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BALTIMORE, June 80 p III
The majority in this city for the new e9n.,i.a.on !, three
fifteen thousand poled AT Havrede Grace, In HaI-
is'd sos% No Doubt i Is adoped by handsome
jonty.
arrival of the Steamer Asa.- Three Days Later from,
Europe.
New YoHK, June 49, a. m.-The steamship Asia has
Just arrived, bringing Liverpool dates of the Gath Her
nsa ws. @ Of ~.
The government it is understood, is determined to give
every support and encouragement TO the projected halifax
The great exhibition still hronged by crowds of spec
tators and vsers from the daily arriving
The proposition 10 apply the proceeds educational puT
poses meets with much favor.
mask the leaders Having openly avowed themselves in ia
of a restoration of the monarchy The revision Of the
constitution engages the almost undivided attention OF the
GKRMANy.The Dresden conferences have at last been
brought terminaon but have accomplished nothing
The Emperors Of Russia and Austria and the King of
Prussia are holding private conferences at Cracow,,
Great floods had occurred in the vicinity OF Vienna
which had destroyed property to an immense amount
RoME.-The French were about evacuaiing the city Of
Rome, and the Ausans were to take possession In their
place
decline OF fully I'D The quotations are fair-Oreans Of
middling, fair upands sd The sales OF the week
70 ss 9a so,ns :,ss p the
Breadstufs Wheat dull, and declningi Flour had
EOS 3D. 10 ais Cd Ohio 2os 2I Corn has declined Cd.
Provisions. Provisions inactive Pork was very
but unatered in price. Talow was Cd. lower.
Naval sales had been made Of turpen'ine or
tar. Sales OF common rosn at IS.
OF 1000 bbls Of sugar on easier terms
Moasses in fair request at los Sd is. for Cuban
Carolina rice in better demand 1885, l9s 3D.. Tea
sales brisk common Congons commanded lid. to Is
Id Tobacco quiet fN
Ashes in better demand, us 27s 3D. for pots,
and 29s for pearls
Money market.-Money easy. Consos closed
Friday at g7i United States securities in fair de-
full prices sales of United States Us, 1858 al ~
80 United States 6s 1858, at liz ll3. Maryland S.
80 a 9lt Pennsy lvania, S2A 50. 1904
Trade in Manchester was dull account of tho
easy feeling in the Liverpool cotton market
Sailing of the africa.
New YORK. June a.. m.-The Africa sailed to-day
Liverpool with 40 and 86ol 600 in specie
Stocks-United States 6's of 1867, 1l6t Canton Com
pany, 81; Reading railroad SOL The cotton market 10
depressed the receipt Of the Asias Flour
of 900 barrels mixed brands IS "a g.
Corn is heavy with sales of 10 900 bushels at IS 81 ces4
Provisions dull and unchanged Whiskey, 2Scens.
PHILADELPHIA, June A., p m.
The steamers news has had effect market.
Flour is quiet at - IL - Is for shipping brands
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received permission themselves
Annapolis Maryland the first Of October
being examined to their qualifications for
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MAR RTE ID,

MARRIED.,
On Tus.dy evening instant, by Rev. Mr., LKsAsHAs, Mr.
JoHN JOHNSTON 10 Mrs ELIZABETH ANN MULLIKIN, both
off civ
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The letter Of correspondent H., to-day. is strongly
recommended to readers for the ability with which be
Examines Mr. Webssfs speech al Albany, and contrasts
The effect il il calculated to have the public mind with
The reasonable abors Of such as Mr. John Van
Buren, and Mr. Seward to keep organized the abolition
iana,icsm OF portion OF northern brethren Had
Mr. Webster been as careful with his Buffalo speech as
he waa with the one at Albany, every portion of bis
fellow citizens would have felt under obligations to him
Tor the able and forcible in which he has shown
III. necessity Of enforcing the fugitivesave awalway'
excepting those who agree with those mfroists who
desire to see our federal system destroyed.
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The mporations of gold reported at the custom-house
for the month Chagres, $2,2lO.405 England,
$40 7Os Hsvre 533 The coinage of gold at Phila-
dephia for May 262 The importatons goods
continue diminish Those of dry goods for the month
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We call the attention of readers to the card OF Gen
John M. McCalla in another column Of our paper from
which will be seen that he has commenced the practice
law in the several courts in the District Of Columbia,
and in the Supreme Court Of the United States Gen
McCala the Second Auditor Of the Treasury during
The administration Of Mr. Polk, and discharged the duties
Of that Office with much ability and acquired thorough
practical knowledge of the rules and regulations which
govern the several bureaus Of the Treasury Department
N the adjustment Of claims against the government He
nasound practical lawyer, and the public may rest
'sd that any business, either in the courts or the de-
nrtmsn,s which may be intrused to him, will be at.
Tended TO with promptness, ability, and fidelity.
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vNIIOLENAI.E RETAuGrIavnr determined 70 give up
and extensive stock
clothing trunks Ao at less than cost prices at
oI Persons purchasing from
marked all good. down. and hsve
decided an mice only clothing being make
can goods that viii give general sats
opportunity seldom offers o. procuring e'y
o,o,hino AZ law pr;ces Terms invariably cash
0'''"'s "'''" 30 ] GAIITGAN h
I,r.A s,f Penn. avenue, from eth
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JNO. m. McCALI.A
w law in the and the various courts
OF the District He continues claims eers Con
gress departments. May 92-eodui Nth sep
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Sailing of the africa /.

