOla" nit ciuscle9tem BAL
let.
Treitag IbeuO 1T Sorltclrug fir 9aunen,
Mittwod uno SounabeuO NGhuIittag fir
Eanlilicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
DQltimOrr-O bi0-G i(rnbohn

tdsI!!a bret 3isc, sluiiben Baltimore, 8beslin6 un0
s'''f'S'"f'' u"0 s ssr ;soa.sus
idgtt tdgil9 2SonntG9s Gn5gsRommsDl unl 8 nRr
300 Gta6mitta9S. Der ubr=R Orscnbus %perblnbti
ftt nit Stras6nrg uno 9arriionburS pta Manaiiass
@npsSabn.
tdalib (Sonntags einidttcBlth) ytatmlttags 4 tlbr
8 0iin. Intunft in Baltimore mn 500 WiorSens.
5 n9F q Win. atenO5 as. aatunHft in BdStiimors
Der Wtn6eiters aceo mmobattonsz aug
o.crld3t Baltimore nm 4. 10 Tabm. Intunttln Sals
tiincrc 1910 Oior9cns.
Gu ocrtd}t Baltimore un 8 lbr Nadmittn9s unb
t0mlnt in Baltimore nun 1910 UtorsenS an.
Der @tIicottss9itps9 u Q acbt BON Soltiz
more 20 EaGmittase ab. antunit in Baltimore
49,. Sad, SaserStumn uns 8rsrerif.
abta5rt oss Sn9es BON Baltimore 500 Sormitta9s
uno 4 ubr 10 Wlin. Tahlnittags. Antunft In Yatttz
more unt DAG Uior9ens nno 800 ~yiadnitta9s.
RadD sRind,efter.
Die Sii9e %oertaiten Baltimore I'M 500 Wioraens
unp 4.t0 gt9hmttto9s nno ~torllnGr nm 10.4O 0iors
gems unb 900 ~Jtadnmitta9s nod Baltimore Surud.
Ndd, NSafbtn9ton.
gbfabrt bon Saftimore frib nm 4.20 Mtn.,
BIS, 100, 5; 80 nno il ubr 80 Glinn. Ta6m. nm e.
co., $50, 40 uno s. so unb 9.45 4benbs.
abaan9 uon gB ibtn9t to- frGb 6.45, 500 unb
unb Q lbr Aoenos.
Jtuu NuuuppllS I'M I.UU ptOr9cn6 nn0 4 uhr
40 Ulin. Eodll. Serlaiicn @aibin9ton nm G. 45Dtors
gems unb 4 ubr 10 Dfinnten Ho6nittd9s.
genntasssS ige. Tad 9Saibin9ton UNI 1920
Dos, uno 5 nbr so Glin. Wor9ene, 4 lbr 40 Diin.
Nabin. uno Q ll1r 40 Nitn. abenbs. 9erlaiien gDds
ibtn9ton, nm 500 Nor9cne uno 800, $40, 7.45 unb
6 n6r abcnbs.
gpe8en iueiterer ar5fuuft, ioipie Sabrbiuete aaer
ART II. /. M. ipenbe man i6 an ). :. gnaianS,
a9etten In Der SaineeusS tation, oocr on baS Bill
let SGrcau.
80 6abrbiacte fnb aud In ger. tA9, aBef.1saIs
%tiulores, @de Der SalpertiroBe, 5u babcn, no man
Seitelun9en Suin abboIen bon @epdt; fuelfeS In bes
SetrsfIeneen Bobnun9 9e9cn 9ontreinorie bio an
ben Sei!linmun8sort martlrt miro, binterfdfien fam.
Sobn T.. 9Siiiou, Gransportmci1cr;
tS7-l Z. We. Gole. Sanpt4YLletsN aent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
stnetratbs.N erbanblnmaen

