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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
DECIsIONS-MAY %.

Superior Court-SpeciGl Trm-By Judge McCunn.-
Fste Brooks AIT Helden LalUT Kee Bishop
sbop Black ScLsnck horf-Oriers granted MARKS
AIT Hsumesen B ag Raphael Faree sgL RsyOicrs Of ref
ereDce Staples BrenAolos granted Guardian Fire and asae
Ipursnoe Co Of Philadelphia sg Wharton In this ia
By Judge Freedman-CIande sgt De woE-Amelduents
PROPOSED case
Common Pleas-Specal Tsrm-Bv Judge j. T. Daily.
dosed
Marine Court-Pdrt U.-Bv Judge JOachimsen.--
uoSSsanTg at LeopodJgEment for the defendant
Ss Iow.os Flett Case Discontinued. Csryerley The
pcshiv Life Insurance CoMpaHyCDmpaint doe Young
DISQUALIFICATION for the defendant Tor and 425 allowance
paS U Nv ledge Gross-DlOn sgt Csrt-Jadgneht the
l,nug "a, s62 rs and costs with t25 allowance he s Fspt
ssn.asp-Jai gment the psnaGfoI Se5 81.
A,p,Ny Nav 23-'The following decisions were
ID In dc C,u III Appeals to-day Judgments affirmed with
Egoad sg Ween Union T ph Company Crater Bnnnger
C If al at Palmer a The Mayor &C. Of heg,i o Cotton agt
49, sorrr "a I'll AIT Brdwcl sgt Coei Mills The
Mh Cf,a RAILROAD Compsuy Field sgt Pefson Psrson sgt
MeIn sDmAp sg Collins Boofmsn ct ais sg' Hamilton ct ala
s.ns T same, KnuesT Kim Daget sgt keltng e. Ell
Goo gf lanes, smith agt. Regfot teuira Railroad Compsnyj
Pee gt ochts Cassidy ng Ledsih ct a. en- sgt cstinre
and s gTauo Tue toS' e event
p5i , The wsnsI Bencft ns Co Hahh agt Reed
sn ~ ge Sorcfy OF C0uoordy Nelson IT,, al mi Osborne
hor, ,g Woods Root sg The Great "eteh Aos 'o ana
The New Yol Centrsl Railroad c. Ay@s asst1 WIN
TarnIuU al Motion dcnd, Hih ~" gu
Of he Poor County ag bostNt ~ nas
in this court 10 eihef py ~ Nv
al EDo14i OF the General ana npeflu
NAL Of ts In. amwer ee-Thonpson ct a. an he ~
Ca Crd,t rfang trA' Ent and 49, Eslss,
f.daat W,t eos. Pursuant pgtVR-Ncls ss "hsi h''
Lbs Northern LgLt vi 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
THE CHARGE OF RAPE AGAINST EDWARD l.
SEARS.

Edward I. Sears, editor of The National
Quarterly Rerew brought before Justice Bowling at
the Tombs, yesterday, to charge Of attempted
indecent outrage preferred by Mrs Margaret oKeeie Of
No Frstave, distant relative of the accused Mrs.
OKeefe makes oath that the 18th OF August last she
called on the accused procure hs influence in obtain
ing for her husband appointment the police force
she called first in company with her husand Mr. Sears
gave her S. and asked her to call at his office. No 05s
Broadway oil the following Thursday; subsequently she
received from him, asking her to call on Saturday,
Aug 49, and that occasion the attempt committed
Mrs OKeefe afraid to acquaint her husband with
what had taken place, and, being also afraid to call on
Mr. Sears 1T his office she made attempt to HIM at
Staten Island In order To procure the appointment for
her husbands failing in this, she called again Mr. Seafs
on the Goth October when he again unsuccesfuhy at
tempted to outrage her person the day previous she
had Mr. Sears and his wife at their rooms at the
New-YO Hotel.
He denied the charge and was released 5000 bail,
to await the result OF an examination There IL civil
suit now pending, brought by the keces against Mr..
Sears TO recover $4,000 damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
UAPS AND MISHAPS.