PHILADELPHIA, June AZ, p. m.
The steamers news has had effect on our market.
Flour is quiet at - Is - IS for shipping brands
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rELEaRAPHIo nErORTs FOR THE UNION

BALTMoRR June 4-v, p. m
The majority in this city for the new constitution Il three
thousand live hundred and fifty three There were ABOUT
een thousand votes poed AT Havre dc Grace, In Har-
ford county the majority in favor OF the new constitution
is fifty four No doubt 1t is adopted by handsome ma
]ority.
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RaiIroad Accident,

HoUsAroNIc RAILROAD Thursday Jan. 9.
To he Editor Of The Tribune;
An accident has Just occurred on this road, oil
which take opportunity, while the cars are wait
ing, to inform you The o'clock train for the
North having left Brookfeld received several Sc
we're shocks just before crossing the bridge over
Still Greek, at the point where it empties into the
Housatonic and ran along some distance, the for
ward passenger car humping and stumbling so
hard as to shock the whole train. On stopping,
the forward truck Of the forward passenger car
was not TO be found the cars for the eighth OF
mile having been dragged along on the rails On
going back to the bridge the truck was found lying
on the banks Of the Housatonic broken to pieces,
two oil the wheels lying in the river. The girders
of the track on the bridge are broken or cut In
pieces, two or three Of them having about six
inches cut clean out of one end almost as neatly
as with a saw. One of the six by ten inch tim
bers OF the bridge was also broken and two or
three crushed
The cause Of the accident was found nearly an
eighth OF a mile below the bridge A piece about
five feet long was broken from one of the rails
into four pieces, the end having probably sprung
and projected.
1t is q matter Of gratitude that some Of the tim
bers OF the bridge became locked and driven into
the bottom Of the car, as most serious accident
would have resulted. The engine is dispatched
to Milford for assistance, and take the opportu.
nifty OF sending you this brief mention
Happily rot the least injury was sustained by
any one. Yours truly, W. P b.
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Late from Havana by the Isabel.