SIM crItcu 3meige liberreif)te geitern !0r.
gSeieel Gin Seiud) I'M Sergr6Bcrung beS
Battlefront YarteS bis Sur SouutD 9renSe in
6itlider, bis Slr SalttmorelraBe i'll nOrolls
der, bis 3ur @iititraBe (Battcri OnsN ocnue) III
mciliher unS bis Sur Galternslpcnue, 9ars
ris' Greet uro 9uncalterIr. in liloltber 6ttd'
tung.
ST.. Mti0S iibergu6 Gin @eiuh nm Grlanb.
utB iir s.. G0fireD, Die 8rottptre III @tue'
AucD III uer9rUBert.
6r. Soridj prIieutirte cine Bctition BON
SobnS 3optinS nno Auoeren Inn Mtotrrut Der
Der SerorOnung gum Saue Der GlbertpltraBen"
&loate.
6r. Bomb le9tc Elm @eiuA I'm breite SUB.
me1e I'M oaS ncne 3tthmonOsD tGrttbarS Dor ;
ierner zines BON 6. WtarSOen nm SerrtH9e.
ruug non Q8crtberbObungSfeuer arldBltd)
oe5 0urdbrlbeS Der B%artltr.; Iooanl ei1eS
BON Wtihael 6Olep INT Siidjabluu9 irrtbitms
lid bc;abltcr Steuerrl inlSetrage bon S2S.25.
Sr. Otius beri6tete eiren Bedding gegen
Die SerlGugcrung Der am /. Stat enocnoen
Trilt Slr Gntiernuug OeS Giienbabn'Seleil eS
in Soluaroitr. Sr. Sobuion beantra9te alS
Subititltt Sriit Serldugeruu8 bis gum /.
Sttober 1872; oaIIelbe fiel olrd), unS Der
DtiaS'id)e Sei1luB funo Inuabnle.
Sr. WtilS ulterbreitcte cine Seroronun9
gum Bhaiteru Don Salts alien Smii6enGroB.
unO &lementsitraBe, IH9enommen.
- SIN ~Slusittu 3,uci9e lief bonn eriten bic
Scrorounng Cit iuelte benz StaOttaftrcr
Sarrtep fir StaatsIeueru fir 1871, pot benz
/. Sanlar 1872 cintaiiirt, l YroSent erlalbt.
Sr, SEER ~uiierirte baS amenoemellt, oaB oers
ielbe fir 0ue iol9e mad Neulabr 1882 etntal'
iirtc StaatSiteuern . YroSent crbalte. 0aS
4menoenIent maro Suerit uuo oanit Die 9anje
Seroronuug a~n9enomnlen.
Sr. 9ute REF ben 9ciGluB auf, tucl4cr ben
@ebritocrn Yafer & Comp. bic &e~r9rOBerun9
Sweicr BicrS oor ibrem @runotiidc aut Der
Sioieite ocS Saiiins imiiden !SenrgltraBc
NIB 6arOp'S S6tiSeiienbubn Ocrseitalt &C.
ltuttet, baB itbrr Bier 80 SuB brett, uno Der
cine IS, Der anoere 20 SUP lang ietn bari.
Der critic ,3luetg ifidte ben Sei6lnB oes
,iueiten, y. s. YerfinS 800 ais monutlid)e
Dtietbs eiues SauicS III Noro.GaloertlfraBe
an beg ablen, Suriif, NIB Der 3Weite lc9te ben
9,ihluB oann auf ben Gid.
SeiOe 3pei9e perta9tcn itd Bis fcmmcnoen
Mhontag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
GdS bcutise @ohcubIatt bcs


entbGtt cine iOrgidltige 3uiuuunenielung Der
rui1ti9Itcn gtatridtsH aus benz Sns uno
gtuSlauoe, cOitoriele Seiprtdnuget OerSugesf
fragen GBaratteriititen mo Biographies
SfiS,eu beriibmtcrR eri6ulihttitcn, OeuShluB
beS groBen &omauS yRaOOua" InO cine tleile
intertiiaute ocl.tib ; amCriTaniite ytouele.
9reis ) GtS. pro Swimmer. gtah 9eutid
lamb pericuOeu mir Die Drummer p~ortofrei fir
10 GtS. all cine ~bcliebige AOreiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
btEsuabridbtcu.

Der 0anpfer v9tortb Boint," Gapt. So.
lep, Lief seitern BON bier mad Gbarlsitou,
S.sG., ats.
Der 9ampfer y&m. aanrence," Gapt.
Sa0ett, traf geiteru feline 6abrt BON bier iiber
Horiolf, 3d., na6 Bolton an.
Der Dampier ySameS ". SarD," Gapt.
6aa, fam SonntaS bon bier in Neipbtrn,
Nc, on.
9luf benz i%Oseaanntsu Iit s~lSrHnps uidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
aseNoti

Der 3pcite 9roBe AnltlOnSucrtauf BON ies
men mcrtbpoleuS auplieen all Der Aruolo'.
den Grmetterung (,rnold Addi-
ton in Der St0Dt Baltimore lit uui 81 n
ia q, D. /. Niai, Ra6mittugS ? ubr 0nges
ieef, nit FREEZER 8ef6rocrung, rUte bet'm crltcn.
Wtat ltle Erego u &irtlanO'8
8erfau8 u n5eig E! (l0D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
Mnitcr'S NSrnn.

