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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-08
4 NsM Order.

Pur-usn. 10 a call q meeting was held lot evening in
Mariners Hall IN Cherry p near Clinton st. for The par
tose Of organizing secret soci, ~ t. De known by
the name OF The Order OF American Regulator TI9-e
quite = numerous aite 1danre OF young men Tne
meetil organized by The appointment Of lhe f'pw
ing officer PRO tea. Mr. j Kenf President, d. u. C5
Gns. Vice President and Samuel c aft, Secretary
The PRECEDENT in stating the oject u the meeting sal
that their purpo-e institute Order which would
be both civic and IN tary one and to which n)ne bu.
tbo>e Who American bora would b. admitted. A
crisis had arrived when il was Necessary Tor An'resas
ana Prot, TO lake for their protection
and safety. He suded to the report that : Asry's
Church stored with fer the purpose Of mixing
onslaught upon Amerc iIen a. on favorable
on OriuIiiy presented fet lie also spoke oil he an 81
which recently oecurd ~ the Five Points ia whi he said
copy Of The Protestant Bible wa taken, by Caihokc-,
IN m he bands Of children who being educated by
lie m,i here snd se; ere to- and kicked sbout the
streets And that not AL The nj creani pcpetra.oTs
Of this foul deed after burning and kicking about our Bible
cor hitting such And too at this place pescs
allie persons had been arrested and dragged 10 the Stat
hoG,e by ifsh pol cemen, for what Not for that
ih,y lad committed any C1me, bat because N we're
guilty II being Americans and Protestant The Pnesi
dent also alluded 10 report which he said he had fron
good authority 90 tie effect that the Irshmen Of this Cty
were hsyng banner psirt,d on which was rrpr,s nisi
Gtoree Washing;on the Father Of Coulry nh the
POI Of Rome holding drsVn swor over his head and
that be understood IL their intention & parae our
With this infamous banner H. thought hai When
Zach 'hIcs these constantly traospdnz around rs
tha Il Wa hgh time sCn organisation r,' efse.si ~
the protection Of he rights and feeling Il Am RI Al eli
fs snf vac for his porSse that the! proP~ed 70 o.
lsnEe this order.
N,erA .p-- chez .ere msis on the occasion bat they
IN substance. the The mark orerel By
ihs =, id,nt paper then circulated Tor tue par
pse 81 obtaining ht gnsiure 81 al hse who s-re ID
ns to bee Mt member Of he order TO which : names
WTiittn.
Or m lion vote Of thsnks rendered ~ Mr. kert
for the sctiSe part ~ bad taken 10 iner meeting.
After giving ihrte heany cheers for their osnse the
ting sdjcurued % nee; .gsin The pisce
Friday evening iiti inst ~ O'Clock, a. which time
VII be admitted eIceFt those intending q bee lme
49,. H.. r~a4 - No. he ALL
elect n, r permanent O4oers All siol, Constitution
sIi t. az.
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called 10 Washington, ami another ssssusy 0cearrel
Eps tie fsRs beReb- Al sses. " thu lagsl pE0iSs-
~ H. were sssiH ,arEed 10 Mr. Wasbbarn ss,. MA -
I'll the position. Bat the Wing GoVe-no. o.! us 81
Il rsotfs srpcn.eds Dem0crst-Jaaee " rriek. In
eliaieb relieving this LAST appointment le Wash
bum expressed bis views rrl=tiTe 20 he Whg A,aa
i,tIsii. D. as alladsd 10 above AMI went ahrosl
seconaly Judge Washbarn Wa q bitter oPDe8sat
Of tie Webster movement At the safe Whie C1G-
yfr III T. in Worcester held one year ago be Chsir
n an Of the Committee kesOla.ions che Of which
vas direct ding al Mr. Webster and his supp rTrecs
Tat rtseiE,i0s rrisA ~ JEige HaSisrrs. Il j.
the curh OF the series and b, IN Tie 'StDs
Alas Of September ? ls52 IL closes With the sollo~
