Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1873, Page 12

12 REVIEW OF AMUSEMENTS. ‘THE DRAMA, When, fn the conreo of twa haurs, ono learna from halt-a-dozen compoting theatrienl munnagers that “ tho pooplo don't appoar to turn out to he thentres just Tow," ona doce not. pay any eapoctal Attention to the romark, becauso (he reasonn (hint aro anslymod to ex- plain this popular error aro goncrally valucleen, Thero i, wa uro lold, & perfod of stagnation, or uomethiug of tho Lind, and people don't care to go to thontres, Nover does the colcldence of *perlod of stagun- Liun " with o porlod of unattractive porformances ape pear tostriko thoso managors, It 45 tha old story of tho carpenter complainiug of hia tools, 1t 18 novor tho fault of tho fudividual complatunnt, Tho past weck s Dot ono of those posiods of Atugnntion, Mysrs! Mine strol Company, and tho Acndemy of Musia doing all tho business, whila tho othor places of amuscmen- stagnatod, At tho ono Louss wero Arllugton & Cotg ton's Minatrols, and at {ho other M, D. P, Hoswera in 2o of her least attractivo peclaltios, aud yob busi- ncan was quite oqunl to the nverage fu those placea, At tho othern the nbsenco of the public was accounted for in varions ways, nonsof which, probably would bo satlsfoctary to the managors of tha several houses, But they whi never learn 1t and what {a tho uso of impress- ing 1t uneleaaly npon them ? : M'VICKEN'S THEATIE, 1In o mixed Rocloty, suich an ours, it would bo strange fudeed if somo npologiet conld not be found for tho unwelcomo drama which Mr, McVicker has been play~ 1ng to his cost dutiug the past week, Buch an apolo- glat appears fmmediately In tho form of tho transl. tor¥ of this ndmirable * classic,” an hio delighted to term {t during tho days of his “working up™ of tho pleco. Wo congratulate Mr. Cazauran npon what little success liis lugenuity bos wet with, 1o hna suc- coeded in soveral things, Ifo bins advertised' bimmolf very thorougbly, justas Mr, Sardou, his compatriot, has dome, o has succceded in drawiug out a protty gencral expresslon of bollef tbat Mr. Dion Boucleault is somewhatof n pirate, aud that > bim {8 & sourco of groat satisfaction, But that he hoa satisfied tho publio that his trauslation fs, artisti- cally conaldered, anything Uko the equal of Afr, Boucloault’s, or that tho original * Vis do Bahsmo," ‘which lie claims to have faitufully followed, is anitailo o that clas of comnunity which has buflt up Mr, McVicker's fortunes, la not by aay moans plain, On tho contrary, ho appoars o have Leen undor the strange hallucination, in which Mr, MVicker hos shared, thnt while tho' prospect of prostitution in real 1ifo oftends ugninst purity of thought, upon tho stugo 1t becomea shuply eujoyablo, 0Ll Cazauran, Cazauran, qurm to dementin cepit? 1n our notica of tho first porformance of the pleco wa took tlie 0ppOFtuniy of solectiiig oo OF two pas~ sutes from M. Cazauran's *litarai translation® for tho keener poluliug of our verdict on tho piece, 1t is unticcessary to repoat thono pusRIges, OF Lo felze Upon » groat muny otbers cqualiy {ndecent and offonsive, Tuoy uro both iudecent and offensive in pito of the Ingontous defonso mude by tho traurlior, Thoy aro gross In thulr wuggostions, us well os mbsos Tutoly indecent i thoir * llteral meanug, Ono~ unturully Inguires, *Is this the *Mimi’ ‘hat won s qualificd success In Now York: and could the audiencos of that city tolerate whiat Ohieago revolted at 7" ‘Tho snuwor fs 8 very plain one, As b, Boucienult adapted the plece ho® divested it of ov- ery suggestion that could offend, and 8o extensivo st buve been the scavonger-work bo performod on Lo pleco that bis clalsm to the authorship certaiuly ap- goars stronger by compariun of * i » with M. azauran's ¢ litral trausiation,” where tho pestilen= tiul matter Los been permitted to acoumulato to tho dinguist of tho sudfonce, In this Mr. Cazmuran muy clim to have acted without buscly - truding upow Mr, Doucloault, ihough ths cluim ~doss not hLold good 1A every respect. Tho ingoniots translator clulums that (ho dramu {8 ong of * nublo hearts and weak natures tenching the tuoral “Cultivate noble hearts nud avold weak natures, The moral {e & good ono, but that the drumin teaches It dovs not nppear, A glanco at the dramatia_ pereour shiows thin, Divested of tho romance throws nround them, thoy are a got of miseralue scamps, Noblo Tieart No. 11e Redoiphe, o lovesick youth who aban- Qous & comfortable houe mud indulgent unclo to con- sort with vagrants ud othiers of a lowor typo, and gain & biadowy substanco by tho constructiou af * lyrio rocTy.! Tuis business belng vory unremuncrative, and his weal nature requiring support, his noble heart 13 constantly ocoupted in tho avasion of hin just dobits, His woulk nuturo contracts obifgations, ond his noblg boarl utda {n chenting bia creditors, ‘The noble heart Rooures him tho sifection of & tuistrers, aud the Seak Daturo providen Lim with money, prooured, it appears, sty teom tio womi, i paidy frau o frigud, wio o constantly supplying Lim with wmall suin of 1uoney, The noblo Ligart cxtands futo not one singlo aot of generonity through tho entire fivo aots, but, on the Contrary, leads 1t owner i o numbér_of cou- temptitle transacticus, Noulo Iteart No, 2 s inciosed fn the broast of s silly ond pruriont ortist, Marcel, who carries with him n littio satehtl of, curpenters’ toola, Hla use for these 18 to boro Loles in the walls of his apartment thut bo may obscrve umcen the privaoy of his nolghbors, This oobla fustinct iA forclbly brovght out i thu socoud act, whioro Lio 18 discovered borlug o holo In tho wall to walch o woman who occuplos the udjolning apariment, Tho wealness of bin haturo is Mustrated by his re coiving buck with open arms atd wasiing lils money upon caurteean, by denling out emall stuns of moncy to Dis frionds, ail by wealing tbo bulk of it In folly. Noblo Heart No. 3 da- Colinay, o pbilosoplior,” about whoul ihers” fn nothing vory striking, cxcopt that he allows Noblo Heart No. 2 to puriofn hin dress-coat, Noblo Heart No. 4 fa O'fteardon, an Triehmn, whose Dobility {8 shown b tho Terullty of his resources in defrauding others, To avoid tho daugers of actual dobi, be lives for threo weck In & cab, and_aubeiats precatiously upou otlier poople, He {8 generally impecantous, but st times 8 provided wilh coin In such large amounts as to pro- voko tho conviction thut bia_weuk naturo lns Ied bin into Iarceny, Noblo Heart No.5 is Mimi, o found- Hog, whoto weaknoss 8 s sincero attachment for tho worihleas Rodolphe, who failed to marry hor boforo occupylug hor apartmients, Her nobilify appears to conaist in the generosity with swhich ahio overlooks tha indocent specchua and gross allusions which both her fover nnd hor uuclo aro coutinally pofuting n her, Noblo Heart No. 6 1 Jusette, on avowed courtesan, mistress of larcel, andn se, sordid creatiire, like the rostof hercluts, When Kudolphe asks her wht becamo of ier on hier loaving Noble Heart No, 3, tho gentloman with tho purtiality for peoping through eyc-holea o thio wall, eho TopHus, with 8 wink, that sho han Leon ‘hg ward of a Visconnt,” Sho is passionstely fond of dress, and posseses the noblo hieart of thio cluss to whicll he belougs, lenving hor lover as_soon ns Lia money gves out, 'Sho exbilits the weaknews of her naturd by returning to that impecunious pereon os 100m 85 Ber wenithicr lover has cast Lor off, Noble foart No, 7 fa fiaptisto litlo loss tha » fool. ie leaves u comfortublo vitiation for o very fll-ynying one, tecciving nous Where he formerly rocolved franics, 1ii woukiess is Intrigue, oud Lo hostens tho ¢atas- fropho ot tho piice | by rocelving brilke forging letters, and doing other things quitg worthy of 'his employors, Tho rest of tho characters ate ordinnry mortals, who do not clalm to posscas thie nobility of tho Bohemiaus, nor do thoy exhibit the weaknens' Of motive which churaoturize tho lntter; How much one would caro to cultivato thosolingblo Learla” i urely matteeoftueto ynd priu- ciplo with the mew, and o quieation of cash with the womon, 8o 1nuch for the teachings of this * claselcal roductlon. In addition to (hig, the introduction of an rishman 16to tho drama was Mr, Boticteault’s idea en- trely, and was rather forced upon him, It docs ' mot ndd o the elrength of - tho ploce, bocpuso dt % & doflanca of probability, Thoro aronoIrisimen, speaking with o el brogie, stnong tha Boliomiuns of Paris, and it Is an absurdit} o pioture one, aud all tho loss' oxcusabla bocanes it 18 on litation of Doucieault in deflance of tho authior *literally " tranwinted, Tho coustruction of the loce i<, fn (e fieat twa acta, very weak, tho action dilatory and shamubilng, 3ad the gonoral impres- slon conveyud one of intense stupidity, This shows Mr, Guzauran's adusronco to the author, Bince Mur- Fer's doy tho puinciplos of dramsilo comstrice ton lavo been aomowhat better undorstood, old mathods dlscarded, ond mewer ones adopted, This in admifably flustrated by o comparison of the fecble tormiation of th fiest act of ¥ Frouchwomen " and (ho vigornus and trencliant cons clusion of ho Bamu uct Ju MimL” Tho third and fourth acta ura consldorably baster ilun thy Aral 1wo, There Is mora action, but thero bt waut of spirit in the dialogtte, It drags heavlly, Tlie third fs fitended to be ful) of pathios, but the clrcumstanices do ot clalin tho sympathy of tho sudionce, Thoro I8 & partivg aceno botweeh the two boate® and thelr mis- tresies, Thoe moro comacleutiotis of the