Sn bieiem populGrcn Ocutiheu llnterbals
tnngSlotale bcrrit)t Oieie ISOLDE cine bemer.
~fenSlpertbc Yro9ramm . abmcGiclung. -9aS
DtuIif. 8crional leiltet nitt uitOer Sor5it9s
lideS, ais Die reor9aniirtcn Siibnen : ardtte.
BG- Sin StereOpttcou lit III Ser.
81, MScitsS altinlortitr. uui9eiteat nnO miro
berte a6cno cine Dtenge 8iloer uorflbren.
9ie Soriteuuu9 lit fir &tnOer ulO Samilien
heiirnmt: .bas Grtree betrdat 10 &elltS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
Npm SI6crtiIcbe.

Bon Der itrebiumcH Serlagsiirmu Sddier
& SOraOi i'll BbiluOclpbia lit ms bic brittle
2teierung oes 2. SGnOeS Der discriminating
Ser Mt GHnerdo or" Sugcgangen. Die
les Seit eittbdlt Die YartttureH Der
BreiSlteOer, tpcl9c AMI benz II. llgenl.
Sdngerieite III New-DOrt gcfungsn iuuroen.
gu be3iebeH Olrh bic so. glider & GOBf
mailer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28

py Der u2ieOertruu5" bat uuf beus
tie glbcno in groBen Saale BON &atne's
0aQe eiu groBtS GonSert pcronitGltct, fiir
iuelbeS ell trciilides Yrogramnl Gnfgeitelt
lit. GiutrittSINrteu 5u so Cts. fnO III ben
0lHitaliat.S anolungen Der SS. Sutro uro
ltc&aiireO III babcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
BUR @cad1tuno fir S6nctScr.

pie beiten Yrciie peroen fir rcue Guh.
abfdle aler 2trt gc9eben bel OaoiS &.
SbdmnOn S So, S1r. 34 uno SO,
ScejfrdBe. (37-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
Sin caS Nublifum!
MH 8amlente mn MH6ere.
Salt! Gaar Salcinirter Sup

0bbranliI6rr Cement.
Ser lIntsf5tldnets bat tets obiss artitel porrdttia
un6 ale an itinem altrn, ipoelbeflunten Vlaee,
Gde bon @lbemarles uno Sannitr.,
abssaebenen Ssltelun9en peroen pitnitlih uns all
ben nieeristen Yreiien beior9t.
SAmes wee9lnifsr,
17S-) Ra6fMpsr pom s, Stansburp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
ffufr- Nn0 lfbCnG-1)fr(ldlernno

9a i'd mctne gtcIuus oils grdIbsnt Der .UtatSS.
ianos{euer Seriiderungss Seicuihait" aufsesebeH
FUN ais GiieiuranS' Sd itler an, II. babe 5u Dem 8ebuie
Gin SLreau in StrterStinlner esr~ Mur9lanose ebens-
SerFtGrun9ssGeicuihait, Nt.stO, Soutbfirahe,
cingcridtct.
% i'd CLAUDE, bas i'd ourd Iausidbrt9e Grfabrung
betdbt9t bin, oas Sntrreiie IaCr, pethe Scritderuns
gen ipiini4en, ipa9r3unebmen, 10 crbitte i'd mir etncn
Gbeil Der 6iientliben 9nnf.
8ttiitos perben In Den bepen %ioIucntcu @cienIdaften
untersebraht. SbpS. ". 3atnblctun,
(nQ-0 SIR IN a nuthsDro5r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
Waeuf I'm SNofhiu0fDn-

