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New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
MAJORITTEs IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMoND, Va, Nov. 19.-Returns from all
the counties have been received by the Secretary OF
state showing the vote Tden and Hendricks cleo
tors TO be 1892. and for Hayes and Wheeler electors
2Gs giving Tlden majority Of 44,244 The vote OF
York County is not included in the above, as the returns
only gave the vote for the Presidential candidates and
not for the electors ,, A..
The Democratic majorities in the Congressional dis
trcts not before reported Is Douglass 333s; h.
Goode, 500; Hid, Walker, 2l0G; Vth, Cabel 1904
With Harris IOs93; IXth, Pridcmoro. 1886 In the
IVth District, JOrgensen's (ep) majority over hIOh
Ucm1 aud Demore (colorcdl Ind Rep Is over O0V
IL il stated that there will be contests in the Id and Nth
Districts.
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HOLY TRINITY ORGAN CONCERTS.

Mr.. Warren will give his first organ concert
OF this the Church of the Holy Irnty on We'd
nesday afternoon, on which occasion the programme vi"
include a Toccata and Fuguc In ID minor, by Bach; a
Rhapsode by saintl'aens the Thele Theme and Narla
tlons In fat, and Guilmants organ sonata No l. and
Miss Beebe will sing. The quality OF tie programme
promises that the standard of these concerts shal be
kept as high In former years and than this nothing
more need lie said But j. to be hoped that the pubic
will take advantage Of the opportunity thus offered
them to become familiar with this interesting aud Inn
porant branch OF music especially when 1t Is gwen
1t will be, in a thoroulhly admirable manner.
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Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ieih fsH
name aud address.
DIED.

CHACE-In Brooklyn suddenly Nov l9, Harriet Maria be-
loved wife Of GGiliSEi W. chacs So, ina. .t o.,o,s
the Church Of the Redeemer corner fourhave and Pa
CoLEs-on Sunday Nov 10 Martha EIery widow OF Isaac
T. Coles and daughter of the late John Coffin Jones Of Bos
The relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
GILLEsPIE-Aber James eldest child Of Albert and Julia
:. Gillespie OF New York, at Bryn MaH Penn wednesday,
nov 10. OF scarlet fever, agei years. months anu ~
Remains taken to Springfield Mass for interment
GREGoRY-At MorrstOwn, n j., Friday, Nov IL 1876 Of
pneumonia Mrs Anna Maria GresSIy widow oi the ate
Funeral ST. church, Morrsown Monday Nov. 20,
2l5 O'Clock M Train leaves foot Of Barelast at IL
on saturday evening Nov. Is, Maria Elizabeth, wife Of
Jacob Haed and daughter o the late Cornelius Harsen OF
Relatives and friends of the family invited to attend
the funeral az ST. ThOmass Church, corner FftythrdS st
and fiithaver ON wednesday morning at 1850 o'clock
HowELIIn jersey City, Sunday. The l9th George,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 20 attend
his funeral on Tuesday. the 2lst at p m from 2So
KERRIGAN-on Friday, the i7th inst, James Kerrigan,
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral ron BIS ate residence, No 26 West
a. M Ills remains will be coseyed to the Church OF st.
Francis Xavier, where solemn high mass OF requiem viii
Cemetery for in;erment
KETCHUM-At Harlem. Sunday evening. Nov. 49, Daniel
P OF Daniel p AID Carrie Ketcaum aged years and
Noiiec OF funeral hereafter.
PETrIT-In Brooklyn Friday evening, Nov. II. Mrs Mary
Cole widow Of Robert Petit IN the sOth year Of her age
Funeral service at liz WOughbyst Monday at o'clock
D..
Suddenly. Thursday evening. Nov. &C. Frank e.
Walsh, in the 35th year of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral vices az Church O Holy Trinity corner Mon
tague and Cintousts, BrooAyn, at 2ococS ON sunday
Nov. 10.
NoucE-The members Of Girard Lodge No 63l, F. and A.
NJ, hereby notified TO assemble at lodge ROOM Phenx
Building corner Of court @ and Nc MMon;iaglest ; B1OSlyG at
luattri OF r.
WHITE-At Danbury. Conn., Friday, Nov. H. Nelson L.
White, In the o5th year OF his age
Relatives invited attend HIS funeral
frOm his late residence Monday, the 2Otb last, az
o'clock D. m leaves Grand Central Den0t for DAN
bury S0J a returning, leaves DanbuTy At 400 D. m
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DEPARTURE OF NORTHERN MEN.