William Wood was fined S25 by Justice Walsh,
yesterday for allowing bis goats to run al large IN Tue streets VI
Lawrence and James Abbee Nere arrested yester-
Riley TiE Of ' BrooSiyH ''
led for yesterday for bbng John RaAer Of watch on Bash"
ave-, Brooklyn, g. ID -
At the Essex Market Police Court, George Flana,,
g., games .i Ivs sSTT So yfiFf SH Tor '''s '' '
The body of an unknown sailor, age about 20, was
Tuesday In the water at !he foot Of Atnuei pOoApn WIN
the horribly Gu; and a bullet in the brain
Kitty Coffee e. keeper Of low lions, honss OF , g5os
s.bbing herself the iei breast with Penine
The Penitentiary Committee Of the Brooklyn
Board Of sarvors w suh9rd !t ea b S Pen,ry at
T Fl fS.RRa OF the east west and ''' ''' Of Voc '''
Michael Rolan of No. 2Ci Raymond-st, Brooklyn,
with an under the collar Justice Buckley refused to
hear the complaint
fire. q, trsip Of Railroad Will. sqdeayodEg TO climb
Monday night died early yesterday at bis parents residence
Francis E. Doyle age 80, of No. AZ Mottst, while
lying sick his bed last night was struck on the forehead ~ DIS we
Der ' husband ss vas taken to the Park Hospital
Michael Hogan age 90, of Seyenteenth-st.. Brook
m yeey Ieyls Hospital from i9p2 s Iese E sy By
he prepeler e. up:cn yiHs a. Bs river
occurred early Yesterday a. uo picnic at
se head With club g an g9SSS9 man sad eso %
the row was stabbed ia the left hand. No arrests.
John Lohman of No. 2s4 West Twelfth-st. cansed
John Murphy,
letter ,,d policy shop Csnsl Tie books Of the place
were seized showed that although considerable were ken
small had been 10 tue players
Tie a.cus.d we're held 10 81 900 bail to await Trial.
A fire broke ont at n. IN. yesterday in one OF
row Of frame dwergs bgay between Greene and
Brooklyn Eight Of the buildings with their contents
wee totally DESTROYED leaving occupants homeless and penis
The dine Isaac Solomon Loss $500 Insurance
$1,000 The adjoining dwelling owned By r. H. Greiye and occu
Died b families damaged 5000 The ire believed to have
been Of iBcoHdiary origin.
Louis Phillips age S. of No. 81 Bayard-st, caused
the arrest Yesterday Mary Duy and Caroline rowrdge bo IN
mates den 40. 81 Baerst While IN company with Day
She his shirt bosom diamond In van 5000 anl hsrca
10 woman Trogbdg The acknowledged having tEcn tie
Din and bat refIe to tell to whom where The
Police are searching for commit I'd TO agat
they the Mary DaHy passed near
him
seized aud taken celwith her confederate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
LETTER FROM THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT TC
THE GERMANS OF NEw-YORK.

The Presidency of the German Rechstag
OParlamenp have sent the following letter to the EN-
ecutive Committee Of the German Peace Festival Of
New-YOrk:
HGHLY The Presidency OF the German
Rhag have taken pleasure compbi with wish lay before
Rstag In the meeting which was held
In The 10th Of April last The Reag has empowered
Presidency the of cordial thaAs
with the request communicate the same constituents
The people viii forget these touching proofs Of deep
and devoted sympathy which their eOnntmen beyond The ocean have
the world for their Independence nd unity
Attached the old notwithstanding the separating ese
shared their indignation wicked assault
EMULATION the unparalleled deeds Thea grief and
lets the and their joyful the
peace which he boundary In
midst Of Ter efforts Germany FELT strengthened and elevated
BY the hbness Of her sbroi In their ho
Recognized the depth and the farreichng power Of that
feeling which, eonqusrng at ,' the dssensons
centuries has united tie South s the North under EmPero, ani '
prr powerful the ban Of aner dOri s bern dis
solved protected abu Of It's strength by the the
the
Eme devote the noble task Of developing Ia free
will the Interests Of and
Rmcab,e relations which bnl the civilized
tons OF earth especially he great republic SoH, is
haze IOghd home
The Presidency Of The German ieichsiag
DR. EDWARD sinsos, Prince HoBENLOon. WEBER.
Berlin, May 2, 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
x1cEON sHoOTING-MATCH FOR THE CHAMPION
SNIP AND 81 Oco-BOGARDUs WINS

