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Tho Press Despatches.

HAVANA, June 81, 1895
paper from Porto Rico Of the 14th inst says in
ference to the state Of affairs in st. Domingo that
indviduals to whom tho Spanish authorities had deli
vcred the Of the island agreed pay
Spain all the expenses Of the war; and guarantee all
property belonging to spaniards residing there; ALSO
that great number Of families Of the capital desired to
leave the country and that the sndividuals that form
ed the future endeavoring prevent
emigration on the grand scale that it commencing
II also rum0red in the capital that the Haytiens
had already invaded the Dominican territory.
As regards tho rebellion in Hay further ntelli-
gence in reference to It has been received.
The chief magistrate Of the Real Audiensa OF Porto
Rico Don Forencio de Osmaechea died the 11th inst
There remain In this harbor the Mary, Virginia,
Zephyr Frances Flora, Maria Pelican Foam, Lark and
Lavina Harriet Lane) All have been engaged in block
ade running What will be done with them remains to
be seen. large Italian vessel with three hundred
Coolies, arrived here the day before yesterday.
The steamer Manhattan from New York, on her way
to Vera Cruz arrived at this port this morning She is
10 sail at 1--WE O'Clock for Vera Cruz
The weather in Havana has been very warm lately but
there is not much sickness.
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The regular monthly meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian Association held last evening at their
rooms No 16l Fifth avenue and very fully attended
by the members and their friends who assembled for tho
purpose OF hearing address by Hon Richard G. Nc
Cormck Secretary Of the Territory OF Arizona Mr.
Mccormick was introduced by Mr. McBnerny, Librarian
OF the Association who, In the absence Of the Presi
dent. discharged the duty Of that officer. In June,
1850, he said, he had the pleasure Of address
ng the Young Mems Christian Association, and giving
them that occasion account Of his observations In
Europe and elsewhere. Ten years lad elapsed since
then and he would give them little OF his expert
in Arizona II s amusing how ignorant we are here
Of that great country beyond the Mississippi We know
that great deal or minerals are found thore-gold 10
found there In abundan'e-but beyond this general
auired knowledge comparatively little Is known OF this
vast region OF country General Fisk had told him that
a who should be intelligent asked tho question, els
Minnesota In the United Statesfn UaughterD by the
Gadsdcn treaty this vast tract Of country Arzona con
tanning twenty thousand squire miles nearly three
times the territorial extent OF the State of NewYork,
had been ccdcd by treaty stipulaons TO the United
States The lecturer then proceeded to give very In.
tcrcstng narrative Of hts travels In exploring this vast
region OF country Overland travel nt the time
OF his departure from New York In 1863. fraught
with both danger and fatigue in consequence OF the
numerous hostile tribes OF Indians Ia the Ear West who
had cspouscd the of the South but the expedition
succeeded safely from san Francisco To- Los Angeles 20
the RIO Grandc, and thence 70 Texas and Arizona IL
took nityonc days 20 make the journey from Leaven
worth TO santa f6; but the mngnnccncc of the coun
try, its immense mineral and agricultural resources,
were well worth the labor expended IN the effort
Aftcr the expedition arrived Ia Contrnl Arizona the
lecturer company with the Governor of the Territory,
proceeded 10 select site for town. and, alter short
through the most fertile part Of the country,
they selected beautiful location. In heavily tmbercd
region where plenty Of water OF nc quality A. Olr
Croton, was found This town lac called Prescott, In
honor Of the historian Of that In May, 1904 the
town consisted OF single house, Ia which
established paper called the Arizona hiner;
but tho weather being intensely cold, u was
found impossible TO carry out tho enterprise to success
ful ISSUE In little year this IN aat settlement has
sprung up 10 be quito nourshng village and instead Of
a single house, there BLACKSMITH shops carpenter
shops butcher and baker shops and Ia iact
that b. found Ia village OF any settlement
The principal product however H. minerals ana
and extensive these mineral deposits that he could
ride hs horse In single day from his house IN Prescott
nfty fcren, mncs all In slccc.sfl Overatou The
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

Lewis SQUIRE 2ss Front street; T. Baker, 50 South
street; 8. NJ Ackerman, POI Pearl street The money
not being forthcoming for the goods and the goods not
four hundred dollars worth OF goods was sent TO Them
Detective Slowey accompanying the cartman The un-
suspectng recipients were taken by the of1cer and
found In their possession just ready To be sent out
copartnership agreement duly signed, sealed and
acknowledged, was also found on them They were
taken TO Police Headquarters and locked up for trial
quantity Of the property obtained by them found
at the store Of John G. Baxter Sons ship chAndle,
308 West street. where had been sold 1t was all iden-
tined Il is supposed that the prisoners have been
engaged In swndling many other parties and they wiz
be detained for identincation-
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Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA June 21, 1885,
report that the steamer Wren had been seized by her
crew on the high seas while her way back Liver
pool proves to be correct; and assured that the
guilty parties now in Key West, whittier they carried
their price have been demanded by the British Consul
of this port and will be delivered up him The whole
affair concocted here under the leadership Of
Gilley, formerly Of the United States Navy after
wards in the blockade running service of the lately
ceased confederacy; person who, while in
the latter SERVICE excited some attention from the
fact OF his having away with and sold schooner
entrusted to him. The idea of seizing the Wren was
supposed not to be bad one, and one moreover that
would pay handsomely; for though that vessel had
always sailed under the British flag yet she had the
blockade than once and was therefore, supposed
TO be beyond the pale of law and civilization At last
however, speculation upon the old, unburied frag
ents, the diseca membra and wretched relics of the
late fearful war has not paid.
Nearly two months since sent you notice Of the
hotel lately opened here. For the benefit of
persons visiting Havana I would state that
This establishment is called the Santa Isa.
Del Is situated in Havana street, and Is in
the FULLEST sense of the title American hotel From
personal inspection can guarantee that is the only
Motel in the island Of Cuba really worthy Of the name
II combines all the comforts convenences and improve
menus 70 be FOUND In the New York hotels and consider
ing that located In Havana where the houses are so
1bominaby constructed and i'll adapted TO comfort the
Santa Isabel may be considered wonder The propre-
Sors are American the cooking American the beds
American tho hand basins Of American marble
and American patent; every chair and table, spoon,
Knife fork, glass nail and is from the land Of
wooden nutmcgs; In fact, everything but the water
Babylon.
few passengers as is usual in midsummer. The Havana
will make more trip and then lay up during tho
sicEiy season Exchange on New York about 25 per
cent discount That London has reached the extraor
dnary ngure OF IL per cent premium
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Arrival OF the Damascus ut
Port au Basque.
ONE DAY LATER NEWS.
ADVANCE IN AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Short Supply Of United States
Bonds in England.
Anxiety Of the English for the
Necks Of tho Rebels.
Napoleon Denies Sending Large Rein
forcements to Mexico,
&C., 30. &c.

