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THE MEXICAN EMPIRE.
French OpSnA0m OF the American Cor
aressaonal Declaration.
rvorat hA para omn Anril

From the Paris Temps, April I'll.
singular committed by the Mo~ieur this morn.
ing sbows that the official Journal lay claims 10
infanbiiity than the common run OF newspapers The
MoNe declares that the malls from New York bring 'no
news which merits attention. But we read in the Anne
rican desptrhcs OF the London 7ss that the House
the 4th Of April resolution proposed By Mr. winter Da.
Wis TO the effect that the United states recog
nize or Tolerate monarchy In Mexico
the Int pewdInce Beige gives the same news with
variation, according 70 which the Congress has simply
ance OF European Powor. whichever may be right,
only believe m an inadvertence Of the Moneur
II cannot have wish to iupprcss news which s by
must not, moreover, be exaggerated The chamber
o Representatives at Washington s not the American
OF Parhamens than the Queen OF England The revolu-
tn We annouucing 10 not so much act as ind
States win leave Mexico tranquil while Inc civil war 10
unfinished As 20 tho eventualitles which may arise
Maximan would have been very imprudept had be not
already thought OF them ana d he has accepted the
must conclude that he considers hpasen pre-
pared 10 tam as asaliiy Of ne Umasd Sasea ~
Ccnvention Between France ana Mexico
zion ~ the French Army.
W taf From the Paris M0niteur, April 49, s.s
The government o. the Emperor of the French and that
secure tho establishment OF order Ia Mexico and TO
the new empire have resolved 20 regulate by
troops IN that country and have named their plenipoten
tiercs 10 that effect VIZ !.
Penp entiary of the nrst class, Councillor OF state IA
rector oftbSAnistry OF Foreign Airs Grand Oncer OF
the egion of Honor, &c.
And the Emperor Of Mexico. NJ Joaquin velasauez de
Leoa, his Minister of State without portfolio Grand ON.
of the distinguished Order Of Our Lady Of Guada.
who. after having communicated 10 each other their
full powers, agreed Oh the following provisinns--
Art l. The French trools at pressr ia Mexico shall
be reduced as soon az possible 70 corx Of 10000 men,
Including the frrcign legion This CORE IN order 70 safe
guard the Interests which led 10 the hterventi NJ shall
remain Temporarily in Mexico on, the conditions laid
down IN the following articles 10 Wrstr
n Art g. hc rench troops shall evscuatc Mexico IN pro-
portion the Emperor OF Meyco siu be able organ
ixe the troops necessary TO replace them. Il
Art 2. The foreign legion Ia the service of France,
composed QUO shalt nevertheless remain IN Mcx
sfx yelrs after the other French troops sha have
been recalled conformity with Art. q From that
INT the said legion shall into the service pay
the Mexcsn 70, enmeut, which reserves 10 Itself the
right Of abrdev hs duration OF the employ Of Tho
Forsign legion in Mexico.
Art T. Tho POINTS c the territory 70 be occupied ny
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eight hundred rank and als put Aors Dc eomsa Among
the wounded menIioned Generals Napnsteip and
Do Raven, and Coloue de Cosel
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D'AAVonugD ouD GOLD AND sILyEh eait@' MI


DERsoNs ARour TO LOCATE liz rHR vrcINrrY
j. of BrosdvAy Beeoker street Bowery. On the
- o. MAY goaa DO wen % cav :. nopEs corner of M
nne Wines Brandes Ass. ssxara Ac where mar be found
The pufess o arcss,N reasonable wices. n B.-Purs
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Announce ment TO the Mexicans.
rfrom Galignans Messenger, April l9.l
N. Gopzaex Mexican officer. embarked at 81 Nazare
saturday for Mexico, charged By the Emperor Maxi
milan to announce TO the Regency bis Majestys ap
proachDg arrival st Vera Cruz.
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Maxlm1lian's Farewell to Trieste.
