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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-01
For Rent.
For Rent.

For Rent.
~ SToRE-ROOM. Exchange Honso
NA buiding. Main street, recently oc. upicj
Aa.iAby 2. Cardarelli. Apply to
Sept 13
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DR.. nutt's Hair Dye is easily applied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
STANLEY IN AMERICA.

His Engagement by Now York Nan-
sger ~ an Enormous sGiary-Retfty
THOUSAND Dollars for Osao Hundred
Nights.
Yesterday morning, IN London, q CONTRACTS waS
signed between Mr.. Henry M. Stanley, Chief o. tho
HERALD Expedition In search OF Or. Livingstone,
and Mr. J. Oakley, agent for Mr.. Fred Ruilmaap, OF
this city, for series OF 100 lectures to be given In
America, commencing In New York. Mr.. Ruli-
mann has been four weeks In cndeav0riAg to
secure Mr.. Stanley, and only succeeded In the ond
by agreeing to give him the enormous sum OF
$4,000 Tor the series, $500 per night less than
which Mr.. Stanley would not accept.
Mt. Stanley starts from Engiand--where he has
been for the past three months the recipient OF
royal h0n0rs, and where no rSte was considered
complete without his plesence-f0r America,
on october 20, and will arrive here about
the end OF the month. His lrst lecture Will take
place at Stelnway Hall in the beginning OF N0vem-
Der. and Will be the same which he delivered before
the Royal Association At Brighton, In presence
OF the ex-EmperOr and Empress Of the French, and
host OF people distinguished In tho literary, dipO
matte and scientific wOrds--a lecture which was
very favOrably commented upon by the English
press, and brought the author general COM
mendatiOn.
At a time when HERALD enterprise Ia the talk OF
the universe. and when Its brave correspondent
Stanley has been the observed OF oil Observers.v
this engagement will create genuine sensation In
this city, and the enterprisng manager will, no
doubt, make fortune by IL.
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MISS SUSANNA EVANS.
The New Star I'm the Field OF Lecturing-
Rehearsal I'm q Private ParlOr-ssNew
York, Its Fashion and Its FOibles."

The New Star I'm the Field OF Lecturing-
A Rehearsal I'm q Private Parl0r-ssNew
York, Its Fashion and Its FOibles."
A very pleasant company OF connoisseurs Of art
and literature was gathered on Sunday evening at
the house ofMr. Albert Weber, at private rehear
sal of the first lecture OF Miss Susanna Evans since
her return to America event which all her friends
and many OF the cultivated public who remember
her OF old welcomed with bright anticipation.
mellow light prevailed the tasteful parOrs and
the privileged visitor was kindly greeted and made
part Of the pleasant scene. Miss Evans delivered
her lecture with charming grace Of manner. and
met with the warmest congratulations from those
present. Its SUBJECTS New York: Its Fashions and
Its FOibles." The impression lett upon the guests
was one OF pleasure The beauty OF voice, grace OF
gesture variety and sweetness Of expression, and
flashes OF roguish and merry hum0r, kept interest
and sympathy closely centred upon every
word which fell from her lips. It
treated In new and startlingly brilliant
lights the phases OF metropolitan life
was born across the water, but deep and clear SUBJ
jective Thought, which is surprising In woman.
She passes from hign TO low in social circles with
canstic touch, and treated In an original manner
the mercantile and political anomalies Of the day.
In all those elements she saw that which promised
to the great cty-even though some OF its women
imagined heaven to be q Madison square, where
every one danced to Strauss music and ate at Del
m0ncO's-the promise OF future greatness far sur
passing present and past. The first public delivery
OF the lecture occurs tonight in Association Hail.
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LATEST NEWS OF THE STORM.
No Very Serious Damage Done Near Buff
fat0-List OF Reported Wrecks.

c~t BUFFALO, Sept. so, 1872.
= The Violent storm that prevailed here for twenty
FOUR hours has abated. With the exception OF the
loss OF sails and spars by a few vessels that have
returned to port, no marine disaster has occurred
In this vicinity. About two hundred feet OF the
new breaKwater in front OF the harbor was carried
away.
The Io,,.cwing disasters are reported on Lake
Frie:--Bark Butcne. Boy, sunk, probably tota
loss; schooners Oades and Fayette Brown, ashore,
badly damaged; Annie voght collided with Butcher
Boy and badly damaged, and brought to dry dock
to-day; sch0Oners Van valkenburg, PbaarOpe, Ke-
nOsha, Yankee Blade, Fenton and Sweepstakes
ashore and more or less damaged. Brig Monte.
yuma ashore and gone to pieces; the captains wife
is reported drowned. The lumber barges Treat,
harvest Belle and Detroit are beached Many
ec0ws aud small vessels were sunk or driven
ashore,
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MRS, LAURA FAIR ACQUITTED.

