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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

f Taf heif'y ml.lnlsif saiH
lag Ihsf fasatkef mma ia l4A
rfHiIna hm togo tl iHf
fallH MI aea'ff, fHmt iHf0 n'ft
lesn ihf fY4, and seph.adiufh'w
70 TIll ef Fourteen. pil1 So supposed
ioba dying Cai aHaIf mt
lHi afhel ma il aee.mlanY hm
ahl consented, lshlhg elfh ma lhe
small pafsHEo VI medicine sblah |
s|Aayi cafflfislil nsinihs farsl
lui ! learned aoou ihrfoyai ba nced
ol these, iof her disease VA pa
cure
strange ch.ll, mIltbe
Col her father Ian strange tuah
They Tive together alone on W. hahh
" ibe river they eame heto three
yoars ngl, ahi nome knos vhpnfr
90 Why IT. hn money ahj j. D.
kcoh shot. 'lla child hug been wa.t
lug avay fof year post | sor
bee often, aud she seem gifted uilb
d marvellous intellect She spoaks
umotmos ns " inspired, aud she
seems % be- The only hop. u hor
h'hoG
We reached ihc hut Of DE settler
iu iu lhan half au hour, and culct
cl itfwcrcntly. The ,ooucvas one
Hnl cannot be- easily forgotten. 49,
There were book. aud cyIlcuscs of
luxury and taste lying on the ieic
table 10 The centre. \ guitar lay
on ,hc small table near the window
and Che bcl furniture IN which the
| dying girl lay, was a. soi, as ihc
covering Of dying queen.
She WIS d fair child, with masse.
u long black hair lying over her
| pillow Her eyes ~rc dark aud
piercing, and o. they met mine, shc
started slightly, bnt smiled and iook
cl upward. | spoke a few word.
with her father, ani turning to her,
! asked her II she knew her coudi
liou.
al knox that my Redeemcr
llyeih,' said she, in q voice Who's,
melody was Ike the sweetest tone,
0f an .E0lisn. You may imasiu,
that tho answer startled me, an,
with few words Of like import,
turned from her. A half hour pis,.
ei, and .ho spoke in the same dee,
rich, melodioas voice;
"failer, am cold, lie dowu
beside me-" aui The old man H.,
down BY bis dying child. and ,h,
iwiuei her cmaciaiel arms aroan,
his necs, auimurmarci IN a dream,
voice: Dear father, dear father. .
"My child" said the Oh man
"dolh the aoci scem deep to the. -
NAY, father, for nay soul b.
if0Hg.h
"Scesi thou the ,li,her shore =
Il see It. father. aud its taht
ate green with immortal serdare ?
"lleatc.t thou the voices Of il.
inhabilan,.i"
Il hear .hsM. father, as the voice,
Of angels, falling from afar in tl'
sill and solemn nigh,.,imc an
they cal me. Her voice, too, faith
et-oh, | hssri i, then -
"Doth shc peak 10 thee 7"
"She sreakcth in tones hea,.
enly" !"
doth Sue smilel"
"An angel smile. b., a cold
calm smile. but | am coll--colI
-esl' Father. there. a ms, ii
the room. You'll be lonely-losly
. |. this death, fashcrl''
AMI 80 she Ia.-s., away.
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Darn or TIM ParTESpsp Dsr.
FnrS.-Rev. Eleazer Williams, for
whom the claim vas some yca-e
since sss up shss he vas de v.ri,abIe
loss Dsupkin cf France. died on the
ss,h uI,.. ss Hcssnstsrg. Ne~
York. Mr.. Williams diei sfses .
proractei lines, shs dropzy inter-
venins. A eorvspssdens stases
there is no deees - y ssGesei
dsnse HE illssD m - v1ss Il
ac:sal psessssfiso e life.
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Com W USpER Ing llcoP.--Th.
