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Mrs. MoWArr.-This lady has confirmed by her
performances in Philadelphia, the favorable verdict OF
the New York critics and stands before the public
of the few great actresses of the day She play
ed five different characters at the Walnut street theatre;
and in all her extraordinary II is matter
dispute with the critics whether tragedy or comedy is
her forte Her Pauline was most beautiful persona.
tons but she made eqully great hit in Julana in the
Honey Moon. 4 friend who witnessed her perform
ance Of Lucy Ashton, in the Br de of Lammcmoor says
that he deeper effect produced uron an ai.
dence than by her consummatey graceful and pathetic
acting in the last scene He describes her quite equal
to the best English actresses who have visited this
countiy.-BostOn Transcript


The Albany papers state that Mr.. Dempsers con-
cert on Wednesday night, attended by fashona-
bic and considering the brief and imperfect notice that
had been given oft by an unexpectedly large audience
Master Sconeia, who accompanies Mr.. ID. in tour to
the North, exhibited, in of the most difficult
pieces, high degree Of art.


Mr.. and Mrs. Randall the Scotch giant and
gantess leave Buffalo at the end of the present week.
They are about to take tour through Canada


The Fakr of Ava has returned to Lowell. where
he is astonishing the factory ladies.


The OFFENDER CAuGHT.--The Alton Teieqynph
Of the 2lst says :--Onc day last week. the iron on
portion of the faroad between jacksonville and ere
dosia, stripped from the rails and stolen. The Gov
crnor Immediately issued handbills Offering reward o
two hundred and fifty dollars for the detection and con
Vicion OF the perpetrators Mr. Hunt the iaor at Jack
sonttle, had however previously started in pursuit
the thiet lie succeeded in finding him beyond Carthage
IN Hancock county, with his wagon standing before his
door loaded with portion the iron that had been ip
ped from the railroad. The person implicated is Charles
Chrsman Mormon Elder, and formerly a resident OF
Morgan county lie had taken altogether three loads
weighing M the aggregate about 1900 pounds Chrsman
sold X to blacksmith in his neighborhood al four cents
per pound, lie was brought back 10 Morgan county
where the theft was committed and safely lodged in Jail
for trial which was expected would take pace some
time this week Chrisman is Of respectable family and
Il said 70 be of property He deserves 10 be pun
shed to the very extent Of the law