The Emperor Maximian, before eihbarkng for Mexico
addressed the following letter TO NJ Porenta, Mayor
Trieete:- A

- ---4r., NIRAMARs April II, 1904
In placing myself full Of confidence In the aid Of
Heaven al the head Of distant empire, cannot refrain
from addressing last and mornf faresou 10 the dear
and beautiful city OF Trieste. have always entertained
serious affection for that place, which has become In
certain manner my native town. and feel, in leaving
Europe how strong the grateful which
bind me to It. shall never forget the cordial amabity
Of its nnabitante nor the proofs Of attachment which
the people Of Trieste have given to my person and
70 my house. That remembrance will follow me
abroad friendly consolation and happy augury for
my gardens MIramar visited by the inhabitants
Trieste and desire that thoy shall remain open every
poor shall preserve token OF my Affection have invest
cd . OF 20 600 FORMS % that the interests
may be distributed annually Christmas eve by the
municipality, among the poor families Of the city AS
for yourself Monsieur Porena confer the Cross
OF Commander 10 the Order Of my empire.
MAMMALIAN
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0reae Rratafn.

IN the House " Lords the 2lst Of April Earl Rus
SELL n reply TO the Earl OF Carnarvon stated that the
reason The conference on the aIars Of Denmark anc
Austrian and Prussan representatives had received 70
strucions not 70 take part In the conference until
Beust OF the German Dtet pTescn<
The Ear OF Nalmesbury hoped the governments would
on their guard against the repetton Of hese post
penemepts. II 2. ssss,-r s',ss.,. Ms ess4.y
IN the House or Commons on the Same evening, AFTER
some slight show of opposition, Mr.. Gladstones recom-
nssdations ~ regard 70 the IRE insurAncs duties were
agreed TO. >, ......t, - . \. ,.ts -
II ths House Of commons On the 22d o. April there
Was debate Qn ChinA-Mr Lddell having moved res9
luiou agaiast the policy OF the British government In
fhvovIng the inperiass In the course OF the debate
the House vAe scounted out" for lack OF quorum.
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aod whose have been silently lighting and dying %,
liberty for than year 10 that young Russia whose
device u land and liberynew Russia, that WIN ~ nc
dstant day hold OUT ssers 10 Poland
her equality and Independence, and cancel sbe reuem
brancc OF the Russia Of the Car 10 those Russians
with our friend Herzen az their head, have most wrought
and abored towards the creation oS this Russia 10
that religion OF duty which will give strength tOstrve
and 10 devote ourselves even unto DEATH for the resza
,tion Of these ideas ...,
me toas, having been drank with enthusiasm, Garbad
rose and said f s ~. ~
am about TO make declaration which ought 10 have
made long ago. There Ia man among us here who has
rendered the greatest services 70 country and to the
cause OF liberty When was young mau having naught
but aspirations towards the good sought for able to
act as tho guido and counsellor Of my young years.
sought such man he who athirst seeketh the
spring. found this man. He alone watched when a
around him slept He alone fed the sacred namo. He
mas ever remained friendever fu Of love for mis-
country and Of devottou the OF liberty This
10 Joseph Mazzin TO my friend and teacher.
The General afterwards q second and SAID
Mazzini has uttered words with regard unhappy
Poland 10 which adhere with all my heart Now let
us drink 70 that young Russia that suffers sragges
shall triumph ike ourselves, and 10 destined TO payra
noble and important part In Europe. H SO
After this, raising his glass for the last ie, Garbad
drank y. ErdaImIa.
To that free England whose generous hospitality and
noble aDd sympathy hASewon from al oppressed
peoples 20 large debt Of gratitude and anecsisn.
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0arabaIdrs Visit to the Americans.
IErom the London Express. April q



tion on his dcfhrture- ~ 7alf ~ n7 -'fT7 (,
er my heartfelt gratitude and thanks to the English
nation aud their Rovernmep Tor tho reception have
object Of thanking them for their sympathy for snd
Tor my country, and this my first object, is accom-
pltsbed. have deaired TO be altogether at the
disposition OF my English frends. and 70 70 TO
svery place where might be wished to 70; but nnd
that cannot now fulhi all these engagements or my
heart. have caused some trouble and dh appoint.