Wss, Point (6a. Citizen tells the
following Of q married man 4, The
commencement exercises of certain
college in Georgia this summer:
He started up the stairway at a
swift pace. not noticing sny further
until he came nearly to the top ci
the steps. when he ssy. = .unu..
sensation cane over him. and sud.
denly be found himself developed In
darkness. IS though The lights haa
been ex,iuguished. lie vas aston.
ished ard bevildered. Bu, IN.
mystery vas soon cxplained, and i
aprear,i that lady. wearing q yer,
large hoop. had met him ss the ,oI
Of the stairs. end vas iu.s in III
act Of descending, ~hsn our friend
being q small man. hsi. vishea
noticing. acssslly gone sp sss,I
the hoop.
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~ A lit,le girl, abou, Eve year.
oT age, was cqaaIly fond of her
mother aud grandmother. On the
birth day Of the latter, her mother
.aid TO her:
My dear, you must pray 10 God
to bless your grshi. mother. and
tha, she may live 70 be very Old"
The chili looked with some sur.
prise at her mcshsr, vho. percsisins
u, said:
We'll. viIl you no, pray to Cos
to bless your grsna. mother. and ,hs
she may live D. become very oldt'
"Ah. MAMMA " said the child
"she Is very oil already | weal'
rather rrsy ihs. shs mar bseom'
Iyoung."
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A WotD To iouNG LsDlEs.-W,
believe that ayouug lady. by ker
constant. cnnsisteLl Christian ex.
ample, may exert an untold power
You 10 not know the respect, the
almost worshIp, which young men,
~ matter how wicked they may b,
thcm.clscs. pay 10 n c nsistenl
Christian lady, be she Young or old.
\ gvutcman once sald 10 . lad,
vho boarded IN the same house will
hun, iha, her life was q constant
proof cf the Christian religion
Often the simple request Of a young
lady vill seep ycans man from
doihg wrong. We have known thu
20 be ,lc ease very frequently anC
young men have been Kept from
brcakIbl thc Sabbath. from drink
ing. from ,hesihs. ja,, because
lady whom hey respect. aud 70
whom they had an affection. re
que.ted It.
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runway lfre NbH | perceived
that could have fai dlt C1sr'av
language io considerable uso. ~
had ohly knoun ~ fif and haff
! secured ihe c1atlfy lh eyofy dfee
lIon iof lhem't'Ing horse lwaili
perhaps ho' zee q house faf 6flecn
miles n o time. ahd whom I lii fnl
one, i VIVA " 30 usc ~ all TIE
people either could hot af Nouli hul
tall Eoglish, aud | could tslk moth.
Ing else, and 40 ! rode N each time
iust a. wise % vhcn ! stopped, o.
llc SECOND day Of boy huu ! came
np With two Indians Who interested
me considerably, Ono Of these Nns
10 nice young Chocinw lady, and tie
other was a boy OF twelve sunncft,
(arparcuI'y, } who, from iha resent.
lance between them, ! supposed to
be the lod,'s brother After the
usual "good morning ! commenced
trying to find out whether or not they
had seen my horse tbs | found
no very easy task. Then dismouni.
ing frOtu my pony, ! uuwomd the
larlat and railel !, after him upon
the ground, to show that | was IN
pursui, Of an animal with a lara, on.
Bat !, was d no use al al. Now !
commenced tolsing English to item,
dwelling on every word, and saying
each one cs distinctly as possible.
The laly listened aiIcuayciy, I'LL |
had concluded, and then she com.
meneed TALKING Choc,aw With equal
clearness. "Was i, grey horsei''
| asked. Yes" "Was Il a black
horse - "Ycs." "was il sor.
relYr Yes" Everything Wa
yes" or a gruns that mean; the
same thing. From this concluded
that She diduoI exactly comprehend,
and 80 ! quit. | then, by signs,
ban;crcd htr for a race, aua of We
started. The race was very short.
