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New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

The National Iusslligeacer Of yesterday has the
blowing
" II either private or public information is to be
relied upon, another scheme Of unlawful violence,
% be directed against the territory OF friendly
Power, in the form Of an attempt upon Cuba, Is on
bot. We have letters from the interior OF Geor-
ga, stating the departure of a number Of persons
Sor the Gulf coast intending TO meet aud organize
somewhere on the coast in the neighborhood OF
ApAAchioOlI. We have from another point in the
same vicinity the subjoined more distinct state
nent OF the fact Of the depsrtureo Of a considerable
1ody OF men from that point in the same direction
We cannot doubt that the authorities Of the uni
ted States, Civil and Naval, will be on the look
eat TO prevent or defeat this new attempt to dis.
nonor this Republic in its own estimation and in
soe opinion Of all the civilized world
From the Atlanta Ga lnIellgencer, AprllO
One hundred ard twenty enterprising looking yourg
eo TOOK the Macon and Western from this city this
morning bound pTOfeSsedy .or California b1s Il Ia vel
.oesoOd here that their Intended destination Is The lssnd
SICuba Several young from Atlanta joined the com
before lefG Ills perhaps worthy Of notice. 10 this
o1heenon hat half dozeE boxes OF res were yesterday
~oInng shipped on the Atlanta and Wet Point railroad
E0n ILLS place.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRooKLYN CITY DIsPEHsARY.-At the annual
meeting Of the enefactors OF his institution recently held,
tho following gentlemen elected ohcen and Tnls-
ices
Robert Nichols President yaIper y. Corning, j. II:
FrOlhp ghAm Vice Presidents; II. How Secretary, and
q w Delamster, Treasurer Trustees Robert Nichols,
c steadman, A. w Benson, l.. ). b1rnhan, A. Trask,
j. rockingham Benz. Flanders, q B Lamar, w baly,
c NJ Ocott J O. Corning, Wm Spencer, 3, w. Delamar
ter r h Msnning. w A. How, II B. Claim, b. Barney,
l. Johnson J. Blunt }. Bullnd, b. blosIom, George
Ripley.
This institution has been 10 operation for i've years
and during The past year 1851 patients have received med
cal sdyce and attention. gratis and 5oe prescriptions nave
been put by the Dspensary spohecsry " ordered oy
he physicians.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMiNER The Grand
rv returned true bills yesterday 10 cases OF grand ar
rDy Of assault and battery with Intent 10 KILL burglary,
con mon assault Indecent xPosure conveying liquor
A. tte CCuptv LII True bills were also found against
Ahrshsn Provost committed for assault aud battery with
,snt 10 rsvish ule girls In Gowsnus Those parties
IN stOdV ssVersy aFragned snd pleaded not guilty,
nd a, The cases except three trsnsmiltet 70
m CIV for Trial Ia he matter OF The remaining SIX
,ovs charged with rape from the last term the bills OF IN
dctmeu renewed and the case appointed Tor MA on
Tuesday nsxL
CITY COURT-Beiore Judge Greenwood ana
AID Leech and Leferts The People vs. Sa"Hsl DI-ty
serThe empareng Of the Jury Tss sSm1ooss q
yesterday Ofthe 81 alesmel ordered 70 %
bed been we'd personally, and 10 70 C s
names Otthese were exeaied SCI nae ~ tns CoarS @
pereu ptony challenged, ana Ins 1S
- psyi lie dsy Gen Duryea, District Attorney,
atso the csie for The prosecutor when eonssn n ne
defendant having as alleged certain eolDveIle lus 10 ns
oo..e.,ion snd with sceRtsy Dieudingo psis hsm when
.,d ~ ,Je ,orpado charge On the conclusOr of the
ni,,,,ct Atornsys address he COun adjourned IL his
morning
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

FALL RIVER, MAss-At meeting OF the elec.
tors of this town on the l2th inst, the town Rep
resentatives of the Legislature were instructed to
vote for Charles Sumner for u S. Senator, at the
next trial by vote of 233 to S4. Robert Ran
Eoups Anti Slavery Resolutions were adopted
with three dissenting voices. The town meeting
chen adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

The PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.-This body
adjourned sine die yesterday afternoon Among
che bills passed at the close Of the Session were
sne following: The General Appropriation Bill /;
the bill Incorporating the Pittsburg, Kittsnnlng
md Warren Railroad Company, and the bill re-
ealing the 9Th section OF the Anti Kidnapping
law of ls47 which forbade the use of the jails for
tbe imprisonment of fugitive slaves.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

laden, Hungary into the dust. But le. 81 'V, ,So
sood do its worst to blachen 'ne me. - ng.on the
Lain Lain or exilsd Patriots, If 0'nnO. ..;on whsro.
sSrsrsp, admiration the proud comPS'''1n
ri,h they are everywhere regarded Dy 'aU Roth
W" wiz che % iree .Ouled the devOtee' OF Human 7'0'n
1900 and Universal Freedom
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
The Murder at Baltimore.

bALTIhOKLt Tuesuhyi ApfII ID.
A black boy, l3 years old, named George Long,
has beep arrested charge Of numbering young Rumpt
win ess saw him take the child into the slaughter house
and on ses he made full confession, and says the boy
bs5 top cord be wanted him give him. and refusing
h. dTagPee him into the slaughter house and beat him on
th cad with stone The bruises bis arms were caused
Nv bis holding his hands on bis face and head to protect
Nmse from The blows Long says the child was no' dead
when he left him. and that he Intended 10 Kill him to get his
Ton cord Went back late at night and heard him grosn-
IN he fas been commed Tor lriaL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
Gen. Riley at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Tuesday, April IS.
A public reception will be given to day TO zen:
Riev bv The citizens Military &C. OF this place. large
procession is to formed and salute fred fro The Psk
The General will be welcomed 10 the city In an address Oy
n Aayo
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
Mail CoxTRAcrs.-Yeste-day mo

=
Postmaster 6srsrA announced ts cscoUs the PoPoAS M
cutrIct 10 the States Of Virginia, North Carohaa SCUM
lra Geolgis Fonfa; and also on tie proposals o Ss
established by The st CorEr-ss arEs runeer o. 80
n,eseut ard ava "a tie anrey ~ "a
h. rsnbsr Of regular routes contracted for SIS 20
SPEC a. asa VISA nsSn NSP-'-~'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

COTTON 10 quiet FLOUR IS steady, with sales
bbs Ohio at CosS hrmer at 66057c; MISS PoEK
small lots have sold s4 Is Prime bsueed
BAcoS SIDEs, ribbed 6e815c and
&c Small sales Of RIO CoTFEK al l6c for prime
tsd demand at ls1c. Far SUcAH has sold small
qu,ut ard MoLists at $50. Prime Wheat al goc
SrIHLIse ExCHASGB " GU a ga
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
The Canal.

ROCHESTER, tuesday April 10.
The culvert 10 completed and there 10 three
e Of water on level everything Is In order, and II 10
expected that the banks will be filled throughout the West
erp Division on Wednesday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
no,ntm.nt-Eir. nanr HALLMARK.

The large mansion of Mr.. Bowie, near this
place was destroyed by FIRE last evening
Fske has received The appointment OF Engineer of
Ihe Washington Canal
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
Court CaIsndar....fgIs DAl
ConNos PLEAs.-same as pubII.hed yesterdsy.

COH HON LLAB'-D dln5 Hs PuUIIfHcu JossoTuuJs
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos 2e3, 20e, a, 265, 3l2,
SIf. 3l5, SIG, Ice, 800, l99, 216, IA, 3O5 lis.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. AZ, l35, 81, -. l53. l3o.
I6I 64 o. I02 5sO 81 49, 81 IO4 l67 1885, l69, no. Ill lIo
i7s 49, 2 6 49, &C. A. u.s. ls, s2 lss, lsi. 1885, lss o
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

w In Executive Session Of the Senate yes
ferday, D. b ST. JOHN was confirmed as Super
iltendent Of the Bank Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
MARRIED

On Tuesday sv.nrg Apr 49, the ha Of Assasea ey ks,
DR. Whtehouss Mr. WIN 3. FREEnAh 70 hss hAkkikI
RIAYELD youngest daughter Of William Rsafeh ESQ s0'A
Ia Pie,on Ohio March 90 By R.v H. w Tlss, Hon sssss
Reed asee rs years Mrs susannsh Joas. aged years. al o.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
Markets....CHARLEsToN, April IL.
Markets.. SAVANNAH, April IL.