Tic long anticipated pigeon ENCOURAGEMENT
,.,yvecp Ira Paine of New-YOrk and Capt ~ Bogardus
o, Illinois for the championship badge and $500 Slde'
took place yesterday at Fleetwood Park There was
laree attendance and betting between the pasah'
o. the contestants brisk and heavy Ihe cohoa a
.1er Ia shoot al 100 single birds each, II ounce sno a
yards rise and 10 yards boundary PANE snOt Will q
s,uol hsrreIed loader, while the western hahs
~ used breech loader BOg,rdus begun well, miss
ing his 9th ISth aud times only out OF ms nrs Az
tsn Dised his an bird and then killed p In success,
ssn when 20 birds each one-half Of the maIch, haa
hen disposed Of Bogardus had killed 80, ana Pse 90
a., e ken bjrd BOgardus had scored 65, and Pane o.
ana ON the Goth bird BOgardus was only one aIoaa.
Patne missed his 9lst aud BOgardus his ga hrd ana le
sscncuf now reached its highest pitch. Both shoo'-
or eyerird al their sk and each Killed all MS resin
H. lrds nOgardus thus winning by single bra ohy'
tay,ng scored 81, aud Paine 60, out OF 100 BIRDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

fifth Avenue Hotel-George w. Childs OF
~, Phadelphia Ledger Gen. John Fremont eh,S1y
pWrnsdo OF Rhode Island, the Hon w ~ .lhany
and the Hon A H. Rice of wi BGst0n High COMMITS
onsr ,bn Hon T. " IT, Pruyn and Gen. g. ~ MARVIN OF
albany and F. b Gewen, President 81 the Hne,Jay
Cooke of P6Iladephia tho Hon. j. g. Negley m u; , ~
Pennsylvania ex-senator Mcdonald ana Cen Of D. Nash
Tile -. Astor House--The Hon. Charles SAL
ford of Schenectady, the Hon O. McCoTcn, n
= Grand Central Hotel-Ex Coy Marye OF Nlisiia
= Hoffman House-COl. T. A. Scott or Philadeip1 t
Hon x p Robinson of Arkansas Gen. A :. owen o. W
Emira and Col. II. g. McCOmb of Delaware @ ., SE
LANES HoteI7Judge Carpenter OF Charleston, g. VI anu
H. b. shearman Of Utica - Gllsey mouse r ",
Warden OF WashingtO 49, Albemarle HolelL,ln9,
Rev T 7 McCook of Hartford and DR.. j. NJ CleaVeahu
of Ponehkeepse. - Everett House-Capt H. "ef-
den, u s. Navy.
DEPARTURES. 49,,
The Prince and Princess de Lynar OF Germany san lor
Europe to-day in the Cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
rHE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILRoAD-ELECTIoN OF
DIRECTORS.

The following Directors and officers OF the
Texas Pacific Railroad Company were elected at the
bst annual meeting Of the stockholders held yesterday
al tire office OF the Company, corner OF Warren shd
Kesi-sts.:
Roberts, Wee President. Henry o. sttbent
1asl Idga Perfepout Secretary T. b. Hsrti Executive Com
Scott Edwards Peuepon Henry g. stt 6lhs w 6
W.. j Directors, Moss hsrsnh
Thomas scott, Samuel n Ilten, EdSafds Per gen
Henry g. Stebins W. Cas- w. H. WAlrz Henry d. New
T. W. Rice Henry MeCob, John W. FoneJ, John hcMlns
yen Harms William b. 1rayers, George '" o"iiaro sho w.
blfOckcOToD. -,
The vote WAS nearly unanimous The Board OF Dr
sectOrs includes fair representation from TIE bouthefn
Pacific and "TranECOntinental" Companies WHICH, by
tic terms Of the recent Act OF Congress- are 10 ~ merged
~ The Texas Pacific Company. result OF The re-
arrangement has been 70 increase largely the resources
a. the lsOcatiOn pgOpOsng 20 build southern ROAD "a
tEe Pacific. The capital represented In the COM
pny s claimed 80 amount TO not less than 500 OC0o
y N9s autLOr1atyey stated, yesterday that Work upon
sle neW Road Will begin ia few weeks, aRd that ~ VIII
- ygnbea 10 eompjsijoa Tapialy possible The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