two dopurts W o bighly molodramatic manuer, whilo tho mercenary oue leaves s quickly as possdblo, (lustrate g the weakness of Lor huture, The reluctnce uf tho former §8 upparently Indicative of the nobility of lier aearl, Tho lust act taa vry sflly ooo, Inorder to bring out ge trougly a8 possibls the nobility of (he Iribmna who 1 hupposed to talk Frencl witha Limerlck accont, it fs necassary tolet him ninko somo sacrifice, The wenthior 14 cold ; Tt hit got i of bis at, To work this In, the dylng mistress of the lyrio pout’ wuntes Lier laat Dreath fu asking fora * pretty white mult,” Tho pliloroplier prowptly nelia Lis ibrary to & grocor for wruppors, aud tho Irishnian nyenlontly trades his coat {Ora muff and a llnen ter, tho formier o gratify tho dyhug wish of his triond’s mistross, and the latter to oxhibit tho warmth of bis hieart, 1f &y ono of thess fellows bind turncd in_ond dono o dag’ work ot _Iud-currylng, bo would bavo deservod o little wympathy, As a wholo, tho Sramn s dull, heavy, inmora, and wnmoaning ; 1t in badly bullt, and &0'much th'better, Mr. Boiicleault can uover ‘recover sny damogea on acconnt of ita roduiction, As to tho ncting, it It unfair to oriticise i Docauso the performora wore al at & divadvuntago, The beat ncnntxmmnglmul wiis dona by Misu Jonle Batchelder in tho rolu of Mugette, It wan very irie, atntully realiatio, Nover 4ld tho lady dross better, ook prettior, or act with more spirlt, Considering the naturnl repugnance of B woman {0 such a part, hor performurico wun deaorving of the utmost prafvo. Bl & Dretty foot, and ncceusorics, woro great additions (o tho attractive forco of i’ drsmo. Of Mise Gray's acting wo cannot sag mich thut can gratity hor, Tl 1n tlis noro unfortinato as the lady evineed such obvious deslre to piease. But h i untitted in every wny for puroly parhiatie purts, und will do winel 10 futory to avoud playtng them 1o atdisnees which Buvo watchod aid wept Witk ono of tho strongest jue thetlc uctronmed of the present day, Dr, O'Nuil never appearod less oy than [ (ko folo of Kudoluhe, tho noblu heart who gushed Jyrio poatry, Ha wore that wine-colored valvat coal, oF uuy very liko i, that Mr, Norris wo firnily curvled through *Ounte It murk Liuvo heon th game, ‘Thuro In o Listory (o this coat, and wo wihll glve (g prescnt owner an ahatract of titly, 1t paswed from somtundy to Mr, Norris, who distigiire 0 Capt, Hatrea 1u 1t {or & weik, A fow weoks later wmothior actor woro it in o kacloty drains, and tha uee yurance was glven tiat o bud purctisied it Bir, Norrls han gouo to MVicker's, and fof this coit ap- pearaon dr, O'Nell a8 Kodolphe. Tt msy not bo it 5f placeiers,—probubly it fonot,” Rodalphe Just o= coped béeg i Junatle, oxhitliing’ tho weskuehu of kis TITE CITICAGO DAILY TRIBUNIE: INDAY, & TPTEMBER 21, 1873, mind, na woll w of his nnture, by rinning awag from n foriune to bocomy n poelid hoggar, and. & Jyrieal beat, 1L would not aurprise anybody shold hio wear witig-coloral voivot booth, and’ arritige bis bnir ns Jonquin Miller doea, Lt in lis actiug ho wos tume, aud, Wko the audience, folled to noo any ‘of that nobilily elafmed for the charotor, M. Norrls ployed tho part of Alareel, tho noble heatt with un Itcling for ttnubeorved tudy of Indloy’ bud- roomn, Ho dressed woll, imid mndo wp well, but thero wan 10 opportunity for good netlug. Mr. lorce, s Ceitnay, was oon o tho wamo romintk, Mr. Flayds digunt’wnn roal, not nsaumed, It an ovidently transforeed from his individunl surroundings ta tho incldents of thio pleco, And no wondor, for ko nover appsared a0 completely out of his_eloment, Hap- tiste wns rowderod ~ by Mr, Boymoue, aud very inadequately pinyed, Yo must havo felt the' character of tho rolo by condescending to o esturs {hnt tried tho atoutest stomach i tho house, n o moment of countorfelt rapturo ho standa bofoto Mémd, slop-pail in hand, snd embraces it, bending bis hieadd 1n loving _abandonment over ite adotons aper- tury, Ughl Mr, George Holland played tho part of Jienoft, tho mirerly Iandlord, very commendnbly, and left n very dizagreenblo fruprosslon with tho nudience, a8 the author intended, Mrs, Ailen and Mr, Ilnhllur\l wers bolli good, na_ thoy nlwngn are. 'Thia deliclous dramatio morceatt with §th noblo hearts, moral lessons, and appetizing action, will bo played for a fow nighta moro, TIOOLEY'A THTATRE, Nr. Hownard's oxecllant drnma, “Lilian's Last Love,” ran for junt a fortnight at Hooloy'sTheatrs, It might Linve lyed longer hat uot the Lilfun with whom the public bocnme familinr been takon alck, nnd compeled 1o rotire for a nearon under sttentivo snd necdod med- fenl troatment, Miss Moek played tho part from Sat- urduy lust, and played it in a vory ereditable monnor, Mica® Meck 38 s conrummate artiste, and s sluys capablo of giviug » gool ' tntcrpro. tatlon ot charactor, but - Liffan had boen played by lor associato, sud she took Lold of it xother Jute in ita existouce, ‘The munngament, thore- fore, withdzow 1t on Thursday, presealing’ In ita plice Mr, Bartiey Campbell' deservedly stccesaful zocloty drama ¢ Poril, whioh was ono of the featurcs of Inat senson st Hooley's, An ila production ywna Tecent, thero 1a no necossity for dwelling at any lengih on fla Inorits, Tho populsr verdict has aiready beon glvon upon it, snd tho managomqut havo recolvad nolid ovidoncen of ite succoss, Tho cast differed copaldorably from that of its prosentation by tho old compsny, omo or two only of o chiagacters romalning n the samo liands, Dick Toth- b7 wan_pisyod by Mr, Bisisdoll, who hus greatly i 1rovod bis iinpersonation, by imparling o it moro fucedor and bilarity, and moro natural action, The real horo of tho pioce s this Dohemisn, who inters forgn I order tosdjust s difculty batviean Lusbuud ond wife, Dick Is an oxcallont follow, & roal good- bearted yotng man, full of daring, Just tho idonl cor~ respondent of tho wateripg places, AMr, Campbell aposka oxcellontly for Limaolf oud hia fricnds i tho portrait Lo gtves in Dick Rothely, for bo lifts lifm ‘nbova tho meannces, concelt, and vulgarity too often_ flayrant characteriatics of {ho nowspaper corrospondent of the stage, Mr, Tiaisdoll appesta to understand this, aud acta accordingly. Mr, J. J, Sul- liran plaga the purt of Raiph Hajden, 11é siwaya Plays tho Jealoa Lusband, which may accoant for Hia continuing to bo an old bathelor off tho stage, As lio grows accustomed to Chieago audiencea -3r. Sullivan greatly {mproves, and plays his parin with more easo Uocaugo with grester confidenco, - Ho has dropped tha! melodramatio stylo of ncting with readiness, and adapted bimself comfortably to socloty plays. ' If bo oxclnims fn troglo tonea: *Touch mo nok," it 1 bo- causo tho author put thoso suff-necked words futo his mouth, A mn cont say, “ Touch me n0L™ maturally, becauso it I8 & most unbatural phraso for a well-brod gontlcman 10 uso to his wifo, % Don’t touch me,” i {lio_vornacular, Bir, Saulsbury played Lord Hager, and did not nppear o twell I that part a8 botws fn othors, Tho watering:placo bogus nobloman ia gonorally an olly sort of felow, who speaks very quictly and Is possessed of much nérve, 1e doca not sct on mpilso, becauro ho §a contiuually on bis guard, As Count de Carojuc, Mr, Saulsbury waa oxcellent, be- causo Lin mothod was poculiarly ndapted’ 1o the part, It i5 nmot so here, Mo diesses and minkes_up well, but there n' too much encryy about him to be feconciled with 8o ¢rafty aud Insinnai~ ing a choracter, Mr, Campbell thinks Mr, Ssulsbury plays tho part_better than Ansbods who liss ever ap- eatod fu it, 1f the author -rocognizes bis creation, thora In nothiug more to bo sald, G, I, Hailey, I yor, fa the_part awsigned to Mr. Bishap, who ploys it Yery nccoptably. M, Campbell utilizes tho comedinn Ders in the dovelopment of tho plot, nnd Baj.ey ia tlieroforo u very ensoutinl 08 woll as enjoyablo elenent of tho dramn. M. Blahop I moro natural in s ren- deriug of it thun Dillon v, und keops tho liouso fn s_siato of good himor {hrough tho enfiro pleco. This fa nocosears, becaiso the din Togie Is oceastonally stupid, and bt for some strong comedy o fecling of npathy would prevail, Mr, Otia playe the fop Pity-Paé_pleasantly, s doea Mr, Sogya the old man, Mr, Rood a8 Pricc,tho darkay, 1s aixo very amusing, Perhaps if ho lowered bis voice a littlo it would mako the character a trifle mora sly, Mirs Meek an Jaura Hayden was quito worthy of Liorself, and looked oud - dressed woll, — Misa Cowell Alice dressed well and lovked a8 prelty over, but _yleldod fo o tempiation buritsque, Mrw. Maeder was, s usus lent, ‘ond Miss Tilton tho reverso of excall Mirs Juckeon ua Napmie only needs a litla more co fidenco to ill the requiroments of tho part, 4 Peri) ® will bo played during the pre-cnt week, Tts success Luat acason wacrauts good bouses, AGADESIY OF 3USIO, Mre, D, P, Bowcrs connmonced her two-weeks! on- gagemont at Mr, Gardinor's protty theatro lust Mon- dny, opening with tho trlto aud now unitercating dramo of “Lady Audloy's Secret,” 8 pleco which hua now fallen frito disfavor in Chicago, ‘Tt s n wasto of power ot the actress? part to play it longer, It way Tetained unitl Thuraday night, when ¢ Gianillo * was played to o betier bouse, On Friday night Mre, Dow- ers ippesred b8 J/ulfa in " The Huriehback 7 to a good liouse, aud, us this s her best_character, a_fow words ‘upou {t miny not e ummies, The character ia ono of great aliNouly, requiring, 1o bring out its most. dollcuto Blindes aud most sublo jntricacles, a thorough nce qualntance with tho stage, sud