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~ IallbusleIs at tho south


The New York Tribune states there i nc
doubt that large force Is being raised at The
South 10 invade Cuba, aud itgoes on to say thai
the expedition is postponed for the prcsent,owine
to a tight money market in New Orleans The
Tribune adds:
IAN effort Is now to be made 10 raise more mo-
ney ameng the up. riser panters--wiih what sue
cess remains TO be seen. The calculation Is TINT
the first division. Numbering 5000 men-lO0o OF
them Mississippi rifles and 1000 more armed with
a new patent rifle--will be- aoat before the lst of
July. should il get Oft as calculated II will be
very weak in artillery and utterly destitute OF
cavalry. 50 that the spaniarls must be poor tools
if, with 20.000 nlen well appointod-at least To-
900 OF them disposabe--they cannot use up the
invaders before che steamships can bring the
second division 10 their assistance
There is systematic and continued effort in
the North 10 throw the whole opprobrium of these
lawloss designs upon the south-although it is
well known that the city Of New York is the
headquarters Of the Cuban iunta and the central
point of aetiotl. The movers, il i true. may
look chiefly TO the adventurous and eNcitable
population Of the South, for the readiest dupcs
and most effective courage with which To prose
cute their schemes; but the attempt TO throw all
the res possibility for great national wickodness
upon the slayehoding States is but part of the
PIN risaical habit Of the North,to look always at
''tae mote in another's eye and overlook "tbe
beam in its own. We do not think it at all
probable that the 'up-river planters" are inter
osting themselves much in the acquisition of
Cuba by the means proposed, if nj all. OF all
men in the country The planters of The South are
the least likely 10 be benefited by such result
cuba is the most formidable competitor they can
have in the production of their great staples and
with the better and larger culture which would
follow ts falling into American hands, and the
abolition of imports that would take ace the
products of that Island would come into rivalry
with their own, to an extent that would be sen
sby felt in prices. 1t is obvious, on the least re-
Fiction, that whatever advantages might attend
the acquisition of Cuba would be reaped mainly
by the Northern people, who are the chief con-
sumcrs of tho staples it produces. There are
long heads enough in the North 10 understand
this, and when you give to that people a motive
of interest, il is not difficult To determine what
thnir notion will be. The South is not free from
the reproach of flibusterism. but is the North
guiliessl
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The Result of the Trial of Col Gates U. 8.
Amy


The Washington star contains the report OF
Gen. Scott president of the court of enquiry,
summoned 10 enquire into the conduct of Col.
Gates, on board the steamship san Francisco,
wrecked at sen in the gale of December 9th
After sitting ihat the troops we're embarked in
an orderly manner, and that the officers had rea-
son to suppose the steamer was in good condi-
ton, the report adds
But he court with pan Is obliged TO add, tat
ia It's opinion there was, from the time of the
wreck until the return into port blumcahle dsor
ganzat ion al the head Of the commandment the
result of panic or physical ineapacity, for Col.
Gates, Notwithstanding the loss of nm interesting
son, washed overheard seems 10 have been cool
and ae tive ON foot-but Reorganization resulting
from tutuity oraokedness of mind. which leaving
him alive 10 his own immediate wants and those
of his fnnily and to the first accidental chance
high duty imposed by his lank and the eireum-
stances such Us the duty of going often among
his uen To cheer and animate thcm of organic.
ing and directing their ahors in pumping, builing
and Tightening the wreck of organizing all the
company officers fit for duty, including the staff
iieutcnants, int regular rehois for those ahors
anti other duties of regulating the transfer of
persons and supplies from the wreck to the bark
X ilby, and ofreeul0ting the lnhors and issues {
br end aud water ON hoard If TINT vesscl-to
which he was the first to hasten instcad of re-
m aiming in the steamer to supeiintend the trans
fe +.
The conduct of Major Nysc, Lieuts. Windcr,
Van Noost aud Chandler, aud Capt Gardner,
during the storm, and subsequent, is specially
commended, aud the accusation of Col Gates II.
ganst Cart. Gardiner, relative to purlunng food
ON hoard the bark Kilby, is said 10 be "entirelv
groundless,n and to have originated in n spirit
OF gross malignity." The report also refers to
the act of Col, Gates in taking, against the admo-
milton OF the surgeon, II case of measles (n his
family ON honrd the san Francisco, TO the great
! danger of many men, women and children who
/ were fellow passengers, and liable to receive an
4 infection nearly as bad at as the small pox
aud also to his declaration made on board the xii
+ by, in respect To extra water that he cared moth
+ ing for bis men, with oath,) and would rather
4 twenty of them should die iLan his child sh mld
4 suffer Tor de) when there was no immediate dan.
ger that any board would perish from
thirst. The court regard the conduct of Col
Gates, in These instances, highly selfish and
oensurabe.
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RICHMOND MARKETS-June l2