Our market was very inactive under the Afri-
cas- prices for the nonns Sales lin
tied 70 500 bales al eItemss ranging from Sss0llAc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
ParodI at New.Orleans-The Mississippi
Grievance.

NEW-ORLEANS, Tuesday ApnI IA.
Mdlle. Parodi has arrived here. She gives her
first Concert next Monday and intends visiting the prnci
pal Western Cities.
The Crevase excitement has subsided aud the River
fallipg slowly.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

The COTTON market opened with fair de-
prices, which continued until O'Clock when the
per received botcng advance OF 10 Lv
oO brought the market stand and sales alter
effected The mornings business amounted 70 s bales at
F,m l,UllLc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
Jennv Lind fu Cincinnati.
PspusyIyaniR LEGISLATURE.

CINCINNATG, Tuesday, April ID.
There were also persons present last night at
Jenny Lnds first Concert The recsps exceeded $4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

HARRISBURG, Tuesday April 10.
The Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned to.
day at Il O'Clock The Governor signed the Appropra-
Ion Bill which sppro PIRATES $3.50 to the completion Of
the North Bfa ch Of the Canal the same amount to avoid
ing the Allegheny Portage Railroad western slope, ane
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
Arrival Of Steamer southernor.
Markets. ..NEw.ORLEANs, Al

CHARLEsTON, TneIdayi April n.
Steamship Southerner arrived here at o'clock
His morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
Charter Elections.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich-The Wings have car
ried this city, most of the General Officers and
che Common Council Mayor Ralph w. Cole
Whig who had 347 votes to 1873 for julius G. Abel,
Loco; Franklin Everett Whig, Recorder
ANN ARpoR, Mich,-The Wings have carried
shis young city too, eleoting most of the officers
Mayor, George se1gwick, Whig.
TRENTON, N. J.-Land Reform and Anti-Mo-
aopoly oco Focoism assisted much in the defeat
of the Wings here on General Officers. The
Council, however is Wing, standing IS Whis to
II Opposition. The Freeholders are Whig and
! Opposition. Abraham r. Harris, Wing, is
elected superintendent of Public Schools. Party
Politics were bAnished and only Reform issues
SAised. We present a speein IN of the vote;
H1ig. OPpesitio1.
siIyor.... Mercer Beasley. .49l VIM Nspton. ....7S5
SaI Schools. A r. Hsuis....7l John Q. Csrman. .4S5
MIR. Nspton is the present incumbent.
HARTFORD, Conn.-The municipal election has
Resulted in a splendid Wing triumph. The Com.
mon Council stands 90 Wing and Opp; Alder
men. Wing aud Opp.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

This was the irst election held since the division
OF the city into wards. and as the Locos were
anxious to pail party lines the Wings INDUCED
thsm. Last year the regular Wing ticket had on
II the names Of seven Locos. In the new Coun-
cI with an addition Of six members the latter
party will have but FIVE.
A majority over all scattering. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
By Telegraph to The kew.YOrk Tribune.
r.s,ar as-sii. T.earA Oa<s s,r HasJser a-d Bsa' I

