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OPERA.-The musical public certainly en-.
joyed great treat at Growers last night in the
performance Of Faust. The audience was of
the elite of the city and Of the country. Presi-
dent Lincoln and Mrs. Lincoln were there, s
was also Secretary Seward, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs
Sprague and sister, General Banks, Mr.. Nlco.
lay and Major Hay, OF the Presidents house.
hold, the Prussian Minister, and others of the
foreign legations, Mayor Wallach, and very
many others of prominence.
Faust vas admirably presented in leading
parts, choruses, orchestra, and mise en- scene
There was an incongruity in the render
ing in Italian (bv Sig. Tamaro) Of the par
OF Faust in a strictly German opera; but this
was overlooked in the general excellence OF the
performance.
Hermanns' Hephistopheles was wonderfully
good, and be was constantly in receipt OF
marks OF the audiences appreciation. But need
he make himself up quite so repulsively dia.
bolical!
MephistOpheles we understand to be q seduc-
tive, Insinuating demon, but what mortal
would not be warned and I" take the back
track" In alright upon the appearance of such
a yeritable Old CIootc as Hermanns appears
under cover of his glitering glass eyes, enor-
nous beak, ct c., etc.
Mile Frederici is even better than when last
here. Her execution mas improved, and she
shows N ore dramatic power and animation.
Mile Dziubla (new nere) is pleasing, and
has good style. In an opera like Martha she
would show to good advantage.
Stencke was somewhat hoarse, but per-
formed his part (Vaientine} effectively.
Sig. Tamare, (Faust,) the new tenor, has q
voice of good but not striking quality, and he,
like Briepol is deficient in fire. The prison
scene in the last act, which should be the cIi-
max of the opera III passion, was rendered
tame, 1t seemed 10 us, IN consequence of this
deficiency on The pant Of the tenor.
The general aggregate OF excellence In the
performance WAS, however, SO preponderent
that all minor defects made little impression
The buzz of appreciation upon the termina-
tion Of zach act. and indeed each scene, as well
the numerous interruptions in the way of
delighted applause, bore testimony to the sue.
cess achieved by Manager Grover in bringing
out the grand opera OF Faust in Commensurate
style.
Tonight he presents (and for the only tims
be it remembereo) the great opera of Robert.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATE FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Ga letter from New
Orleans, dated Novpmbea DC, VIA of Mtssissip-
pi, states that General CANDY is safely recov.
erinP and is now able to attend - his Official
business daily. r.s = .
UIlnsn is chief In command Of all forces at
MoIRapzia. The celebrated I'd Massachuset
battery Is now stationed there.
Lieut. A. d. Vallade, 64th U. 5. tnIanuys
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BREAkING OUT OF TIE FENIAN
BROTHERHOOD.
Troubles In Canada Again.

TORONTO. q. W, Dec. 6-The excitement in
IT gard TO the Fenian Brotheg hood havs rs-
covered and becoming more and more intensl-
fed.
Last night an Orange lodge was broken open
and all lis property destroyed by the Feni ms.
Some fine portraits of her Majesty Queen
Victoria were disgracefully mutilated.
The excitement to day Is running high and
fears of violence are entertained
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THF VACANT JUsTICEsHIP.-The friends of
Hon. S. p. Chase in this city, are confident to
day in the belief that Mr.. Chase is to receive
the appointment to fill the place on the Su-
preme bench made vacant by the death of
Justice Taney.
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fcoIored,) was killed on the I'D In an afray on
the outposts.
On the l5tb, Acting Lieut.. Thatcher, con.
nsnding the gunboat Gazelle, WAS murdered
by the re bells while ashore on the island below
the mouth OF Red river, and his body horribly
man led.
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COURT MARTIAL TRIAL.-The case Of DIR
J. b. Keasby, late examining surgeon Of the
Board of Enrolment Of this city, is set for to-
morrow at 10 o'clock. The charge against
him has not yet been made public.
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On THE AVENUE, No. 43S, near I. street, Is
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TRIAL BY MILITARY CoMMIssION.-To day
in the case of Louis Heilbrun i Brother and
Conn, Seventh street merchants, charged with
selling goods to blockade runners TO be con-
yeyed into tine rebel lines, the counsel for the
defence and the Judge Advocate of the Com
mission read their summing up of the case and
submitted it to the Commission.
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The time for paving the Special Income Tax of
tive per cent Is hereby e2tenC eh to December Is,
1851. L. CLEPHANE
oe 3-let Collector for Dist Columbia.
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Progress the War In Europe, Facts and Faure Our Orea
Fair The Army Of the PotOnac Relief for East Tennessee
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TBE REs RIVER ExPRDrros-Cspture Of Fort De Rss'ey
Eleven Guns, and Three Hundred Prisoners-
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FEoM raE AnnY OF rHs PorOnAo-A Thorough Resr-
FaoM CoLox.po AND NEwMK1ico-
GREAT UNION MEETING AT HUNTS ILIR ALAnAxL
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Memphis 70 Chattanooga The Battle Of Chattanooga The
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COCHINs GREAT WORK

n WNA1lN' OhTAAl WYNN
ON THE
RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION,
skeh Is now being so eagerly sought for and which every
.s VII. is interested this great qseson eush, read be
Ase the tsneaoi
CHANGE IN OUR CONSTITUTION
hsaas shows clearly end trathfplly
TIE RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION IN THE FRENCH
COLONIES.
NTHE ENGLISH COLONIES
n IN DENMARK,
kl IN SWEDEN,
w IN HOLLAND.
Ia fsHswins the contents OF this grest'worf
CONTENTS.
DEDICATION AND INTRODUCTION
BOOK FIRST.
FRENCH CoLoyIEs
EDspa.ion by Convention and the Re establishments
v,om the R,stabshment Slavery by the Consulate eo)
70 it, secnd Abolition BY the RePaSls Of ls4a
Res.It. Of Emancipation in he French Colonies
The RsvoLUTIoE 1873 THE CoIosIEs-L Mar
Z Ssians '''D''''p'' - "
Esi.ary Force.
Court. Of Justice
Production and Commeree--wsses and Property
The Question Of snss,s-Ifbe sngsr Question before
s TIE Law Of Nay "a 1880 IL-COse-. Cocoa, Tea
Labor and Immigration
1he Colonial Compact
Population Family Social Condition.
Rttrop lnsruc.on--l Before the Abolition OF Slavery.
t-Ouisna H.--kaTtinoo. lll-Guadsoape. IN-Bou-
SSnA D. After the Abolition Of Slavery.
BOOK SECOND
ENGLISH COLONIES.
Slavery in England and It's Colonies until the EnsrepaH0n
~ ofArE g. 1888 80
Influence Of Emancipation on the Freed Ciasses
laeuenee Of Emancipation on Tie CO.onie~
I. Labor and Immigration
q Production, the sugar Law, Commercial Freedom
Resume. - 1900.
COLONIES or DENMARK, SWEDEN. AND HOLLAND
DuAsb Colonies
1Tefsh Colonies
Dvtch Colonies
APPENDIX.
fREScu COLoNiRA
Table Of the Imports and Export Of the french COLONIES
Dsebre and sfer le48 49,
Comparative Condition Of Imports and Exports ten 1913
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Pic OF Colonial Sugar from 1919 70 1859.
! Price Of Native Sugar from 1897 70 1859
ENGLsH CoLoNIEs
Statistics sf tbs English Colonies IN America
Sugars imported into the United KIM dom since 1851
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