The following quotations wholesale. For
small orders higher prizes will be charged
BACON City cured AMI Smithfeld hog round. 81 10
cents; Western Sides 4 a74 Shoulders 6 Ga Hams
10 l2 Western Begged H. 70; Queen CIT, Ham 5
cts. Bacon SIDES aud Shoulders frner hi 5
wee, thin they last.
oofFfEho ~ ,h iaeen'si Lasuy as Hale;
fLouR.-s9d9 % according quality.
fIsH-fieni"gs, North Carolina grass, s. 25. at
which here ne sa - of new; family Roe in bills. 81;
do. in hal barre j., IA; Clipped 81 Shao 81 D bI.
MachereI. M. slS 1873 p Dbl; No . So; No 3.
sll;N A, Sc g 25Iia fix Clipped So.
GlNsENG-31 a374c p h.
bUANo-oovetnme Agent. have advanced the
prices We quote Peruvian al $55 81 delivered from
sto'e-ftom W larl $55Mexican 35037 So.
lRoN AND NAiLs-Pg $3S a, a. ~ ton; Sw. DIES 5 loo
100 t. torhngiish refined $lUO; Common English So;
American country, $50; Tredeear, s9Oa95 Cut NAILS
5addc ~ ID.
Lead for pig 7074 for bar.
LUmBER-Clear " bite pine $3.50 I0 refuse do. 500;
merenagtalle 2O@s25 y NJ. One INCH yellow pine
plank lia$i5; three qne,ter do ga l2 Il du 11 10;
l. do ia Ia; do 50d 10; ioorins 1922 5a fnce
measure; scantlng Halls tor heart and sap; all heart
l0a2O according size; garden rails heart and sap,
l5d 8 cts each; all reaIt 1895 ct. shingles 81 5O0
u NJ weather boarding $3.50 G: inch OAK plank
S23D30; buttonwood, inch, S15a2S; do. inch, %
a %; inch cherry s30 pnpnr S20025 fb NJ; shingles
l. inch bunch. So 25G,6 80 a NJ. by The cargo.
MoLAssEs. New Orleans, 24a26 cts d gallon;
Porto kiro pa nc Cuba 24a245
OATS i6l55c ~ bus
Observation-Disclosures scarce and in demand at 81 so
u bus. tor Northern MERGERS
fLAsrER- Lump Puster, in market for sale;
Ground, 50.
hYE-90095 cts u blshel.
hIcE-44a5c l9 ID.
SALT Liverpool iueSl 9ja 81 y sack.
SUGARS PAR to strictly pim, New Orleans 4a5b cts
10 10 tico sac iir strrcy prime; Coffee Suga d5a75
nfnrd lat 9ia9l; crushed 9fa9l cIsih flied 1884.
SHoT-75 a ctsper Id.
IhAs-lmpe,ni ond Gunpow 'cr $500 20
IobAcco-l he ninrhrt Yesterday Monday was IA
Tia nrr active tau ~ Tie cloe of the last week The
receipts Tor the lst llr'- days have cen large
and The breaks also he iosP-rtio tolhe first of this
month, IA the State, shnw falling on, compared with
the sune lime Inst year, If abom > 800 hhd,
NHEAT-Nonc Offering for sale, Lust sale 81 goa
81 95.
MouL-Washe OF. unwa.hfd Zoe ID h.
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The Sentence ofMaior Wvse.