There sas large gully in the way
did no, soc the gully, bu, the pony
did, aud lcaped !; in fne style. !
only saw som hing ddrk below.
aud then | felt As II .hot Oh, Of q
mortar. and heard the Loistcruus
laugh Of the Indians a. IpiesCd my.
self up out Of the weeds and looked
around. The Indians were gone,
ba, the pony was with me--and
mounting, with lhauklulness that i
was no worse, | rode on. Thcs,
Choctas girls bea, he world to ride
Ladies who carry of prizes in ,h'
equestrian contests ut our Stai'
Fairs. cam, come near them. | val
20 we'll pleased With rcay's eonduc
upon this occasion tina, upon my re
turn to his masters house, bough
him. On the next day / had ,h
good fortune to stop at an India
Court House. Perhaps you did no
know ,ha, they had such ,hings-bu
they have. This one vas compose
Of the trunks Of trees placed bench
fashion upon the ground bsa-s'h th
wide spread branches Of a poss-ca
grove. A more dignifei Judge. Q
better conducted Courtroom | nevs
saw, than witnessed here anon
the Choc,aws. During . recess ]
Cour, I was as,Ouishcd 10 see vii
~ha, fusncy the Judge spoke bot
English and CLoctaw. He vas
really nOble.leokins fellow. ! 500
observed that my pony attracted
great deal Of attention among tho
around the Court. ground, and as
am no, the man to hide ny ligh, nj
der q bashel, | commenced pacir
him, with . laudabIe desire to a
.rac. a,,eu,ion-1 succeeded. So
!. . ssrappine six.fooser came uP, Al
commenced making close examin
,ien Of my pony. I fell assters
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NNN iHFHHHH ffffH 1HHH ffIf
HfnffffYtani Amahr the ,hoas
8Ha ehH met = inllahtptl. ~
eifUHaCol, Johnson. N X tn,ael,,
shW ~ mhia NE cleaohetfihg
lnuf lhuash De Ws.lem States IN
tsil, shs aoIl Charlie" negro
ehn Hna oifa ihe servant ~ ihe
calphe, hni wai now free abi
settled IN Indiana Charlie wal nuu
Ia full feather H. iook the old
pliirf uhiffh W. protection, Installed
himself s dpofleepef, aud no onr
VS. permitted iD tlhlc hands With
be folmer master, unless by Char.
ie's Introduction Willie The crowd
whs at ihe door pefily, poinpous
man came up, nnd taking Iho negro
~ lhe hand hll
"llow a d., Charlie glad 10 SEQ
you"
charie'n dignity was touched by
lhls Familiarity, aud he refused 10
recognise the gentleman.
"Why, I used 10 know you, said
~ l'' 'n. Wv" ~" "s''"
y. 80 Sun"'I'i H.. ...,. ~, /,
ns''', W., 'e', ''"e.,
,'l'''u 'ua'H,' ,"'ro was s'ea'
n'n! p'"l', 'Oa' nav ~, " ,on'son. ~
u,' We a'an ' A"ow, nc 'oonsem's o..
W. a,so,sa'e WIN eVV'!oo'S
'"P'' ' f'''"'''
SiNolNu'--A New YORK paper
avs y '," Nonaayshgo'm ~ one =,
our s"tuiuan chu'ches, 'nc cno''
mug uy'nn 70 y '""' snen 'om,
m'"ees ss iolio"si MY poor pc,
my poor po'--my pol'a'ea nea''.
Ahg'her Inc received inc following
nuef'ng' ANA ~ Tue p,1ana ~ ,
me pi-' anu ~ ,he p'ous NC ue"sm
take thy pil--and take ,hy pil--snd
take ,hy pilgrim home"
haa Brown was IN love with .
Young lady, and asked permission 70
; call her BY the name OF some animal,
which request Was granted, on con.
aluon that she should have tue same
pIl'heec. Vh lca'ins, nrovh ssld,
bore " said she. Brown has quit
visiting tina, young lady.
,.