~ For lAts and important Telegraph
dispatches see Seventh Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
REAL ESTATE. Tuesday, April IS.
B,. gIsscL,er

ponse and lot on 35th AZ near 30 ay 25xgs... $50
t,ouss and lot g3 Liberty at 27xlo5....... 10000
BRooKLYr-
lois on Utica av. between Pacific and Schuyler rs.
t cor Psci6c- at and ITtica.ay 25xlOO. ..,.... so
o,s soioiring each 25xIOO az so each......,. 95
o,s sd{oininS escb 25xlOO $50 esch,..,.....,. 200
lot Joining cor schuyer-st, 25xOO ........... %
ois ~ doininS each 25Tio0 $50 esch........... 900
ot sdi0ir inc 2Sx loo 30
oi opnoails 25xIO0 1870
iots sdioping each 25xIOO s57 50 each........ 30
lot cor Schuver-st 2jxlOO Is
lots rear Schuyler each 25xl5o, S62 50 each l35
l Ion adjoining 25xI % ............. 60
lois &C joniI & each 25xl5O, SIS each....... 20
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

ARREST FOR CARELEssLY BLASTING Rocks
A man named James Brady arrested on Monday az
charge OF blasting rocks In ThrIieth ST. be-
tween Eighth aud Ninth avs without properly covering
h blss much the Jury OF lbs dwellings Of his neigh
b1rs The roof Of Mr.. LongLings house was much dam
ayed by a large stone which struck upon n. Mr. h.
ChurChs house was injured In similar manner Capt
stephenson complaint being made TO him, sent officers
watch the bss which they discovered being hred with
covering and the were dying In every decuon
The Captains report TO the Chief Of Police yesterday
morning states thar Brady was taken before Jusuce BLEAK
ltN. who dischArged him.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
Rumors of aue,ber Cuban Invasion.

"A majority over all, scattering. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
-Alsw has been pasied

BOARD OF EDUCATIoN "A law has been pasied
by he Legislature establishing a Board OF Ecuea-
ZION In our new city Il 10 10 be composed OF the three
Trustees from each OF the three Disrcts who viii elect
President snd have charge OF the details OF the schools
snd they with the Mayor OF the city and the members OF
he Beard OF Finance mot the Alsermsn determine Ae
smoun necessary for school purpOes The Office Of rows
devolves upon the President of the Board fte salaries
Nc are 10 be pad by the Treasurer Of tho city the order
of i le Trustees &c
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

THE LATE GOLD RoBBERY.-A young man
llmed Joseph Peters book keeper al the Shakespeare Ho
Sl2CO In gold coin from The trunk Of Henry Psnning q
b0arder al that Hoel Saturday evening II 10 under
STOOD that we'll grounded suspicious exist against Tue ac-
cuted, who committed by Justice osborne Tor exam
int ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

MEETING or the NEwYoRK PREsBrrERr.-
There was 8 meeting Of this body at Rev. hr. wsas
church on Monday evening. to which the pablle
yted The exercisss were highly interesting.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

RATN.-The dreary incubus under which the
weather has been lAboring for few days, dis
solved yesterday morning into no less dreary
drzzle, which, up to the time Of going to press,
showed no Iigns of abating. 1t is the cOldest,
mesnest and most discouraging spell Of weather
we have been called upon to record since this
vear commenced
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

terss.ed and srarhed by en- cranirsion Some of he
sbcs Manufactured by this house srs exceedingly sne
sofl and elastic impsrng sPesssnt sensation TO the
nce and ssmisby adapted TO "omner wear when thick
aacDels are burtheusome, yet none 81 all 10 bdsngorOu'
The golden may be found inquiry a. loi sowery
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

USIvERsALIsr SUNDAY ScHooL.-The Sixth an
nversay ~ take place this evening the church
Founh ard sOuth. Third -ss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16

ELECTION TO BE CoNrEsrED-The recent slss
ZION IN this vsge for town ofcers We are Informed VI
be contested on the following grounds That the town
officers never gave notice Of the election required ey
law that only Inspector out OF WA sworn ln and
vscsncies were supplied by The Inspectors themselves
that tie returns have not been regularly made to the fus
tees aEd hs The In DAuics The Ila) shows
1850 votes, when the whole number cast wm only TxS
The town ofhcers. consequently, are holding over.
The New York herald., 1851-10-18
German HeyoIutioUa,y Euntl.