CHARLESTON. Saturday, Jan. II.
The Isabel has arrived here with Havana dates
TO the 9Th inst. A correspondent says:
New Sugars and Molasses have been coming Ia freely
but IN the former little OF importance has been done beyond
what has been already noted noted sale OF Curacao at
resls and bright yellow at do. OfMuscovadoa sale has
been made MaRnZas al reals for only fair quality, and
reals for ordinary 10 Muicoyado, and the tendency TO
high prices arising out OF the deficiency IN the Louisiana
crop and the demand for the West will IN degree be
modified by the range which prices OF clayed Sugars may
take Till within few days Molasses were arm a. 81 a
the habor q as reals the coast and In the ports
decline has however taken place owing 10 the greater
abundance OF arrivals and purchases making u reals
hi. figure nevertheless likely 10 be fully sustained FOR
sometime the demand being very brisk
COFFEE s Hat quote hne quality 81 $40 Ordinary to
good second at IS 9 So decline Is not unlikely, pro-
vided further demand takes place for France HoNEYis
arriving very freshly but the price is rm Al q rs gallon
Freighs are very duh yet vessels however remain
scarce and with little more accumulation OF produce we
shall active demand spring up for shipping Win
regard 10 RICE give you nofavorable adyces The
arrivals since my last have BEEN Armenia" Dec o. Mar
enhan sold al 869t rs "Sea Gull" Dec. 18th Savannah,
sold al 10! rs Steamer Isabel Jan 4h Charleston, sold
nj lori Gulnaren Charleston. Jan 5th sold 10 rls
parcel Of Marenham from Cenuegos has also appeared
here selling 81 rs of the cargo Marenham and direct
previous the above noted considerable portion remains
unsod EXCHANGE Is very dull London has been done
as low as 81 prem On the North the rate nuctnated fer
some days anG appear ed 10 have tendency upwards but
IL fell again, and we quote la az dis.
We have no advices from Key West and pre-
sumo therefore nothing has happened worth COM
municatiDg.
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On the 25th of Feb. ls49, the Constitution land
Egypt,) and family, at Alexandra. The lady OF
the Consul General on the previous day gave
birth to a son, who was christened on board, by
the name of Constitution Stewart The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. n Frost, chap
lain OF the vessel. Capt John Gwinn stood god
father for the child.
On the cd OF Aug. ls49 Pope Plus TX, accom- .
panied by the King OF Naples, visited the ship
and were each saluted by discharge of AZ guns
On the 18th of July, ls49, magnificent ball
was given on board in honor OF the lady o! Col
Rowan, our Charge d. Affaires at the Court OF Ma
pies, which was attended by all the nobility OF
Naples
past A. NJ. 1919, Capt. John Gwinn, the COM
mander of the Constitution departed this life
He was much beloved and respected by all on
board. Capt. Thos. A. Conovcr assumed the com
mand Of the ship at Naples, on the 18th OF Sep
TENDER.
The Constitution arrived at Gibraltar on the
9th of Nov. after passage of 20l days from De-
noa. The u. S. storeshp Lexington left Spezzia
on the 9TH of Nov. and arrived at Gibraltar "a
hours before the Constitution, and again left on
the LIST OF Dec. at 10 AN.
The frigate sailed from Gibraltar for this port,
on the st of Dec at AN. and on the same night
came in collision with the British brig Conf
dence, from Newport bound to Barcelona, loaded
with coal The brig went down, but the crew,
consisting OF eight men and boy, were saved
The Constitution visited during the cruise the
ports of Tripoli, Malta, Alexandria Spezzia, Leg
horn Naples, Gaeta, Messina Palermo, Genoa.
Toulon Marseilles and Gibraltar-n all. thirteen.
The number Of miles sailed 81 by log during the
cruise was 10000
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COMMISSIONS on CLAIMS AGAINST MEXIco.-
Washington, Friday, January 10, ls5l-The
Board met according TO adjournment members
present as yesterday The memorial Of William
Richardson, claiming to recover the excess Of pro.
ceeds Of sale of the brig Mary beyond the amount
of the fine 10 pay which she was sold at Tampico
in 1887 being taken up for consideration, together
with the proofs and documents connected there
with, the Board made an award in favor of the
claim, reserying the amount for future action.
That OF Rufus X. 'Turnage, passenger on board
schooner Martha captured on hervoyage from New
Orleans 70 Texas in May, 1888, by brig-ofwar
General Teran. claiming for MS seizure, imprson-
ment, csael usage, and loss Of part OF his ELECTS
being next taken up for consideration, together
with the proofs, &c. the Board made an award IN
favor Of the claim, under the usual reservation as
TO the amount Adjourned until IL o'clock A. NJ
Of Mondsy next.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Friday, January 10, lS5l.-T. N. Van
Dyke, Esq, of Tennessee, was admitted an At
torney and Counsellor Of this Court. No: 1896.
Jecker, Tore x Co.. appellants, rs. J. b. Mont
gomery. No. 1877. J. B. Montgomery, appellant,
rS. Jecker, Tore x Co. These causes were sub
mitted to the consideration of the Court on the
records and printed arguments, by Mr.. Coke for
Jecker, Tore Il Co, and by Messrs. Key and
Johnson for Montgomery. No. SO. X. c. Stock
ton, appellant, Us. James c. Ford. The argument
Of this cause was concluded by Mr.. Walker for
the appellant. No. 81. The | nited States PLAIN
tiffs in error, as Jehiel Brooks ct. al. The argu
ment of this cause was commenced by Mr. Attor-
ney General Crittenden for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned until Monday, II A. NJ
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ments and provide the necessary means to enable
the citizens Of this country TO exhibit their arti
cles at the Worlds Fair in London, and also
what the Executive Government has promised TO
do in aid Of that object, and informing me that
there will still be deficiency Of means. The
Committee have most generously devoted their
time and money 70 this laudabIe enterprise with
out the hope of remuneration, and evidently with
no other motive than to advance the interests and
sustain the honor Of our country. The Executive
authority has gone to the full extent Of its power
in aid Of the Committee, and regret extremely
to saw that it can do no more than II has promised.
cannot assume to advise in this dilemma. but
must leave it to the Committee to adopt such
course to supply the deficiency as il may Judge
best have the honor to be, your ob't serv't
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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Eenaua of RncklRnh Co.
l....,...l6,963 1870 1873