Sr. Dapie @sHeIer, Sar. iis, &rae Strp6e,
nabe yennipIpanias Ipenle uno Dem @apitol,@ arten
III uner Gsent ilr @aibiRston, @sorsetoipn unb
aleran6ria,, nne iino 5ablnn9cn an ibn gu MAIDEN.
H5- anietgen fir ben &c rreiponoenten iperben on
bsiaetem Srte nteeaenaenommsn.
The New York herald., 1871-12-18

wcII persoraAances IN Manchester appearing -
Lady Macbeth aud other O her fav0rtte characters
The Liverpool Theatre Royal, where Seo0QnA EIl1.
com. keun and Macready acted and Pasta Grin ono
Mario sang their sweetest has faiien HON its nigh
Inc Victoria Theat,e, once the most celebrated OF
the transporting houses where dramas OF tne uuo
blood and thunder type n0nrl6hei iuxurlanuys
where was the order 0f the day, and wnere the
actors were Of that furious class VINO, as Bost0m
rays In the play, l0nged for "a part 70 tear cat ln"
~ now thing OF tne past. and upon its sise new
and elegant play house Is In conrse OF erection is
VIII be opened at Christmas with Crane holiday
entertainments.
THE Christmas pantomine at Astley's Ampnithea-
tire promises to be on scale oil great spend0r. It's
title IS to be Lady Godilya ST. George anu Ine
Dragon and The Seven Champi0us.n MISS Amy
Sheridan has been specially engaged TO represent
the heroic Lady oil Coventry.
morning performance In aid OF the Cnlcag0
sufferers fund, Is TO be gwen at Drury Lane on
Wednesday next, under the patronage OF the Lord
Mayor and Lady Mayoress. the Shcrlfis OF London
and Miudlesex ana the American Ambassador, Gen.
eral Schenck.
The late MIR. Mark Lemon, editor OF Punch, hav--
Ing, unfortunately, left his family In Strengthened
circumstances, q morning performance for their
oeneit ls to be given at the Globe Theatre on Satur
day next.
titled "Pygmali0n and Gaatean Is to be brought out
at the Haymarket on Saturday next.
The theatrical obituary OF the week includes Inc
name OF Mrs. Edward Dyas, very good actress,
who enjoyed considerable reputation on the southern
bank OF the Thames.
The death rs announced OF Mr.. Isaac Collins. the
IL said that IN addition to great reputation he also
made deal OF money, and that his widow ana MS
only daughter are most comfortably provided Tor.
He mad just completed his scventy-lOurth year.
The New York herald., 1871-12-18
EUsIcAL REVIEW.

Ernest Reinking, Fourth avenue, has issued his
new catalogue for Christmas which comprises every
thiag that Is worth having in the line OF music.
The editions OF classical music have no superiors In
the beauty of exterior ana certainly no equals in
the extraordinary cheapncss Of price which has
made them SO popular.
j. n. PattisOn Co., Association Hall, have been
actively engaged in bringing out novelties for the
holidays. Tue walizes Of Strauss and the eiemen.
tary works OF DUrlng Duvernoy, KOber, Bertint
Schmitt, Czerny and Bereus are set forth In very
handsome editions and also the standard classical
works, besides q host OF salon compositions Mr..
Pattison IL now engaged upon work called "The
stormy Petrel,n wlich will undoubtedly be the
grandest OF MS compositions.
Henry Llttolr publishes a beautiful edition or
Cramer's "Etudes,n In two v0Gmes, consisting or
eighty four exercises, the value OF which to pianist
IS inestlm able. The same house has all the sonaas
OF Hummel anu the symphonies OF Haydn In plano
form.
Ditson Il Co., New York and Boston, publish
sMgnonf in their regular opera hDretto form, CIV
ing ali Inc striking melodies from the opera. "fhe
Musical Treasure' Is an admirable Christmas gilt
as 1t contains over Cne hundred vocal and lnstru-
mental pieces, selected with care aud embracing al
..she wandered Down the Mountain Side" Ballad
Frederic Clay. rather purposcless piece, with no
wcll-defned melody, and ab0red treatment.
.'Rendezvous Gaiop," Jules Iah0nlyi. rather
pretty, sparkling work, although the themes are
commonplace.
.'Chrisimas Eve Polka" Augusta Got'schalk
Very brilliant and IN the popular vein. A
.tblIetter-a CAPRICE de QenTe-Dy the same
talented composer, Is a perfect little gen. and has
much OF the grace and poetry that characterized
her brothers. works.
.sTne Angel OF Thy Love" Song. virginia
Gabriel. beautiful conrato song, III 1928 time
"Dreamlng.n song J. X. Thomas. pretty
little song on the title page Of which Is fne like
ness of the celebrated contraltO Mrs. Seguin.
"Nonso.u Romanza. Berl1nani. Thoroughly
Italian In It's flow oil melody, but marred by rather
uonotonoas and elaborate accOmpaniment.
sLove's sorrow" Song. Arranged from Keller
nv Henry EiKmeier. few measures OF rather
uninteresiing dndd,lte leads INTO polonaise OF q
commonplace order.
A delightful waif OF melody.
The New York herald., 1871-12-18
THE IRISH STAGE.