Eastn ,ermini as fxedby Congr,ss are at point on
the Arkansas state line where connection viii be mace
with road TO Memphis and at Shreveport connecting
Nth the vicksburg road At Marshall, Iexs lesps
and Ration Rouge is to Join. The two main branches
meet at point about 800 niles west OF @
and thence 10 San Diego California The Southern "a
cife Railroad of California will Join the Texas paehc
about 100 miles east Of San Diego, connecting IL WIZ"
San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
THE NEWMAN FUND.

A collection of drawings, sketches, oil palnt,
ings and wster-colors, by number Of New-forA
Boston artists who mako specially OF desenns a.
illustrated periodicals. is to be disposed OF by
the Hertz Art Gallery Nos. SOC and sos Broadway ON
Tu NAV at M This collection has % se fop
some time collecting and is now 10 9he late william
the benefit Of the widow and family n known Tor long
time ms brilliant contributor TO LG Of this country
Sn Oe Of s wa Sd Oher
sbed the pages Of HaPeT 81 pctures has ever be-
FOda As Soh the public the nTs
fare and E so Worthy h our Il
and as the cause setendance The pictures will be on view
% DC dav the Art Gallery o tSe artists
Church. AuuSAOu 40 N~N ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Samuel Lyon against the
Thrdave Railroad Co. to recover in the Superior Court
$4,000 for injuries received through the alleged careless
of the defendants the jury failed 10 agree yeser
day, and were discharged.
In the Superior Court, before Judge Jones,
Edward Pnkham recovered $500 from Peter A. Brtten
alleged false imprisonments Pnkham was arrested
April 49, 1870 charged by the defendant with picking MS
pocket, and Judge bowling committed him.
The examination of witnesses in the Bryan
McCahin viii case was continued before Surrogate
Hutchings yesterday, Mr. Falhee said the deceased
was shrewd, sensible man, and very cautious about
during his last sickness, and considered him perfectly
rational except when under the influence Of liquor
told him he should cut of his wife on account OF
her drinking ~.
On the Goth of September, 1862 Owen
OReily Of No Al East ThirysecoGdst while attend
inethe funeral CT friend, alghed from his carriage
near Firstave on the south side Of Thirty
and stood the south track of the NewYork and Har-
bnit INT short time be looked toward the west the
direction from which would naturally come, and
while standing was struck by car coming on the
same track from the opposite direction one wheel
passed over his foot and he received other severe n
months land to'hs crutches torfour more he now sues
the NewYork and Harlem Railroad Company for $4,000
The defense is general denial. Case on.
Francis Leland, Chas. Leland, and William
Carpenter received in the usual course of business
81 600 and $500 Treasury note They exchanged these
notes for Fvewenty bonds at the SubTIeasuTy IN this
city, but II was afterWard tht these
notes had stolen from A. NJ Zabrske Of Philadel
phia and that his payee had been erased The
Overnnen then brought suit against the Leands and
Caruender 10 recover 800 the value OF these bonds,
mon the ground that they paid for them in altered
Treasury notes though they did not know at the time
baf they had been altered 1t commended the part
of the defense that the Government cannot recover for
the reason that should have known at the time OF pre-
| sentatiOn whether these notes had been altered
| The suit of Alexander Z. Orr against the
Mayor etc. came up in Part II Of the Supreme Court,
before Judge Brady yesterday Plaintiff sues to recover
$4,000 the alleged value of grain elevator, engine,
machinery, and appurtenances, which were destroyed
In the Atlantic Basin, July 49, 1863 by mob, during the
riots in this city Plaintiff claims that, under an act OF
tbe Legislature passed April 49, 1866 the city was made
responsible the property destroyed by mObs In july
1868 but his demand upon the Controller for indenltv
was refused The defense is general denial or the
plaintiffs allegations The suit first brought against
The CITY Of Brooklyn and verdict for the plainth for
inc fulI amount recovered On appeal the Judgment
was set aside the ground that when destroyed the
property within the New-fork boundary lnes Inc
| case was adjourned to Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
KNox, the Halter, corner Broadway and Full