NEw-ORIEANs, Nov. 19.-The following-named
gentlemen have left the cty Oswald Ottendorfer
and L. II. Coudert of NewYork, Dr. Woolsey Of Con-
nectcut, Gen. J. T.. Mcdonald and j. Coleman of In
diana, ex-Goy. j. Lee Carroll and w. T. Hamilton of
Maryland, ex-Gov. A. g. Curtin of Pennsylvania, W.
Chapman OF Iowa, Chas. Gibson of Missouri, W. r.
Morrison Of Illinois, j. B. JeiIreys and w. X Sulli-
van of Chicago. Ex-Gov. l.. +. Noyes of Ohio, Gen.
Lew Wallace of Indiana, and John A. Kasson Of
Iowa left this forenoon, by rail, for Florida. Gen.
John Coburn Will Cumback, and Judge Stanley
Matthews left for home yesterday.
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5peeiai Nonces.

Post-0fnce Notiec.-The FOREIGN MAILS for the week
ending SATURDAY Nov IL, 1875 win cVse at this ohice on
~ EsDAf at ~ M for EUROPE per sea,ns 5p w90 &
Europe steamship Bohnia Queenstown on III o
DAY. at ll:30 a M, Europe, per steamship Sux.la
Plymouth, Cherbourg, and HambIrgj on saIt hDAl AZ
m for Europe per steamship Cty Oh bsa r,px @ to hs
correspondence for Scotland ana rSimny 10 %
Forwarded by this steamer must be specially addiessei
aud at m for scotland direct per steansnip BOLIVIA
via Casvov and al ll:3O a. for LuIupe per steamship
oder via southampton and Bremen The steamships Wy.
oino pothnIa and City OF Berlin 90 not take mails for
Denmars sweden, and Norway The mails for the West
Indies Bermuda and 81 Ihomas wn leave New.Iorx
nee 4 The AUSTRALIA &c. viii leave san Fran
cisco Dec. o. d IL "a - e =. =.
SoS Rewnrd.-Lost the 18th insty GOLD WAICt
&c engraved easel The above reward will BE- paid Tor m
A''" w. IL. HASBRoUCk & %
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CANVASS OF THE CITYs VOTE.

The County Canvassers on Saturday received
two protests One was from John Franz who complained
that for him in the Vth Senatorial District for
Alderman, had been returned by the District Can
vassers The other from William Il. Demarest. who
claimed 70 have been elected Alderman in 1s75' and
protested against the made by the present
the ground that the members not the legally
authorized body to perform this duty He stated that
this Unauthorized canvass would invalidate the vote
Of this county, and might seriously affect the Presden-
ta vote He also demonstrated against the canvass LOT
the further that several members OF the board
candidates for office at the election Following are
the Official figures for Assemblymen:
les As
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FLORIDA.
REPUBLICAN ANXIETY.

REPUBLICAN ANAiEii'
FEAR THAT THE RETURNS ARE BEING TAMPERED
WITH by THE DEMOCRATS
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Ihcro Is increased anxiety
among the Republicans about Florida, and grow
ing belief that the action of the Democrats Ill hold-
inc back the returns in some of the counties under
their return. and at the same time insisting on an
immediate canvass of the vote indicates that 'hoy
have organized scheme Of fraud that they ieei sure
will give them the State Members of tine CABINET
continue 10 be assured that Hayes has majority oy
dispatches from Trustworthy persons nj Iaiia-
hassee but the hopes of most kepuolicans
here have been steadily declining for the past iour
or five days under the influence OF the lohs-con-
timed uncertainty. The length of time allowed the
Florida Board of Canvassers to examine tnc i1'"ino
was until recently believed to be 80 days IL was
Thought that there was no express provision IN the
case of the votes for Presidential electors ana tha'
they would come under the provisions OF the ne"
law respecting State officers but an ola III" mas
been discovered which specifically limits the 'llne u
days
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WHY IyDLANA WEYr DEMOCRATIC.