Immense force, Tho Jatior {8 wn _oxceptivnal posrossion by nctressos, tho former comes only from Jong experience : tho two oro scldom Dlended in aristes w5110 can T)uyonsto down o Julw'a ge, lence, Whilo Mre. Bowers furuiahes oll tho art uocessary io the portrniture, sho lina pusked that perod in’ lier lifo Wlion slio fatrly looked tho charscter. ‘This {5 & mattor 10 bo regratted profoundly, becauss lior acting do- perves auch high pralso, There aro Umes when Lady Audley unconsclonsly appears In the ploy, It is Lady Audley who wipes hier eyes; wWho signs the marrlage contract; who demands hor lover's letter, It Is Juiid, howover, who describes hor ambitions to_ffelen, an who ropfaves that piddy young porson for tradiicing Ciiford. Thero oro times, too, whon Mrs, Bowors ro- calls tomind Madame Junauschok, in voice, gesture, and profile, althoug sue is ovidently unawaroof iha Hkeueus, Howover, with tho disndvantago of appearanco portlally stoned for iu bur oxquisite dresaing, Julia ia linquestfonally Mre. Bowers' finest impervonation, Her support was not all that it should have been, Shut our eges, and in Mr, Lvana s Sir omas Cliford you Tiear a tine, mollow voico breuthing dlguity and soltsros spect Iu every syllablo; opunyour oyes, and the illusion i8 dispalcd,” Mr. Evuna brushoa his hair in o curve over bLia forchead; bis walk Is looso and ehambling ; his dressiug poor, nd e gesturca often menningloss, Miss Fletcher 14 o poor Heien, Mr. Webstor us Modus is very amusiug, ond playa tho part well, The shcej— i ook ho sanuines 8 cupita L 12 offect upon thio - dlence, and bis atart of plur on finding love palpably made o him brings down the louse, Noxt wock tho grand historicol spectacular dramu, % Amy Robsart, the proparty of Mrs, Bowers, \ill be produccd to with” rich “setting, 'There ik ouo featuro apout tho Academy which deserved recognition Comparison s ita gpouiag, and that [ i orclostra, may_seemfuvidious, but thero s no doubt that Mr, Gurdiner ina without doubt tho Lest orohestra fn tho clty, Bir, Locscl: {6 the leader, and o violinist of un- ueiial capacity, Thero aro holf o dozen aolofats in the orchestra whiose individual offoria novor fafl to obtain rocogoition, The selections ara always gond, and tho Tarity of o really good orchestra i desurviug of moro thun & mere paseing notice. We comtmend BLr, Gordi- Her's cnterpriso o other managora, THE GLOBE TIEATRE, # A Talo of Enchantment?"at tho Gicbe Thentro hng beon doing fairly for Me. Lawlor during tho past week, aud will be coutinued for tho prescnt opo untfl Wedneadsy evoniug. Tho dancing f8 all that can bo duuired, o8 theuames of the charming Dotty and Emily Tigl alono would testify. Wednosduy ovening is to Lo notable for & grand tostimantal bonedlt tendered theso bundsome and accomplished queens of tho Terpe sickorean art, a fact which will guaranteo o largo at- tendunce wt tho theetre, On Thursday, and from that {inio o the e of tho week, “*Notre' Datao” will b glvon, MYERS' OPERA-HOUSE. Arlington, Cottou & Kemblo sunounico another weck of aucceas ih a bIll which promiscs plenty of fun, Tho programme fa changed untirely, introducing’ fomo protty balladaand comito sougw, ~Bobby Newcomb ap= Peurs un ® The Active Boy,” Mackin und Wilaon I thelr apociultion ; tho quartelfo in koms pleasant molodies 3 and that *’bud man," Bidy Rice, in o most ubaurd slatch, entitled ¢ 0ho Busted Balloon ; o, Tho Graphfs Rufue,* Tho performunce conclules With o lsughisble sensatlon euiltled * Lifo on the Frontler,” including tho wholo company. DRANATIO NOTES, Mian Mogglo Mitcholl will appear ab Booth'a Thoatre on tho 0th of October, 88 Fanchon, Mir, Boucicavit {s resting at Now London, Conu,, in BIr, William Btuurt's ses-elde cottuge, - Mr, W. R, Floyd will bo 8 momber of Mr, Lestor Wallack’s dramatio corpany next season, Now York ls alrcady crazy over Salviud ns Othello, Thul critics are unsnimous in scknowledgivg him s muster, Auguntin Daly line four theatres under his chargo at present, ‘Lhres of thom are slready open—tls Grand Opora-Touso, Broadway, and Olymple, Roaso Massey, romembored in Chiesgo us ono of tho Lydia Thompson blondes, §s playlug leading parts at the Gayoty Theatre, Loudon, Bothorn opons tho soavon nt Wallack’a on Sopt, 29 after which will coma a string of storling comedies, produced in the stylo for which tho theatrola famous, “ Lo Bpsgnoletto,” & drania by Biguor Micholo Oucl. wfallo, the utthor of * Pergoless," 18 sald (o have bion i viout wuceensful play” purtdrmed Ulv sedson 1 tome, Alr, Jafforson's roprenentatious of Rip Van Winkle hiave,been attended, frow the first, by great crowds of poopdu ut Tooth's Thioutro, Ths mugnot hos ot lout any of ite attruckive awer, ‘Cho Geneva “husinces ™ betweon England and America fa to b burlesqued fn tho London pantomfues hoxt Curistinns, ‘Ll subjoct I, fived, niost irthe provoking, eapeclully to Eughlsl’ peoplo, M. Victor, a comedian, well known in tho Britiuh Provinees, wiile porforming in Lyons a comfo chur- acter, full down and was taken up dead, Aunotler so- tor diod ** iu harnoss,™ Mr, Sardon fa thoronghly Amierican in his apprecins tlon of desd-head sdvertlsing, * L'Oncle Ham " hus bion prepared for the stage, and will be praduced in Puria this month, The extravagances woros choap udvortisoment of tho pleco; notblug more, Tho Toston Tyacslier baye that Br, Ariliur Chienoy never contamplated bullding & theatro on the Doacon catuto, but thet tho aite oxcitod tho admiration of & London (Lngland) opers and ticstrical company, who l in oll protblity wil comploto thele nogollutions and orect a buflding whick witl vie witl any in Tondon or Now York, The English compsny requirea that n thivd of tho eapital for tho eroction of tho building sliould bo taken wp fn Hoston, The New York Lyceum opencd ita doora Inst week nd sdmitted a Iargs andienco to ane of tha brightest il moat beautifnl theatres in tho conntry, Tho open- {ug plece waa Anidrow 1ailidoy's dranutio version of Victor Hugo's ** Notre Damo do Paris,” A thentrical mansgor went to tho Daroness Cotitt to woliclt hier putronngo and tho ueo of bor_nnmo for on entortainment 1 aid of tho widows and orpbans of Englint unknown to fame, The gonil lady cheerfully granted his roquost and ordorod 100 tickots at £1 oacli, Mr. Dan Dryant has_arrived homo from Eurape, Mo lns been neting in Livarpool and Dublin, and in hoth eitien cltica hin succesn was amplo aud gratifylng, Mo played Handy Andp ¢ Tém in “The irish Emle @rant " and the Liero of Tho Trish Lion," For the ensuing acafon at the Qourt Theatrs, Ton- don, it o atated that Mr, W, 8, Gilbert and_3fr, Hor- man Merlvalo aro preporiug now plays, which will_bo omented by burleaquea from 'the pen of Mr. Gilbert a! Deckott nnd an author hithiorto mnknown, M3, 10, loddarty with hi compung, Including rivs Tofto Hurk, Misn Julia Gaglord, Sig. 3. T. ing: gold, Mr, Cliarlos . Rockwell, and otbors known to ‘motropolitan playgoers, begau his season in \\‘or«ntm:' Daes,, laat Monday evening with “ Tho Long Biriko. Misn Cowpor, who plags Astarta in ** Manfred,” at the Princesa’ Theatro, London, has bnt ono word to uttor, and that fn: Farowoll,” Bhontudiod the delly- ery ot s word throo montis, ¢ 1o sail ad nally nchioved n groat success, BIr, Daly oxpects to got a run of four weeks out of “Pho Wandering Jew,” at_the Grand Opers-Hauso— tho Itallan u}llrn neason under Mr. Maretzek beginning onOct. 0, “A Midsummer Night's Dream,"at thia thentre, prodiiced Aug, 19 and withdrawn Bept, 8, was played only twenty-ouo times, Tho New York Herald anys of Mr, D, 1L Harkins, onoof the Grand Opora-Honao company, that W lio has not yet entircly succeoded in overcomiug that unfor- tiinate henltation of spcech which 1a_sugigeativo of an olophant crossing a broken bridgo and cautiously feel- ing ita way, " Drly's_company have Leen ploying # Fornande st Pike's Opera-Hoise, Cincinnatf, and tho undiences Tather like it, Tho droma hus énriched tho lungunge oxpresscs fla opinion of tlio last act, The same paper will tho word anti-cilmnxical,” in which tho Enquirer tins kowiso discovored that 3tiss Morrla' dreas, ' of brosd white satin aud velvet strines, fa wonderfully suggestive of tho femnlo flend which aho has become i tho third ack” Ladics may draw their own conclu- slons, A cnrioun dificulty han, accordiug to a portion of thio Parialan rcss, artested tho negotiations for tho roduction of *Jéan do Thomoroy,” of the Theatro ‘rancafs, Tho donoucment of tho' ploso exacts tho rosence of a borso upon the stago, and all the pres. igo of tho unmes of the autliors, MAY, Sandoatt and Atigler, Is mot sufliclent to reconcilo the comedy to Buch ot fnnovation, It s nover gono further in tho way of permitting nimiuls upon the stago than exbib- iting tho dogs in ** Les Platdeurs,” and thoso are stull~ e, Like mozo than ono Ingllsh dramatist, M, Sardon s unfortunnta in i constantly-sdvanced claim toord inatity. Each succeeding drams he puts forth is ate tribuicd to somo work proviously oxlsting, if tho rght to it is mot disputed by @ brother dramatist, Too Intest naction sgainst DL Bardou,—one brought by 3, Cournfor, who charges tho mallern Autolyous with having taken from ono of Bis works a_largo portion of Andres,"—has been abandoned, M, Gournlor recoguizing thiat tho sltun- tions_nnd detalls Lo elnfmed o8 hisown wers to La fouud I ** Agnen," a play proviously giveu in Amerdca, A disturbanco oconrred at tho Plymouth Theat Enginud, recently, in_consoquence of a party of nva ollicorn ‘muklug & _(cmonsiration ngainet Oharics Reado's piny of “IUs Nover Too Lato to Mand," Which waa belug porfcrmed. The party mede so much nolve that tho audience callod for thelr romoval. The police atiempted to remove them, but thio officors rosistod 80 violoutly that the polico Tiad to_ request ofhor Dorfons n the sutiente {o aonist thom. Tho performance was atopped for nearly an liour, diiring (o wholo of which timo tho Lo i mtago Woro in great uprour, aud nany women Tiinted. Ono of tha uaval ofiicers Jumped on tho biage, nud waa handeuffed with tne hanideuils intended for ouo of tho convlots in tho pliy, Tho offemlers \vero brought beforo {he maginiraies on Moviay, Their namta were: Licut, Robert Iugh Gorawall, 3. M, 8, Britonnia ; Mr. Gilbert Bdward Cornwall déneribed an a gentiomsy & Liouts, Willinm May_sud ilugh Guugli, . M. 8. llcrcules; Liout. the lon, Edward Neeafum, I, 3. 