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ile Far West to look for his sister and the board the Dundee steamer somewhere about fortune his daddy has left him. Wo first see fifteen years ago. Mr. James Mass was capital Fritz in New York, and learn that he has fallen as the colored servant Snow, and contributed in Gre with a fellow female emigrant in the Unless we are greatly mistaken, Mr. Maas has ap- greatly to the general success of the performance. person of a German girl named Katrina, whopeared in the "black busircas"before last night, Vetdins his affection, although we are not told his dissertations on Welister, Johnson, Shake- why the single lady had left the old country:speare and others savouring strongly of the While Fritz and his lady-love are preparing to frain from mentioning the actors who took part bunt-cork-stump-speech persuasion." "Were- have their baggage shifted from the quay to a home in the Court scene, our first intention towards in the city, Colonel Grafton, who is, morally, as them-considerably toned down this morning black as they make them, and whose whole life off with something blunt. And now for the -being to search them out and kill them straight seems to have been spent in collaring other peo Jadies. Miss Victo la Loftus was excellent as ple's money and ruining the reputations of all the charming ring, and acted throughout with the decent looking-girls-he-could cast his eyes à vivacity and "archness that completely won the on, appears on the scene, "spots" Katrina, sympathies of the audience. As Louise, the long lost sister, Miss Florence Conliffe scored a and instantly makes up his mind to freese on to her all hazards. By a roundabout process,
decided success in a very small part, acting with which we teed not follow in detail, the "Kernel much feeling and tender expression, especially decoys Matrina to his house in the belief on
in the recognition scene with Fritz Miss her part that she is being taken there to join Minnie Nordt did all that could be done with her darlings Frits. In the meantime Lawyer Loftus was an efficient Schneider, showing an the subordinate part of Mary, and Miss Dolly Grimm, who has frequently acted as the intelligence far beyond her years. The Miss Colonel's legal adviser, and who, by the way: Grafton of Miss Myra Syddons was the tells his old client that he makes it his business to master all his clients' secrets for the express
most colorless attempt at acting we have ever purpose of getting them under his thumb, has
seen on any singe. The lady showed no more barney with the Colonel and wants him to life than is generally exhibited by a snuff. ante up part of the spoil he collared at the death-minded us of a plum pudding stuck on the end dealer's stuffed Highlander, and strongly re- of "old man Fritz"-and-also" the old man's" daughter, who has been passed off as Miir of a five-foot pole. We are sorry to have to Grafton, as his wife, The Colonel refuses to
write in this strain, but we feel the lady's eyes accede his quondam lawyer's request, and the should at once be opened to her utter incn- fatterworthy vows to bring old blue blood to his pacity for the stage. A move to some, more senses, Mr. Grimm meets Fritz, and in the congenial sphere of action would be a course of conversation learns the reason of his bench, conferred on a long-suffering public. coming to America, and at once jumps to the The play was well mounted, with, the excention. conclusion that Frits is the lost heir who has of the Court' scene, which was rather a shabby been rabbed by the wicked Colonel. The lawyer set out The incidental music was played in sees his way pretty clearly to collaring the em artistic style by Professor Blakeney and Mr. Maurice Williers, and both these artistes did grant's sister, and boldly renounces "vice in favor of virtue, declares war against his old much to make the "waits" of a too lengthy per- pal Grafton, and joins his forces with those of ormance pass pleasantly. "Frits," on the whole, Fris. This touching part affected us wonderfully, may be termed a success, but we would strongly it was so like human nature as we have found advise that it be not repeated without being e it-more especially lawyers' human nature-but tinely remodelled and considerably cut down. this is beside the subject Frits discovers that Patience, which, we think, is one of their The troupe appear to-night in the ever popular his lady-love has been taken off and is in great strongest pieces, when we doubt not they will be danger. We will not particularize this portion extensively patronised. "La Mascotte" is under- further than to say that it consists of locks lined for Saturday night by the express desire of bolts and bars, drugged wine, promises of fine His Excellency Sir George Fergusson Bowen. jewellery, z dresses, horses and carriages & &c, (which are scornfully refused), and a fallen woman, and that Frits manages to obtain: admission to the dore-cat where his "g
"gal". in cooped up, turns the tables on her per secutor, and carries her off in-triumph-The Colonel is-as-mad-as-hauler at being baulked in his designs on Katrina, and vows vengeance against Fritz. He invites the Dutchman to his country house to play and sing for the amusement of his guests, and takes the opportunity to get a charge of forgery-or something else trumped up against him. While Frisis singing at the Colonel's, he plays an air which attracts the attention of his long lost sister, and having played the lullaby as a sort of teat, being put up to it by old Grimm, gets her to converse with him about her childbood, and brings back to her recollection the memories of early days. The sister finally recognises Frits and falls into his arms as her supposed father, comes on the scene and gives the emigiant into custody. Frils stands his trial and acquitted, his accuser, Colonel Grafton, being given into custody there and then, by order of the lawyer for the defence, which fast circumstance we thought ahther funny. We have, met many lawyers in our time, men with facer of brass and the impud ence and assurance of the 'devil himself, bat wo nover yet have met one who went so far as Mr. Grimm did last night. The Colonel's