The LIBERATION OF CAPT. MAYO BY THE HAY
TEN AUTHoRITIEs.-Letters from Cape Hayden
to December p, received per the brig Edward
Prescott, St Holmes Hole. state that Capt. Mayo
Of the brig Leander Of Boston, who had been I'm,
prisoned here on q charge of smuggling bad
been released, the Government acknowledging
that the evidence did not substantate the charge.
Mr.. Wilson, the I. S. Agent, had made claim
against the Haytian Government Tor $4,000 dana
ges for the Imprisonment Of Capt Mayo, deten-
ton of vessel &c, but it had not been allowed
and probably would not be. The English Govern
ment have decided TO keep a steamer OF war
cruising round the Island for the protection OF
their commerce Boston Traveller
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The U. 8. frigate Constitution arrived yester-
day. from the Mediterranean She left Spezzia
on the Sd Of November Genoa, 9TH, and Gibraltar.
December |.
The following is q list of her officers:
Capfain-Thomas A. Conover, late John Gwinu, diedD
LfSufendnfs-lst. james n. Rowan ID, Meisnctoa
Smith ID, A. y. V. Gray 9TH Benjamin n shaitlck Sch.
Carter B. Poindexteri 9Th, Thos ). Crosssn TN, Henry
R.lando.
PVser-Ber jamin j. Cahoone
SuYgeoH-samuel Barrngtcn.
Captain Of NdriHes-D ID. Baker.
M0sfey-Joe ; kennard.
Passed dssisfanf Suceon-R w. Jefery
Assistdnt Svyeeon-P. J. Horwiz.
ChdpLdfn-N Frost
Passed Alidshtpmen- Thomas ). Phelps w. w. Low,
John III Upshur Joseph d. Daniels, W. q. Hoffman.
Cqxfdins Cierk-F Coke
bfidshumen-J James Suuwell, George H. Chapman, >.
X. Mygstt, T. + Coddington +. II. Baker. Z. K shu-
brick.
dctiug Masters Mate-C. 7 Bullen.
Bodfstcdia-John feaherston.
Gunner-John c. Ritter.
CdYpenfsr-Luher Manson
Sdimaker-F. Selbersdorf lscing)
Lieut.. g. F. Lindsay of the Marine Corps, has
come home passenger in the Constitution.
The following are the names of officers formerly
attached to the Constitution, and where ordered;
Lieuts Lewis C. sartori and VIM X. Kinney Passed
Midshpmen George Morgan, Robert C. Duyall and Jss.
Rochelle; and Mdshipmen James G Maxwell all ordered
TO the Race Independence. Surgeon + B. Gsllou and
Midshpman Eugene IL. Oakley, ordered TO the fhgsts
Cumberland
We publish the abstract of the cruise OF the
Constitution, from the time she left Boston. in
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CoSSEcTICUT STATE MILITARY CONvENTIoN-
The Friends OF a well organized and disciplined
militia, met ia Convention at Hartford, ON
Wednesday, and were organized by the appoint
ment Of the following officers Major Gen. King,
President; Gen Il. ". Starr, OF MiddIesex Co,
and Mr.. T. w smith of Tolland Co Vice Presi.
dents Col Z Geer. and Lieut. c COmstock,
Secretaries An invitation 10 the members
of the Convention from Gov Seymour 70 pa-take
Of a collation. at bis houIe was accepted
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Thu WoRKEG.--Under the census Of $50,
Virginia had twenty Representatives in Con.
gress. The next superintendent gave her fifteen.
The pre- sent census will entitle her to trelre.
Indiana in 1880 was q little State-in 1910 she
bad scrc' Representatives in Congress and this
census will give her tscelre?
TCleyeiand (Ol True DeaOcrsL
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JANUARY 49, 1851.

II BENZ. J. PENTz, Esq. for the past three
years Secretary Of the Grand Lodge of the l. o.
of o. F. of the Southern District of New York,
will resign that Office during the coming week.
having received the appointment of Secretary Of
new Insurance Company which iS shortly to so
into operation.
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Western Navigation, &c.