KNOX, the Halter, corner Broadway and Full
sim continues dspnss blessings thousands Of customer
IN the hape ofSopesor made Hans Truly pbAe benesacser In
of the word for crafty his patrons
has ashed patrons he beautiful or
lstes. Styles" has common eYpredsn.
DRESS SHIRTS, best fitting. finest qualities,
and lowest prices.
VAN pxwlB TAYLOR, Ne. % Bsw,ry.
REMovAL.-WillardH Harvey dealer in imported
domestic Papers Twnes Threads and Cos from broadway
10 ~ PranklR-s-, EewYork
Take AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to stop your
Colds Coughs Bronchial Affections before they Cohsump-
ton, that you cannot stop.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
tfu desns reliable Watches choice Jevery srd hsware
SauIRK's, Futons., New York. Diamonds specially
"My Name was Captain Kidd, as i sailed
10 Angeles TURKISH BATHS Lexington, TSeutJ-hfA
"Mv Name is NOrval ~ and Pm a subscriber
IN suTToS's CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 29 ast seyenteehth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
THE LIABILITIES OF sURETIEs ON BONDS GIVEN
TO SECURE THE PAYMENT OF DUTIES.


In the case of the United States agt. Francis
H. Bluxome, which came for trial yesterday in the
United States Circuit Court action is brought TO recover
$685. 81 alleged to be due on bond given by the de-
PENDANT the payment of duties on brandy i'm
ported by X. Stewart ~ Co.
Is claimed imported gagged by the oeer
marked With the number Of gallons contained and then
rnt into the Bonded Warehouse the
Of duty on the brandy sscetsned hqudaed and in
dorsed on the the extent OF the defendants la
b While the greater portion of the brand more than enough 70
OF the whole amount Of dues still IN the
bops The became and assigned the brands TO third
pales the Government officers rauunt
tev from the number Of the casks and paid duty
les number gallons than the number marked thereon BY the United
defendant notice TO 10 the
proper such removal and demanded that The should be
stopped and his bond protected This was not done and me
without requiring the payment the balance Of
dates appearing the liquidation ndorsed the DEFENDANT
bond.
claimed that the question be decided h whether not the in
boud has ough protect himself repeated
the u g. Custom Hone ofcers OF gross negligence or fraud on
Of suornates shall be held responsible for duties which tie
collected before goods
bonded warehouse The revised customs
wdswafhe entire balance OF duty
b. collee ted goods Withdrawn for consumption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

Tho .urp,v NJ coal 10 limited Ono hundred and fifty
TINS are az pected 10 arrive Tomorrow
DISQUALIFICATION Person, tho OLDEST resIdeho oiee
on Monday age o. sewer eaved IN yesteFaay' gnIy
ing four laborers who were making cAoa'auonS ihoy
were reached after al hours digging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

stephen Kirk and Salmon Wall had some mis-
ndng concerning yorng lady church Joae, station
sunday ght when Ks stabbed Wall With lne kTk
srrer,ai. and iLs young lsdy went home alone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
HOME NEWS.
THH WEATHER

,v..d Hour Tier. Bar VIVID
SSy,yGrs HON. rs q S s hyn 80 % n NV.
may ~, $50 1905 N. w. ~ 4,o so a n w
= 40 SAT- N. w. Il. ~ 20 " ~ IN hso
ru,,,,xsSMay %, IsIo-Thermometer az D. n' w
IN. soo, n n 63o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS H.