ing ls1Gn4ee
We hereby declare our de,ornstion 70 abide BY TIA
smnsii OF SOFT AID 70 disoons'a1ses .rc-y i'-rp
70 trek Up "a Wig party oo" Tsa'enr Gsar'o Z aay
Ct Nc
Tie feeling Of the Webster party on th;s subject
Ahuded to in my last
lind: MI Washburn Is 0pea 70 a cozcscti0H that
al c HoOsac Tunnel project can b. accomplished !;
ard TkeR coEriHced viii heart sud soul IN i'er OF
lit - For this piece Of information am Obliged .
Worcester Wig Tie Hcosac Tunnel peopls WI
pcbeby prefer those who sreaiy eoRr.seef OF the
issfibilitt Of the project.
Fourtt : (And now W. come 70 the srossest MIS-
=. tske Of sn" discovered BY "W0RCE> TER.') VIZ;
that MI Wastburn Is not practical Temperance
"uap" To this dsclaration stiii adhere IN my ie'
TOR n ed the following language: SIN toid that BE
Is deed in favor OF the Maine Law. Ny informant
Orsan,u her OF the Judiciary He vas mistaken
jude wssLburn Is known 10 BE- Ea7EAhkedg opP1sss
10 ne Maine Lac His refusal % sign petition IN IA
vor fihe lsw is well known in Worcester II there
s,s sny 5onh,s ON the subject would recommend the
dorlsrs 70 call ~ the rooms OF the State mPerance
Cou Hittee in schoost Boston, aud they can b, con
virctd.
Permit me TO say in closing. that the temperance men
Of Massachusetts have rO ed "a vote for none othee
ttsn practical temperance men There Is bnt one great
TT bv Ob.h tbev know mans position on tlis sub
sct. ard that is by near Of the Total Abstinence
Pledge Judge Washbuni ia not pledged nian ".
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s.tes Ysp know den, fts rc6syo- 40 chlI rse 3
~ "a, trsv- Af,a-ic io-,ucy - ny cf1y ~ o. eoi
m, ercs.,, living pleri soltay. ard a<e Tish ~o -
A refifel ..a.sry slaes aeul - aecsn's - - 7"
resale ssch work ior nay dear fay ana ny y ~
ls.ea Ron.e sOh sbaB hagf,sn tsas ~, I, - ~
tssr.s ,x.aA h. uros iSerisIly c1i1 8 sh"-.o grs
- q 100000 Of Cslun8bas AID psri IA Ia Dor
49, - 80 -s,vIy translated the g-aciss % y 4, dis
s,.;, 80 aov new heavens AID NV earn fpr"s Y
80 No. I'd IN new city, which = noths; ese bnt .
-. ss.-sk eenf down frpm heageg The TIE B,bie.
-, sb vou have alrsady drawn ,res' deal of wis
ar, and srenZh asl frsdoa thai hoPe raets you sach
: sOoa people and uigafy nation.
fke sf.k or q hn looking earnest Its,iar AID
a. !. eakipQ language with which BE il fanfisr wosd
srofrs . considerable effect ppon an srfi nee.
me Rev g. L. wa1or. Ii D., 81 Reatacky Eiit9r Of
Z. pse II the faRdaon Of the Bible by Yse. and Cary,
and ssrted his views IN elaborate review q The bis
tory Of ae Engish Reformation He aen proceed d 70
lafB xrO4iton Of be etynoigy Of the words CoaZre
sstou end Baiffm ard concluded by decinrng his de-
Dire Tor rnro translation Il The Word ofGo3 from VIA
ever sonTce Applanse.l
The Rev O. Is Judd moved the following ~ ,oation.
EessssS The fall and impartial vhieh tle s>-1ar
hs CITY FivrE s snt former o. the pm
sisls aeaGs q he Aufsn Bloc Uu'a arc n9
nsuepsrs question Bibca -nslaa Whict i n3v q e;ioS
NJ pssh uanS hsu he sefr-n I'D prtsn %, ~ q
siops that have kissro spp~sd IA lso portion o t1'
HE seal or gsve lis reasons Tor tls S3dtlnl oonp
ertatv resolniOn 30 The secular Pres IN crticon uP
psral report IL Tie keso York Cb~rrc|' 81 nc -, l
Auaugf viii be sbowed 10 DO foisTepres ushoh o. !5
p.seed 2. Of Convention a Saratoga On Inc qos'uo"
Tbe ~ .olnfio, being .eoOndod carried uan m luy
Iner the DoxOlo1y the Convention adjourned si~s d.
H EXPRESSIONS Of the gr0atc saisifcton ~ =" me Gan
fling remit Of the whole proceeding
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POLITICS IN MASSACHUSETTS,


