a*uela*amtwtOlive iognn on 44 ihc Passions/’oa, Olive Logan, tho Bharp, audacious, lo-ea, qimcious, the epioy, sarea«tie, amusing, hearty, wiltul, eceen trie** the fashionable, extravagant, sensational, tho exqui?dt©, shunning, provoking, brilliant, dazzling, comical and classical, aweet medieval find over young, soaring, touching, incisive, ramp mt and piquant, dazzling and beam-nt in# an(* corroacoting,’limpid, and liquid, and Sliming nnd gushing, and pushing and critical, scornful, tempetuous, arob and airy and ethoriat, graceful and tasteful, naive and auave and brave, and eloquent, and passionate, and girlish and Parisian and queenly, and womanly, and eparkiing, and kisn-mo-qinok, and touch-me-not, and beautiful, kindly and untiring and aspiring and defiant, and peerless and original, and only one, in short, Oliva Logan lectures at the Purelmli Opera House to-night, on “Tho Pas-;lintheon*Nil,theperovr- ion