"A New Theatre I'm Hnhlin--lhe Guiety.-The
Opening Niaht--The i'iny and the P!a aycrs.
DUBLIN Nov. 2s, 1871.
new theatre, bearing the appropriate name Of
.'The Gaietyn was opened here last night Tho
ceremony II ! may use the word. attracted great
crowd OF the tneatre-g0ng folk oil Dublin, and as
"iull house" was expected, those who were anxious
to be present were obliged 20 come early The
building, too, rather small, though neat and COM
mocious and viii, am persuaded, II conducted
properly, be
FAvORlTE PLACE
OF for the ctizens or the Irish
metropolis. Aa soon as the audience had assembled,
the house being crowded In every part the OrUhes.
ira struck up the Irish national anthem, Patricks
Day,n amid the warmest demonstrations OF up
pr0ya.
MRS. sCoTr-sIDDoNs
then came forward ana read, III the most graceful
and effective manner a prologue written by that
famous Irish poet John Francis Waller, LII ID.
Dr.. Waller was present, ana, on his name beng
mentioned, received quito an ovation. In the fol-
lowing lines the author pays we.l-merted cOnpli-
ment to the dramatic genius OF his cOunirymen,
singing out some OF the brightest names In the
literary history OF Ireland. He writes:-
what memories before stand,
Ihs dramas psader ID 10 our l,oS na!,ya & land;
Whose Whose wit and genius grace the British stage;
Farauhar, the nliinant; Steele, the wit rehned;
The genial "Tattlcr," that improved mankind;
Mackln, the wontrous Shyock ol his age,
Author and actor, lavorite OF the stage;
Goldsmith, the dearest name to lrs hears,
Whose wit meier wounus, whose satire never smarts;
And Sheridan, dramatic star" whose haht
Shines out, ike iiesperus, forever bright;
And Knowles whose fame for ages will endure,
Tender, yet vigorous, passionate yet pure
All these past; genius still remains
An Irish heart inspiring Irish BRAINS
The great depicer OF the Irish mind,
Pathetic, dro, irasc be, yet kind;
The actor veraati,e, whose matchiess art
Gives eyes the creatures OF his heart;
Who agi.ae3 souls with hopes and fears;
Now laughter AMI now mClts TO tear3
.Arral-na- pogue ami "Coieen Bawn' proclaim
For Dion soucicaut a aeathless fame.
When the applause which followed the admirable
reakng OF the prologue had subsidized the curtain
rose on the first act OF Goldsmith's comedy, ''SDe
Sioops 10 Conquer" which was put on the stage IN
q manner that renects the highest credit upon tie
spirit and enterprise OF the Messrs. Gum. ON the
whole 1t must be said that the opening 0i tins thea
Ire Is
AN IMPORTANT EVENT
In the history OF the stage OF Dublin, ana augurs
well for lhe success Ot theatrical amusement In THIS
gay city. Strange to say, until now Dublin had Out
two theatres which were not we'll supported, al
though cannot lie said tnat our citiZens are avcrse
TO the anlusemenis OF The stage The cause OF tns,
think, Is due 10 the large number OF private par
ties given every night IN the city and suburbs,
wnicn prevent young persons OF both sexes from
extending u more liberal patronage TO the muses..
Perhaps now, wnen dramatic ART OF higher Kind -
promised TO u.s. our theatres Will have greater lasC1
nation Tor our c. tlZenS.
The New York herald., 1871-12-18
RUNNING psLirlCAL AVID GENERAL.