ment 70 many friends, ask their pardon but I cannot
draw the Hoe between where could and where cou Id
not go and therefore, for the present, these my
thanks aud my farewell. stil hope-perhaps dis
ant tiiue-to return "a my friends In the domestic
ie OF England, aud to redeem the engage
with tne geuevoua people of this country which whh
deep regret, ! fceithat cannot now funl. hf'
klaxsaat'a Toast 20 Poiaud. rs
on SUNDAY, Aprh IL, General Sarbaldi. accompanled
by hB secretary sienor suerzopi, took lunch ~ the
house ths distinguished Russian exile. NJ AIevandre
Herzcn, a. IeddinetoD, LONDON select party OF
Enguse ANA tTegn frtepds assembled TO mset him,
amongst whom wsre Sianor Sani. Prince Dolgoroukou
Siencr hordni membor OF ths Italian Parliament. nc.
Jossrn Mhxzni was also present. a2A "a A. ~ .t :.
luncheon nd been prepared Al the conclusion Of
which Maxzni ross AND roipsed the health f General
NY tost Nh noSds Al that v dear 70 US all, those
thires os whh We isye icssnt and strven. dfink 20
the pey toe cwst1 10 the ssocistioa of the peoples
10 the man who y The hvins iucaruatn OF these grcat
dc's Joscph Garba'd 70 inst pos sacred, heroic 70
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THE LONDON AND NEW FORK STEAMSHIP com
j pany win despatch semi monthly their new and first
GLASS British iron steamships CELIA. BELLONA. ATA.
LAETA, IOWA, INDIANA and MANHArrAN each % ssoG
burthen between London and New York, calling ~
voyage London Rates Of passaEe paya
BILE United States :From New York First Ga
500; Cabin, S6D Stcerage. $35 From London
mayrs First Cabin 500 For passage apply 70 GHAs
South Advances made merchandise consigned 10
the London agents a.i
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EyoR HAVANA VIA NASSAU. ~
II The British and North American Royal Mail stsau
Packet Compenys CORSICA. Captain lie Me-
er VIII sa for the above ports from the compsny
sATURDSY MARCH 2s and SATURDAY. APRIL as
Passage money % Nsssaa. ........."$t
Payable 10 geld iis equivalent
No freight received ON day before sailing
?. cynARD.
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,-.srs from 'he sssdssesH hs gsr.n,., "a Ns9sa
LsSSns, rrccrru On yss,dAj afternoon, g 80 Ssoeh
posTks.-on sa.a5.ay, February IS, sAnla PONIES.
wife Of ihsnss .orler, aasve Of ssradee'y' su's"
RsY.s~-At nSsabssh, " J.. % sssersay. sa,en To-
AFTER ss friend 81 Ss y are
requested 70 attend the funeral a. ne o,o
parents 10 Iafaysstetress, Esabeth on Tuesday So'o
;ur Al halfp ss ten O'clock, without further
- srssouaTOn Sunday. February -, Gsosa. y sss-
sosN, o. apOpexy the ssth Of his age 10 ss,a1
George N and Emily l. seymour aged "a months
The friends Of me family invited e attend ,oo
Sas Tseernscs church. Thirty fourth street. CO. ssT Of
s,xth avenue, Tuesday morning, ~ sSver O'Clock
me remains Of both win DO taken 70 % for inter
Tnepi by the tne oc'osh wan " INC a an RIVER Kali
sSA.m-op sunday, February February Y. AABxr Ausrs,A,
The trends o, ths ,amysr respectfully invited 70 O,
FORD street, near Norpan avenue GreenpOu On Tuesday
| afternoon, a. onS O'Clock
sroAss-On Sunday, February IA, Al.,n.As, wife Of
funera services at tho residence Of ire family NO 10,
East Forty.nrss street, on Tuesday afternoon, al i've
O'Clock.
Ioas.-on Saturday, February 10. hIzA ToBn, yOons.
est daughter Of Edwardr and Ellen Tobin. aged yeafs
THO funeral win .als place shs sonsay) afternoon. :!
two O'clock from the residence Of her parents NO. A0s
yoarsh street. The friends Of the family are respect
| VAN wARr.-Ay Hoboken, as the residence Of his
daughter, on sunday morning. February Is Fhlir VAN
WAN after long ana severe illness, in the 10th year o.
| hts age.