got seven years' penal work for attempt- ing the job on the Dutchman, and was, to our way of thinking, lightly let off for trying on such a mean and contemptible trick, Fritz comes into his old man's money, marries his Kairing, and settles out in the country in the agricultural line, his sister and Grimm having alse paired off and settled down respectably. After serving his term in durance vile, the Colonel takes to tramping the country on the vagrant racket in company with another disreputable ruffian. They drop on Fritz's farm, and Grafton, finding only Mrs. F. and her little boy on the premises, bums for revenge. He ties up his old flame tea tree, sticks the youngster on the wheel of the water mill, and is about to do Roving bands of marauders have been threat- some very desperate deeds of plunder and blood ening Haiphong for some days past, but Com- shed when Frits suddenly returns and drops the Colenti and his pal with one each from bir ix-mandant Corunnat, with his usual energy, has shooter. The boy is released from the wheel always been on the alert, and yesterday he sent before it carries him to what would otherwise be out another expedition against a large band certain death; Mrs. Frits is freed from the tree, which had assembled a few miles from, here, and the victory of virtus över vice is completed by the whole company singing Schneider how and quickly dispersed them. you van,
As the German emigrant Felix, "Mr." Jeff. D'Angelis showed off his versatile, powers to grest advantage; and received round after round of applause. The character of Friis was speci ally written for a bigh chas variety artiste, and presents but little scope for the display of real dramatic power. Mr. D'Angelle was excellent in the part generally, and particularly so in his handling of the mouth harmonicon Mr CJ Barber, asGaloush, Grafting, was a villain
THE WAR IN TONQUIN.
DESPERATE FIGHTING AT SONGTAI. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS),
HAIPHONG, 18th Dec., 1883. Since I last wrote the French forces have made successful progress towards Songtai, and up to the evening of the 15th, after des-
rate fighting, captured all the principal de- fences surrounding the town. The French loss amounted to over 100 men and 15 officers killed and wounded, the greater portion wounded. The Turcos suffered the greatest loss; in fact, one company was almost entirely annihilated. Only the marine infantry and Turcos, amounting in all to about 4000 men, have been engaged, so that a very large reserve force has not yet been called upon. The Chinese losses are re- ported to be heavy, but of course nothing like a fair estimats can be formed just now."
The French' garrison of Hul-dayong has made ¤ veconnaissance in the direction of Bacninh, and discovered the place to be defended by only a small body of troops. This is explained by intellig- ence which has reached the French authorities that the garrison of Bacnink bas reinforced that of Songtai.
Latest advices from our correspondent in Hai- phong, up to the 16th inst., state that Admiral Courbet had everything arranged for a grand Combined naval and military assault on Songtai yesterday, when it was anticipated that the town and citadel would be captured without much difficulty. The assault has, of course, taken place, and we are very anxiously awaiting news of the result.
MAIL NEWS.`
The following items are taken from the Lon don and China Express of the 16th ulto:-
We notice amongst the list of names of those who have been called to the Bar by the Honour able Society of the Inner Temple, that of Mr. Thomas Lowndes Bullock, of H.B.M's Consular Service in China.
tailors appear to be doing a roaring, trade, all having their hands full making uniforms for the aforesaid recruits,
Cassandra, on the 3rd instant fell from the main Mr. Fook, the mate of the German steamer deck of the vessel to the bottom of the hold, and broke his right arm in two places. · He was conveyed to the hospital in an unconscious state, coming round nicely. The accident appears to but I am glad to be able to state that he is have happened through his missing his footing. while on the ladder.
hearing yesterday before R. A. Mowat, Esq., The case of "Harris v. Sage" came on for Assistant Judge. The plaintiff claimed $2,000 for injuries received. It appears that the defen dant, who is constable of the British Consulate, floored the plaintiff with a toak-wood ruler some time ago. The result of the trial is that the do. fendant has been sentenced to pay $200 and the costs.
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The American man-of-war Essex arrived here yesterday from Amoy, and intends to stay here show themselves here. The last one only stayed about a week. Very few British war vessels one hour.....
The Mero leaves about the 15th instant with coolies for Singapore; which is 'n trade a large number of steamers are engaged in. Temperance Union.
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wrinkled visage showed the battered-up liber tine to the life. There can be no doubt that Mr. Barber's impersonation' was a very powerful one, and created an impression of complete dis- gust amongst the audience, which may be taken as a sign of success, no well was the evil-minded rascal pourtrayed. Mr. Barber's make-up in the last act was simply magnificent We have met auch characters in our tramps abroad in a lonely continent, and have generally given them a wide barth or dropped them on sight, and we Certainly should not hesitate in sending along leaden messenger we met Mr. Barber In his last night rig in a lonely place and had no means of giving "Alaka ®ion' wán) danger to civilisation and humanity.
Bartley lawyer Grimm of; Marmee, the actor being rumour 'recently appeared, and went the 1" the PRAYA CENTRAL in the contre of, 41, ON MODERATE "ERMA prit, kngs.
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