q .r-sr.a Crr t. rfr--r
BOSToX. thursday Oct T. I-.3.
TIE letter n Tss TutKrs, Of sept. . relating 70
Fnory Ws,lbuIn .Le Wig candidate for Go.erao. Of
tbs SAFE fss drown consterratnn into the camp Of
bis l,iiieal supporters. TIE winter Anticipated a.
nucl However, beg the liberty 20 fortfy my pre-
81, ~ leer With vrry brief euer,aehHeat upyn your
columns.
First Juise WsslbgrB is Known - hsse entertained
H. ucs a. re greatest bitterness togard ID Wlig
rsit, 4 Mss.scluseifs when BE- let for Earope Il
expressed himself vcfy ir ey 20 distinguished Poiri
can - tie suhisci = few days before H. 4 PAP
tp4e lie ssd Dr. Wac dissatisfied Ffh the Wsie party,
IRA ave IL % his opnioa tsGi ~ Coalition Woai ri
IN - tie cor iue election n - r7t or th- writer
% IN pute rrssc1 or IBIS Dissatisfaction. Perhaps
.W,icester nav b. abe 10 It'd one satisfactory 70
l'usth In TIE following iacfs Daring the llst Pusi-
5frtsl ctupaigc Judge WSslb-rs, having resi sn-l
tie rrtfidtreyoi LoWell eo!porsiol took tie stump
srl vcft cd isr3 or Grn- Scott ant Nj Cafari, the
-Ifr Wiz ernaiIat, Tor Governor In Jlnaary las
Nj CE,fd Was ei-cf-d Gorerur- hy vote of tie tao
Hlr,bss of he Iegislaiun. Sbor'if AFTER. JalC'
F.fsl 90 rtsausd o. Place uPvn tar Slprvme h aga
NJ Wall tDr teryicts rendcrci ca the Plrfy'
.suueHcaups.-u Wa &c 9 said justly cntitc O.
nesfr..i ~ s-f ara 81 ADD vita truih. cxpsc-oi
o. Iut.uff,a.. J-,fe Tl,Ina', whe had c,mp4n-
tits', t,re fcuIr. Suitg he "a, aas ulm-i
hr lry.e.tcy Very dof,g sfer, Nj Caslias Nas
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT

CorlssyoBSercs Of The y rTblne
PERr. N. Monday, Of. ?. is1.
am oclock a fatal accident occurred the
Ctire,o and Rosk I-laDd Railroad about twenty N les
wi II his cv 4 train which rams between lrkhNa
"a ~ d.stance - ui,s-was suddenly throTn
trsct prohsblv bv the breaking Of an axle Of the
lo,, M i've Instantly Killing the engineer and - b. liy
FIcrg the fireman that hopes are entertained ~ MS
" other live lost The baggage car ws bal.
L. rrs.fsd One rassengcr considerably injured
Great itenent eva among the passongers w1o hive
iri arrived by car dispatched for their relief The en-
rns ers name Hanson Plat said 20 be lately from
Nv York Fireman, Patrick Foon
Tie &c, cunts given render Il improbable that the axle
ire broke before the locomotive was thrown ron the
,r,k ard il thought the accident from Tho nju
dciousres Of the engineer in running very light eng ne
over rough uubaested road twenty miles ier hour
Nreh indignation seems manifest by passenger No more
uartcglars % a. this hour.
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Meeting of,ali.ornla FIrsmsn.