The Jury Deliberate for sixty Hours
and Then Return . Verdict OF ssN0t
Guilty"-Goneral Dissatisfaction with
thc Result Of the Trial.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 80 1874
After being out nearly sixty hours the Jury IN
Mrs. Fairs case rendered verdict at nine O'Clock
this morning OF acquittal. Mrs. Fair, who was In
Court, tainted on the announcement The verdict
excites no surprise, on account OF the inferior
character or the Jury, who selected under tho
technicalties Of the law from among men 40 ign0r-
ant as not to know enough about this notorious
case to have formed any opinion favorable or an-
favorable to the defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
The OIL REGIONS.
Great Excitement Over the Cessation Of
Observation-Disclosures OF Violence Re-
pOrted-Advance fn the Price Of OIL.

TITusviLLE, Pa, Sept. 80, 1872.
The Oil regions are again at fever heat every.
where. Intense feeling prevails over the move
ment to suspend the production OF oil. Dcspatche,
from the districts generally show that the move.
ment 10 universal, and there are probably not over
nfty wells producing tonight. From some locali-
ties IL Is reported that violence had been resorted
TO In carrying out the measure. Well rigs have
been burned and engines destroyed with sledge-
hammers and the oil tanks tapped. Some are still
strongly holding out against II, but II is thought
they will yield and further violence lie avoided.
me effect OF this movement Is already apparent In
an advance or prices and a more active market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
THE JOHNsON.rURY CASE.

The Prisoners Held TO Answer In 900
Baii-A Charge or Conspiracy Against
the City.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30, 1871
At further hearing this afternoon OF the case Of
George Rankin, charged with being implicated with
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Fury in obtaining by fraud
$40, 100 worth OF city bonds the Justice directed
that the prisoners find $1,000 bail to answer to the
charge OF conspiracy to defraud the city et al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
TelesaAm 70 Tine NEW Ysax HERALD.

LONDON, Sept 30, 1879.
The London Times this morning confirms the
report OF the resignation OF the Lord Chancellor
ehp Of England BY the Right Honorable Lord
Aatheriy.
PROFESSOR EMBARKED FOR NEW YORK.
Professor Tyndan sailed nom Liverpool for New
York last Saturday on the steamship Russia.
EMIGRATION OF RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.
The meeting Of railway servants was held In
hyde Park yesterday afternoon to take into con-
sdera4lou measures for iurthering the movement
which has been inaugurated for the emigration OF
large numbers OF this class to Canada and the
United states.
sHiPwRxCK WITH SAD LOSS OF LIFE.
The ship Nazarene was wrecked or F0rmby, Lam
caster county, during the heavy gales the latter
part Of last week, and all on board were drowned.
Many reports Of other disasters OF less severe
character than that OF the Nazarene have been re-
,Ceived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
FIRE IN MERCER STREET.

IRE broke out about halfpast IL O'Clock last
night In the basement OF the premises
No. G5 Broadway, which ran hack to No.
a. Mercer street, that caused loss OF
$4,000. The basement and first doors
were occupied by J. J. Johnson Co, Wholesale hat
aud cap and fur merchants, end the second, third
and fourth noors by Bacharach & Co., dealers In
furs aud feathers. The losses are a. follows:-
johnson Co.,, $4,000; Baoharach, 10000, aud the
building was Injured TO the exteat OF $4,000. July
snsured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. Ii A. NJ.

