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Theatrical.

sryoglrA Soro-The benefit which this beautiful Span
ish dansaise toos Nibos Saturday night afforded
the most triumphant evidence Of the unexampled popu
lsry to which she has attained in her very brief aud
brilliant in this city Nblos theatre seldom if ever
presented brighter numerous assembly, nor
witnessed such manifestation Of enthusiasm to-
wards any artistic, that exhibited TO Senorita
Soto. Every available portion of the house was
crowded with gay, fashionable, and delighted assem-
blage consistipg for the most part of Spaniards Gu
baneros and French senorta Soto the charming bsne
fciary appeared than usually fascinating
this occasion and she danced in such style natural
grace beauty and briancy that she created among the
spectators an enthusiasm which made the house reecho
with pauds and reclamation. The Spanish portion of
the audience were particularly carried away in ad-
miration of their beautiful countrywoman and ex-
pressed their feelings in the most excited bursts Of
applause. At the conclusion of her first dance,
the stage literally strewn with bouquets and
Of flowers thrown to her from all parts of the
Loase in such profsion to require minutes for
her to collect Several doves also thrown towards
her one Of which she caught, and fondng it in her
bosom. took it with her behind the scenes. She APP
pared in three Spanish dances: La Manoa," g FL
Xaieo de Xeresn and IL Bolero de Cadez" in all of
which she twice encorcd. She had also TO appear
before the curtain three times response the enhu-
siastic calls made her to receive the almost
trayagan applause of the adrng asscmblage senorta
Soto is perhaps the most fascinating dalsetse that
grnced the stage in this couotry She il
restricted by the cold and formal rules OF art studied
and rractised with great labor but her style il purely
natural and exqusely graceful The faultless symme
try Of her form attred in her native costume aud the
poetry Of her movements might well justify her enthu
satic admirers III considering her the chief presress of
Torpsichore. If Senorita Soto make a professional
to Mexico and Cuba, she Will certonly create the
greatest excitement there aud make fortune in short
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STUMP ORATOR S7UMPED.-Accordng TO all
accounts, the Scott ratification meeting at Albany
must have been queer affair. The Ahds gives an
amusing report Of it, and particularly Of the speech
OF one little man-"Mr Raymond, an orator Of the
pare always very fussy and very important on
great occasions or tLis Mr. Raymond, IL is said he
went on till, "venturng TO ask the crowd before him
would any one dare to say that Mr.. Pierce was
worthy 70 be elected over Scott = there was such
an overwhelming response Of Aye from the crowd,
that the orator for the first time became conscious
q 'De coinposlhoh ~ the audience Mr.. Raymond
was stumped, ana, Ike tho under tho dead ain
Of CAPT. Scott, he came down. That AYE vas .
clincber.
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THE Trouble Concerning the British Colonial
Fisheries.

We published, yesterday morning, special
teegraphic despatch from Boston, TO the effect that
unexpected troubles, Of serious nature, had arisen
between the British government and our own, in
relation 70 Her Majesty's North American Colonial
6sheres-troubles which threaten to disturb tho
peaceful relations Of the two countries. Such, it
was said was the purpOrt Of communication sent
by Mr. Webster, from Franklin, N. H., to the
President Of the United States. According, also,
" our Boston correspondent, an important docu-
sent on the subject will be published in the Boston
!. oaaie this morning. Appended 10 the aforesaid
a. patch, we also gave, in yesterdays HERALD.
- jous extracts from previous letters Of our cor
-. ,1dents at Washington, and other extracts
go, the English provincial papers, pretty fully
-; uipg the nature Of this disturbance among
CT ermen, and showing the extent Of the mea-
"A opted by the British authorities to clear out
-. fishing grounds the intrudng Yankees.
"a that, by the treaty Of 1878, the waters
land and the isnnds and banks Of the
-, 1ces, from Nova Scotia and New Bruins
-ria,, - Nevfo midland and Labrador, are held sa-
- ,.;,hin ~ prescribed margin Of marine
- - ~ :, award, as the fishing grounds Of
- M.;os,v.s anil 'ects IL also appears that the
-. 80 oo7csh nd mackercl are mostly to be
r.a u;,bio III. into -dicted margin; and that our
80 Gshermer IN A dance Of the treaty, have at
18Th carried their tres asses so far as almost to
- ,ooropoly Of tbs a hing business to the So
-. dot,irent az the mi, uegos and natural re-
sources 81 her M,jysty's GO. omar subjects Inc
American fishing macks in thu Se 'n'erdicted wa.