8, Aghuconrt’s Liout. David Dixom, 5. M, 8, Cambridgo ; and Mr, Aifred Donny, Tetirod nava) otlicer, Needbnm was tined £12; the tvo Coruvally, Bay, aud Gough, £10 each; ud Dixe o, £5. “Tho New Tork Tiribune apowks thus pleasantly of {11at moustrous compound of trash aud pruriency cii- fitled “ The Now Magdalon,” which wus played ut Toailvs Thcatre: * Wocould not wish a Lappier re= ult far the rasyectabla slago thun thut sl dramus of Hhi queer chiaracter shonld get, ut thestutt, tho benetlt of the Wenver funily oud Miws Lolla Pateinan, ~ Avys g moroaulutury, In o liggionic polut of view, could scarcely bo concolved—unicss perliaps it wero u'vigor- ona exercise of tho ilastrative taleut of Mr, T. G, Maynurd, Mr, Learock, Mr, Gorham, and MM, O, itos shuv, Allogothier thers forces leavo tno carboilo ackd of ctitictant vuitrely n thy shado, Upon the mauperin Whicl fhoy divinfected * Thie New Magdalen’ wo donot Toui that partcular comnieat 18 niecoonary, bir. Josoplt Wheelock, Miss Mary Wells, und M, Nelson W, Decker hiudored the yrocews s kittlo by munifesting ‘maturul fecling, wkill fn nction,and_inierceting attributes of churacter, But they were unable to defeat the whole- RO Tesult, and whon the pocformance bud cndud Thro was notbing left of the piny. *'ha New Mgdu- Jau’ fs dead, Funeral corcrnonies will Lo pertormied aver it now oud then, but tho mourners will be few § and tho sooner Mr, Booth gote i burled tho better 1t Wil bo for Lis peaco of mind, to say notblig of {ho at- mosyliero of is theatre, That theatre hus Litnerto Tieon . place to which men Luye felt tuut they could tako thelr wothors, wives, sud_duughters, nd whcre their fuinflics would not be inyited 10 contbmplato the ywoes of courtcsans in quest of marriage, oF 10 uporus Jato on the causes eud i curs of th soclal evil, Mr. Tiooth mighit do a groat deal woree than to keop 3t €0, Thio indications aro that ko will.” The English press docs not by any means, o8 ano ‘man, Fush to the concluslon that the pApEn concern~ Ing Bhakspoaro and his conucotion with the Globe aud Disckirinrs Theatres, which Mr, J. O, Hulliwell bas dis- Coved, are genuiuo'aud suthontic, Ay, Lalliellis s0id fo Lave slighted on © s rewarkable aud uolquo Bories of docuniouts _rcepocting tho two thentrea With which the poot was conuected, They includod oven listy of thio orjginal propriotors and sharers, Bliakepeare’s namo dovs not oocur in those Lsta Mr, Tioliiwell alo mentiops an uflidavit of tho sons of Jaines Burbage, Ju which thoy stato tuat, after relin- quishing thoir’ theatrical speculations 14 Bhoraditel, Thioy “ bolt the Globe with sutmea of monoy taken up st 1ntereat, whicl: Iay hoavy on us mavy yeeres, and (o onrselves oo Joytieil thoso duserving men, Shiaksporc, lemings, Coutall, Phillips, and otlicrs, partners, L the profittes of that thoy call the Houso." As 1o tho Dlackiriure, thoy nay, “our father purchusod it at oxtrosuo rates, And thado it 1010 & playhouse Wit Great charge and troblo, which aftor wes loascd out 1o ono Lvans thnt Aret solt up tho Loyea com- monly called tho Quecnea Mojcetics Children of tho Chappell. In procesa of g, tho bosea yrow- ing up 1o b rich, it ws coneidered it Louse would be as tt for ouraslves, and 500 purchated tho Toaso rowsiuing {rom Evand with our mouey, und pluced men players, which wora Hemings, Cohdell, Einkepere, and Iifchard Durbsge)” 1t 'hoa beed | ‘polutad out by objeetors that tho Lnglish of these sen- fences 1 scarcely Elizabotian Togilel, bub ears & more modorn color, deapite the old apolling. Lut, in Justico to Mr. Hulliwell, wo must await his full stite- aneut with hia proofs. ' Alr. Hsiliwell, however, writea to tho London Athenaum that the position’ of tho Shiakupearo dooument dlscovored by hiw prevonts tho povetuility of forgery, snd thut i proofs will appear in bls forthcombug Look, music, THE LOCAL MUBIOAL BEASON will bo fairly inaugurated by tho fiest concert of the Apollo Olub, which takos placo a the now Musio Hally on Bept, 30, justend of Sept, 94, ns proviously sn- nounced, In addition to the usual singing of the Club, Mry, Huck, Mrs, Farwotl, nd Mrs, Johnson will sing in trios and kulos, and Mossrs, Goldbeck (plano), Eichetm (cello), and Lewls (violin), will perform a Beotloven trio, The programmo will be & superb one, As & matter of interost to the musically disposcd, wo are requested fo stuto thiat the Olubis about to tseua its Constltution, sud tho names of its officers, active sud sssociato members, in bandsomo pamphlet form, very moon, Thoss who intend Joiniog aro, thorefors, requested to send {n thelr names to tho Secrotury, O, O, Qurtlss, Eaq,, al Toot & Lowls’ muslo-storo, No, 263 Stato atrect, s soou a8 possiblo, that they may be included fn tho publication, THX TUOMAS CONOERTH, Wo havo already onnounced that the soason of “Thomu oncorts will commenco at the new Mutlo Uallon Oct, 6, Tho prospoctus of tho season contaiua soms iutereating purtioulars, - 3tr, Myron W. Whitnoy, woll known s ouo of tho best concert and oratorio siugeru In (lie country, Lius been ongagod, sud will up- pear st ol thio conceria hore, which Wil o ix fn numie Der, Tho oroliostra, as now organized, comprisca slxfeon violine, five violas, four violoncellos, four double bnases, ono harp, ono piccolo, two_ ilutcs, two obous, side drim, bass drum, otc., oL corno Anglale, two larluols, onebass clarinot,'two bsssoous, four French horuy, threo trumpots, hrea trombones, one Luin, kettlo drimn, Tho soloists of_the orclestea ars Mr,’ Beruhurd (o), "y, 8,k Jucobgon, __(violin Adolphus Lockwood Gy, dre bilgono © wolnor | (autel, e, oepli Elter (obou), Mr, Heury Schinklt (French horw), aud Me, Charios Cujpa (rombone). Iu additlon to theko tho foflowlig uow sololsts have been ongaged ; Mr, lelurich Kaysor, solo perfortuer on tho clarinet, feui tho Bilso orchestrs, in erlin, and Mr, Rut dolpli Darge), solo porforuior on tho cornt-a-plston, from 8, Yolorsburg, MUKIO NALT, GONCERT, On Triduy evening, tho S5y aud Baturday stter. naon, the 471, twn concerts will bo glvon at tho new AMusll Lali of' more than ordinary inicrest, i, Bertiis Beousil, therenowned tady violinsty Mr. 3, Q. 1oy, dr., vrgasiet, Mrw. M, 3, IHils, of thia chy woprano, bud AL, . M Ourdy, ‘accompulst, ulvo ol thiu cibyy will appoir, Milo, ronsii reputution hos Drecedud hor, sa vho hias played tn s11f the principul oltfen of Enrape, and n Engluid crosted s gouufua Wunuatfon by hof remarkabio playing, Slio na gradue ato of the Teuguio Oonsorvatory, Nr, Hoyt 1 a rishig young mueicion of grest promlio, and a an of J, Q Ioyl, L, now Now Yok, Wt for o long tme o restdont of thlncity, Inaddithn to his plano porformauces hio will play upon tho Mason & Iamlin orelistrul or- gan—tho thatrument which orosted such & seusation Ationg muslcluns in thin city o ehort tiuo sluco, The ‘progrutumes will bo mado very attractive, PLSONAL, Mrs, Colborno Frascr, s English pianist, and ono of of Thalberg's upile, hns como to this city to resido, and Intends giving piano fostruction, 8L bring with her an exccllont reputation as a muictan whd tho best of reforaticos, Oommuntcations niny he addrossol to hior in caro of Lyon & Hoaly or Julins Bauer & Co, Ttabert Goldback, tho well-known planist, I8 at pren- ont located in the now bullding corner of Htato and Adnms adrocts, over Kimball's anusio raoins, whoro o s carryiug on’ his Connorvatory. Lonis Falk, tho orgauist, hne returned from Lts Lake Buperior trip and Tesumes bin duticaat ho Union Ttk Oliuroh fo-day, Mrs, Magnuseon Jowott, tho well known vocalist and toacher of Hinglug, hian Just returnied from s summor trip to Luka Superior, aud f roudy to resumo hor dutice, TOUNER BALL. Tho programmofor the Turner Hall concort ihls ovendug $u us follows ¢ 1, Urertiro—t Tho Ruler of tho Bpirits.” 3. Solo for clariuct, I, Wefaon 9, Andanto from Fifth Bymphony. 4, ¥lrst finnlo o Barber of Bevi) 5, Overtura to * Voyago fter Pleasi 8, Waltz—" My Lifo s Lave nnd Joy 7, Fantasle—*"Vislons fn & Dream,”, 8, Totponrrl Humoresquo, 9. Quadrille ,. On and after Bopt. 28, the concerta o'clock p, m, givenat 8 NEW PUDLIOATIONS. Wo ara {ndebted to Olivor itaon & Co,, of Boston, through tho courtoay of Moowra, Lyon & Healy, Chl- cngo, for the following new munlo: ! Flowors in June," a vory protty baiind by Oportl; !