MS relatives and friends Of che family invited Il
attend the funeral en- Tuesday afternoon, - two O'Clock
from the residence OF his daughter, s0yner OF Gaydez
Filth streets, Hobosen, without further notice.
yASpERmir-0n Saturday evening, February ID, efte
short iness, WILLIAM 3. VArDKnBiIa (of the Arm .
Vanderbilt b BrOthsr), aged - years.
The friends Of the family and those OF his fstbern
law, g. Wright respectfully invited 70 attend IN
funeral, on Tuesday afternoon ~ two O'CLOCK. from hi
| late residence, NO. s.. Luke place.
wAIlERs. --0n Sunday, February IA, ELLA w4VIEns
only daughter OF Patrick and CahArine Walters, aged
| years, months and 10 dnys.
The friends and acQua,ntances Invited 70 attend ht
funeral from the residence Of her parents No. 1A7 Seventh
avenue this lMonday) afternoon, ~ one o'clock He'
remains win be inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
WANnAEu-0n sunday, February u, .ossunLA
| youngest daughter OF William and Mary a. WenWahey
/ aged . years, 8 months and IL days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
attend the funeral she residence OF her
parents No. ls5 West Twenty sixth street. this Mondayl
evening, at hsfpasf O'Clock, without further ,nv
taton. The remains will be taken Oh Tuesday morning
4 20 New jersey for ptesment.
WNeoR-ln Boston, on Tuesday, February 8, TAHMl
l., wife Of Parker wnsor and daughter Of VIM. a Sto
| we'll OF San Francisco, Cal.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
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S1.rra uaIsi-... - -. -.
~ .zr- sa....s.-n brooklyn, on trday fsc.o<,S
~ Al lIs residence o. Abe 4rdSs a'nssl rex ~
sssssss Or George slaysy, al Of hroohlya NO sards
mv-PnosvCs -lNebroollyn, On frlAay, December
rs lsSs, BY Rev. Henry BAnshasas - 5ss~ NV" y
kler Enay pEocICR
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LOAN OFFICES.
AT 77-HoNEY LITERALLY ADVANCED AT II.
~ ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRy, &C.
Ara pAwsBRoKERs fiYcKHrs WANTED Ar7
Oh DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY &C.,
Broadway Mp sisirs.
AZ &c NASSAU STREET ROOM NO. /? THE HIGH.
~ est ices paid for loose Get Diamonds, Watches
and Jewery o. des rp,ion Also. the LIBERAL
made conegnmcps Of ne above sriiclss ny
HoNIGsAh, Diamond Broker
Arm GRAND STREET, TWO DOORS west or
- Broa9way.aorey advanced on Watcher Diamonds
Broker and Commission Merchant
AT henry BYMANs, COS BROADWAY CORNER OF
n Bond street room No Up ssrs will pay he highest
~ Broadway -
AT <s6 BROADWAY, CORNER BRoonE STREET
40 STARS rooms and te highest price paid FOR Dis
, se oI unset Wschss and Jewelry Of every dee
menis Of the above articles.
6a-hokRY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON Ola
~ monds wauhss Jewsry. Silver ware. t;uns. Pistols
Sun H fn,s Ac B.-Paw nbrokers' ticksts wanted 7
than can 30 oStan.s ~ ny hs 'or S Se
cy Remember the place COZ corner of Hous
on street up Stare, room No. d -
MONEY TO L0AN-oN DIAMONDS WATCHES
al descriptions Articles IAN - re3ssmss a. ~ w.
within cse rear Private once entrance Ssli door ''s
H. BARNARD, q Third avenue
PAwNsn sc IIcEErs WAITED HIoH
Bedding shs Dry &C. or The sane songh ses
Appy o. 20 bowery, up stairs
DAwEBROHERs' TICKETS BOUGHT AT sse giGuYr
&C., t.. rr ~ ssass .,sS enc o'A'' INSTRUMENTS c'@as
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MATRIMONIAl..