The following is the document relating to the
German Revolutionary Fund, to which reference
made in leading article, and the letter from
Washir gton, in yesterdays HERALD
l. The creation of fund of two millions Of dollars
In Germany sbs be forthwith commenced by means OF
u German National Loan.
None will be called upon to guaranty The said loan
but those who have the confidence Of the public.
8 The urdcrts King will be confded 10 lie commence
ment, 10 Messrs. Kinbel Which and O. Reicheubach.
The initiative and the selection of the will be
tely given them; and they authorized to
receipts in their which sna bear interest OF
five PER cent all sums paid in.
T. The treasury, ad iqtei a shall be under the o.
Oscar keichenoach Paulson square Chelsea London
o. As the OF twenty tho ni dollars shall
be paid in the aforesaid Finance Committee,
shall call convention for the purpose of guarantyng
said loan To the decision of this convention will be
submitted the following questions:-
a The formation Of a Permanent Revolutionary Com
mttee.
D. The establishment of a plan Of administration.
The safe deposit OF the proceeds of the loan and s
transfer.
6 The Revolutionary Committee, elected by the con.
vention shall have unlimited power to dispose Of the
money realized for promoting the revolution They will
surrender their power, when ackpo EecgeG rsvolu
toDary government shall be established in the father
land This government shall have the right TO require
at the hands of the said committee account Of thef
transactions and to submit 10 the decision Of the
PIE the que,on OF their administration of their trust
T. The signers Of this document pledge themselves.
after the quest Of the revolution all their In
principal and interest Of this German Revolutionary
Loan, and to carry out faithfully all the conditions
thereof.
The undersigned agree to the foregoing plan Of Ger
man National Loan and promise to guaranty the
10 the amount of two millions Of dollars.
(sigaaiuIesl
The New York herald., 1851-10-18

surhssE CouRr-GsSERaL TsRm.-Adjourned 20 Mon
day.
cmegT cOvSr-NO,. ee5, sss, e74, to ssl, esq, ssa.
motions
ComMor PLE.s -part Nos 7O7. 7e7, 500, s1I, si3,
sie sia' sis ~, s2s sz, s3l, s33 s35 Part 2-7i2
Tps so2 ~ ' wv wv - ''''
ryrsnOR covhr--GiSrRaL TrRm.--MOtions and s-gu.
menu
The New York herald., 1851-10-18

MADAME ANNA THnLos's BESsFir.-The henef. Of this
accomplished and distinguished artistic at Niblo's,
Thursday evening overflow, presenting unmis-
taxable evidences of the high estimation in which he,
acting held Every seat in the house occupied
The asles and passages filed with delighted spec
tators and hundreds obliged 10 leave who could
not be accommodated even with standing place. Ths
lady and Mr. Hudson, the Irish comedian, have pro-
eeeded 10 Philadelphia. where, doubt, their engage
ment will be as brilliant and profitable as it has been m
New York
The New York herald., 1851-10-18

