The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-23

Making total expenditure OF ............ 1878 353
There at this date remaining IN board 9OS mon
avaifabts FOR draft, aud thu average number fatty
-oived ~ thirty, tho majority OF whom substitutes
One most exCeent has been made board
this ship which Il would DO we'll for other capsains
Aavy initiate II s.this In order obviste tho
great difficulty nsratoiors existing board re-
es,ving ships. and which has oaused much
suffering shs faniiiss 6 persons Jsining
the navy tho Sant or = reliable party to receive and
forward pnoueys. ana the o. mas caused
many complaints OF thiev,ng gambling and other frauds
snrserais been afforded tho opportunity OF sending
their money their friends through wesco ExIress
ard evidence OF the very general appreciation
this arrangement, be veil 70 state that upwards
1850 900 and promptly Delivered by
tne agent rxpross Company, whose otnce
OF che institutions OF this ship. The officers
attached 90 this ship are.--Captsin n. q Scott, com
msadiag Vim. Mosiandsr Acting Master and Executive
ofcsr; G ". Basser. paymsstsr George Mead Acting
Assistant payInsstsr
Dss BTya enc African Opsrs.
10 1HE miro. HERALD.
rs extraordinary srticls Ethiopian ninstresy which
recently appeared the HaaAlo. demands brief rcpIy
from member Of that profession Personally Ihave
20 tee' eretied at paragraph the artcis
which contains kind aliusen to myself but In jus
uceto profession that has gwen It's only
original m,ss. and which has ceriauiy done us part
towards amusing the pubic beg brief space your
reply article inst Hbounds
most Singular character. Year reporter states that
mspy rnusicans al an whilo
that ,ns leading composers oc America whose IS
played every piano in The and. are, have been
MINISTRIES Permit to mentioa the distinguished
Of stephen a. Foster. Koppits, Ion Morris, /.
s. II. crosby, Marshall :. PIKE. j. Y. Thomas. sam. A.
Wells, frea Buckley. nnn Emmett, Chsries White J. H.
Rnss john = urdway, VIM H. Hobbs- MAX Iorey, Nelson
Knesss, W. ". arifu and T. Bowers Many other gentle
Of the uJnstroi profession vino have done very
clever shings a mnscal way, might be mentoned-I
simply select the prominent Or them. There
yacalsto in all tho minstrel bands this
MUSIC Many u ,nem, indeed, have suoc s.st,l
teachers Of muse.
Your repsres Informs Us ibs. intenlperance Is the
mnsres beseu,ng sin, white the ample absolute fact
u.s. thai ~ n,emperas habits hold situation
two DAYS in any respectable band IN America.
IN nix may say that tho managers OF mInstres are even
strict tbis regard thau theatrical managers
The statement that the mansgers o: Iniustres have
weakness Tor gorgeous every quite erroneous AZ
class they are az plainly dressed gentlemen
any where. 10 fact m,nstres are quite ike other
people They homes aud wives and children, and
are AZ devoty attached 10 them as Other human beings
to ther-. And, believing that 10 tpeir quiet
snrnne they do lar good than THANKSGIVING,
indeed, that they please the peopIe-tbey modesfy OBJ
ieci To beng written about by gentleman who appn.
renily don't know much OF anything about them. They
especially object 10 having such gentleman let loose ia
the columns o. onrnal u tue Influence OF the Nsw YoRK
HERALD.
Tho part d the writer's article where he infinitely
describes the manner ~hcn the Is put
rate and will please ihe nstre generally, because II
will them the trouble hereafter of answering Few
questions on this important subject.
TO tho matter OF salaries however the writer again
Eighty aud unreliable placing those items at about
half the actual rates.
There are many other 10 this article merely
point out the more garng ones. Justice TO profession
that has iabored long and honestly for the enter
tantuent " tho public demands that should do this
Very respectfully youts, DAN HRiANf