~" AN "che,' norlo'k istmsr,
VINO haa seen n'cha,a III. pesiosm'
81 one hish', waited upon Inc man
asei next morning 70 s1y 'ns' u ne
seh''eman VINO ~an'su : nOsss We
las 20, m abundance Of ta.sls In
his meadow. and should be happy 70
deal with him.
~..,
MY son, would you suppose
'na' 'ae ''''as rlsye' ,ou'a 20 en-
ss'e" )" sPaes no k" W"
"Wsll yes, father, IL . half dime
is as large IN evcrybody's eye ~ IL
is 10 yours, ] think there would bc
. M difficulty IN putting q on sbous
four siines."
often observed. Al a public enter.
, iainmsn,. ,ha, shen there ,s any.
! hing particular TO he seen. ana
rverybody vsu,s particularly 10 zee
4 I, cy.ryboay Immediately sssnds %,
and ,iee,usIly prevents anybody
''O" 'es'"s '"'''''s'
. h5- How l.ssIe 10 known Of shss
. !. IN III. bo.oms Of those sfosna " !.
-l-Lsxrsnse Reporter.
Yea. snd nobody bet On ihasisi.
= IN .,~,,,.,, vh., ,s. l. ,eoole,.
!.
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A,,i, Work

!, a. us fRrtiu,s. from large Hand
M, ~ Ease, ciris. done vilh Ncsiness
h 4 lb,.ptttt. 40 an fetsanAhle terms,
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l. ,tnts, aia ia'afiiHn VI M
H. ,issstn fni Insw'lNh in
L. ihfia mrnih' = ~
Il, ltmtttht 40
n, an, yrtr W 90
tihatN palaeiiua made fof
Itfaf si,eFtisements.
WI Communications must he al,
.si - w.. =, VASE, tsg., Pamela,
..ls.lnpi,
" fiiHi' ffe1Jals NJ righi n
y fs1iiinfe 10 laiefifre wiih, ~ Ne
\, nflfs NJ ~ lHhif, ! irish u disilarilg
n. aapd mn ~ fslal iiteriisinq
~ pif m' ~ M fdis ~ Z psf sqHdrs
y Miles ~ b., for iis dfsi insertion,
NJ ln ,eHis pff mtdis for erfrH snhS
|,sr issfiinn u ptfiiei 49, not ril'
|w ~ pay hhnf pfiefs. iieH aHsi pub
h si,erhrfe than ia ne Psaola Star
Ms. WAuu, Pfopfieior
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r%A fop IN Company. venting
his servant. called oct, 'sWhess'1
shss blsekkssi Of nine 70 A I'D
psvssss ssssvssl, 49, yvu shssl&'
ess, ~
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II fHiitsB ftfata. aissitatffi
|ysRr VIM HnsD ~


!, Observation-Disclosures ~ no
s,ii s4hin lls m1nths 2 il
+ IitmHHihf 2 ODD
gSHBif Htmhff, M ofai'. rash,
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.Ysu secm 70 vo1k usse
cree. than usual. nv fiesd. !" ''Y0,
I have been .srsishsssed b siresn-
Stances.
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t-r During IN exsninstioa .
medical student being ssked the
question, "When does nsssifsaaion
su.ae." replied, "whea yes pop ihs
question, and ere snsvsrs1-so."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

: - A. .,.x
Nouerous oompatnn hsvug bten msoe OF tpe nitny
rrdt,o ~ tbe soct, nm te East ana Nortb yivers thu
-.