BURNEII's COLoeNE-Best in America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
THE
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF PROVIDENCE, r. l.
CASH ASSETS NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CASH ASSETS NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLhIlS
This enterpranp Company has eut entirely loose from ne
requirement. and rules so long In vogue Win ie 'os"' ANU
policies a follows:
"a No extra charge the lives Of females
3J Pree permits to officers Of the Amy and Navy -,
permits to visit foreign countries whenever INC n' "
desire O., -, D..... ,o,,o =, IA.
most nrnmnsu and wealthy OF the United States whose Lan
are good management Of i sSas and justice !" Hs
Gen AMBROSE BURNSIDE Governor OF Rhode Island
JIon VIM SPRAGUR, o. s. Senator from Rhode Island
Hon HENRY b. ANTHONY, U. s. Senator rom hhole bano
JOUN CARTER BROWN, esq, OF Brown 4 lyei
EARL p. MASON esq, Of Providence H. J. ,.....,
Tie Branch the Company in the City Of he"iok ca
" No 1877 BROADWAY, $1,000,
Where ny information be Obtained reference 70 'ne 'ae
: Of Life Insurance.
SIMON s. RUCRLIN President
q a. MCKNIGHT, Vice-Prefdent
VIM Y POTTER, Secretary.
W. 4. OKIR, General gent for Eastern n. Y
liberal arrangements with good parties TO canvas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

INV Name is Norvaln and Pm subscribe
10 spTToSs CIRCULATING LIBaAKg l29 East Seventeenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

REMEMBER!
THE LARGEST SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY
ever held in WESTMINSTER COUNTY
takes place
THURSDAY May 25, on the grounds
A GREAT SPECULATION.
500 ACRES CHOICE LANDS,
including
$50 FINEST BUILDING SITES
WESTCHESTBR
8 ELEGANT MANSIONS,
Z FARM DWELLINGS,,
WITH ALL THE COSTLY IMPROVEMENTS
s2Oo 400 HAVE BEEN EXPENDED. -
PROMPT KNOCK-DOwNs. NO RESERVE; NO LlhlIAIloN
SALE ABSOLUTE TO HIGHEST BIDDER
See Advertisement under Auction head. - .
FREE TRAINs-9 m. and 1880 a. ~ NJ l. and ~ haven H. H.
Depot Twenty seyeIh.sL and Fo1IhaEe. ~ c,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

"My Name was Captain Kidd, as / sailed
10 AEGEihs TURKISH BATHS, Lexington, TSeuJhaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

Take AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to stop your
Colds Coughs and Bronchial Affections before they Cohsump-
ton hat yuuca nnotN Op.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-26
TIE DRAMA.
RooTH'S THEATER.

"a Winters Talen was acted at Booths,
last night for the first time: and great crowd Of de-
lighted auditors the most beautiful stage equip
ments that have been shown at this sumptuously ap
pointed theater Likewise they Shakesperean re-
yival at careful, tasteful, imaginative, and i'm
pressve The several great sets OF scenery were, sue
cessively, appauded, with earnest enthusiasm, and it
evident that the performance bad inspired deep In
terest-which, indeed, IL maintained from first to last
"a Winters Tale" has not been offered in New-fork
before for twenty years. and it never could have had
finer setting-n fine-than has been pro-
vided for It, at Booths Theater The view OF the stormy
seacoas in the fourth act is Of the best pieces OF
romantic stagepantng and grouping that we have
CHANGED to Remarkably fine, too, are the amphi-
theater and the hall OF statues Mr. Barrett as Leonts
Mr. Mark Smith Autoyeus Mrs. MOllenhauer as Her
miOne Mr. Sheridan PoIyrenes, Miss Pateman as
Perditd and Mr. Pateman the CiO1n, sustained the
weight Of the acting At another time we shall refer
particularly to this important phase OF the subject is
not one to be instantly weighed and rapidly dismissed
Now and then, in the history Of theaters each house
makes q hit that is positively unique. Such hit has
been made at Booths Thcater, and this production OF
"a Winters Tale" is to have a long career OF
public favor and prosperity.