4 LADY OF .RErfrExENr soLicIrs fnE Ac
N g1sintaBc Of gentleman with view 10 mntrnn ouy
One Of means and rcsTeabty address Blanche care
OF Madame De Cora asisoiorst l2e wss iytish rutet
"a eai IN person
MAIRIHoFy-wBY EVERY Mar SHOULD Marry
Avl Why every should marry All may marTy
9 tnewl Rssd tLs Illustrated Marriage 9oide and Med
~ Adviser BY william Eavl, NJ. d. 9ao pagts Mailed
Iaays., - w s. , wynEpers 90 fecspl o. 20 cents
w w IA whHTED-A YOUNG LADY, uAaDe0aE
49, 49,, 1a~ West BronEnsd, Worcester county Mas
w" your yhowEAph " NJ lsyseu spswsyea
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pAIoN co
CLOSE BUYERS ~ .
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
particularly 10
LINEN sHEgTISGs,
which they have marked 9, less han
WHOLESALE PRICES
Also Table Damasks and NAPKINS,
Diapers. Tower and Hucks
Table AID Piano Covers
Blankets Quilts, &c, Ac.
ssi BROADWAY.
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VUATCHEs ron TIE ARMY OR ANY oypER MAN
wv very large rtcct nj rtla for wholesale prices Sill
from s6SQ 80 so,d eS 20 faco sOmposilion
wear lie soid gold descriptive list neni application
Original L. JAC0be, sW broadvay R,tabIstcd twenty
ysAfe
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ERENcH FLUTlNG ExcLUsIvELY-ALL NATE
rias punctnany Fsaed in an unsurpassed manner and
delivered In all parts OF tho CITY. a. Mrs GOLDEN'S
French Fluting Establish ents At Is Amy street. NB-a
block and half from Broadway and :6 Fulton street
peelte Clinton Brooklyn.
TLUrlNG FOR DRIES TRIMMINGS DOME IN A
= superior style for cents per yard over inches
between vGrick aud Hudson. Agent. Mrs 6HANA HANS
ST. Third avenJe, rear Twer ~ seventh street.
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NEWS FROM LOUISIANA.

Arrival OF General FrRmkttn's Forces
.t Alex sndria- General "A. j. Smiths
Column in Motion-GeneraI Banks
Org m "a Civil Gov.rnment, SC.
IT Lous April s. 1854.
Advces from Alexandria to the 27tl ut that tho
mai body OF General Fran kim army arrived
day befor, meeting opposition The country through
which passed deserted by whites mi male blacks,
they having gone to Text The indications arc that
General Bipk s. army will remain there time
The gunboat Bragg had established blockade at tho
OF the Red river, and but steam
allowed to enter The stream.
The advance or forces under General A.
Smith, left Alexandria the 9Th. The gunboats wiz
probably follow.
eneral Mover has captured seventeen cannon since
reaching the Red river.
General Banks organizing civil government.
II was expected that Shreveport would fall without re
sistance
The rebels will be driven from the entire country east
OF the Red river
A military post has been established at Waterproof
The rebel General Harrisons command reported NOV
ing towards Shreveport
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voom crowded Win those who desired voice 10
Me appropriations. Judge Edmouds appeared on Pc
upon shs committee 70 reduce tSs .alay OF al ccas in
New York twenty hve per cent Some controversy
arose n regard 70 The balance in me city treasury being
less than IN Oct0ber last, when Comptroller brennan ~
formed Judge Mmonds that the Judgments which he
Judge Edmonds) had obtained on behalf OF The Commits
sucsa H. Tho referees IN his and oSer matters have
exhibited such mpractbsy thai they have weakened
their cause and from presen! Indications, win fA Dss.
upon asking for the passage Of Byanps Retrenehmens
bin, introduced early In the session, with some
amendments.
THE LwAN0n SPRINGS RAllRoAp.
The Lebanon Springs Railroad oIl was referred Decs
to tho Railroad Committee in the Assembly nigs with
power 70 report complete
coysIpERAnoN or rHE MILITIA BILL.
The entire afternoon session OF the Assembly was acn
up the consideration Of the appropriation In the Militia
bill The great opposition to tho item comes from the
member from 81. Lawrence desperate e1ort wssmads
70 reduce the entire amount appropriated 10 three nun
drod and fty thousand dollars Tho object OF the OIL
TO place thirty thousand militAmcn in position 10 Do
ready for emergency this TO include those already
armed and equipped portion OF the appropriation ap
already rendered valuable service their country but
some Of the economists do not appear 70 DO willing tnA
EVENING SESSION OF TIE AseEhBLy.