meeting Of San Frpucisco California; fir'men pre-
ssnt IA this Ciy hi lat evening a. the house Of Ha
muuo Hose Co No % IN Ann e. Fran IS ID Bornck r T.
We cho.,n Chsirnsi ami &. J. Hole Secretary.
RepIesentafss pr, NJ from the FLOWING name
conf anies. California r. gine Co No T. Empire Engine
Co. No T. Kni,keibocker En-ine CO. indmental In
sire CO No T. Lonsomo Hook and Ladder CO. No 3.
Tie Chairman stated that tie object Of thu call u the
eDe for the purpose 81 cons 1rng the poopefy ii
Joining in BE- auuua Parade o. the Fire Department OF This
City which is 30 take place FRIDAY, the 18Th inst, Is
REPRESENTATIVES Of the San Francisco Fire DeDarn M
Tie iaent net with general favor and decided
that Appropriate banner hall be prepared AM that h
fireman -a az pear ia the respective uniform # h
TaDy There about forty OF the San Francisco Fire
present. in this City most If whom il u expected will
take part IN the pGI ade The meeting adjourned to
Monday evening next at the same place for the purpose
Of I.rie, ting tie arrangement.
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Is. IS si-r Mr. Thomf>,n delivered t@ scoui q his
'sc-nIts on Egvpf before g rsth1r snail alts1ce Hs
thine VS.. "Ihtbes-The Ninss,oH;h Csuia-y c.
T. urles ond P1laces-h s-rsc-- Nooalichi-Ths veal
NtrnCu
W. csr oaly give -urring sk,;-5 Of as ron1-ks. he
sad
Scns Au'sriesus v'sis Ecyrt Trey trsvel e. hon
tn Mama vhe tie bosl takes in coa let th-rs
g. supovcncs 90 te avoided b. s;eaahcai t-4vsu.-
o. - btcrc Rae shresh i tie universal CIV ION
al ss-s. ID Erypt Bar .hi- resf . hsroly c. agsnsi
ten ioT %. annoyance 90 .csn ard n'is-,F1 TIA =
VI ith utu lssaiv 20 To- Z va o. ~ % hez-. u T.
osfcc.fb 81 be Tsmfis Il Deadf -sh. sni Is e.
n. BE- Il de-. pstdsrsh pail T. f.tl. Hed rtriv
q 49, e. F. slou' he only u h.' e -oli I'll
,fsit'rr he ctu- us1f 10 Tlfhrs spe-A ~ 90 .s
L.so.y. l. Going - lie e. ~ lie D.os g. - ia
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Fre.a Disturbaness-Bridser Driven from his Fort
by Motmons-Indian Treaty.