General superintendent OF Police directed hts special AID
a., .y ,,r, .xc,ca .rd re,ovt ..,, condition n, ,no
T" "'~~' " wa ~'N~-~' - 'NfSiN ~~S~ ~~ 49,
earliest moment Mr. Brevoort concluded bis iabove
sanroay ard submitted the following report which will
a. LA h.f,a ~. poic. =, ,b.tr next
os ,sn o.srs VIZ y, 900 800. Y !" 's'' "e'
meeobs, H1o Aso "e "rsn" jury
NEW YORK. June n, 1898
Hor Y. TAfLsApeE. erfstendeEt Of Police. 40 =
ktR--p &c win our directions The
~ontiton of pis4s of reforming
hs ,sptnr condition beg respe fuiiy report:
procured host from he Hsrbor posiss sistou At
wi bali ard preceded up ne Worth liver and carefully
eyar psc every pi.r aud bssin up
street, M,ny % the Docks found IN moe, 6ihy
eoncion cover~i ~itn human
from oher Tie worst " this situated
cirtc'v otpos the Nasbiug,on market and used tor
ground. end In aftcr 20 he night Ant which h IN
Be foupc great s,undsres there mm,1se Quantity
Of street rolpR sot fermepanE ir he snn and
The liz sr.ss asnrs Win stencil .o io.soSo's
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Remaining 90 the is,h Of June. 7,oo7

The minutes OF tbe hat ee.'Dy read and adopted
The reurps o. Art os botsat snd money expended on
bsh.lf ri she tb.,t,i,ps seio read az discussed.
COPY OF letter ffvo ,te Committee OF Brook
lyu school, Otssern e'iihsn -ourg aud Hamilton,
csty .bicD the ,cyes elte5 bad succeeded in
est4blsains q $1,000 district where there
nev or before rbey h.d succeed
ed in rescuiog fsuu and degradation upsarcs
OF nfsen hurufsd prf cntdreu ri Dsth sexes; ami
thsJ we've sboc, 20 eu.r,-n itees poDiis ~th straw
her-y festival. toe. reapscrcy asked hs Bard OF dow
70 re IA 81 bye from he scheol At Ran
dsips IslADd Tn sieba ssd sssis, IN Toe festivities
eono o,scu,s S ensasa - % pfop'lsv NJ giving such
pe-mrs 90.
Governor GrS1Hxs cpp,ses tn giving permission 70
remove bo,s 1py n.f tone once, ana had got
O etter OF thauk. WIN bad had their servc
No doubt tho Board get another letter OF thanks
they acoeded g. tae rsan y OF tns occssion and tasy
pleased to a. Of money, they could hire
heee boys sith ste i0fgowa bi-. B1 he ~As entirely
opposeo v The pFpo e sai shcuf move that the baud
be not ano-.o " isave tar aabd on aay occAs'on.
Governor OLIVE ihsus his school mosi deserving
one They had oe stfunensi IN cong great deal OF
good and he tustso 'hs wyuia permitted 70
90 this time IL she ord -isncd 70 estab so rule toat
band would be leave the slaud they
could record sucr ~ ui,os tor the fi,oge
Governor hotoN'r t1lusf u very had precedent but
he would sgree his uns on zoe express. cooa,lon
Aha, this shall he tn ut that baud will he grant
ed spy cbicfra - fmit'-t. ~ visit toe islaod
Govcsnor GusTEss s ali the trouble taking care
of the boye YOU dew W uDDn ihe Board, fr ev-
DIT ths, nvbo3y xva sks much care Of them a. the
ttBccls OF the sru, iess went with
them their nfes drums might hs lef 10 90 frisxug
and rookDg sboa ~'nou, one 70 take Of them
Governor OLIVER a IS the ccmmistee would provide
proper p~rsons 10 ,sss 81 the hand.
After tutbes tbe Bossd divided, and the
motion 10 grant the basd IA cs-red-Hx voting for and
A cemmuncsuoo ncu The Warden Of the Almshouse
asking for boat rsferreo to the Committee on
Tbs sur Of zee collars Wa granted on the application
Of the Engineer Of TIE Aims Huse sovroorston for
che " the Yoys ~ enc Aims 3ouse the ato
Of July 10 he expeno-d he purchase OF fireworks.
letter pre- enieg the resident physician OF the
Blackweus Island boaptsl sssmg for hospital
rnfn for he Ate tt.itf
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vhsre d. frsnss respectfully invited sitsaA Win.
Qua further msisiop.
- toufs pagers plssse ccpy
krsrut -in 9roesiYp. Eastern district on TuesdsV.