REPUBLICAN SUSPICIOUS OF AN INDIANAPOLIS
BANKER-How Mr.. TILDEN WAS ACQUAINTED
WITH THE PRIVATE PLANS OF THE CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE IN OCTOBER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia gentleman who
National Committee says that the members OF that com
mee have very grave suspicious as TO the party 10y
atty OF a prominent Republican banker Of Indianapolis
who hitherto has been identified with the Republican
party The story that this banker obtained possession
of all the campaign secrets prior TO the October election
and that he betrayed these secrets personally to Mr. TIL
den in New-York. The circumstances mentioned In con-
necion with these charges make out very grave pT1Dla
faeic case against this gentleman.
II said be certain that without paying any sub
scripton the Republican campaign fund he insinuated
himself into the most private OF the campaign
committee and shortly aerward without notice, dsap
pearcd from Indianapolis, and held long conferences
with Mr. Tilden in New-YOrk. The proof that he was
with Mr. Tllden Is considered absolute II Is ntmaed
that he has either private business family relations
with Mr. Tildcn, which have not been generally
suspected. At oil events, shortly after the Visit
OF this gentleman, It IS certain that emissaries
OF Mr. Tden Suddenly appeored in Indiana whose actions
gave proof that they fully advised OF all the plans
determined upon by the Republicans in these private
raucuses. Some Of the members Of the National Com
tee say that but the perfdy Of this gentleman to
his marty the state would undoubtedly have gone Repub
1ic1u n October.
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wAJIACKS TUEATER.

Mr.. Boucicault said, in his speech on the
cca>ion Of the revival of the "shaushraun that Que
OF the things most necessary the success of play Is
ON on,reciotive audience" He cannot complain that
this has been lacking for every night Waacks has oeeh
crowded to its doors, and the audiences have augheu
themselves tired. The "shau9raun" Is the most
amusing Of ITS authors Irish plays, and amusement is
necessity OF life in these troublous days. Mr. Boue'-
caults acting as Conn is exemplhcaton OF MS Dest
stye and is not much TO say that the cast o pa
is as nearly perfect as anything Of the kind can be
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
CENTENNIAL NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-At meeting of the
Board Of Directors Of the Permanent Exhibition Com
pany held yesterday, partial organization effected
by the appointment of Clement NJ Bidde as President
and T. A. Rollins Treasurer The general features OF
the proposed Encouragement of space in the Main Build
ing discussed and plans showing the portions 10 be
occupied by the principal sections were presented and
partly perfected.
The cash admissions TO the grounds on Saturday num-
bered 922.
Lieut.-Gen saigo Iscukomichy, vicePresdent OF the
japanese Centennial Commission leaves for San Fran.
cisco tomorrow, route for Japan.
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DAILY TRIBUNE
maintain itself very long in the public liking and on
the topmost wave Of prosperity
REMITTANCE OF EDWIN BOOTH.