OFFiuE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. IL A. NJ.
synopsis .f0r the Past T,centy.Jour Hours.
The low barometer, which on Sunday night was
north OF the lower lakes, has continued NOV
Ing ENTHUSIASTICALLY, and the winds over
Lakes Ontario, Erie and Huron diminished
to light and fresh westerly to northery.
Cloudy weather continues over New England:
partly cloudy weather over the Middle States and
eastern portion OF North Carolina. Areas or rain
have prevailed over the lower lake region ana
along the South Atlantic coast. The highest bar
Ometer Is central over Tennessee; the pressure
has diminished over the Northwest. where easterly
to s0utherly winds are now prevailing.
Probabilities.
For Now England and the Middle States, westerly
to northerly winds and generally clear weather,
the winds gradually backing to southerly over
the lower lake region; for the South At.
lantlc States, n0rtherly and northwesterly winds
and clear weather; for the Gulf States, east
OF the Mississippi, nOrtherly winds. veering to
easterly. and clear weather; from Tennessee to
Lake Erie and the upper lakes clear weather and
winds. gradually backing to southerly and eastery
for the Northwest, diminishing pressure and east
crly to southerly winds.
Tho Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in COM
parisoa with the corresponding day OF last year,
Indicated by the thermometer at Huduut's Phar.
Hrr p,,;lI
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
PSI and 232 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.

AZ Corona Park.-A Fine Opportunity
Is offered to invest savings and also to home, by
all the sidewalks and grading the streets; around this
park win bel fence with gates OF entrance Upon each
tree. making between 700 and soo trees in the park
splendid depot In the centre of the property and fue
school hvpsc Corona has over 1000 inhabitants, ami
stofes 1actofies, Iost Office and ~ trains daily Next
foMniuiaion now Is but iOs cent, per trip including
both railway and errage oily Ave miles by steam from
and % minutes from the City Hall via James slip ferry
For time table see Daily News. Maps free
BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK
store. 439 Third avenue, above Tiirtieth street,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

Track In New Hampshire-Several Per-
sons Seriously Inturedi
-s~s LANCASTER, N. H., Sept 80, 1872.
An extra express passenger train on the Boston,
Concord and Montreal Railroad, was thr9yp from
the track by stray cattle on Saturday night. Three
cars went over an embankment, upset and were
completely wrecked. There were but very few pas.
sengers on the train. Alien Qumby ofLittleton was
taken up for dead but there Is reason to hope he
will recover. Francis Richardson and Ira Smith,
both Of Lancaster, were badly hurt-the latter In
the spine-but they are doing well. Sanford Wal
lace, brakeman, OF Worcester, was seriously cut
ana bruised Three lady passengers and the con.
ductOr, George M0ulton, sustained slight injuries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

Small Payment Down, and the Hal.
once IN ca ~ monthly payments, and the total amount
oniy 40 are the terms OF the NEW WILSON UNDER
FEED SEWING MACHINE, in every respect the bess
cise for not presenting to his wife, mother sister
one OF these machines The price Is low and lie
can i've his own time TO pay for It. When considers
the low price which IL sold and the fac that II has
It's superiority all tire other machines
by surprising them In elegant work and, above ALL the
which Is sold, the wonder Is that there y not
a wilson Sewing Machine In every home in the State.
Salesroom T07 Broadway and in all other elites the
United states. The company want agents In country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
BROOKLYN EXPOSITION,

The Brooklyn Grand Industrial Fair was opened
at the Rink last evening under very favorable
auspices. 10 promises to be the great feature OF
attraction In our sister city from now until the 22d
of October, on which day it Will close.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
1ttltaAm 70 TINE NEW yaak Sralu.

MADRID, Sept So 1872.
IL Ia reported that the Spanish government has
resolved to submit to the other European Powers
the question Of the Justice OF its claims against the
government OF the United States for damages sus
tatned by nlibustering expeditions from American
ports for Cuba.
EsPARTERo AND THE SENATE.
General Espartero has resigned his position Of
member OF the Spanish Senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown aud Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Orlcs
at twelve O'Clock M.
THE New YORK NATURALIZATION for Europe
will be ready at hall-past nine O'Clock In the morn.
Ing.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
Tho Brooklyn Theatre.