ZION Ibs MTs'ouFI hF1 1hIdsn
ISnEPESDsScE, Friday, sept -, l-iJ.
me Salt Lake mail arrived hare edne-day, con
tail ina Il. m. II, us at news from the Salt Lake Valley
= me e1,it ment exists ia Consequence Of durDances
Il. m IL, Uiab Indians and Indian traders.
Gov YouIg had issued proclamation urging the mill
;arv o. l. Dr. p1Ied az a moments warning and prOhb
M al trading powder and lead 70 The Indians
Fifty men were out 20 take old man Br igcr, be-
cause II was thought be- aided the Indians and fly more
20 take lie traders a Green River Brdger aod u thu
mounh and ttey took OF his stors and when
le uor ed ntenasd e. hunt down al offenders. They
my have hot Ork before they are done.
The el.ciiors over and Bernhei- j. returned
pclsGa;e 10 Cyngr,ss- II determined in Council %
the Hy NTH wall and ditoh-mld vail and pick
ats. The III ~ the Plains quiet Mai FtLp Arick
tad oor luded treaty With the Sioux and Snake IaiA
and 10 retain home shortly.
1hes migrs.i. had passed FOEt Laramie sometime be
iule < NE 81 the last with knkdid train wers eros
IN Norh Platte when The mail passed.
la-sengers ~ stage Messrs. j. -.nheisel Blown,
ii kehn Nss4ies. and Mr. Wharton sd ehllren
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AS O'Clock he Association ealcd - order ard
prayer wsa offered by he Rev. g. VI Spran
A meeting appointed - DO held " y TIC SIMON
ssolossdl Church tho third sabbath IN NogemDer.
The Rev. Ncssr-. konnard Levy, rad Ch3ry we're sp-
pein,e d IN conduct Il.
The fJosing resolution was introduced by he Rev J.
W Heyhurst; -, .
,ss. ~ Jhs, b@ins rosie eznz hn 3ra Or
"a tnssp ssnasy Fco Onion and isrc N society n ~ 49,
A., ira RE- nom pecsusry isy
.ro,.l spd cordial believing - Do 's
r. ssrr ~ e sfrssei s0.fribue h~rssT ueh more
HI fsoyrs ard hasce 70 re socy h tt'
Inc Comniee on Dige.t Of Letters read their Report
be succict statement Of the state Of religion N each
shur,b which ordoredto b. printed with the Mu lie'
eeyoaal queries relating TO poins OF dis ne sent up
by some 81 tic churches were taken up and dcusse Al
some length aud snswered.
The Committee on Obituary Notices reported through
the Rev j. B'rber no,ong IN appropriate terms the de.
eesse Of The Rev Lemre Maion pastor OF the Chs nut
Hin Cbur.h the Rev Vim Buddy the RCy. Cha lee Bar
tole ard Deacon Israel Gilbert, Vho, during the year
have been called 80 their Gual reward
On motion. The Il Monday in January wa 81 epsr as
. day Of humiliation, fssting and prayer.
The following resolution was unanimously aioPed;
Rs,sea That ard expressing boffa
n,icioEs Of million Of COMMANDMENTS 10 ms
sstrrIra ou OF u School nes Aiolh from numbers
sd,sn ossoh funds would % she Bapdf deno nation
chferfaly scquisse In tbs WHOM q
rec0slsfs any seus sect IN Pat systems Of eipc
tos
Afer brief closing address by the Moderator, AMI
rrsysr by the Rev Joseph II. Kennard. the Association
Adjourned with the Eleventh Church in Oct ls5
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LlETEtrlosn % koszrA-Ne we're not wrong yester-
tfy, md q uTmi-ing that the visit u the Austrian
Ain.tr 70 Nc Marcy Albany reisted % the dsp'ss VI
tie k~Eia cite We lew learn iha; the Austrian Gov
en- men alb e month consented 20 the liberation Of
ho'yia "a 90 ou that he should De pat board u
auercsn rtfl ami r;a-n directly the United S;stes
All iht Aust in Asier al Cous,annople distracted
& con rni' I nj. determination o. the American Min
is;er br Aaah Ill- consent 10 the relcese OF 3sIs
Wes es ei HuLde and. IN eqaence Of the recovery
he -ason r,gsia related in orr la.r Psr le;
Ter sud n ihs srrnsh psprs IL sppesrs that Koszts
II ki-sufh party when the Hanrariau e.,srn
5 e., vsTe tain from Buds, { va supposed that BE- e,ull
live nfoiua@on II The disposition the arfi les With
hf ssd % their recosery and this lsarn was tie
niivs. Cns Of he motives, WISH induced BIZ lure
a. smyrna. About he last Of August the missing re-sa
ere di.covsist readers already informed near
Ofsoys without the Hung srian bOrier 70 whch Ko-
81 fra I'D Tie recovery II the and ewss 10
eeiher viii he nscc-y Of relies iug IT, Feah Consul
Ceu.tal fcu the disf able engagement e. keep
kotzs induced ihe Ausgrsn q b.
sss On he condition stated above. Ma Int Oct =
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Inventors, Protective rnlon.

nuu Der ii the Inven'ors whom the Industrial E1hi-
hoD ha. drawn together have allied theInsese Of the
fsciii thus Afforded and formed Themselves ato
socsiicn entitled the nvt Pr,ec,, National mon.
1hey have adopted constitution and by laws. aBi choen
the following officers Pre- dent G. Clayton OF Va;
Recording SECRETARY n Howe. 1T Ohio. C,r-espO din :
Secretary ard sup ruttndoBt j. l. Page % -iicat
Treasurer II Sands ~ tn District Of Columbia DIR.
CLAYTON the Prosid, nj viii proceed T. visit The chief
cite other centers If manuIacu as eniepize. for
the pun of awakening interest in tie movement
among the cls-s more immediat' l. Interested
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am.rican nible societ, .