‘Le Ghiant du Matin,” an fdglle for plano by Uoacowitz, tho woll- known pisost ; “Mapio Beach Waltz," by A, L Hall ; # Facca Vanislicd Liko a Dream,” soug, by W. Royer Littz: “Bwisn Echoes,a iorccan {0f pfano, by Behillor ; Duo for Soprano and Tenor (Fugglamo g Ardorl) fram Verdl's now opera of * Alds " ** Triumpli- sl March," for plauo, by Tercss Osrrono, tho ‘pisniat, whio was hiere Inst wiitor ; ' Bandita’ Galop,” srrauged from Bujpe's opora of “Tho Bandits - plotta,” by A comu'; ' Bpeod Away Gslop,” by orthiold Touira; * Orphous with bia Lute,” ono of Arthur Suiivan's aumirablo songs: Only a Year ‘Ago,"by_Lynceto; # Muonlight Nighba” No. X1V., by DEhor 24 Greating at tha Dore by M, E. 11, Smith s and the following sougs by * Claribel, the ‘populug Englie bailad vomposer : Yos, Wo Muat Part, # Houg of tho Bot” (wet to Jean fugolow's words)e # Alwagn, *The Bnow Liea White,” * Voicos Holy," and * Yoit Cameto Me.” torndalo Bonuott Lias written & sonata for tho plano, after a nilonco of mny years. The Tev, Dr. Cox, the Vicar of Bt, Tolen', of Eng-~ Jand, tue mutlior of * Musical Ttecolléotionn of the Thalf! Century,” is ongaged upon anotlior work equally full of dincor, namely, # Rocollections of tho- Lt ulf-Century of the Tractarian and Ritualistie Cou- troversy," onrruanY. Many musleal readera of {1k TAMUNE who havo Hatened 1o tho delightful playing of tho Meudelseohn Quintctto in days gono by will Lo patied to kuow tiat Carl Melnel, whio uscd to play the second viplin in thut orgunization, was drowned recontly i Germony, Ho wau not only an cxcclient musleinn, but a mau whosg {raits of cluruetor maio for Mat muny warus ‘poraoual jonde, Mudome Nathan-Treillet dicd lately in Potis, Bho wana pupil of M. Duprez, Sho medo her debut, i 1839, ut tho Grand Opera-House, ss Raclicl, In Halovy's W Julve,” her teacher snucting Bloazar, Mucl wan ox- pected from her, but tho lady marced, aud loft tho stago. OLD INSTRUMENTS, o Lave rocelved tho followlng, which cxplains it wolf : gxuvanta, O,, Bept, 16, 1873, To the Rditor of The Chicugo I'ribune Terlinps many of your readers, especially the musleal oniea, would bo_ surpriscd (o lern that ot thls plice, 10 milew from Toledo, i8 to be found ono of thie oldest planos In thie United States, This plauo hne for muny vours boen fu {ho famlly of ' Georgo W, Probirt, o well- own citizon bere, ‘Lo piano was_ mwdo u London 1n tho year 1770, being uow almoat 100 yeara old, It il without dotut bo seut 1o' tho Fhiludaiyhita Conton- piul Exposition, 4 N L. R, T this counvetion, 1t s stated that Dr. Houry Tiinyor, of Cumoridge, Mase., lna in Lis poescssion & very tilo Ttalian inscrauons modo by the carient 1nas- ter of violin-wakers, Gunpar di Halo, uf Drescio, Dwight's Journul of Music pullishes’ s cexlticato from tho “Aumcilcan Consul nt Trieste, showing (lat the lustrumeut vuco buionged 1o tho Kreut sculpior Cutiuva, OFENATIO StUNOMTAUSENS, Nilason and Lucci both hviisg arrived In Now York, {hie rivat impresurios Luve Leguti to eutertuln o jubt Ho with remurkablo storics concerulng their snging birdy, Thus we aro toid that Nsson whiot beat in Tussls; fast ofter 5 coucert n Dlowow, the Itisstn noblemwn corpeled tho flour witlh thomuelyer, nnd that sho walied over tho backs 3 that shio wan uearly drowned fit Lake Geneva, and displiyed grent bravery, and that ebo spent 0,0.0 ih wardrobes whilo 1 Tuils. That I8 & good ®soud-oif ”_for Birukosch, We are now preparcd to heur from Maretsek that Luicea phot an clepinnt in Bouth Auerica ; that sho walked homo froil b cou~ cort i Qvimany over Uismiarck, Frederek Willlam, Yon Mol:ke, aud sny quantity’ of sumiad Dukes and Duchexsen ;. that sho was truck by ightuing i Africa ud never Intnded i, aud that elo s tArown away o triflo of a militlon in Paris on_ Liead-genr nlose. Means wriilo, what will Lo left for Kellogg Lo boast of 7 ONCHES ) AL AND VOCAL ONGAMIZATIONS. Thio Lutst {ur the reccut Birminguam fomival slsts of 25 first vioifos, 26 sccond violins, 20 w, 17 violotieeli0s, 16 double barscs, # doubls sot of reed and Woud Listruments, with ono doutle bussoan, und tho ustul complement’of brass and peranselon, Tie chorus mstors aencly 100 volees to each part. "Liug band &L tho recent Schumnun featival at Bonn wan ono of the flucet ever smombled i Germany, 1t eibraced 20 firet violins, 18 second Oddies, 14 Viols, 14 violoncalion, 12 double Lasses, flucc, obuts, clarinots uud bussons, 4 of oech iuplrumint; 6 lorus, 3 trumyots, '3 trombones, ophicleido, with pers Ccusson as wsusl, This_orclestral 1bmlanx of 111 pluyers wan fianked on oach £ide of tho plutform by a clwrus of V4 volues (120 sopratios, 105 ltos, 72 tonocs, and U7 basves), The forelgu conductora aro svidontly not of tha Ghirore stamp. MUBICAL NOTES, DMme Patti, who {o at present in Paris, intends to ro- ‘mai thero for some weoks, The Grand Opers-Houte in New York is to be sold b musion, under foreclosure docren of tho Supresio ourt, Godfres, bo of tho Guards® Band, Lins a now wallz for tho coming season, compoted {n honor of the lady nbout to wed the Duks of Edfuburgh, M. Safut-Sacus, tho organiat and planist, In compos- fog ou opers on o libretto based on’ the hisiory of La Jucquerio, Ason_of Terr Dorn, the orchestral conductor at Berlin, haa won the prize of 2,600 talers for compo- sition feft by Aoyorbecr, o, mug-gin; ho, mug-gin, from o forln sho- horo,” i thu way o Topeka Lolle rends tho words of a popular song. #Tho Buenn Galton and Jennle Leo Opers Touffe and Gomedy Troupe” are playlug in San Franciac, The stay of the Almeo Opera Bouffs Troupe ad tho Broadway Theatro, Now York, s not to be s protracted gne for esrly in October the compsuy will sppear in avana, A telegram from Parls announca hat Messrs, Maurice and Max Strakosch have become solo dirco- tors of tho Italions Theatro in the Freuch Capital, Tho agen of tho now singurn In tho Euglieh Opera roupo uro s follows: \Wilfred Morgun, feniore ro- buato, from_Covent Garden, aged 25; A, Noas, fenos de Grazia, from Orystal Paluce, Sydeubiam, aged 23 8, Carltox, baritono, from Covent Garden, aged %3. The Kuuke! Brothers aro trylng to establlsh a fino orchestra in Bt, Louls, They havo engaged about thixty of tho best professional performors of tho city, and will soon beghi rebiersals for the firat performance in Octolior, In Italy, munfcipal councils aro mized up with ‘muslcal atfairs, At Bologua, Signor Cusarin declared at the lust meeiing of tho Gouncll, thut the contruct for the Teatro Comtmiualo would shortly bo signed, and thiat during the year % no operas of Waguer would bo pecfornicd, s A Newport, Rhodo Tsland, lady, supposed ta bo on nier deatli-bed, mudo the siugular request, o fow daya since, to hosr ho brass Laud, which was complicd with, tho band appeuring in o evening and pluying sovedal sacrod pieces, Whiel appearod Lo comiort b much, Nr, Mapleson, of Her Majeaty's Opera, during n ro- cent visit to Milan, enguged Blgnoru Mariuunu Lodi (who was punounced for Covent Gorden Lust seasou, Dut did not appeur) : & tenor, Biguor Camero : basuo: ‘profoudo, Biguor Giulio Yorkins (su American), Lady musicians aro 80 seldom honored witls Royal dccorations thet it is Worthy of noto that the Lmperor of Austrin hus Just preseuted to Muduwme Marchial, the tulented Professor of singing at tbe Vienueso Cone servatolre, tho Orous of urit, The Noples Olscrver saysthat Max Strakosch de- cliuea huving auything to do with Ban Carlo this neanon, aud Las writien 1o refuse tho honur offored to him, 10is letter, howgver, by led tho Naples pubila to belicv that st somo futurs day he muy be juduced toenter on tho undertuking, As yet 1o lesseo Lina como forward, although the season I far advanced, and noarly all artistos of auy morlt bave Loew alrcady acritturati, Tho Pull Mall Gazette of Aug, 20 mayn: Mr, Carl Rosw's opera compaty Will commience operationa_on Monday nxt at tho Theatro Royal, Manchester, M Mose Herseo, Miss Lucy Frankiiu, Mwe, Vaner], i Blanche Cole, and Mrs, Aynaloy Cook are among tho Indies engageid, and the list of nalo singers includes the nunies of Mr, Willlam Caktlo, Biguor Mottine, 3, Muurice do Solla, Mr. Ayualey Couk, and sevcral American singors hitherto unkuown in Eogland. Tho Woodntock Standard thus records o succos of [ {m\ug Vermouter : *Mr, Julo E., Perkina, son of Qol. Orson Torkinu, of thia' 10w, liss beeu enguied uu rimo basso st Her Majosty’s Thatro, Drury Lano, udon, for slx ycars, Mr. Vorkine' salary sinounts tosbout §45,000," Ho was under tho tuition of hiy brather, Frof, W, O, Perking, of Doston, il about six years ago, wien' Le went to’ Iialy, whero Lo ban been tudying with suoccss, Mr. Perkina 18 now about 28 goara of age, sud b tho proxpest of & Tt brilian uturo, #r, Ullman ban formed, for s tour in tho Frenoh yroviiices and Uelgluni, b odurert couupuy, caneluivg of Mlle, Marituon, Mnio, Murlo Oabel, utid Mute, do Moitc-Laviuche, vocuilsta 3 Alard, Slvorl, sud Leouard, viollntuts ; Alfred Jaell, tho plauist s Vivier, the horn. player; Tranchomure, violoucellst ! and Muton, Compatiint, To theso hio’ hos addod w fiteraty mut, in the porsoi of Luo Lospes, beot known by tho pautido- ayniof Thuutheo ‘Critnn, under which he wroto the Petit Journud of Puria inta'such uxiraordinary sucecss, Itis not unusual for managors on this sidlo of tha ocean to keep u lterary msu, but they do uot udvorlise Lt in thelr prospootiy, The New York 7'{mes Btrakouch’s comploto comy onabled the mau< agetnont Lo cominonce roli ud, whils the oz« jorionca of the artists fu such that the current ropor~ Titro requires vory Hitlo atudy on fhcis part, good wss 1snade of thu titieat their disposal ta prepars ** Addg wnd ** Loliengrin," T season will ho opietiod with' Ja “U'raviata,” Mmo, Nilsson willalug Violects, M Capoul 4l ‘The arrival of Mr, Jredlo, and 8o dol Tionto dermant. Taall probatiity ‘“waalinll noxt havo & Luterezdn Borgln, " with Blguor