MAJOR Marshall Hanger is the caucus nominee Of
the conservatives for the Speakershp OF the vir-
gnia House OF Delegates. This insureS his election
Hence we look for u good many nansers-on during
the session.
Dill has been introduced In the Georgia Legisla-
ture to establish q uniform tariff OF freight charges
on all the railroads In the State.
A bill 10 repeal the usury laws has been inden-
nitely postponed in the Georgia Legislature
The public works Of the State OF Virginia are
offered for sale. t
ODonovan Rossa, the distinguished Irish patriot.
has assumed the editorial chair OF the New York
Era. The paper is "American- republican" In pol.
itics-neltner democratic nor radical. Mr. Rossa's
many friends will wish him abundant success IN his
new vocation.
An exchange says the marvellous beauty OF Me-
dame Catacazy TO be ascrbed to the fact that she
bathes in perfumed bath of cream and the milk OF
nuts. She is said to be not quite so beautiful
In the morning she is in the evening, but at her
matinees her countenance IS laved In the smiles Of
the milk OF human kindness "That settles It,"
John G. Sinclair has been elected Chairman Of
the New Hampshire State Democratic Committee.
He is a shrewd manager and always was.
Aaron A. Sargent who Is the nominee OF the Cali.
fornia republican Legislative caucus for Senator.
was born In NewDuryport Mass, september %,
1927. He Is o member or the present National
House Of Representatives., TO which he was first
elected In 1861 He viii take his seat In the Senase
in March, 1879.
The Baltimore american thinks much OF Blundef
Duss Toombs, when It says:-
Anybody who should bother himself about thas
venerable ghost OF q dead and buried age who
stalks aroul I'D under the name OF Toombs would be
I'll ting at one OF the hugest windmis that ever ex-
lstcd. About the only thing tnat could be done
with Toombs would be to give him q railroad pass
to Boston ana let MIN d0ze away the rest OF his
existence under the shadow Of Bunker Hill, dream
ing that he was calling the roll OF his slaves.
Manumit Toombs and lei him 90 to Boston. He
will constitute lively member OF the ''Mammoth
Cod Association" and take trip down Boston
HarbOr some sunny aay, under the auspices Of
Mayor CASTOR. Aleck Stephens should also be ill-
cluded in that chowder party.
Western editor came near being cowhided for
printing the line, "Burkhardt is q vlllaln." 1t was
the printers fault The editor wrote, .Barks Ia
willln'n
The Alaska Herald says "Horace Greeley Is the
funniest man in America" This was before Mr.
Greeley commenced lecturing on "Wlt."
The New York herald., 1871-12-18
aIusicaI Doings abroad.


Liszt and +. Hiier have both celebrated the last
month their sIxtletn anniversary.
Miss Laura Harris has made her debut in Lis bon
as Gilda, in verdi's "Rigoetto," with compl etc
success.
Madame Patti appeared In Moscow on November
as Dinorah and was called for twenty -one times.
The recep.s were fi,25o.
Miss Agnes Zimmerman. the com poser aud pia.
nste is editing fresh edition OF Beethoven's piano
iOrte sonatas, with annotations.
The Countess Gilbert de voisons better known TO
the world as Tagoni, is about to return TO England
II Is nearly twenty-five years since she left the
stage.
Mario, residing with MS three daughters I'm the
suburbs oi London, has received offers to sing on
the Continent. HIS last contract with Mr.. Gye FOR
bids Ms appearance IN England al any pubc per-
torrance.
The present season at the Haymarket Theatre has
Mr.. Huckst0ne says, been the most prosperous he
has known during his eighteen years OF manage.
ment. excepting the Dundreary season and the
Exhibition oil 1882.
Old frequeaters or Her Maiesty's Theatre will b G
glad learn tnat the celebrated tenor, Slgnor Don
Zell, although now eighty yeals OF aye, Is wei
lie resides near Bologna where another tenor, 5 IL.
nor lvanon, the Russian artist. Is living.
As there a. every Indication thar we shall be
afforded an opportunity OF listening 10 the famous
son, or even, perhaps, during inns, the following
notice OF her appearance at the Monday IopuIar
Concerts, from ,ne London Standard may prove IA
"lhe cnlef attraction was he FIRST appearance OF
Nine. Arabclla Goddard IN London since tue sum.
mer recess Ine reception Nine. Goddard met with
was Of the most enthusiastic Kind, and seemed 10
express, what all musicians III London know, that
" her ipcomparone talents ~ due the high status
these concerts lrst obtained among musical Iusti-
tuuons and tn2i IL was her o,c devotion TO high
ars tmaniiestcd by periOi maices OF works which
scarcely another pianist ~ The w0rlu wOud venture
10 play III public such as BeethovcD's Opus 106 ana
he p1anoiSre ,S Compositions y thai pero which
ehdngca bug ehafecter Mr. rhaIs.eils entertain
msBE ana INDUCED oncr af3sts 10 forego al
cupianonM ospass and appeal ~ the sympatb,es
elaborate WoiAg VI EeelhcreD. EcD6eiaeohn ana