Tonight, at the Lyceum Theater, under the
management Of Mr. ]. II. Meyicker, Mr. Booth as pre-
viousy announced, will make his professional "
entrance before the New-York public The incident I"
one OF more than common interest Mr. Booth Is 'ho
greatest genius in tragic acting on the American ss
He is indeed exceled in most OF the Roman paris ny
John Mccullough; and he is equaed in certain efforts
OF pure intellect by Barrett; but he sthus
alone in emotional power and magnetic charmi ana Dy
virtue OF these he achieve greater Effects III larger
variety OF parts than have been seen TO be possoe 10
any other tragedian. lie returns now, after cosue
able absence to the scene OF his greatest IaDois sue
cesses reverses and sorrows The public Of New-iorR
mindful Of what he has done well as OF what ne Is
will undoubtedly give him a cordial welcome. Mr. Booth
annaars i'm Hamlet
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INDIFFERENT TO THE PRESIDENCY.
RETURNED ARMY OFFICERS SAY THE WHITES CAhh
ONLY FOR HAMProN's ELECTION.


lBY IELEGHArn TO THE Tribune
WAsufSGTON, Nov. 10.-Four companies of the
fth United States Artillery, Col. Richard Lodor
commanding. arrived here to-day from South Caro-
lima and are in camp at the Arsenal. These troops
were sent to South Carolina " preserve the peace
during the elections and having performed that
duty. have been ordered here to await further III
structions. COL Lodor has been one OF the instruct
ors at the artillery school at Fortress Monroe ana
during the war was Chief of Artillery To uen'
Thomas l.. Crttendcn. The officers who accompany
the troops state that the people OF South Carolina
go far rs they could learn, looked solely To the eec
ron of Hampton. and took very little interest IN the
Presidential contest. many of the Hampton men
voting for Hayes. 1t is believed that these troops
will remain i'm or near Washington. Several COM
panes Of infantry are expected to arrive shortly.
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OPENING THE OCEAN PARKWAY.

The Ocean Parkway, extending from Pros
pect Park Brooklyn, to the beach at Coney Island
was formally opened to the public on Saturday. The
completion this boulevard has been eagerly anticipated
by many lovers OF pleasure-ridng in New-York and
Brooklyn and It expected If the weather were
pleasant that there would be an impressive display OF
fine horses and handsome carriages from both cities But
h ouds and cold winds kept many away and lessened
tne enjoyment OF those who drove out Nevertheless the
number OF carriages OF all kinds which appeared was SUI
scient 10 indicate the popularity Of the Parkway The
storm yesterday prevented any Sunday riding over the
houle
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cArrURE OF THE DEsPoILERs OF LINcoLNs

CHIcAGo, H., Nov. 19.-At late hour
:" friday night United States Detective officers Tyren
.aa "sshburn, with the aid OF two local detective
s'ncefs captured the two who attempted 10 steal
sae remains Of President Lincoln from the vanlt IN
srhgled. Ill., the night of Nov. T. Their names are
e.'enee Mullen, alias T. DurnaD," the proprietor OF
'n' hub Saloon" No. 294 West Madsoh-st, where the
.''ests we're made, and "Jack" Hughes, alias -.
eno,' sn old counterfeiter connected with the nOto
nus Ben" Boyd These men have been shadowed
nce The attempt made TO despo the tomb and the
oo' OF their guilt is said 10 be abundant The officers
A the accused to Springfield last evening to await the
seaon Of the Grand jury
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
OF THE WAR MOVEMENT.

INCIDENTS OF THE WAR MOVEMENT.
The Daily Nccs special from Vienna says 1T
Is positively stated that neither Germany OF Austria
would oppose Russlas entry into R0umania.
Berlin dispatch says the highest estimate which oven
Russians give OF the portion Of the Russian army now In
process Of mobilization Is 100000 men.
The DaRy Ne1s dispatch from Belgrade says, 300
Russians arrived there Saturday. There seems to be
disposition to have the Russians, who were disgusted
with the seryian during the late campaign replaced by
fresh and enthusiastic men.
The Vienna correspondent OF The Times confirms the
report that Mdha and Saye Pahas 10 be the Turk
ish penpotentaries AT the conference
Berlin special 90 The Times reports that all the ships
Of the Russian Black navigation Company have been
pressed into the service of the Russian Government
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
Union SQUARE THEATER-MIss MORRIS.