The following are the orders of the President
in the ease of Major Wysc, lately tried by court
martial for disobedience of orders:
WAR DEPARrMENrJu June 3,IS54.
The President has approved and confirmed the
proceedings and sentence of the General Court
Martial in the case of Brevct Major Francis O.
Wyse. Captain of the third regiment of artillery,
whereby he is sentenced to be dismissed the ser
vce for n contunacious disobedience of
orders But in consideration of the unani-
nous Recommendation 10 Executive clemencv
of the officers composing the court martial
and of the reasons ON which their recon-
mendation is founded. the President is pleased TO
mitigate the sentence to suspension from rank
and command, and pay, for the period of six cal
endar months
The Department regrets to find in these pro-
cCedngs reasons to approGend that due care and
Judgment have not in all cases been exercised in
the selection of transports for troops, and in this
particular case it does not appear that the board
of officers appointed by the General commanding
the Army 20 examine the steamer, made the tho
rough examination and inquiry which the crcum-
stances and Importance fthe case suggested and
demanded.
These observations, though ELECTED by the de
yelopments in this ease, are not intended to ust-
fy or extennate the conduct of Major Wvse in as
Stunning TO oppose his Judgment 10 that of his COM
mundor, and to dlsobey positive and reiterated
order by refusing t. embark with troops TO the
command of whom he had been assigned and
whose fate it was his duty 10 share
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Secretary of War
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AN APPALLING DISASTER was announced in n
simple unpretendng paragraph among our South
American news. We refer TO the wrecA of the Pc
ruvan transport Mercedes bound from Casma to
Caloo, with 500 troops on board, of whom seven
hundred and thirty one were drowned. ehave
hui few particulars of the disaster, beyond the
announcement that the ship struck a5rock and
went down, ON the LIST Of May The Callao
Foreign News" in ausion to the catastrophe.
says:
The conduct of Captain Noel, commander of the
lost vessel was such as to merit universal praise
and admiration He remained at his post 70 the
last, and went 20 the bottom with his shin. and
more than seven hundred of his countrvmen.-
Though we may regret the death of such brave
unselhsh man a. Capt Noel,we mast admire the
course which he pursued, when after placing his
wife in safety,he declared that he would save the
lives of those confded 10 his care. or perish with
them The relatives of the lost officers and sol
ders deserve not only the attention of the gov
ernment but the sympathies of every one having
hnman feelings:
That the government has received a severe
blow by this catastrophe, is fact beyond ques-
ton
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Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, in lecture. lately
IN England, gave the following history of his hte-
rary habits; Many persons seeing me so much
engaged in active life, and as much about the world
as if had never been student, have said 10 me
when do you get the time TO write all your booksl
How on earth do YOU contfive to do $, much
work. shall perhaps surprise you by the answer
| make The answer is this i contriye To do so
much by never doing too much at time, 4
man, to get through work we'll must not oyerwork
hmselt--or' # he do too much today, the reaction
oil fatigue WIN come and he will be obliged to do
uo n .t 'o,,olfow' Now since | began really
ana earnestly to study, which was not till | bna
left college aud was actually in the world. | NAV
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LlNCHBUkG llRGINlAN.
THURSDAY MORNING.. JUNE Is, 1854.
Railroad Meeting