Catn- aninl, We nro nesurod that the ropresentatfons will remnrkably comploto in the matter of orchestral sccompaniment and choral work, and that {le stago atiro of tho opern will bo very fino, *You woro horn, T bolievs, at Bonn 7" somo admirer of Offenbach's said to him ono day ; 1o which Offen- bnch replied, * No, it wan Beethoven wha wns born at Bonn i 1 wns born at Elberfeld,” If Offonbach fan- oled 16 was possible ho might be confoundod with Decthovon, Lio 1n Anid {o havo been afrald on another occanfon thint e had composed musio which really bo- lonfed to Mendolssohn, During somo intorval at a rolicarsal & violiniat in the orchesten played somo eages from Mendelssoln’s violin concerto, * Whi hat 7" aakeil OMonbaok, adding, whon the work snd tho composer wore nanod to him, *1 was 60 alarmed, I thiought it was mine.” “, Gotnod's *Toannie d'Are,'" nays a Lonilon mu- slenl journal, “ will bave (ho advauingo of & curjous instrumontal sccompanlment i tho orckentra af the Guite, This now inatrunient in called the pyrophione, and i#, s {ta pame finplics, noundod by tho sction of firo, A lighted Jot of gan plays tpon glats tubes, and ives Off a'note ‘aafil 10 b aut gener(r, and_uneghnled or peslrating, mourntul expromion i ous fantastio ani pootio. M. Gounod opines that all the combina- tlons of known inatruments posniblo would fall short of tho offoel of thio two oclaves of tho pyropliono Lo no- company the colostial volcon which inelio tho Mald of Domremy, Tho fnvention fs ascribed to M, Frod- erlo Kastnor, son of George Kastnor of tho Insiituto,” COMMERCIAL. BATURDAT Evnntwa, Sopt, 20, The following wero the rocoipts and shipmenta of tho leading nrticles of produce in Ohlengo during the past twonty-four hours, sud for the corresponding date one yonr ago: TECEIPTA, | PRITMFRTA. 1873, | 1872, || 1870, | 1872, Flour, brla, . GO BN 4046 5,149 Whoa, bt 205,200( 203,240/[ 877.220] 68277 Qorn, ‘b 118,020( 200,100| 235,622| 198,008 Onts, bu 64,080 61,040 66,309 91,437 Tye, bu. oo o064l o) 67 Barfey, b 49,300 c5,u88]| 18,717 84,095 Grass socd, i 22/063) 142,2001| 110,041 20,781 Flax scod, Ib 433,010; 31900 (| “31,000| 168,410 Droom-corn, a0l 40l ane0] 9,100 Gurod ments 75,660]| 481,681( 363,760 849 80 ), 0,080]| 531,040 63,040 Tallow, 1ha. 30,070/( 18,650] 32,450 Butter, lta 80,080, 42,230] 29,260 Livo hogs, No, Calle, Shieop, No 1idey, lba.... ighvines, bri. Wool, lin Tolatoes, b, Liimber, m feot. Blingles, m.. Lath, m ... Balt, ' b, . ‘Withdrawn from storo yesterdny for city consumption: 11,000 bu wheat; 2,168 bu corn; 5,022 bu onts; 1,408 bu rye; 6,795 bu barloy. Withidrawn for do during tho past week ; 22,031 bu wheat; 26,618 bu corn ; 84,76 bn oats; 6,160 bu rye ; 24,800 bu bntloy. The following grain laa boen inspocted into store this morning up to 10 o'olock : 549 cars whent; 40134 cara corn; 64,472 bu No. 2 do, and 948 bu rojecled do, by canul; 53 cars onts 4 7,000 bu No. 2 do, by canal; 17 carsrye; 9834 cara barloy, Total (1,119 cars), 404,000 bu, Tho following woro the receipts and shipmonts of broadstuffs aud live stock at this polnt during the past wook aud for the corresponding weoks ending os dated ¢ RECEIPTA, Sept, 20, Flonr, brls, Wheaf, bu ; Coru, bu, X Oute, bu, 404,604 Rye,bu 650,623 vinrluy, Ui, 2T 305,470 Livetiogs, No. 01 62,020 Cattle, No, 14240 10,005 35,050 23,753 1,612,080 002,820 1, 281,344 217,057 45,355 85,701 130239 91,090 7,573 67,200 Caltle, No. e 1092 1068 9,117 ‘Wo aro requested to atato that the wholesalo prices of linsced oil, from crushers, is now 98c; not 96c, au proviously reported. “I'hie leading produco markets wero again weal to-day, and most of thom woro loss active, owing to a lack of buyers, oven at the decline. Tho nows from New York tinged the situation here “with a deeper gloom than yesterdny, though the effect on Western produce was gon= erally rogarded as only temporary. Tho ship- ping movement was impaeded by the fact that it was lmpossiblo to draw on New York for ceash aguinst grain forwarded, or evon to sell Now York exchange, and tho markets were furthor depressod by the mccuninry sttingoncy hore, which forcod many holdors to realizo, snd kopt oub meny persons who would @ havo beea. buyers under en ordinary condition of the ‘money market, Thoro was, how- ovor, ttle of the forced selling out noted yesiordny, Tho reportod shipmonts of yester- duy wero large, and oxceodod the recoipts; they hand been nnsnged for beforo the crosh at tho Tust., Tho reccipts of to-doy were lsrge for the same roason. There can bo no doubt that very little more grain will be forwnrded from ths country till confidenco Is restored, but a good deal Isgnt on tho way, and will keep up tho vol~ wmo of our recoipia for n day or two, Our prescnt stocks of grain ove large, but can probably be carried without much diftl- culty, though part of the load is nocos- earil shified to other shoulders. The rexult of the panio in the East will probably bo to causo s tomporary blockade of our produce movefueut in both directions, and tho shrinkago of prices will correspond in magnitude with the oxtent of that blockado, The fall is & serious one for holdors and producers, but must bo small in comparison with tho Eaatorn tumble in stocks, aud the prospeots for a recovery are in- flnitely botter. It is matter for congratulation that, amid all the oxvitemont, thero s been no failure among our local oparators in produce, Some of themn have becn very hard prossed, but proved them- Bulves ablo to bear it. In tho dry-gooda morkets thero were nonow de- volopments, ~ Tho demand continucs uniutor- ruptodly active, and tho markot maintaing the firm, henlthy tone that has charactorized it for sovorsl weoke post, Btouks are large nd ot- tractive, and our jobbers are prepared to moet any snd all demands that may bo mado upon thém, 'The grocory trade wns active, both in staplo and side-goods, tho nfigrngutu distribution ‘beivg quite as large as ou tho preceding days of the week, and tho gonornl market again pro- sented & firm tone, "Ihoe dllllnfiul in prices woro conflued to sugars, which werc up an 3go all around, in sympathy with the rocent advance of M@Xo ew York, Btocks nre light hero and at tho Enast, and hoiders oxpross cunfidence in the pormaucnco of prosent prices, Syrups and molnssos are also reportod in scant mxppi1 , and, under & continued active demand, tho tendency is toa further advauce. Coffees aro steady and firm, Tons are quoted highor at the Enst, which imparts a ficmer tono to the maikot hore, some holders refusing to soll at formor rutes, Spices, sosps, starch, ofc., rule stendy and firm, In (ho buttor and cheess mar- kot a liberal amount of sales was nccomplishod at substantially the prices curront earlier iy the week, tho former t}uul.\hln at 12@27c, aud the laiter at 10@12%50 for mercantablo goods, Conl remunined fitm ot £10.00 for Laokawanun, $0.50 for Erie and_ Walout 11il), &7.50@8.00 for Indinun Block, aud $£6.00 for Wilmington, No changes woro hoticeablo in the bay, hids, and teather markets, Oily mot with 2 good inquiry, and a liboral pmouut of sales waa acoomplishe at tho prices ruliug yostorday, or at 1750 for carbop; 73@76e for oxtra lard, $1,00@1.05 for Tinsced, and 62 for turpentino. Pig-iron, paints, tobnceo, aud wood_ were utoliangod, Tho lumber market continuos notive, nnd the provalent fouling is ono of firmness for nearly Bil grados, Shingles aro also vory firm, aud ore all the while ndvanciug, owing to searcity. Tho domand for metals, tinnors’ stock, aud nails s agtive, nud pricos are steady for tho formor, tin plate axcnpwdkll having doclined 0o owing to tho deoline in Now York. Nails have advauced 12ido, and sro very firm ot §L75, with tho usual disconnt to the trade. Thore wero no now festures In bullding mato- rinls, iron, cooporago, or nsval atorcs, 'rade 18 about equal to the average, and pricos wora without important change. ops wore In modorate requost and razher flim, Corn and wool wore unchangod, Llmothy seed was dull and weak, oloring at §3.75@2,80 for primo sood, Flax sold at about formor prices, Othor woods wore quiet, Thedomand for greon finits wis fulr, and sules woramudo ab Priday's peicos, Flio senreity of potntoos avntinues, aud they aro very firm, Pouitry was In largo supply sud alow of snlo, Lgga remain firm, Highwitien wero inactivo, and nominlly 3@ 1o lowor, at 923 bid, and 9340 aaked por gallon ut tho closs of tho neesioi, Btooks horo aro light, but the difiioultics altonding transactious with Now York kept shippers out of tho market, ond there was no local demand. Tha recuipts oxhibited an incroaso, which fuct wag partialy respunsiblo for the docline, Now York was &_‘lmtod tho samo a8 at tho closo on Fridny, at o, Tako froights wore quiot and irrogular, Thora was almost no inquiry for vosuols to earry to American ports, nnd ratos foll ol 3¢o, to 120 for corn and 13¢ for whont, to Buffalo. ‘Ihoro wan o fair lnqnl{fl‘ for whent room to Kingaton, tho whipping dlMculty not boing falt in thnt dlrco- tlon, and the formor rate, 220, was maintnined, A totnl of sevan charters wna reportod, whioch will onrry ont 110,000 bu whoat, and 45,000 bu corn, in sddition to ono vessol chartorod Inst ovoning. Proylalons wore moderatoly active and Irregu- lar. Mons pork was In rather light domand, but flrmor on cnsh lots, while options for winter do- livory wero qnotnb[o at about Go por brl decline. Lard waa active, opomng at unchanged flguros, but ndvaneing Go por 100 Ihs on options for wins ter delivory, when Livorpool was quoted strong- or