Last evening the second week OF the season at
Mrs. Conway's Brooklyn Theatre was begun. The
play produced was the psychological DRAMA"
''The Bells, !" a. 1t was styled In the play BILL The
piece has been fully sketched In the HERALD, and,
therefore, It's plot ana situation need not be par
ticularly noticed here. The interest OF the drama
is centred In the character OF Matthias
Kant which last evening was personated
by Mr.. Frank Roche. The character Is that OF
man In whose mind remorse called up 80 deity
by the jingle Of the sleigh bells is working and
dering his life almost ntoerable. But 1t Is not the
rem0rse that impels one to the discovery OF crime
and to calm sulerance OF Its consequences at the
hands OF society. 1t Is the connict OF conscience
good opinion Of fellow men; the anguish given
BY the tormentor In the breast that is yiyi-
sd S n SIN aooS Ta eys @
the victim OF the struggle, and though conscience
kills him, love gains the victory for the story OF
gave evidence OF panstaking to enact the charac-
ter and In several scenes, especially the imaginary
s 1sf wass w W. too ess
pect him to rival an actor who has given
his full attention to the part. Mr.. Roche has had
period he has performed this season, and therefore
80 little time to devote to particular part that 10
M O. n * he
render in an improved manner. The other per-
formers have so little to do in the play
that there Is small need to crltlcise
them. However, Miss lone Burke seems
not yet to have acquired an ease OF manner,
or If her present style Of acting Is usual with her
the lady is lamentably deficient In ability to give
natural color to her representation. Mr.. Brutone
excellcnty performed the character Of the jolly
old Truikvelt The other parts were well sus.
tained, with the exception Of Jeanne, by Miss Kate
BrevOOrt. There was too much OF the
ance. Asatian bar and chambermaids may
be frsky, but It is not at all likely they have the
that Miss Brevoort exhibited last st night. The
scenic effects were remarkably good. The tableau
at the end OF the frs { act, with the vision OF the
'The Bells" will be repeated until further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
SPAIN.

Cabinet idea Of q Hispano-American and Cuban
Arbitration-senstsgial Rssgnation
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NEW YOBK STATE FAIR.

Opening Of the State Fair at Elmira
Yesterda y-Brillian Display OF Flow
ers, Fruit and Vegetables.
ELMIRA. N. Y, Sept. 80, 1872.
There is a very brilliant prospect for the State
fair, which opened here to-day. The permanent
character Of the buildings and surroundings add
much to the appearance OF the grounds. Nearly
all of the entries made have been reported to-day
this being especially the case as TO horses,
sheep and CATTLE The machinery department Is
very full and the display OF flowers, fruits
and vegetables is equal to that OF any lair yet held
by the society. A very large number Of people are
in the city. In the evening q discussion took place
at the Court House, under the auspices OF the FL
mira Farmers cub. II was very interesting
meeting, and representative farmers from several
states took part In the discussion.
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OPENING OF A SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
Farst Through Train from Louisville Z,
Alabama.
MnNTQ0MEpY

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 30, 1872.
The FIRST through train on the new railroad from
Louisville, KY, to Montgomery reached here TO.
tween the two cities.
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SERIOUS FIRE,
Destruction or Ten Buildings and SI5O,OOO
Worth OF Property.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. 30 1872
are broke out in Nickerson's lumber yard and
planning mill, In Bridgeport. tonight and before 1t
could be stayed burned ten buildings and $4,000
worth of property. The buildings were set on fire.
The light was seen In New Haven, seventeen miles
away; in Hartford, fifty miles away, and In Nor
walk. The amount OF the insurance Is not yet
nscrrtained.
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PARIS, Sept. 80, 1872.
Victor Hugo has been nominated by the Repub-
tcans Of Aigiers for member OF the French AS
6cmbly.
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USE MENTs.


'Eph" was produced at this place last night with
Mr.. O'Niel In thu, title role. Tho play was written
especially for Mr. CHNie who Is excellent Ethio-
plan delineator, and who appears to the Best ad-
vantage In the aforementioned role He is well
supported by Mr.. L. W. Ha;leigh and the Demar
sisters. The play In itself has 10 plot. and Is merely
aconglomeratl0n OF old minstrel songs and jokes,
Eph being the most prominent person In 1t. All the
fail TO Ike syel az s
concludes with drama, 'Jaques Srop" which is
quite sprighty. ;. H.. - -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
FRANCE.