The citizens of Lynchbnrg are invited to meet
nj the Masonic Hall this evening at : O'clock to
listen to an address by the Hon. William
C. Rives in advocacy OF the projected ran
road connection between this place and ehar-
lottasville. Mr.. X. is known as one OF the most
ELOQUENT and polished speakers in the whole
country. and the mere announcement OF his name
is sufficient to draw crowded house. IL would
doubtless meet the wishes of those WHO may be
present if some of our own citizens would give
their views of the proposed work. Judge Dan
iel. Major Garland. Mr. Speed. Mr. Deane and
others who might be named, are known to De
friends of the scheme and familiar with the sub
iect- We hope that they may be in atitndance.
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perhaps. say that have gone through a. iarse
course Of general reading most men oi my iiie
have travelled much have mixed much II pol
itcs and in the various business 81 lie. and ID
addition to all this, ! have published somewhere
above sixty volumes, some upon subjects regul,
ing much special research. And what Tune 10
YOU think as a general rule | have devoted to
study-to reading aud writing Not more than
three hours day; and, when Parliament i sit
ting not always that. But then, during those
hours have given my whole attention to what
was about
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AUCTION SALES
Falling River Land for Sail

@ IN obedience Il an order al the c.. :
49, Caa l.bel County. held 18Th dny -
1854, se. the undersigned. Gumni..i,.,. NJ
Tor the pnrls,.e. viii sell to the hist,. -, d
credit OF |, und yeais. THAI ,ainbbl,. '.'si
.,c.nngirg To the estate ct Tbus " Hn,,l"l z
ling on both sides # Big Falling Rn.r :. : aes
10y late survey 6l0 n.rss, al which I5u a.. - coz
rate low grounds. he iAprnyemenrs - az
good two story Dwelling iluu~e buck H. ''''Hi
other nree~saty out-hUgsss. This ifsct i. l'N'
the land d Maj William Janrs. Ar. o',. d
Harvey IIaucnrk and immcdiaf ab,,a1.p" ga
mel, belonging To Capt. saubta Blab,r jog
ct tract adjoining tue abev- nnn,d hse, as
mi grow;hu of line pine timber. and not o., ." Ia
TEL e &c IN CAT Hancock ND. AGntkaa.7 ,e II
Is needless, b. those desiring to puIchn.. , w.
tie land. fer the nselvs. hose vi. him = w "a
aud vi | please cull "a Mr William Il ''4f
.ides .on rhr land, or either oftie su6.,.;s
tide to said lhhi i, uhqlestonnb e. but s.,is
mi .sio eis We only convey lie right vested = u.
q take place the premises, on Satur ipya,4
next. it fir, NJ. tie ne,t fair d ~. s inaay 80.
JESSE JONES We
LYNcuJoNES e.
Jun l5-rfds
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COMMERCIAL.
I,n,nr,,g Tola.,oo and wheat Market.

JUNE I4. 1871.
ToBAcco.-Inspeciions the past week 40
hhds. against 500 bids, corresponding ~eeN q
last year, Market steady, with sales as follows:
81 b6ds. frosted and inferior Tugs at from ~ 80
10 81 90 % hhds. Tugs at from to 500, do
lnes and leaf at from Il to s7-6l do at from to
ss-llO do Mt TO 5000 hhds at form ID to
al5-50 hhds at from to $3.50 hhds between
y and s35-and 81 bids ON private terms.
There is still much loss to the planters ny
sending 10 market their Tugs and nondescrlpt
leaf in hhds. of light weight -o
WnEAT-Receipts small; sales at % to ~
WIN. T. SMITH.
Comm Merchant.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE NOTICE

There vii he n meeting # The Past Officers of the
-eNeril Divisions constituting this Judicial district, h Id
tho Tenn crnnct Hall, al Appomuttox Court House,
the 3. day OF Jry next aud on the 4h several ad
dresses will he delivered Mt Mount Comfort Church,
near the Courll House, The sub of the Temper
nnce Reformation, All members of the o,de; anil the
public generally il yitrd 10 bltetd. Jun wtliuY
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I a |.
FREIGHTS.
THE NORTHERN MARKETS

= SEW ORR, june I0.-~Stooks Chased ,luu
Flour declined Gd--no sales. There woro
Az - bushels Wheat offered, but no salesman
ket dull ''"i
iALrlMoRE june l0;-The -four market is
quiet no sales reported this morning. There
was ON y a small lot Of wheat offered, and no
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15
PROGRESSIVE.