in tho sccond rogular dinpntoh, Ments wero qniot and a shado casior for prosont, but Yo por 1 highor for mests out during tho coming son~ 8on, for which thore was o botter demand, with proagecl- that » goed many European orders will bo hore shortly, unless the finanoial troubles i Now York should oxtend across the Atlantio, The market clozod at tho folhmln% range of ticon: Dors pork, oasbi, or seller Hoptombar, 16,05@16,00; do geller Ooctober, 815.60@ 16,033, do mollor Docembor, $13.45@13.60; sollor Janunry, 819.70@13.80, Lard, cash or soller Boptember, £8.00@8.121¢ ; summor do, §7.85@8.00. Lard, scller Novomber, 720 ; sollor Doosmbor, 87.80@1.86; dosellor Jantinry, 7.05@ B.00 do sellor Fobruary, 8s. Bweot ploklod hams quioted at 9@1lc for wintor, and 83¢@10a for summor. Dry salted meats stondy at 73(@ T44o for shoulders ; 814@8%¢o for short riba; sud B3{o for short olear., Jioxed shoulders, 7 @730, English meats, 8%@0c for short riba 9% for short cloar, ummor-cured monta ?nulnh]n ot 2¢o below thoso prices. Groen hams 10 1bs) ot o nsked, weller Uevembor. Short riba, sollor Dacomber, ot 634c, boxed; do ehort clear, 1@734o; shouldere, 43 @434c, boxed, saller Decomber. Bacou i quoted af 8l¢a for shoul- dors; 8140 for olear ribs; 9% for short oloar 3 and 13@16o for hnms, all ‘packed. Moss beof, £8.76@0.00; oxtra mens do, $9.76@10,00 3 book homs, £23.00923.60, Olty’ tallow, TH@730; greaso quotable ot 4% @60, Sulow woro ro- ortod of 260 brls cauh mess pork at Qlfi.fl}(b' 50 brls do, soller tho month, at $15,973¢ § 60 tes Iard ot 8340 ; 600 tcn do, seller November and Degombor, at 78{0; 760 tea do, eollor Docember, at §7.85; 1,760 tes do, sellor January, at 87.95; 60 boxes shouldors, sollor Decomber, at 43¢0, The Datly Commercial Report givea the follow- ing as the shipmonts of provisions from this point for the weok onding Sept. 18, 1878, and rinco Nov. 1, 1873; also somparative figurea s Tork, | Lard, Hlama Shonidre) HiddiCgr, [ R R b, Vo'cx Sop. 18,73 3,058 2,60 4m| 1n,om 7o Samo wodk, 113 | ool el Bl & Binco Nov, 1,73, (o 10/81, 119] 41,893, 000|163, 2 Ettag e H1-13. 101 1]116, e 7,41 4 07, 50 Lo Tlour was oven loan active than on Friday, a].\i?purs_ boing practically out of the muorket, while local buyors hold off to soe tho rosult of tho current weaknees on wheat, which flowr- holdera were not willing to follow. The market was generally quoted tho same as during tho past~ wook, tho stook on hond belug so pmall . ps not to ocnuse ony pres- sme to ecll, Dran was nctive aud steady. Bales were reported of 800 brls white winter ox- tras on private torms; 100-brls spring oxtrag old Minn.) at 6,76 ; 200 brls do él‘fflfluhn) at 0.373 ; 500 brls do 't §0,00 ; 67 brls do @o“? at 26,00 ; 400 bils do on private torms, Total, 1,267 brls. Also 10 tons bran at $0,60 on track, and 50 tons do at $10.00 delivered, The follow- ing was the range of prices at tho olowe ¢ it to choico White winter extras, +$ 0758 0.00 Tted winter extra .08 Good o choleo sy Low to medium, Minnerotus (pute Gaol to funcy Minni 06 Spring sugeriues, 260@ 4,60 Bran, 2.60@10,00 Wheat was netive, and weal, but with less do- ing thun ou F«day, Prices aversged 23¢o lowor on carh, @:ud 20 lower on the option for next moutly's dolivory, which commanded 3o promi- um to-day, sgoinst a discount of 1fc on Thurs- day. Livorpool was quoted somewht eusior, on nceount of Amorican weakness, and Now Yotk was 1uetive, Tho oxtent of the depression duc to the Enstorn panio, may be inferrod somewhnt, when we remember that “wheat to-day wasactu- ally worth §1.11 in gold, or §1.24 in curroncy por bu'in this matket to ship to Liverpool ; and yot no aue was ablo to take it for that purs poso at 9108, oxcopt those who wore oporatiug through Canadian houscs, por Kinga- ton and Montreal, These wore buying rathor freely, but the supply was so liboral that they wora ablo to pick up car lots at fully 3o bolow tho markot rate for seller the mouth. A few othor purchasos of cash wheat wero made to fill contracts, aud a littlo of the other grades for rail shipmont. The speoulative buying was pl‘lnclpnlly conflned to tho filllng of Bhoris, a8 vory fow wora willing to go long, for the doubla reason that they were afraid the market wounld go still lower, and did mot caro to bave thoir rendy money looked up in margins, Tho markot was, howovor, very steady during the last hour of tho session, ns the opinion seemed to provail that prices had about touched tho hard pan, and a8 nearly all had sold out who had been forced to do so, aud nokmany wore in- clined to go short, thers was a rathor firmor foelng, though not much demand. Seller the mouth, or roind lots of No. 2 spring opened at £1.103¢, advanced to $1.103¢, dechinod to $1.033¢, improved 3e, fell to $1.073¢, and advaucod to £1.08%¢, closing at $1.083¢, Car lots of No.2 spring closed at_91,0856@1.08)¢c. Bollor Octo- Yor 6old at $1.073{@1.1037, closing st $1.08%@ 1.083¢. Boller the year sold at S1.073(@1.00, Rogular No. 1 spriug closed at $1.1214, with 4@ %¢o per bu premium on Northwestern. No. 8 spring doclined Go, tho bost bid at the closo fiulng 990, Ticjocted sas inoctive. Cash eales waro reported of 9,300 bu No, 1 spring, port Northwostern, ot $1.18; 2,800 bu do ol §1.12)¢ 1 7,600 bu No, 1 Northwestorn at $1.183¢ ¢ 10,000 bu No. 3 Bpeing ot S1.036¢ 42,000 bu " do at 3L08Y¢; 6,400 bu do at $1,08%; 14,800 bu do ot $1.0834; 118,800 bu do at £1,08; 18,600 bu do nt $1.0736 ; 22,400 bu do at $1,079¢; 2,400 bu No. 2 Nortlwestorn at §1.08%; 6,400 'bu do at $1.08 ; 800 bu No. 8 spring at él.Dfl: 800 bu do at 81.03; 12,400 bu do st $1.00; 8,200 bu do at 99c. Total, 279,200 bu. Corn was moderately nctivo, and 1@1340 lower, being 8o woak early that it ecomed as if it woro golng to tha dogs, but settled down aftorwards to stondy condition, with a fair amount of trading at thoe, decline. The Rnglish markots wore quoted somowhat lower, doubtless as e consequence of our previous weaknoes, aud Now York was_demoralized into_ inactivity, bat our buyers and sellers accommodnted themsolves to the situation, and traded liberally, though s groat many of tho trausactions were in tho way of settlemont. Cneh lota wore very dull during a great port of thosossion, nud it was almost im- possible 1o disposo of car-lots at one time, hora boing no Bh{fphmg domand, while the capitalists took Lold "but sparingly to carry ngaiust Octobor optious, paying sbout 5o pre- mijum for strictly fresh roccipta over tho prico of regular, I'horaceipts by rail wore somowhat Joss, but thoso by ouual wore largo; it is, how- ever, probuble that tho volumo of 'arrivala will dwiudle down to a Jow point within two or thros daya from now. Tho oxpectation of this pre- vented a more oxtended drop, and steadied the foeling, cspocially as it was known that thors is o vs:-ly ong 1uo of eborts out, which must bo filled. Sellor October oponod at 4330, de- olined_to 413¢e, rose 3o, foll off to 403go, ad- vanced to 4llo, and closed flrm at that fig- uro, Soller "the moutn, or rogular No, 2, sold ab 8'.?{@41 0, closing at 8ub¢o. Btrictly frosh rocolpts of No, 2, and high raixed, closod rolatively strong, ut 40}fo. Sellor Novembor sold at 43@448¢0. Rne'.'nwll was quiot at 3014@ 870, moatly at tho Inside, Oash ealos wore ro- ported of 8,000 bu No, 2 sud high mixed at 403¢0; 4,000 bu do at 40} : 20,800 bu do at 400; 8,000 bu do at 393go; 40,000 bu doat 803gc ; 4,000 bu rejeoted at 87c; 1,600 bu do at 303ga ; 5,600 bu do at 8630 ; 6,000 bu No. 2 aé 80jo. “fotal, 128,000 bu. Onte were quist, snd fully 3o lowor, bub strong, The market opened with a Pflnleky fooling, two or three holders offering thelr prop- orty s if they thought the wholo doal was going to the lako of brimstono, seller October sellu, at 29140, and sollor tho wonth boiug offercd al 28140, A spoedy reaction sot in, and the markot rose to the insldo pricos of yostorday, to 800 for October, snd 99)g0 for this month, closfug steady, Soller November was inactive, Sellor tho yoar was nominal at about tho samo as Bop- tombor, Strictly fresh recoipts of No. 2 closed fim, st 2030, aud rojected at 273{@28o, Cash salos wera roported of 8,600 bu No. 2at 203705 0,000 bu do at 390 ; 10,000 bu do at 293¢0} 50,000 bu do at 330 600 bu rojoctod at 240+ 000 bu do at 373{0; 1,300 bu do at 27'e. Total, 52,000 bu, Itye was dull, and 1}{(@20 lower, buyors in- sinting on a decline commensunrato with that of otbor grain, though the current recoipts weio light, “The market for No, 2 opened at 0040, aud fell off to 0%o, olosing at (5}gc. Nejecte waa innctive. Boller the mouth wax nowinal at onsh prioos. Cash sales wore reported of 1,600 bu No. 2 at 66¢o ; 1,900 bu do at 6603 1,400 bu do at 663403 1,400 b do at GBo. Total, 5,600 bu, . Darloy was vory nervons, rathor aciive, and abont o lower than *outnm-y, in consequonce of Inrgor vecolpta (084 cor) and {n wyiipathy with athor grain. 