2ftloaA Colonial Democratic Nomination for the
Legislature.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS Sept. 80, 1872.
Oernk Bey has arrived here nom Constantnople
on his way to America He goes to preside over
the Commission appointed to receive rined guns
ordered in the United States for the Turkish army
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

A.-A.-WhO IL To BE the Next Ma yOr 2.
TbJs conundrum that eve rybody willing give
Meanwhile there Is rush Tor KNOCKS splendid FALL
HATS aud his store, 212 Broadway. Is daily crowded.
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LONDON, Sept. 80, 1872
Advices from China report that the rice crop this
season Is abundant.
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TURKEY.

An Imperial Army Supply Agent on His Way
to America.
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A.-Woyal Havana Lottery.-PrIces Re-
duced. ~ y. MARTINEZ co, Bankers, 10 Wall street.
box 45S5 Post office, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

Congress- approved JIuIly Is. 1870. forbiddlus an
ofioer TO wes. while on duty any uniform other thar
.uss '" mis- actual rank an ofcial order about to be
issued will, therefore, contain provision for The
display OF such insignia on new uniform.
Our Combativc Consul General Mas.
quereding.
Tho State Department has informa ton that ex.
Consul General Butler, wadieigh and stroiogo. hts
assistants are now in London under assumed
names.
The Rinderpesf In Europe.
The Treasury Department has been advised OF
the prevalence OF the rinderpest in Russia. Ger
many and other European countries. The COT
iectors OF the principal ports are instructed not to
admit neat cattle or hides coming from Infected
countries unless shipments are accompanied wlgh
consular certificate OF non-infcction.
The Forty savagcs Gone Homo.
The Teton, Sioux and Grand River Indian defe.
CATIONS left for their homes to-day.
Currency Statement.
United States currency outstanding at shix
datc:-
Old demand notes Observation-Disclosures. $88.lsx
Legal tender notes. new issue. ....... III, 2sT.ssi
Legal tender notes, series OF 1853. IA Tl2.0U
one year notes OF 1853. .................. 09,3t0
TWO year notes or 1898. .................. 84,i60
TWO year coupon notes or 1858. ......... 1850
compound Interest notes. ............... 68O,0le
araotiOna currency, lrst issue 4,377, 1N
fractional currency, second issue .... $3.50 7st
rractl0nR currency third issue ........ $40 3oD
sersa ..:................... tssss,oss
series. .......................... iO.7sr,0sS
Total. $50. "a sss
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AFR q Stylish and Elegant Hat Go
direct 10 the Manufacturer ESPENSCHEID lis Nassau IT.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Pri1es CasSsed
orders aed information furnished highest rates raid FOR
spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR i co. Bankers 10 Wailst
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CHINA.

Report from the Rice Fields, with Prospect Of
Harvest Plenty
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ENGLAND.

kord chanesllor Hathsrly Resigned from the
Weolsaek-Fatal Marine Disasters-A
Professor Embarked for New York.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Tho Best la the
world; the only perfect Dye; harmless reliable, istsr
taneous. At all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

A.-Lawrence 4 Dilion, watches and
JEwELRy, % Fulton street. New York. Watch Glasses.
l5c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

Bottle or "Chevalier's Life for the
HAIR used will estore your gray hair and kecp IL
healthy and beautiful all Winter.
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average temperature yesterday DIFFERENTIATION. IS
Average temperature for corresponding date
Last year. 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

The Miserics Suffered by tho Victims Of
Fever and Ague are permanently removed by Dr.
JAyNES AGUE MIXTURE, cure tor all Chills sud
attending
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Woods Museum.

THAT particular class OF the community who take
pleasure In witnessing the stage plays that drag
into view gro, shops, loafers, thieves and vaga-
bonds generally wss well represented last evening
at Woods Museum. The play was Escaped from
Sing sing" Mr.. Domfaiok Murray took the principal
part. He did well; but as to the other persons
who talked their piece" In the play the least said
people who 90 to the theatre to enjoy themselves
to, have the galleries ruling the roost and
talking familiarity with the actors on the
stage as the 'g0ds" did last night at this Museum;
but there those who do not relish this species
Of "frstclass entertainment" However, the ma
jOrity OF the audience last evening was to oil ap-
pearances, not or that character which may be
called critical In anything that relates to order or
decorum, so the galleries may not have been so
and the play, K continued, WILL no doubt, prove
quite attractive enough to divide the honors with
the DOWerY Theatre.