The evening session taken up 10 third reading OF
bills The bin leyying tax Of onetenth Of mill for
the Improvement or the Champlan Canal was passed.
Tho bill regulating wharf in the city OF New York for
the Delaware and Rartan Railroad Company was lost
the Camden and A%6oy COMPANY was either TOO 100 s0
ton was made 70 reconsider, but thaS was lad Cd
THE EVENING SESSION OF 1nE SENATE.
The Senate spent the entire evening in Committee
the Whole The bills TO amend the Brooklyn Park acs
Dock Company, were ordered 70 third reading.
The Court OF Appeals.
The following ia the calendar Of the Court Of Appeals
for wsdnes Jay April O. lse4-Nos. Especial caendar
l0l, lo2, 1903, lo4, loo, 100, l07, 1os and 100.
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Our Key West Corresponder.c .cA

KrY wssr, Fla, Mar "A q. 1854.
Desertian ef Men from ne C?yGneahl hoehn ne Mop.
P,ooatis Reports Ab ~ r.f'o0 Fsrer iu Key ve.-Tae
Public Heat. Eerey Berer N this Place, dc.
In the rrevalent dearth o. In this place my sole
object sending letter the HERALD 10 TO counteract
any possible that may be got foot deprccaory
Of the health OF this place, for about TO
state.
Shortly after the United states supply steimer Unor
left, six employed 10 the government machine shop
we're found missing. Tnc inference Is they left
ibe unou 'stowaways" for New York. Letters hve
been writton 10 the Admiral 10 command OF the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, stating the tact OF their desertion and
questng that no empoyInent be given them.
Much Inconvenience must result to the department N
which these attached from their dcsertiou.
But tnat rs not ALL They will doubtless spread reports
ia New YORK Of the prevalence Of yellow iever this
place. and thus shut Oh from communication with the
North, even by passing vessels. Daring the last
summer, such the dread yellow fever that pilots
from this praoe not allowed even 10 communicate
with vessels running past. and u the story OF these
recreants are believed. we may, without tbs least
foundation, be placed 10 sim,lar predcamcn., even
before the Coming summer.
The reason why the men whose names | have
tioued left said be the death Of three OF their
number from emlttent fever, which their excited
ginstion construed into yellow fever IL seems that
me death of the irst man his surviving comrades
"wakedn the body 10 Consequence OF which most Of
them got drunk on very vile whiskey which settled tho
business Of two more. The rest were seized WIN
panlc and six OF them left ia consequence as already
stated.
Now, have the authority or Dr. sweet who attends
the Maue and Naval Hos pais here, and has most o the
practice Ii the town, that the public health is excellent
There has not solitary % yellow feves An
enpt was made to-day 20 spread abroad report that
an had died OF yelsw fever in oneSof the hospitals.
waited on Dr. and inquired into the particulars OF
The case when the Doctor informed that " was moth
ing more than aggravated form 0r bilious fever, WIN
tyentey aud the patient refused to take any remedy
he died this morning.
This plain statement Of the whole case, and COM
anders ought not 10 be detored by pug boo
stories from such questionable characters as uesesot
from calling In from transmitting such mails as may
be entrusted to them.
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After twenty performances Of Faust IL has lost
It's attractions for the requeners OF the Academy
II warmly received last night heretofore and
In oil respects we'll produced Is unnecessary TO say
than have already written as 10 the merits OF
the opera the excellent cast which the original one,
with the exception Of Biacbi, whose role or Mephs
topheles filled for the fifth tune last night, and very
admirably, by Mr.. Hermanns. Mazzoleni sang the aria
plauicd throughout. The Soldiers Chorus received
merited Il very finely rendered, the orcbs.
tration under Maretzcks direction, being perfect al.
though the house not large on the previous
night, it was nevertheless respectfully 6lled.
To night Lucrezia will DO produced, with powerful
cast, inch ding Medori, Sulzer, Mazzoen and Belini