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This diy stag must die.


The cordial takes its merry round,


The huatsmen % NIB blow oy1s iesisr jovisi sound,


The dogs snuff no the Eale


Ies apsTSS sS %inS. 'SsS .s:s sx:s hsS hslSpS


The game rasesd-soe true ihs song


With hey. ho. chivsy go.


Poor stag the dogs thy launches gore,


The tears run down thy face,


The huntsman's pleasure is more,


Alike the sporttmen Of the town.


The virgin game in view


Are full content to run them down,


With their hey, ho, chivey! g.
The second part of the entertainment devoted to
Meeting Of the Waters"-"We May Roam Through this
World"-and ''The Minstrel Boy" Each was introduced
enderness-a soustrring esctw cannot be descri
bed Between the second and concluding parts Mr. Tenn
pleon gave that iavore song II love her now love her.
originally sang by him in the grand opera of Gusta.
vns, and the enthusiasm With which 1t was received
cecded anything we have seen in any concert.
room or theatre Indeed appeared as some new and
extraordinary fascination possessed the audeLce The
entertainment closed with the illustrations of Scottish
songand they certainly least choice gems
Of the evening. :: John Anderson my Jo"was en-
Enthusiastically applauded For few moments. indeed,
the last singer had died away the house
i.wrapt in admiration hushed and silent Dat
tering acknowledgment OF the power welded BY the
OF the sceneand then the ent.up feelings
OF the crowded audience burst forth ia
plaudits. The glorious song " A mans q for a.
that"was sung in style hststrred the heart like
trumpet summonng the freemen Of the earth to battle
with despoism and mock-nobiliy.


For n That, aud N That.


That h,nss sn bis IL Il ad aLssai and 4 th,t,


The coward slave pass h,mby,


Fan. A"s th,t. st ss ssd ss9t : thsi, asi 'h''


The rank is but the guinea's stamp


The mas the sowd for a that.


What though ham.ly { re We dine,


. Wsis no idin g,ty and that;


Fc1s',@ A%,"s l. md %ia 2, ,6s ss that


Tier t.ase' show, and 2 that


Is king y men for a. that.


Ye see yon birkie cad Lord,


Though haadrs,s worship at hi. word,


Fai a.,' ,1,, Ss, snS sSpi !! Fl ,hs,. a 'h'''


Tn. ssa . independent mind,


He looks aud laughs st a. that.


prince can make heled knight,


marquis, duke, and a that;


Ds5 aa .% lsSf' ss h. ass .sa sSGS1 e ,b ns might


The : entities and a that,


The pith o. sense, and pride o. worth,


Are higher ranks than q that.


Then let us pray, that come it may.


When 's... . ,ss and worth G.Is H., the 'arsh


It's coming yet, for a. that


When to man the rid DER,


shall brothers be- and a that
This song nobest Of lyrics-was vociferously
encored, but Mr. Tempeton remarked that he had Just
been requested in note handed TO him from one Of his
fair auditors TO sing JohnnyS Coming and with the
permission oil the house no would accede TO that re-
quest instead Of complying with the This nti
nation OF course. elected loud applause; and Mr. Tenn
peton sang that comic song with archnes spirit and
effect, which told irresstbly on the audience Then
came the exquisite ballads" There Lives Young Las
sie" add the Laird Of Cockpen"-w were recsv-
ed with the most unbounded marks OF appreciation.
Never have we know n any musical entertainment so
successful as that which have thus attempted to de-
scribe Every one appeared to be taken by surprise
but the surprise arising from aiGlmsnt be-
yond all expectation, OF the high anticpatons excited
by the fame Of Templeton The anecdotes aud lustra
Thar Hrtn nnI
were by the least attractive portion Of the en-
tertainment Tempetons style Of cocuton Is emerge,
anecdotes quite original From beginning 10 end,
the attention Of the audience never Tagged TO- sn IN
slant. With regard to the manner in which MT rem
pleton sang speak only in terms Of the most un
qualified praise. His chest voice has range OF two oc.
taves and In the middle and upper notes n capable o.
sustaining the and fat in aH, with an ease and pow
altogether unequalled His raersd rccs rare com
bination Of the issetto and chest voice sso gives
him great advantages in those subdued and tender
passages which cannot be effectively sung with the up
,er notes Of the chest voice or the lower ones oi tho
ialsetto This was strikngly exemphed IN bis ehecu
ton of the celebrated scena-" love her, how love
her" In his ballad style, Templcton is so peculiarly
appeals directly to the eengsthe hearts aud sympa
thies OF his auditors is true that in those songs and
ballads which justly susceptible Of ornament he
roduces with taste and ,gme mt aiding
essentially to the efect OF the competition But per-
haps one Of the compliments ever paid to the style
OF this eminent artist that pronounced last night
by one OF the most distinguished hraurs Of this ey,
after he had heard the song" The Minstrel Bs, ~





shock-I feel II thrilling throughout nerve !"
before giving the last song. Mr. Tcmpleton sail
" Ladies and Gentlemen-Will you permit before
sing the last song this evening, to offer you my most
heartfelt thanks for the splendid compliment which you
ave paid me this evening pplause) II is only iew
lays since landed the shores Of your beautiful coun-
~, yet already feel that am stranger in the laud
tenewed apr lause) ] have heard of Amcrican gene.
jsity and kindness full Of IL now overwhems
le. Goud applause} Allow me to announce that on
friday evening next will have the honor OF giving the
festival entertainment in commemoration Of the ns
tona poet OF Scotland, Burns loud applause) Again
from my heart thank you for the avor with which you
ave TINS evening received me-never never, for.
got IT," CRencwed appause)


When Mr. Templeton retired the delight and appro-
patton OF me crowded auditory evnced loud md
continued bursts Of applause The Of enter
tainmen' was brilliant in the extreme. We must not
conclude this notice without expressing our appreciation
the manner IN which the paniments pieno
orte-a mas snicent nsrume mt from Chambers cel.Dra
tea mannactory executed by Mr. Austin Phillips
HE HUDsoS RoBBRRy Van Dusen, the
person who II was alleged was robbed OF $500, on
board the South America, days SINCE arrested
IN Hudson last Saturday and undergoing an esamna
on the charge Of sndeavong TO dsraud HE creditors
ny pretending that bs had been robbed