L., LaY. Increased from sse-s. ~ AS'aIsi'' ara
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sSs4D,ah Ssvgas;E.

AREGuLAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE MEM
luton was IN animnusly aiopted:--
Resolved That rhe thanks If this hereby
teDdered to the Columbian En- Iiae Company H.
for the ptu collation. furnished TO the
tie annual parade of the Ne Yor
Fire Department Also. 10 the embers Of United states
Hose Company % for their kindly escort into line the
morning Of parade, JoHS ID. MOORE, Foreman.
CnARLrs hILtY Secro airy pro TEN.
HEREBY INQUEST ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
70 forward to Leut l. tlexzu sboth, NO. 81 East
sixteen I'll Ne YeIA all effects mot being money!
beoneiaR to he hepg ruy empowered to receive and
give eslno wledgement for this same. L. kO3SUTH.
CARp-aUsTRALIA- MERCHANTS AND saIP-
ship Hagnoiis Port Prhr ready receive
eong eerap'ee VI mricsn good &c, trial
for TINT market C.. bn scan at LAG Pearl street.
A CARDIFF is REPORTED IN TIE HERALD OF
n the thar rho steamboat Aida beat the
boat Francis skiddy fifteen minutes to Alhnny, viii n
beg leave correct he slda left New York hfteeA
MINUTES ahead Of tie Sfidds We made the landings
heat her six minutes mailing minutes from
Rev York HUDSON which place she passed while tho
Skiddy isndirg. We will the public the
Skiddy will with the Aida other boat but
will her lending advertised If tha
of tho Aida other haat wish Ia viii test the
speed the Sicay day they at five days notice.
not interfere et for stake Of $4,000
$50 600, S50,000 Slb0 60 Yours So.
THE OWNERS OF THE SKiDDY.
DuhT RACE BOAT RACE WILL COME OFF ON
- Monday July igth. ct 2 o'clock p. " from Pier g.
around iitt Island, snd
John Strip snd JAMES Rrrk for the of $500 side.
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oepts open for the and The prcurisor WILDE
hsypy make engagements with parties who
fngnps The distau cerom New York 10 New Bnsh
sir miles and tho trip Ia performed by saamboa. IN
from rs TO 20 minutes II leaves New York Pier No North
rivot at 7. and ~ n and az, aud Y. Leaves
Nev Brighton a. 2. and II 4. aud 4 D 20, aud
p frequent comm unicaOn will no establish
O. 40 the season odYanoes. l.. BL0N HARD.
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based sound priu cipe must abide it's fullest
test. and will lose Itself in the erucble of truth The
ohemie al prr epe wbch BUGLES Hyper ion Fluid
Is based and ia action the growth Of the
hair prove it, composition 20 TO established the most
id potable phykioo go dsta Thousai ds have cured
thes Ives Of baNpess b. its myriads
th,r hair through employing it, aud have opted II
without IT, h and pleasure from its effects. Sold by
Boyle st Washington street Boston. also, cold whole
sale ard retsi by n H. s. H. Sands 100 Fulton street,
Rushton, Clara Co, 273 Rico smith, 727 Broad
way; WIN. II. Cary & Co.. 2i5 Pearl street, and by the
Druggists and Perfumers throughout the world,
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THE MAYOR AND ALDERMAN CoxProS We pub
lsh elsewhere, in columns taken from of the
Sunday papers Of yesterday, very curious bundle
Of aidayts, describing the exact facts of the re-
cent are-up between the Mayor and Alderman Comp
ton growing out Of the action OF the latter during
the absence Of the former, relative to the Eighth
avenue railroad. II win be rococcted that his Honor
stated, in plain terms, that Alderman Compton
had usurped his powers a. Mayor Of the city. on a
particular day named, during which the Mayor was
ia town. But it seems, from the statements publish
cd in the afidavits coming from the Mayor himself
his Secretary or Clerk, anu The Chief Of Police, that
his Honor Was actually out Of town, enjoying him
SELF no doubt, with great satisfaction, at ex-Mayor
Mokles country residence on Long Island, in com
pany with several other gentlemen during the very
day, and probebly al the very time that Alderman
Compton was under the necessity Of assuming The
functions Of the Mayoralty, and acting in relation
to the matter in question.
