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aud, 70 tho surprise Of everybody, making 4
speoch EnbsshattAltY ~ follows.

aud, to tho surprise Of everybody, taatin6o
speech substantially ~ follows.
An nsr'anaon Ia lns lte audience for the fnsnnsr
e.mt .pan the .!sSe rss MI sy S mss 1sadps IT,
insiion lid hss .ncS ~ = thing would III iappen. M i.
rs eaussd By th. fact th.t Tho who cut for
ts eharsctrr was sent hor.s asunf, and refused Y
!. it, r.y e,nen.t = ~, 'passs shou1d 5 ..ess .
IN .etis who has Travelled thousands Of snss 10 pro
London. lrglaud, New 70: i, md iii iho grsal e!tla
of n. country snos i !. nro,.lelo e DO my.ss
10 Will hass et, subjsctcd by tls conduct of ths
company: hoIc 10 r. at1o 70 return Ia Cincinnati
moro favorable Impression.
alrs. Nouaby ind won tho aympa.hv Of tho nu-
dfenco md retired amid thunder Of applause.
1ho denonatratson, did not stop Until the sgl-
tssed lady returned Ii II to aar something fur
t'icr, but, teforo satc reached tho centss Of tho
etagc, t,er feelings osercamn ber, and abs burat
t1to tears and retired. or couraa m nctress In
,fre. Isouaby took tho highest placa In the hearth
OF the audience.
HcEHE SECOND.
Eat Mre. Nousbv did nor meet with like suo-
tho ecc:.es. iGcr sharp ,lnc at tho management
Ind its eIec. on tho mhnaecd; 1t was setleo-
ton OIL TIN ntock company. Tho fact that tho
atar mas foreign ntttst and had travelled thou
hear with great weight on their minds. On
tho contrary. they regarded that ns no or
cnso for. M actrcaa I,alsng direct appeal to
tho audience for aympnthy. auti FOR making so
i.unhFr: They were on tho roint Of ns'.tfny, 30
70 sreas they vera unwilling to 60 on with
tho l.Inr without All apology. Tho difficulty MAS
Sxeto n15sst from tho ,' ot ~ aud III sa ii Mr. % Loris.
b. be- present. sa1 It 'sr; ,s'In1rsd ali he pe1sua.
rive Iowera Of tho gentleman next in rank to
tud,,co tue actors to proceed and, aflcr loaE
tyajt tim n Nnfl thn ktrDnd
oct proceeflcl.
II had m: Eono far whom tho wallis Of tho
,onu1 il, which tho LoJY Ehzntett (Mrs. Kouaby)
ard EHrard co'sr:enay tsf. Y. Lingham) beean
1tearl btlnd tha RcniIcs on tho stage = eingu-
; lar nosse, II a1l tbs sccnety wero falling
1, pieces ono by one. Twas ~ If an earth
s;uats or l.:rrica:o was tearing away tho SUP.
1oss Of tho " hais {" mud letting eyorrtlliug fail
! in cn14fusioE. lOnrtenaY cossetl Its iupetuoag
Declarations Ut uya and luoked auxioucly towart.
tue rear door Tho Laay Et'za1th si soso from
!.f.9r little, elsa ta7ncd to tho pro1npter ana
Fe.d. "fou had hettar ring dorn tho orrsan."
lie oba7cd. and Tho curtain canao dorm.
Then feliowol 1,:o:ongod sppauso, IN t!.s
t:own The aisle to tito etaso for the star. This
stimulated tbs enthusiastic and sy1n-
rat!.iz.ss. memtere Of tho a't!ionco to
hind .ho staes. Crissoi " Miles," " "Grahsm." AID
| others, mingled with tho applause. After eev-
ett1 minute. OF sliis kind OF diyoraion the people
hecsme quiet though not satie1ea. It was eyi-
curtain ross sn;: disclosed tho Lady E1izateA ard
CoHr'thaY tuht An tl!ni WHO when tho Interrupt
tion came, and the play weat On.
Now ths full ssury of this second eeene, not
hurricane behind tbs .csucs, ncither was there
ca earthquake. 1t was q conlmotion OF dinar-
rot hiud. 1t hsrpenrd that wIi1e Ed,rard crur-
tcaoy nm. pouring out his impe.uaus declaratiosi
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