TnE STRANGE HEREsY TRAL-ANoTIIER HToHER
LAw.-We havs already referred to the trial and
conviction Of the Rev. John Little, pastor Of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church, in this city, on the
charge Of her.sy. II appears that the reverend gen.
tleman, in a sermon which he re,ently delivered
said, among ether things, that the provlientia ex
istence OF government entitled il to n conscien-.
tious obedience; and as this was contrary to the
tenets Of the church to which he belonged, he was
put upon his trial.
We give the conclusion Of this curious and extra
ordinary trial in this days HERALD. We appro-
bend that few people ever imag agned that we have
in our midst religious sect, like these modern
CovCnanters who hold it sinful to be connected with
governments that are net founded on their views Of
Christian and moral principles. This is certainly
an anomaly. Government is established for the
welfare of the community-For the protection Of the
weak against the strong ard for the security Of fc
liberty, and property. And yet these people, while
they dsclaim all connection with the government,
and try one Of their pastors for heresy in saying
that the proyidential existence Of a govern uent
entities IL TO conscientious obedience, are pro-
tecied by that government in all their rights and
even in the indulgence Of their religious fana,cism;
and would, no doubt, be very desrous Of receiving
the protection Of tba, government should those
rights be invaded. This is another phase Of the
"higher law Of which we have heard so much
lately. What, in the name Of common sense, is the
world coming tot This trial shows with how jea.
lous eye this sect watch their members lest they
should be found among the ranks Of those proessed
Christians who take part with hum m governments
that are, necessarily, In some degree, unhoy. The
Covenanters still believe in governments but they
must be founded stri,tly on the word Of God Su,h
government Gerrit smith and his followers are
also endeavoring TO realize. We think they will
all have to wait some time first. We fear that the
good time a coming n great way Of to them
LETTER FROM KossUTH.-We understand, from
gentle in this city, that within the last three
days be has seen manuscript letter from Kossuth,
written in Asia Minor, furnishing clear and con-
sistert historical analysis Of the late revolutionary
ftruggle in Hungary; and that this letter, address
cd TO the newspaper press Of the United States,
will shortly be published. It's publication has been
selayed, heretofore, for fear Of endangeripg the
lopg. expected liberation Of the illustrious writer
Now that he is free, the necessity Of this precsu-
ton ceases. In common with the public, we shall
wait the appearance Of this important letter, in
the fullest confidence Of pleasure aud instruction in
ts perusal, as well ss Of regret for the fate Of |
Hungary. We expect to publish this letter TO-
noficw morning,
The New York herald., 1851-10-18

IHR DEAD ALvH.-Among the list Of HungariaE,
heroes who were executed in efigy by the Austrian
government, were Ladisias Madarass, Deputy CHIEF
of the Magyar Jacobins, and Baron Joseph Msitheu.
vi, member of the Upper House Of the Hungarian,
Diet or Legislature. There gentlemen have for
some time past been in the United States; and m
doubt, when they hear of the solemn execution
which they underwent in Austria, they will either
feel their for the purpose Of testing whether
they are "alive and kicking" or laugh heartily al
the venom and malice of their enemies. These
brave fellows, together with large number of
their companions, were politely invited by the des-
potic authorities of Austria to walk up to tho
captains office and settle their accounts, in other
words, to appear and take their trials on the charge
of high treason. This these gentlemen as politely
declined to do.
"Will VIII you walk into my pazlor'
Said the spider to the ty.
But the fly was not to be caught, and the spide-
had to put up with meal on the remains of previoug
victims, instead of good fat blue bottle, in the
prime of life and full of the most sayory juice.
Messrs Madarass and Maitheuyi preferred to be
conium acieus, as the term is; and as punishment
for their ebstinacy, they were strung up to gal
lows, made for the purpose, by the backb board pro-
cess. This Pickwckian kind Of hanging is very
funny ndeed. 1t is doubtful, however, if any sucii
iun will be INDUCED in by the people of Europe
towards their oppressors, when they get the mastery
again, they will, doubt, before two years In-
ste ad of black boards, we think hempen cravats or
musket balls, will be in considerable request
THE FRENCH BENEVOLENT SocIETY-NIBLos GARpEy--
This magnificent and large hall will doubt, be filed
to- night by the families who desire TO aid the
resources Of this benevolent society. This institution
was organized several years ago, FOR the support of its
poor and sick compatriots 1t arranged for
performance in order to increase its charities The pro
grsmme Of amusements offers the greatest attraction II
comprises two French vaudeves, called L'0urs ct le
Pacha, {" The Bear and the Pacha, ~, by the Rave Fs-
mily and lille Felice; and 81 Heritiere" The Heir
essD OF Scribe interpreted by III M. Robert Kemp, Du
rieu, and Mile Felice advertisement and the magni.
fcent pantomme Of Rseu" will also be represented by
the Ravels. We are sure that, such occasion.
the French residents Of NsY York. and the American
lovers OF an interesting performance, will not lose tbs
chance Of spending pleasant sOire while at the SAM
time they will perform charitable act. We advise all
who intend TO visit Nibos to- night 80 early If they
wish to find seats
MADAME ANNA THuLoS's BEyrFir,-The benefit Of this.