The hilarity and enjoyment Of the visit TO Long
Island must have exercised n wonderful effect in
some intellectual quarters to produce such "Mes-
sage" as we have formerly given and alluded TO,
in the face of such evidence as that which we now
present or course we suppose the Mayor, who is
very sensible and very honorable man, viii come
iorth boldly and promptly, and own up; acknow-
hedging that he has been mistaken in the business,
and has heretofore done great injustice to Alder
man Compton If he does so, VIC should like to
know who is the author Of the Message to which
be put his name, aud who has caused such rupture
and difference Of opinion between the Mayor and
the Alderman. la the meantime, understand
the Developments TO which this fare-Up has given
rise will not end here There is a very curious
before the Superior Court which will be argued in
day or two, and which will make some startling
revelations Of the doings on the part es some
branches Of the municipal authorities.
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GEN. SCOTT AND THE ALIEN LAws-No DENIAL
The article signed &C Americas" which We pub
lisbed the other dav, from the National ftHigenc9
Of December, 1874, has gone to Washington and
returned in the Union but the fsteiiecncer is as
silent rs the grave upon the subject We charged
that that artcleac nbomnahIe in its principles as
the alien aud sedition laws OF the elder Adam
was the production Of Cen Scott. Why has not
the IrttAtgeacT denied it! Simply because the
charge is true. In another quarter, We I'D the
document virtually admitted as evidence against
Gen. Scott. ThuIlow Weed, who has come back
from Europe and assumed the veins Of The Alb1ay
journal, snys:--
ar last resort in this game Of deception they have
fallen hack upon aponJ paper Article pub
lsbcd IN the National flietrenotr in 1874 They pre-
tend without any proof wha,-ver, that this fggitIve
communication l. 20 be attributed 70 Gen. scott.
Whether he wrote the article not. have know.
I eoCc. 90 deem 1t naterisl 10 enquire II is
enough for us and FOR The pnbic 10 know thai his pre-
sent opinions. the whole subject or naturalization
hbeGl republican and sound that far from desiring
to make the syttcm more restrictive. he proposes
expand and atorate Il In favor of the foreigner. VIC
do not deny that Gen Scott at porio of bis life
mary ycnrs ago adopted nsaken view Of the practical
operation of the naturalization laws Tie advanced
opinions the subject 10 Which could not
subscribe 10 due time reflection and experience con-
WINGED him Of his error"
~ due time Yes: just at the tine i. becomes
necessary to concliate Che Germans Dutch and
Irisb. lie has Iepented, and las confessed, and
asks absolution. But will this repentance hold
good after the election ! There's The rub.
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MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, July 1876 Z. M.
Nothing has transpirea in the stock market during
the past week. Transactions have been more limited
than usual and the number OF operators fallen Oft
but prices well maintained, and disposition is
manifested to force sales of any stock the list, We
may for week two have rather inactive market,
prior to the commencement Of the fall movement but
doubt If purchasers will find favorable oppor
tunity to come in than the present Money is likely to
be more abundant the progresses and induce
ments to purchase stocks viii daily strengthen 1t is the
prevailing impression that there will be very active
fpecuation throughout tho approaching fall and there
is wide margin for advance in the list generally
Operators with means could hardly make mist axe In
making selections.
The earnings of the Albany and Schenectady Railroad
during the first Fix months of the present year. compared
with the corresponding period year. annexed
ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY RAILROAD
The earnings for months, estmat-
Fzpences for same period ....... o123l 90
ldtcrest on debt 2l57o % S2S0l 90
Net earnings ...............,.. $50 1919 90
Dividend Of per opt............. Al 06o 90
1909 90
Leaving balance Of nearly two per cent after paying
dividend.
The oarring7 for the corresponding six months in 1851
were Sl2o0 600 Oo--ghowng increase Fix months
business, in favor Of 1852 Of S22 600 90, which is nearly
90 Per cent The company have declared dividend Of
four per cent out of the earnings of the past six months
The lose of the Ktna and Protection Insurance Offices
ofiartord by the late fire in Montreal has been much
estimated 1t stated that tho loss amounted to
one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars but the
whole rick of these companies in Montreal was only
ninety three thousand dollars and the loss not total
The income Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany during the month Of June amounted to sl.06i5
of which s13S,s63 CT from the main stem, and
SS67S2 80 from the Washington branch The travcl
caused by the two political conventions held in Bal
more in the month OF June added largely TO the receipts
The quantity Of coal brought down in June eighteen
thousand tons.