June az, a ~hoopins oocsh, LEA, daughter a gn snA
Sarolue Russeii, aged 10 mouths ana days
fstssos OF the family ami IN opcer, aa6 embsv a
You're Arsfics Hock an bladder CmpAny Ne g. Easter,
District, arc invited 20 attend thu funsrs sevv 10 tbs
asssaayt sstesnooa, At four O'clock from tha resl-
cscce q b~r parents The remains oil be sskea 10 NsW
Rooneiie for insssmeus, cnYnsrsaAy mornmg.
w.IsH - o. rueedsv, June ~, JOAN WALSH
TIE and f<ods Of The family are respectfully
s,lcn lie funeral, from No s5 THIRD svsass
TINS (wedIe.nay) afternoon, .. two o'clock.
vpsss Mr.. nxszA wife VI Captain Edward Weeks Il
Rsvstra. Portage county, Uois, aged ~ years
Yors1 I'm Monasy, juno 81, JoHs G. YoUuG, 10 tAs
tnsb ser OF bic ske.
me rsssss aud friends OF The family, and Of 500,
VIM ard ~ ss brotasr, Won " Youpx, are iavtsd
b. ssi~od the funeral from the Frss 0apu-t church.
BON. s'rrss, Thursday srssrnoos q tse ocssOk.
vthsss frrsbsv invitation.
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From he Washington tjrior, !

From ,be wsshipRton Urior, June ~
We subicfp short letter From Gov Cumming on the
uhrct OF affairs Utah II " evident IN IA tbas Gov
Cunning IN exercising IN Utah great good Judgment
and hope thai he win DO abie to solve that
extraordinary problem 10 Americsn policy Gov Cum
Mig nforus that the route IN CsHyn's " noe open
EXIT I'VE Or1cK,
CRrAr sArr TAKK CRY Nav ~. 1858
SRI have returned from the south. after having
ard corversed with large npu bcra Of the mrm,ns who
iou,psylr~ that direction have ress5vs " hope
my nterc sh there persons has contributed 70
say fears their part which perhaps unressccabie
regret 10 have been witness horsver, ~ scenes
~ greet trial and svGerlsf have the grau0cson Of
authorizing YOU 70 aDroutce that The ROAD pow opeu DO
s~.~s Missouri Csiftrns, and that eun'ersuts and
otitrr adopting tie usual precautions for their SAFETY
sssnst Ipceps may p.ss thrtueb Utah fespry without,
tlnJssnce or moeststlon Parties will do well bowover,
report themselves ct Brdsr where any iafcr nation
-bcb may be possessed OF Of importance for tneir
guidance will be conmsD9catee 10 them. am str, very
respectfully, your obedlept servant,
A CUNNING, Governor Il Utah
Hon. LIVE Cas- Secretary q state.
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Removal OF President mOOrOe'S HCm0ln0.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE REMOVAL IN THIS CITY
AND RICHhOND-APPROPRIArIO TO DBFRAY THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF The COMMITTEE
OF TEE NAV YORK COMMON COUNCIL AND Viz
GINIANs Resident IN THE cITY-MEETIsG OF THE
COMMITTEE, ETC, 1TC.
The arrangement for the ceremonies consequent upon
the removal OF the remains OF President Monroe
rapidly progress in this city and Virginia. and bid fair
to be imposing In their che acter The New York COM
mi.tee has not yet entirely completed the programme,
though the general order will probably be folio
fbe dsiniernent will take place toe I'd proxmo when
the body will be taken 10 procession to the City BALL
urder the escort Of the Eighth esment The vrgiDisus
resident in the city have expressed thor intention
TO join in the ceremonies, and viii participate
in the procession to the number OF nearly
three hundred The body viii be guarded in the
City Fall by the Eighth regiment and perhaps some re
exercises and orston appropriate to the dsinsr
Inent will take place On the OF July the seventh
r,Pims Ut and tomuee o. yirgDisDr will take charge Of
the bod proceed In the steamer Jamestown TO Rich
Dord, Virginia, where q committee OF the Legislature
v have bad arrangements ade receive the ADD for
the renterpept Of the body Of the ,ustrou deceased
With Appropriate ceremonies the Fourth Of July tee
anniversary OF the death of Monroe well OF toe De
zfion Of Independence. The virRuiAus resident 10
this city pfeet Tonight TO 2lc,e their
MEMS, and we shall econ learn the proRrsmre upon
which the committee Of the Virginia lie gslA,ufe have
needed.
