Mart Townsend. Wm. Sharkey. Chas. Belmont. T. Mitchell. Henry Schaffer. Wm. Brown. H. Marks. B. Fisher. W.W. Waters. Geo. Masten. C.M. Mackay. Chas. Nuger. Geo. Turner. Frank Comstock. T. Jarvis. H. Frees. F. Daley. Wm. Chambers. S. Sullivan. J. Smith. F. King. F. Reynolds. E. Russell. Daniel Charles. R. Ryan. S.B. Caruth. J. Godfrey. S. Rosenthal. J. Sheehan. J. Sawyer. G.B. Merton. A. Goldsmith. R. Mansfield. G. Shaffer. P. Berger. Jas. O'Brien. Rufus Williams. C. Bird. J.J. Blake. Wm. Mack. Benj. Blons. H. Hamill. Chas. Marshall. C. Brady. John Kenny. W. Sullivan. H. Gordon. G. Harvey. Ben. Sharwood. F. Medina. M. Brickner. C. King. Al. Young. Ed. Ryerson. L.T. McDermott. J. Macarthy. Chas. Norman. E. Morrison. F. Allen. Geo. Hopper. F. Blake. J. Harris. * * * * * Charles Haslam Business Manager of "Paul Kauvar" Company Jere. Stevens Stage Manager Ralph Welles Assistant Stage Manager John Ginsinger Master Mechanic of Miner's Newark Theatre Charles W. Helnert Assistant Master Mechanic of Miner's Newark Theatre Joseph Logan Master Mechanic of "Paul Kauvar" Company Harry Cashion Chief Flyman of H.C. Miner's Newark Theatre Charles Dunlap Master of Properties of Miner's Newark Theatre Ed. Lawrence Master of Properties of "Paul Kauvar" Company A.C.E. Sturgis Chief Electrician of Miner's Newark Theatre William Maston Assistant Electrician of Miner's Newark Theatre Charles L'Orange Musical Director of Miner's Newark Theatre * * * * * The Tableau of the "Dream" in the First Act represents "THE TYRANNY OF TERROR." SCENE--FRANCE. TIME. 1794. ACT I.--THE TERROR. Scene--The interior of the study of Paul Kauvar. ACT II.--THE INHUMANITY OF MAN. Scene--Prison of the Conciergerie adjoining the Revolutionary Tribunal in Paris. ACT III.--THE CONFESSION. Scene--The Grand Hall of the Chateau of Delaroche in La Vendée. ACT IV.--ON PAROLE. Scene--Same as Act III. Three minutes will elapse between Acts IV. and V. ACT V.--"'TWIXT LOVE AND HONOR." Scene--Same as Act IV. The Tableau which concludes this performance, and rivals in power and beauty the famous dream scene of the first act, represents allegorically "THE CONQUEST OF EVIL."