'There was notling duluii in No. 2 till the last half of tho session, and thon tho markot was vory variable, juwplug up aud 7.00 8,60 down over o range of So noyoral times within o fow minutos. It oponed at81.24, declinod to #1.25, advancod to 1.00, and closad at £1,28 for canh, sollor tho month, sollor Octolor, or rollor tho yoar. No. B closed at 1,08 @1.04, and rojectcd nominal at B30, Cash salos were reported of 4,800 hu No. 2 at £1.80; 10,000 budo at £1.28; 1,600 bu dont ©1.275¢ ; ' 6,400 bndo al §1.27: 400 budo at, §1.207; 10,800 bu doat $1.25; 800 bu_No. 3 ntt 81.061 6,400 budo at 81033 1,600 bu doat 81,02 800 bu_rojectod nt 850 ; 1,600 bu do nt, 800} i,mo bu do ot 82c ; 800 budo’ nt 80g ; 400 bu by snmple at $1,25 ; 400 bu do at 1.20 ; 800 bu doat 1,07 ; 800 bu_do at $1.05, on track 3 400 bu do at 1,01 ; 400 bu do at 81,07 ; 80U bul do at 81.05, delivored. Total, 50,600 bu. EUROPEAN MARKETB. Tho following {a Beorhohm's dispatch to the Board of Trado in this olty to-day ¢ Bopt, 20,—London~Uargoea of wheat off coast or omy passsgo ateady, Oargoos of corn off coast or on pase #nga quict but atendy, Pricea miutainad, but leas o= tivo, “Arrivals of wheat and corn oft cosst mmall. Lard, '43s, Weatber in England fafr, Liverpool Whioat quist, Gori, 825 9d. " Lard, ila 64, LATEST. In tho aftornoon thoro was vory littlo dolngt elthor in whont or corn, but both markota wero s triflo firmor than at tho closs of 'Change. Whont sold nt 81,08%£@1.08!4 sollor the month, and at $1.085¢ moller Octobor, Corn wns firmer, closing at 40c sollor the month, and 415¢o soller guwbar. Otheor graiu and provisions Wwore inao« vo. i CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET Roview for the Week Ending Saotnrs any Evening Sept. 20. SATUNDAT LvENtxg, Sept, 20 Tho rocelpla of livo-stock during the wook havo been 85 followa : B Cattle, Ioga, Sheep. Monday veess AHE 0160 280 Tuesdoy . L o401 13,074 Wednosday .+ DS 14,340 Thuraday . 4,009 13430 2,018 9121 1,000 6,600 03,42 61,105 01,193 Woek ending Aug. 60, 84,376 Total & woekn,uuuruees 240,207 Shipmonts wozo as follow 2,045 Total.,. 0,205 43,008 Last wock, 0,631 656,408 OATTLE—in connoction with thia mackol the pisk holf-dozen doys have furnishod nothing worthy of spoclal commont, The only new foatura of any promis nenco wus tho dovolopmont of better douand for stock cattlo, tho extromo 18w prices rocently prevalent for that olass of stock having sttractod ihio attentfo of focders, tho aitendence of whom was larger ihani during sy provious week within tho pnst threo months. Ponuwylvanis, ~ Ohfo, Indlana, Miohigan, Wisconsin and Iillinols 'each senfi thoir _ quiots of feoders, aud, liberal a3 wora tho offerings, thera wero buyora {or all, tho compe-, ition o thS bost loln was wich a8 1o enbls soliers tof realiza ot & trifle boltor gures {lian wero obtaiuabl last weck, but anything not primo sold slowly at Jo and unrofnmorative prices, Tho only ollior discripy tion of stocl: in which thero was any semblance of act tivity woa cholco bnuves, such as Now York, Albany,] and Boston uyers sosk.” In tho supply of thase somd) increasw {8 noted in comporivon with the few preced- ing weoks, DLut they wero pretly ovenly dis iributed, Snd holdets had no ° dtfiewty in| firmly- sustofning st weok's quotations, salos making ot £.40@5.10 for choico droves of from’ 1,800 to 1480 lis avurngo, ond at $5.6030,135 for ®xtra qualities averaging Trom 1,380 01,630 {bs, For natve cows, Toxas cattlo, and niodlum steera tho mar- ket continuos oxceedingly dull, with Uitlo probubility of any immediate chauge for tho better, When tho ‘weatlior shall havo becousssufliclontly cool to Justify prclior in commiauclug wperstioun, doma Toliet moy o looked for, but in the futerveniug tinio tho market for common snd mediun grades moy be orpeeted to rowsin fn fta present’ duil ond _unsatiefactory condition, Texan caitlo comprisad a very consfderabls proportion of the pask weok'a receipts, . Thoso conssted Inrgely of through droven, for which tho ruling prices wure $2.00@3.00,— the oufeldo figure, however, befug Tenlizod tn_ only @ fow fnstances, Common to primo Northern wintorod droyea fetched $3.25G#4.35, whilo some choice corn-fed sold na Ligh au $1.75@3.00, Veal calvea binvo been in fair requunt nt §3.0065,50 for poor to Lost, with sales mostly ot $3.6084.75, o~y tradiug was sluggleh in all depnrtments of tho market, ond prices, uxcept for choico slippin ‘buevea, wore unottled and woak, Bhippers soieclo # fow Gar-londs ot $4.95@6.80 Tor comuon to_extra, {hough their purchuses were chiolly ot $4,50@5.25 for medium to really good lots. Butchora' stuil aud stock eattlo sald to s molerato extent ; tho former at £2.00@ 875, and the Intter ot $215@0.85, Between 4,000 sud 5,000 head remntn_in tho sala pons, and tho murket closea dull and hoavy, 2 QUOTATIONA, Extra Boevea—Graded atecrs, aveiaging 1,400 168 000 UPWAT. v cneers tasieseensessen SHEOROI0 Ohoico Beoves—Fino, fat, weil forised 3 yeat to b your old steors, avoraging 1,300 to 1,400 108 1o o Siemarerise Godd Beeves—ivell-fattencd, fucly formod atcers, averngiug 1,200 0 1,850 i, +..s Modium Grados—bteors in falr fiesh, aver- 0ging 1,100 101,250 ... % Butclirs! Stock — Common o fair recrs, and good to estra cows, for city slaughter, nvoragiug 800 to 1,100 ... 2.25@4.00 Btock Cattle — Cominon_catile, In - decon fleah, averaging 100 to £0 1,050 115, ... . 280400 Inforior—Light and _thin ' cows, holfors, 540@5.70 40E515 4508460 stage, bulls, and scallawag stecrs....vvess 176@2.50 Cattle—Texna, cholco corn-fod... . A50@4.TE Cattlo—Toxus, Northorn wintered 8.2i@4.25 Cattlo—Texas, throngh droves, . 175032.75 FIOGB—During the pust week (16 prrivals hiave been 63,423 againat 61,105 last weok, and 01,393 woek Lefora Inst, Tho total for the four weeke ending to-night, Is 240,297, Since our last weokly roview the hog trade bug been_unintorruptedly acilvo, and, large as havo ‘Veen the dolly receipts, tho markef has cxhibited a firm. healthy tone from tho eponing of trade on Monday to near tho closo of businees to-dny, All the principal Eustern markots hove been liberally represented in the Mat of buyers, and hesvy grades have eold quite as freely ua uqfn, though o ‘ditforence of 25@35a per100 1bs Ia still made in favor of the latter, Io ‘comparison with tho closing gflc«d of Inat weck, thero hay Euu an advance of 10@%0c, the improvement bos ing most marked in Lght weight, owing to the emaller supply of guch, gbdl trado opencd active, with prices steady at the slight advance gained yesterday, of ot $4.35@5.00, bub Iater in tho day, under the Influcnca of unfavorablo telegrams from’ tho Esat, n_ somewhat easior fcoling was dovelopod, snd closing salos showed s reduction of 56@10c. About 3,000 remained in the pens unsold and {ho market closed weak, at $1.30@4.60 for common 10 sxtro hoavy, snd ot $4.60@4,90 for poor to extra light, Tho following were amoug the foroncon's nlos’s 106 BALER, No, v, Priced¥o, Av. rrice. 48 %1 200 §A.50) 45 81 300 300 4.45{120 8 810 24 4 29 30 270 184 4, 51 61 254 B4 4, 22 44 19 183 B, 53 40 280 200 4.40] 91 05 809 807 4.40] 40 P ) 216 4901 13 42 262 219 4,70/ 30 8 904 W5 4,90/ 60 [} 200 255 4,65] 28 SHEEP—Thero s nothing now to_report in conneo- tlon with the slicep murkot, cltlier n tho demand, tho character of tho supply, or I prices, Local butchers arostiil tho ahgost excluoive. buyers, shippers contin= uing out of {lio market, whilo tho pirchasca of foed= erw dre inconsiderablo. 'The daily rocaipta Linvo proved only about suflicient to meot current loeal wants, nnd formor prices have not boen subjected to any decided Tuctuntion, rultng steady at $275@3,60 for Inferior to common ; At $3.00@3.50 for medium, and at $4.00@ 3050 Tor 'good to clioice, Salca hiv been sffecied Chiefly within tho rango of $1.25G4.25, MEDICAL CARDS, ~ DR. C.BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PIIYSIOIAN, 277 and 79 South Olark at, eoruor Yan Buron, Chjcako, T fwoll known by il randbes of tho papars, that Dr. g Bigolow Is tho oldost ostabiishiod physleiau i Gilan.o Bélonce and axporionco bave mada Dr, B, tho nost nuwnod SPEOIALINT of tha ago, houored by tho nros esteamed af tho bighort ‘medicaf attalnments by atl tha modical instituies of tha day, having devoted TV ENTY VEATS O HIS LIFE tophov ot comuton that will gure Bosttivaly al Gasos of GHRONIO AND SFEOTAL S in both sexen, QUNSULTATION FRET, SEPARATE PARLORY for Iadiva aud gentlomon, Unll, CORRESPONDENGHE CONIDENTERL, " Addromail luttom, with stawips, Dr, 0, BIGKLOW, 977 and 3 South Clark-st. Times, Oct. 83 1881, DR. BIGRLOW Is a rogularly bred physicinn. Tiis rope atation ia best knawn hory 1n our mldst. 1io warits nod tant roforonco, but is il spoken, of Ty evury, eiie ‘Chemgelyon to s oaro, - Whito tho worii nadurt s of phystolsns aro romiitrud, wind If sty ouo nuod Fvico, fudh of tho Wimust ipriancs (o onges only s man Whoas vapariunco 1s squal t his otfor of modls oalaid, and without projudico, of any Intorost i sayim otber thun the trutl, wo rocommand most curdially ‘ani iplatically suoh 10 visie DIt BIGELOW, at his Uvntral Tobuw, 477 aud 29 Nouth Olnrk-at., Ubleaio, DR. A. G. OLIN, 352 WABASI-AYV,, OPPOSITI POST OLFION, The mos. ronawnod wpecin.t-t af tho sgo in tho troat- ment. ‘u' all Gtronio llnv.vnc: ot both sexes, Soml- TAL Woaknowr, Norvousnés, Avorsion o Bocloty, Lt palred Bight, Toss of Memory, &0,y purnsoendy oured, No matter who have iafled, eall or wilto. It Is sulf-ovidont that & phiysteian Xu.LH"‘: a coriain olas of issuxos for thirty yours nig study W troating thousands of'Shiea yunels ‘et acblcy sodtor LI fo ble xoocaity (han ong In goneral praotive, siclany of high stand. Ing, In this aud other citles, ro: 0 this fact aud roo. onond pationts 1o D, Offn for tryatiat, Oitico tours, o hndaye 1 to 8 p. m. Uall or writé for bls Lust Aankood, " fros of Shinrgee NO CURE! Norvi Dr. Kean, 360 South Clark-st., Chmaghn, May bo coutldontially cousulted, porsoually o by’ matly 1res of chinrge, un all chroulo or norvous dissasos, DR, J, KILAN {8 tho only physlcian in tho city who war= vants Guros of ho pav. iresn Honk sent for 50 conta, Iliustzatod with namers aus fino coaraviuge.