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M uslcwl Matters.

rw OrmA -e5sppho" will be suug 81 the Academs OF
Music to night for the time, and should attract
full house the opera is full Of delicious ADD
they are admirably expressed by Nine. dc Gszz.nigA,
Miss A. Philips and sgpor Gasser the artists are al
excellent from the sensation they profussd ou no
day in an audispce which included ali the c,uunissss
and not few Of the professors u music 10 tue city,
public fsrore may be Anticipated
TIE GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL THE instrumental must
clans Of this CITY, Without nctoo of assra.tY pur-
pose to give ON sunosy and Moaday oex, grant music
festival oombpipg the chief features caster per-
formances which gwen ID England every year.
open tetes common ana enjoy able 10 Eagsod 70
this end nearly thousand performers Of al grades
and UPON all nsruments united their forces Ss
directed by such chefs MAX Msrsszsk Gail Absolute
and Carl Bergman rhe festival v!ll commence
Sunday evening, the 27'h June, at the Academy.
The orchestra will pumoer $50 performers tive
largest BY bsf gathered together this c,uuty
The chief vocalisis will be Carl Formes, Pick
(tepor) Mines. CsSadori and Zimmsrwsnn. 2he prn
grAmms is really srsad oos-,hs OberOn overture the
"Coronatou March," (Meyerbesr "tbs splendid chorus
''the Heavens Telling" (creatou) the chorus 80
Ires Sires" Magic Flute Add Bssshovsas 50 npnooy
No. q which has been played but once before in
this country. In view Of the importance OF the Festival
the stockholders Of the Academy have reuqashed .her
seats for the night and The whole will DO tnso
open TO the public.
So much for the classical eight. Tho MOTT day will b
given ~ picnic and rural dance ss Jooes' Wood where
shouli bave had park by the river side but d'aot
There 10 be procession with bxnd Of 400 mas;scs,
and At two O'Clock grand concert for the brAss 10
srumeps nearly SEQ In number-from four clock,
dancing upon immense platform, which festive ar
rangement will conclude the affair.
Such 10 brief outline OF the drst great musical fessi
tha init in affsiP NJ
performers themselves for director would tue
risk Of the immense expense-probAoly not less than
50 600 The pront,, any there be, will he given
TO the funds Of the several charitable and protective
ceties for musicians. We opns however, that the resi-
dent musicians give this festival mater Of pride
progress art has made in this city; and is really
greater than any one-unless artist suatsur-can
imagine. The orchestra q; the Academy Sunday
will be worthy Of Vienna Paris, while the excellence
of our military bands is patent to every traveller Tho
novelty OF the affair will make 1t with the public
beyond peradventure.
TIE New ORLEANS ENGLIsH OPERA COMPANY, OF which
Miss RoeaIe Durand Is prima donna, were playing at
Memphis. The company at Washington was moro re
Gently organized The Southern and Western press praise
the first named company very highly.
We have received programme Of . concert by the
United Mnstreis Of the United States frgste ST. Law
renee, at Montevideo, the 9Th April The Mtnsreis
gave nearly all the gems the African opera and acted
0 char cterisuc buriesque.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
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Esq al Of this city
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BoyEs in n 10 city TUESDAY, June az,
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PorE j., CHAR Of the lac MAJOR Sicho.as LoSen-
bower Of Nov bsfscni, L. T.
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daughter CT JonatLsu Smith, Eq.