The promised temperance of Miss Clara
Morris will be effected tonight. at the Union square
Ibeater in the new play of Miss Mutton" The actress
has won strong hold upon public sympathy, by her SIN
gular weird mpusive, and passionate temperament anu
style; and, in this play-which Is EAST Lynne
Transmitted to us through the French-she finds seVera
situations sriungly calculated TO evoke the pecuar
magnetism thus denoted. Mr. j. II. stoddart VIII re-
appear after time of absence, and Mr. Parse!le' MI
OveiI Miss Sara Jewett and other favortcs OF MI
Palmer's strong company will again invite the puplc
greeting. An evening Of pleasant woe may conndehtb
be anticipated and doubtless, also Of impressive ara
matte effort,
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For Monday, in the South Atlantic States
cooler northwest Winds rising barometer clear clear
ing weather
For the Gulf States increasing s0uthery winds cooler
followed by clear weather, rising, followed by
falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and the lake region
northeast backing 10 northwest and southwest Winds
finpOr stationary barometer, cloudy weather
For the upper Mississippi aud lower Missouri Valleys
ROufhcrly Winds falling barometer, warmer, partly
cloudy weather
For he Middie and Eastern States, falling bdrOmeter
redter, and possibly hg RAINS, lOioUed 6y clearing
tcediher at he resterH stations.
The Ohio and tributaries Will rise somewhat.
Cautonary signals continue Oh the Middle and East
ATLANTIC COasts.
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,.use Of Justice he will demand the Office OF Chei Nag
trate to which he has been elected ana ne VIII hot
his efforts under the Constitution ana the laws
SnfS he is inagrated. While his rmness In this posi-
on is undoubted, he deprccates all pn9cations t9h
eondrn that the people will have reform WIN peace
usrce with popular aud States rights ana iair oeahs
wtthOut iutiic idatiOn"
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

KFRRIGAN-O'NFILIs-O Friday, Nov. IL, by the Rev.
Father Dealy, Joseph A. Kerrgan,. NJ. d., TO Julia B.
O'Nel, dau gher OF Daniel Berren esq, OF this city.
SUpTON-MACY-On Thursday, Nov. 16 1875, the resi-.
dcpce % the brides father by Rev stephen H. Tying Jrt
sutton 10 Florence daughter OF T. H. Macy 81 OF
this city.
sHERMAN-swIFT-At Syracuse. n. W on Nov. l6
by Rev. l.. r. Lockwood, Thomas Parish sherman OF
New.loTk Antoinette w. Swift eldest daughter Of tho
la;e Hamilton White.
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Physicians diagnose ailments sometimes by very
hng signs. so with character, IL s indicated by hide
moral raw You also detect the good shrewd OF
people by noticing little facts about ther household IL you
people the toilet b. T. BABbIrs BABY SoAP
them be OF the greatest discern
Why Because this soap has IN II requisite or
absolute excellence purity nnOcuOusness decacy OF nhyo
and ieellng on the skin Ike the breath OF zepAyr
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.. member of the Assembly received recently
~, one Of his constituents the following letter: "
T Taa take my wife and daughters TO the Assembly on
xxnetsday night 1 shouldn't lks TO have them 20 TO
lsanes for nothing and shall take II as personal
you Will arrange 10 have something said that will
Ae the opposition get up and howl"-lFrench paper.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
aHIP CANAL OPENED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The following from
the United States Consul at Amsterdam, dated Nov l.
has reached the Secretary of State:
To-day the great canal from this port TO the
North Sea yelsen) Is being formally opened to
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Dali Times.

We don't know why people continually shouting dun
times overwhelmed with orders and business
decidedly brisk, member Of the rm Of A. RAYMOND
CO.. Clohiers Nassau and Iulton-sts Tho fact IL
Raymond people slow appreciate honest
effort IN whatever channel directed
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A TimPly Warming.

Tho public be strongly cautioned that the new
Wilcox Gibbs Automatic" Sewing Machine is the only
one tension requiring change whatever
or any thickness Of material Send postal card for full par
ticuars and LIST Of Offices 6js Broadway New-York
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ACT TO FILL ELECTORAL VACANCIES.