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CURIOUS SOCIAL PHENOMENON = DECLINE OF
ART USIors.-It would appear that the disease with
which, last winter, the American Art Union was
attacked, and the symptoms Of which were, fret
periodical, and then an indefinite postponement OF
the annual distribution Of pictures vas Of a some
what infectious ohayacter, and has communicated
itself to some other kindred institutions Tho
Boston Art Union and the Cincinnati Art Union
have been similarly affected by scarcity Of funds
and have ALEC shown some Of the eeme threatening
symptoms Of postponemcnt which VIC have seen in
the American Art Union, and which bode speedy
dissolution 10 that affair. The annual drawing of
pictures and works Of art in the Western Art
Union. Cincinatti, which was 10 have taken place
lsst February, postponed until the Goth OF june
and the latter day, again indefinitely postponed
Thus these organizations go on, manifesting the ra-
pd progress Of decay ard some Of them vii proba-
bly, be beard nothing more of IN the meantime we
are waiting 10 Know the oecision Of The Court Of
Appeals in this state relative 10 the copstitu,iona-
lily and legality Of the American Arr Upion; hut
there Is doubt entertained but 'ucb decision will
be entirely adverse TO tina. Institution.
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We ~ous n, thu attention OF TIE ladies TO the richest
stooF az chant y point Laces in Saratoga such
Shaws, Scars M.nteles, Capes Berthes, Couture
Sleeves; also embroidered CLcnisettes Handkerchief
Glotes Mtts. Ribbons, and far cy articles
A. kkkR& CO, from 76l Broadway, New York.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
- - -
Personal.

GAlLIANFERr-N0TIC E.-HADhME SG1LLANFFRr
~ nee lusuy, hereby advised Of tie
band tnd !, requested TO send her address Nessrs.
Hannequin & Co. 60 Broad street.
LADY WISHES TO MEET WITH A GENTLEMAN
IN no would loan her hundred dollars, which
months t"ard viii he given There 70 hosTder- IN the
house, Of the fret cass No replies viii receive attention
but those bearing the tro and address Address Ma
ria Broadway Post ONCE.
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rur Ruox ox prsror,sx IN RI

TIE REIGN o. UEsfoTIsA IN R,opE ISLAND
This dsy-the 18th Of July, lss,,l-our unfortunate
neighbOrs Of Rhode Island have to taste the nrst
fruits Of their sube:son to the cold water fanatics
and humbug phil' sophers who have managed to
gam an ascend' over their fellow citizens. To-day
the reign o. despotism commences; and henceforth,
gasa of wine or brandy will be as great abo-
mbo ion to the Rhode Islanders, it is to the fol-
io,,ers Of Mahomet Nassachusetts-the old Bay
State-follows in the same direction on Thursday
next; and then win be presented to the civilized
world the strange spectacle of three sovereign
States of this free republic-Maine, Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island-voluntarily assuming a state of
servitude more debasng, and more utterly at vari-
ance with liberty of action, than any form Of des-
potism under which any Of the old nations Of
Europe groan. We see, however, that few days
of grace are permitted to the spirit merchants in
Rhode Island, to get rid Of their stock that it
be not sold within the State; and we learn by Bos-
ton paper that five vessels in that port were being
laden with liquors for the Mediterranean. But not
withstanding these alarming signs, it is pretty evil
dent that the country is well prepared for ut least
twelve months Inhibition; and after the stock on
hand is exhausted, they will find means OF utterly
abolishing the blockade.