The subscribers ,oI w hi - Ia b, .arin rs o
gard, or oli Folcs ia the business mud Cor the pur.
po>e at .cepne race wit The re~eut progressive nic
"f ~ euHdr, would inform the friends and the pul,
lie enerlly tn from thi. time tn wl af,r ilrir
stock al greatly reduced prce. and many aitices nt
much les. Than Cost Ia. Cash Intending 10 AZ in
god Gaitl they pedg thcns. sell hcir eoo.Ts rs
Ia" H. any otnr house who propo.ns sell at cost
,ruuder
All Hey nsk Is call 10 show purchasers TINT .hes are
In neSs', nod rlpnu do WIN; they say.
(iune 10 - SrlGLEK NJ ELL ERRY & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15

Mr. Nist's BALLOON AsCENsIoN.-W stated
on Saturday that Alr. Wise made balloon ascen
sion from the New DIRK Crystal Palace ON Fri
day, and had met with an accident Mr.. w. has
himself furnished the fo wing account of ii
when got below the clouds again, saw
Flnshpga liitb' eastwa d. The descent now be-
came rapid aud the strong wind below adinoni-h-
ed me OF rough landing. In another moment
my grapple took effect The jar broke some #
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The Importance of the proposed railroad con-
nection between this place and charlottesville,
closing upas ii will gap in the great thor
oughfare of the nation is naturally attracting the
attention of persons at distance. The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Express
in late letter to that journal says:
Strenuous efforts are being made in Central
Virginia to secure the completion ofthe Alexan-
dria and Orange Railway to Lynchhurg. Mr.
Rives has embarked in the cause with all the en-
thusiasm of young man, and is seconded by the
leading citizens of that section of the State
When this work is completed, in connection with
Virginia and Tennessee, there will be an upbro-
ken railway communication between \. York and
Knoxville and Memphis, Tenn, to he continue
in year or two to Mobile and New Orleans. n.
York and n. Orleans will then be brought with.
in 50 hours of each other. The country along
this route, from Alex andria TO Knoxville, is DIES.
tined to be one of the most densely peopled and
wealthy sections of the Union. For health, pure
water, niidness of climate, richness of soil, and
variety of products. it cannot be surpassed;whil'
its mineral wealth is of almost incaculable value
1t is admirably adapted for manufacturing of eve
description. and its products may be distributed
in few hours 10 the remotest corners OF the L
States.
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Notice TO B0atmcn and SINNERS.

~ The PIN day 81 ln,, the WITT. v & bc drawn oil
~ oi Tho levels of the Caul ht,e Ia ok 30 o-nd the
Cdh'iiu 10 ntJ hat Fall poul, for tie la y Sc
Of 'iatrns lork M. Il AND vii hr krnt oh uniii :
bout tho hoj Ju,y. JAMES A. UAKkIS
hnp't II" al Pm Division !. 4 4 X Canal
jun 10 dS tithjuly
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BOOKS WANTED

nEGEMBER M. Of ID .B,N's Review, 1851,
H tehur'S Ne. of the Dnlli.utor, lSIS.
Au4a,r NJ. do 1880
jay, p'.. oel NV an Dec No. 1851. =
Pers ms hsSiis the nhnve Nos can at sic + TEN
by leuvns hem at " Ian i. Foke. BnoNhindley Man
81, L,nslbmg. J ,ltN., Mcdaniel
ne - 3hf
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~ Office w III be sold on Noadnv, Tho sc,,
Nv ls51.ut Liberty, Bedford Coar linn. J ~.
b. dford Count d4y) Two likely young e,' ~
a boy of about s years Of age Tie olherg si, ~
IL wears at ngp. JOHN II LOW
Jun l1-eI96 inn
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MASONIC HALL.
PARR0W'S
Great Southern Opera 4 Ballet TrouDe