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 19.-rhe House yes
terday finally passed the bill for filling the vacancy In
the Electoral College by 129 to TO- The act Is especially
designed meet the case OF H. NJ eoLaee' saiu ~ pe
incl ltyih
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FOUR ALBANY DEMOCRATIC AssEMBLYMEN.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 19.-The Board OF
County Canyassers has decided that Curran Dem) in
stead OF Braman ep has been elected TO the Assembly
from the IVth District. The delegation now stands all
f,,urn damn
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remarkable feature Of Saturdays occasional rains
was the continued high pressure OF the air shown In
the upper diagram. On Sunday morning steady de-
cline of the curve began, which not finished at mid
night Temperature ia very slighy reduced. There is
mo- near prospect OF an improvement In the weather
Eor this city continuance OF clouds and rain Ia TO be
ernected to-day, with little change OF temperature.
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A Sunday school teacher was giving lesson
Rutb she wanted TO bring out the kindness OF Boaz
n commandnR the reapers to drop large handfus Of
wheat Nov, children" she said Boaz did another
nice thing for Ruth can you tell me what II was
q Married her |" said one OF the boys.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

THE POPULAR VOTE IN MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.-The official vote OF
MARYLAND for President and ycgPresdent is follows:
1ilen. =
l'OoA
Tndena majority ......---....--l97 9799
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MARRIED.

Parers Hair Baisam the best preparation ever made
for restoring gray hair TO its original color
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

the baomethA variations this ntnof
The endeuAr lines diyis9n. of time 70, the hqu pc
The Irregular white line the oscillations Of the
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Fallen into the dusty crypt
OF darkened forms and faces.

Mr. Fisher was even q greater disappointment as
yoeo,,,s II the part is anything II is sadly humorous,
disappointed warped nature, Ieposef dreamy pctur-
esoue and strange. Mr. Fisher made MIN Dstlihg'
uehraieloolng parsonage now jocuar, now glum, and
much addicted to eOcut1On There was no sign i'll the
face Of the life has been wrecked ana can never DC
oired There was no sound, the voice, Of the deep
dpess which jnf,rates every thought Of Jacques, and
,okcs even his laughter rustic like wthered leaf This
lro,r soI,noised and never solictous of sympathy,
sbopd vet win the tenderest affection. Mr. Fishers III
,ernretation presented n kind Of ready cOunselor
coupanion TO the state" and, when II came 10 the
Seven Ages made neat elocutonary poht-snu 'na'
,Vas all How different from the spontaneous soemnlty
and lofty abstraction the lonely dignity ana weird
pathos with which, not very long ago. on tDis Saiho
stage those marvellous words were uttered by Daven-
port
With the Touehsone OF Mr. Daydge the critical taste
OF the time has long been well satisfied IL IL sohg
and humorous personaton. 1t would be nearer to
sbkesncare il the interior spirit 1t softer gent
ler and more dreamily droll. The humorous folly OF
To,ebstone plays over gentle heart and wise mind;
and a little haIf-concealed wisfulness might well take
the plaee OF some the lowcomedy crace with which
he ia usually emphasized upon thetstage The Adam OF
Mr. Hardenburgh was hard the Oirer OF Mr. Barrymore
yacuous; aud the celia of Miss Jeireysews laporea
and artificial.
And yet with these defects-which merge themselves
into deficiency Of poetic perception ana an imperfect
adaptabty OF persons 10 things-the reVNa o Az lou
Te at the Fifth Avenue Theater is one of the most
commendable and satisfactory undertakings that the
local stage has Afforded II is great forward s'rius
from the folly recent days IL an enort 70 make tne
theater fulfill its rghfu duty II VIII dnuse innocent
Measure and stimulate thought IL VIII nave ior mos'
nersons who see it. all merits and no defects It'll
worthy OF success aud shall DO entirely glad 70 500