InOSe VINO reside IN OtheT purtb OI tHt Ouon chh
only commorate this unfortunate section Of Yankee
dom, and avoid it as they would pest house. The
watering places of Rhode Island, which were for
merly among the most fashionable of summer re-
sorts, are now comparatively deserted Newport is
irredeemaby doomed to desolation, and its inn
keepers to ruin and bankruptcy. Instead of the
wealthy, gay. fashionable, and liberal people who
rsed to frequent Newport, and circulate their money
freely through it, it is occupied solely by pur-
tanica, close listed, canting water drinkers, whose
narrow minds see in decanter Of port nothing but
the very waters Of perdtion Evil days have fallen
upon Newport, and a general fast day should be
appointed, and prayers offered in all the churchesf
any clergymen untainted by the cold water mania
could be found to otlicate-for speedy radiance
from the calamity. The rerquisites of the clergy
themselves will be considerably diminished by it., in
the falling off in births and marriages for we are
credibly informed that at the present time, in New
have to take partners in the dance from among their
own sex. These tidngs will act warning to all
handsome young ladies desiring good husbands, and
all wise mamas having charming daughters to dis
pose of and all who delight in participating in the
mirh and happiness Of those around them, to avoid
Newport and the Rhode Island watering places,
which are, henceforth during the continuance of the
Maine Liquor law, given over exclusively to canting
bigots, fanatics, spiritual mediums, and all the
humbug philosophers of the day.
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JouE CocHRANE's PosITIoN DEFINED.--it W i'll be
seen by his letter. which we publish to- day, that
John Cochrane concs out, OF last, square up to the
democratic platform, fugitive slave Ia. and all !;
following the example of that old repenant sinner
Martin Van Buren, and that hopeful chip Of the old
block, Prince John and the mass of the late barn
burner party. And thus We fnd that while the dc
mooTsts Of all stripes, and cliques, and factions are
raying to the support Of their Baltimore ticket and
platform, in the lump, the wings are every where
split up and di,ided-some Generating and shifting
on the PLATFORM; others rejecting and swearing Mt
the nomination and others scouting both the noini-
and the platform. On both sidea the true party
policy is TO initiate the example OF John Cocbrane-
take down the whole Baltimore prescription, and
make no wry faces.
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EErsVENFFb IAAtVIH0SNNs t'K tstHf
dyseEtry Gisrrhwa cholera morhus, and all
plants George w, Blocker, Pr" priabor % BroRdwny
TO whom it msy oopcsrnTbis is certify that have
frequently used Bigelows Alternative IN my family and
have In rrorouucns it OF the best II not
the est for the intended II r.
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hair wlisker mons'aehes of unbac omins color
If TO CRISraDORO, tire well known fsour, No. 6
Aston House lie will apply his famous Liquid Hair nye
and Presto Tie very of the coiorug matter
changed and the hair in texture well
fed Private foI applying the dye aud fitting
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Is ls6s-rhs members Of This command hsrshy al
iss.sd 70 spIs.r - shS a.nesy Tuesday, she
': :ss!. sla. ssns.ss ssd.. PAUL S3sDo%.
slUO Reward.-To the best Dax~errestyps
,~.y sn s Hss
N. b. Daguerreotypes taken for Fix cents.
II Il a fixed fact, now universally admit.
ted tina, Ttempsons s5 broadway procure Da
nsy be ss than n
the most 6enesses taken eqsSy yell Prices
Daguerrean Artist. si6 Broadway.
Brmdy's N.uonai Gallery Of Dsguerrso.
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twenty-five Cent Daguerreotypes.-
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BY Co., sysy
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upen ito express Understanding Of making demasd for
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wicb street.
There Is no place IN this city better
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out giving him call aud On order.
sarntoga-opposite Montgomery Hail.
We ~ous l Oh, attention OF the ladies the richest
sook al chants ly point aces in Saratoga such
Shawis, Scars hsnteeJs Capea Bsrthes Cofure and
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Gloves, Mitts Ribbons, and far oy articles
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S6drsss
Wigs and Toupe ielOr's lew style
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yo5 invented those wanting superior article shour
call At BATCMELOh'S celebrated Wig Factory, No. Wa
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Aston House. lie will apply his famous Liquid IL air nye
and Presto Tie nature of the ooloriug matter Is
fed Private foI applying the dye aud fitting
Wig
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exception the Very beet ventsd equal
,,a .nur,nu hgaina'co Sup ,Vr sariIs gn
Subtitle nrroots hair from part OF the body LIQUID
Rouse LAZY White. nnd lair Gloss at 81 walker street
Broadway.
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Wigs and Toupe syv ssyi

OF @ the most perfect intatioB OF naut
yo5 invented Those wanting superior article sbour
Gall At RATcMELOhS celebrated wig Factory, No. Wat
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Ia the city. Copy the addregs.