VIII give THEE Grand ConceItI
At the above Hall, commencing on Friday,
the 10Th. Parrow will distribute 500 90
worth of Jewelry each night to his audience,
free: the Jewelry to be seen at Mr. j. p.
Wrght's Jewelry Store, where tickets can be
had, at 80 cents. WIN. PARROW,
jun II 2t Manager.
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Cattle. Hogs and Sheen

Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
BEEF-S4aS5.o0 per cwt. gross which is goa
Sll net.
IIoGs-Dul at $3.50 net
sHEEP-Mutton sell for S3.50aS5 piece for
ordinary and superior Sheep. Lambs bring 50
asa each, according to quality.
NEAL--Calyes fit for Veal sell at lace per 10.
gross weight.
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Dagger's White SULPHUR Snr;n,

fRfillS delightful sBteiing pla, =. suatta il. o.
u ~ OF Boieiourt 10 miles north OF rncI 49,, ~
present terminus Of navigation on I, LAM. ~
kanaw..a Cana, there being ccntinuon. limo ~
els from Richmond All l.yncllburg 10 ihnt pl.c,,
the i'm nediutt Ioad leading ON Lvbeib, = 99
White Sulphur, in the county of Greepb,j., ~
op ned for the reception of visitors Is
The efficacy OF this water N curing many fun
ease-, and its Tracing in, igun ting effects u,..a !
apd debated persons. 'ntle il to the special n =
tho,e who VISIT tie mountains for healtl;wlilt,4s'
iiiu scsn,Iy by which it is surrounded, nad Tho -
OF nusemei Il thai are Afforded may Justly CHM
ing call from those who are in search Of pl,a.ur,
The proprietor, grateiul for HE libera natrnsa,
has heretofore received, legs leave 10 assure ,le
that his accommodations fr the present season ar,
,,le and of the iirsl elnss. His TABLE md RAI
furnished with The best the land affords. and eya
tentiJn will be pail by himself and assistant. j,
comfort and enjoyment of guests.
Tie Stages connect regularly with the Boats n,
nnan passing by these Springs to the White SaInI
also with the Va. X Tenn. Ralrnnd at Bu(orI
Blu ,tanan
For adults by h week
d" horses -
% do. - month Observation-Disclosures
Children and Servants HALF PRICE Other c
in prop rtion T. A HATCH
Jun Is dSc2mS
LP Richmond Wing. Examiner and Petershure
igen3rr copy weekly for six weeks and forwaie
accounts to This Office for payment
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MisliAls-- 1T HfhhhtHt hsHa''th 'HA''''st'
ment ever given in this country will take place
to-day, at the Crystal Palace, New York got up
by Barnum, aud conducted by Julien. The New
York Express furnishes programme Of the ar
rangements colossal orchestra will be erect
cd in the east nave capable Of containing Fifteen
Hundred Persons, -amongst whom are already.
engaged The 6ermaninns, the Philadelphia Phil
harmonic Dodworths and the United States Mill
tary ban , he Italian Opera orchestra ULLIEE's
full concert orchestra, and many orchestral ar
fists and amateurs from the principal cities Of the
Union. A lnrge number Of chornl societies have
also been engaged; amongst them the Harmonic
Society. the Normal Musical Institute and del
cpatons from the leading choral societies of Dos
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc, etc. The pro-
grumme proper will include the choicest selec-
tions from the masterpieces of the greatest com
poscrs OF snered and classical musc--compris
ing portions of Handles messiah" Haydn's
"Creation," Mozart's "Requem." Mendel sohn's
"NIidsummers Nights Dream" AM "Fugue in
Eninor," Sebastian Bachis "Crncifxion," Bee
ihoyens .'l}uins of "Aihcns," and 'Choral Sym
phony," Spoar's Last Judgment, "Felicen Da-
yds desert" Meyerbeers prophet and
"Huguenots," Rossini's "Stabat Mater" aMoses
in Egypt and civilian fel,p-together with
many other compositions, Of which we can only
specify new one by NJ: JULIEN himself, emit
tied The Firelnen's Quadrille."