TIE regular mcn'hy meeting Of the Bosrd Of Mana.
gtrs was held Tbursdav the 9th instant at q O'Clock
Dr. Thomas Cock, Pesidi 6, assisted by Begjenn l..
sven Esq. Nine new auxiliarics were recognized Of
which two are in Ohio, two in Iowa, and In Illinois
E,nh Carolina Tennessee Georgia. aud Missouri,
enc each letter was read from the Rev. l. 5.
Jseoby, Of Bremen with accounts Of Bible distribution
N Germany one from the Rev. x. {. NCiay of Hong
Kong in regard % the work in China and containing =
Hined copy Of proclamation by the insurgont chief
another iruIn the Rev ChsT W Baird Of ROME Italy
enc from The Rev s. A Worcester In regard 10 Cherokee
Scriptures; one from the Rev. G. ID Nnzzie, Madure,
asking funds 10 p8r haze Sculptures and oae from tho
Rev Dr Justin " Perkins Clnstau,inoIle asking funds
30 Dc bsh new H.br W spanish Bible for the benefit OF
the Jews in that " besides cl from agents ~ bone
AmOtg arcus grants Of books we're Bibles and T'sts
merits IN Objibwa and IN Eur-h to the Presbyterian
Board Of Foreign Missions Portuguese and Spanish
Bblss for distTtuticn along the Amazon Spanish Bibles
md Testsments for Panama pulpit Bible iSr The Amor
ear ChsTe az another FOR colorgd church in this
City Bibles and Tcstamen,s for Canada with forty two
yoamts for The Blind
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nv Telegraph !

III INNfII FflVNN, VtI =
The American Board of Gissions met again this morn
ing The Prudential Committee announced that the Sand
wi, lsaBos having been Chranzed, could no longer
receive a d from the Board.
The Foreign Nissionnres then tod leave Of their
hreihr,D
tx thief Justice Williams returned thanks 70 the Cit
zeus Of Of Cincinnati for their Christian hospitality which
was responded 10 by the Rev :. w Fisher. aai al u
O'Clock The Board adjourned to meet At Hartford in Jay
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D.mn.ntic Unian Clnh.

AtareEulsr meeting Of the Y,uns Meas Democrat
Uurr Cab held a; The Cab House IA; ey sHi8s Joha
Co hrane uranousy elected PresisG'. An rsare
mtni g. 40 made meeting aud c3ar-e OF
l-o~v
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Nfafh Ward.

We sr- reCusse, O. cay TIA. t1e Cnm'ftse ihe r.
form Meeting hid Blsscker Blli1g 20 nominate caa
didsies for Reform ticker hav. entered up1n their duties
sId Ill te resay % rrpOri 10 = - ds!s-
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CRY ITEMS
e THIN EyTNTNE


tuRE HEasr AcsE nd esrnhf ~ A. "Ascfs.
b.1 6o i1s 10y va 10 one s s ~
Ia 9TsSs:is ro5 ". s.s sil = ss Ss.s
igtLIss, oSsss,I, :. ns,I'fs s '.'s =. s.A
Ts.scosfs HIsO0soss[ s1s,s. .as,s.'. 80 s'snss
csssss j1csIssS Ptssessasot' at Ne &c sr..4<sy
~, .osssl Siss.k. FsLLs Hops Chapel
s...1, SIo,s, 2, tss,r NJ Moo ~ .s,
elLLLs, ., s,sT,.s Asf-So ~ s'e<.s5
MILO. Tsr.1rA-A crowded add splendid bou.e -i.-
psseS the p-r40snoe Of Roberi le DstIe lat night Al
TIE ass Madame Betsces took the part Of ssaIss
Sssfarone. owing . ihc indsposiion q the iatter
Jrlisn bad good CoDosr last night The OVer1re "a
Smrsrse wa perf rOed Nth extraordinary brancy And
y,hensB,s The Dss PoIks-ths Ksydd--As M Il
Wa ,neo-ed The Dstve poriions q this oonpsi.
ion ere wrriea With tie suibors soc1stsrned skill Ihs
CeUo,rs Of JSllsn take pace Il the Metropolitan Han
oy.D nlshi.
NoVIKrSrs o. sEcRrrsKr DoEsts-The seerseAry
ard safe yesterday freDcon waited he Navy Yard AZ
PruoklyB. He received b. The oci,ers Of the
Navy Yard Together With fan oorps Of Marines Ani
tand Of nasic saE:e Of seveEi.en gans fred
q, tie receiving ship Noth CArolina upon he arrival
AA,r tnrp-cting the dEeseEt vork shop- conpAzy
ven on board The Norlh Cs-Dns vbers ooaTA4Is,o1s
ven ,IrhsEged With tho Oeers Of The shiP and they thea
Irrets5ed % VII the Marine HosPazl Mr. D0bb.n eE-
pss,-d hins-E hghy Ersf Eed With he .ppaarznoe Il
iArg. sheui tie Navy Yard g. l.h tbs City I- ngbs 4
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