LOUISVILLE, Sunday, Jan. Il.
The water in the Canal measures feet 10
inches and is falling. At st. Louis the river is
rising.
The VIM. Noble is aground at Grssse Platte
and the New Orleans at Devay.
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A Coon MORAL ENJoYMEST.-A well written
ehss domestic drama Of The moral class Ike the eeeoraed
"Curae's Daughter" il always wholesome ana Always
entertaining It's eone In the Saloon Of Bsrnums useHO
Il evening where. tod, the performance are
Invariably DELI hiiui as well uueNcePiona0'e Tue very
comic and romantic piece Of Robert hacA'e Is sFea
here Ills afternoon
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NEw.YoRK SOCIETIES IN WIscoSsIS.-There
are so many New Workers in the Badger State,
that in every principal town Associations are
forming for the purpose Of yearly celebrations,
&c Tie Sons Of New-York' met at Janesvllle
on the 9Th ult
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NEw.YoRK CITY GUARD.-At the Annual Meet
ing of this Company, the follow ing persons were
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By Felegraph to the Nsw.YOrk Trlbuns.
u For additional Telegraphic Dis
patches, see Sixth Page.
Interesting from the sOuth-AnticIpated Slave
InsurrectioB, dc.
BALTIMORE, SUNDAY. Jan

BALTIMORE, SUNDAY Jan Y, IilI.
There is great excitement at Lexington, Va. in
consequence of an anticipated Slave Issurrection.
Letters have been intercepted, AMI it app,srs
that about 900 are implicated.
Thomas H. Fulton, extensive Cotton Maui.
facturer died at w ashington Factory to day.
The Navy Department has received dispatches
announcing the safety Of the officers of the L. S.
ship Marion.
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sent year

Presidenf. ..................JOSIAH A. WALLER.
Zee President, .............JO siah Hedden-
TYeasureT. Daniel II. Gregory
Secretarv. 80. Charles A. Peverelly.
-dssisf1nt Sc refQry.........E. A. Garecke.
Oscar w. SClwell,
Standing COMMITTEE. Joseph Mitchell,
o. b. Smith.
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THE SEA SERPENT.-This clipper for San Fran
cisco belonging to Messrs Grinnell Minturn
Co. went to sea on Saturday, running off as was
expected at the rate of twenty-five miles per hour
although this was doubted by some old salts
She was advertised to sail on the 10th and very
much to the astonishment Of California shippers,
who were entirely unused to such promPtness,
she sailed punctually at the time advertised, hsv
ing been loaded, 400 tuns, in an unprecedented
short time. So unusual is this punctuality Of sail
ing in vessels bound to California that large
number of bills Of lading were left unsigned by
the Captain, and after the ship had sailed parties
who had engaged freight weeks ago, sent to ask
when they should send down their goods. We
are glad to see a leading house like Messrs Grin
NELL Mnturn Il Co. setting an example ofPrompt
mesa in matters Of business.
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Spiritual KNocKNGs ExPOsED"-We no.
tice that under this title, c. Chauncey Burr Esq.
Editor OF the Nineteenth Century Review, com
mences a series OF lectures this evening at Hope
Chapel, 72O Broadway, assisted e&perimentally
by bis brother. The" exposure" we presume
will be in the imagination of the lecturer. How
ever, Mr.. Burr is an interesting speaker, who has
paid much attention to the subject, and will be
certain TO interest and anu Sc his hearers.
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Cg| HENRY JAMES Eco. will lecture this even
ing before the Mechanics Institute, at Hope
Chapel, 100 Broadway. Subject" The Rule OF
the People" The interest Of the subject and the
original and striking manner in which the Lee
turer exhibits his views will no doubt attract the
attention Of those who wish for a rich intellectual
repast.
DoUBTFUL COMPLIMENT.-The Young Men
Tsmmany Committee have presented to their
Chairman, Garret II. Striker, ESQ. fine gold
hunting watch and chain, bearing the following
Inscription;
THE Democratic Republican Young Mems Genefa'
Committee to their Chairman GsTrel II. Striker"
While we do not doubt that the arduous duties
performed by Mr. S strictly enttle him to the re
ward he has received we must consider the pre-
sent as little to be proud Of Having presided Tor
ore year over the compound known as " The De,
moclstic Republican Young Mems Committee
is punishment enough, without being Obliged to
carry the evidence Of the fact suspended around
ones neck
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THE OPERA To-NIGHT.-After long interval
we have Norma again for this evening at the
Italian Opera-with Parodi as the Drudess, Patti
as Adalgisa, and better one cannot readily be
foundl and Lorini as Pollione. We have already
described az some length Parodis rendering of
III .ohor,...-, esd aeed only adu, tnat IN ad-
dtion to Norma, Fitzjames will appear in lie De-
lire dun Peint,e-not so much ballet as a series
of enchanting pdses, in which Cerito and st.
Leon first took US captive.