Pokf BASQUE N F., June Is,
VIA AsrAY BAY, C. B., June 49, 1855 !
The steamship Damascus, which left Liverpool at half
past p NJ Of juno 10 and Londonderry the 10th.
passed here to-day for Quebec.
The political news 10 unimportant.
The Damascus has twenty cabin and two hundred and
sixty three stserage passengers
Tho mail steamship China, from Boston via Hail.
fax, arrived at Queenstown on the 18th
The steamship Edinburg, from New York, arrived st
Queenstown on the 18th.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho mail steamship Scotia Captain Judkns. will leave
this port Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close ut hafpast sovea
o'clock TO- morrow morning.
The New YORK HERALD-Edition for Europc-will b
ready at six O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies wrappers, ready for mailing six centA
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

Address TO SmOkers.-POllak Son.
Neerschnum Manufacturers COZ Broadway, Fourth
street Pipes and scgar Holders retail cut to ordsr.
boiled, mounted and repaired.
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il a v A N A.
Arrival OF the Steamship
Havana.
Seizure Of the British Steamer wren
by Her Grow.
IMPROVEMENTS IN HAVANA.
-~~
THE REBEL RAM STONEWALL.
.~---~~,~--
Movements Of the Rebel John G.
Breckinridge.
"A CU1AM OHMTRAL PARK.
THE FATE OF JEFF. DAVIS,
&c, &C., &c.
Movements Of the Rebel John G.
Breckinridge.
THE FATE OF JEFF. DAVIS.
&C., &C., &c.

Tho steamship Havana, Captain Greene from Havana
the 2lst nst arrived at this port yesterday Items
interest will be found in the letters Of our CORES
pondents published below.
We are indebted to the courtesy Of Mr. Huertas the
purser Of the Havana for prompt delivery Of Cuban
dles
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

Chevalfer's Life FOR the Hair Rest0re0
gray original color stops It's falling out Keeps the
head Stands above with other han
dressing drug and at my ollce, No In
Broadway SARAH A. CHEvALlER. NJ. D.
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The Grand Observation-Disclosures an
their preudces in favor Of European ne
BLOOMING CEREUS' like the land where II originated.
has equal under the Sold everywhere.
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Ask for q Bottle or Balche's MnndOlfns
for the Hair. CASWELI. MACK d Co, Retail Agentst
HOWARD, SANGER Co. i0o and l07 Chambers street.
Wholesale Agents.
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lect, further and other sums, amounting in all TO
upwards OF nfy-sevon thousand dollars aforesaid
Dcponent further saith that he Is informed and believes
that the whole OF the property mentioned and described
In said prospectus did not cos, said Mann or raon, or
either OF thom, thousand dollars Deponcnt
th char that all the aforesaid epresen and
precncs made 10 him OF said Mann and Stratton
entirely false and fraudulent, and that they made
by said Mann and Sratton 10 deponcnt for tho purpose
of cheating him. and that by these fraudulent rcpresen
tations he dcfrauded of five thousand dollars and
that all OF persons above have also been dcauded
by Mann and Sraon by means Of said fraudulent repre-
sentatons OF largo amount OF money and that through
these false and fraudulent representations aud preenccs
the said Mann and ratton have obtained orty.iiv
thousand dollars and upwards; wherefore deponent
prays that said Mann and Stratton may bo arrested
and dealt with according 10 law
GEORGE d. KELLOGG.
Sworn to before me- June 26., A. ID. 1895.
WILLIAM DoDGE, Police Justice.
The deposition Of Mr. William 8. Hlyer, which fol-
lows the foregoing sets forth that he purchased Of Mann
and Sratton and that they represented TO him that they
paid for lot No ten thousand dollars for lots Nos
and fifteen thousand dollars for lot No Eve thousand
dollars for lot No five thousand Eve hundred dollars
ior lot No four hundred dollarS being thirty ninc
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

PiIcs!-IIsIrs Chinese Cure for Piles, d.
arrhea andpyscntery. Price e. sent free by mail
Dr. W. III. HALL, 40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

Ask for MRS. 3. a. Aliens WORLDS Hair
Retoer and Dressing They have equals and should b
used this season. Sold by all druggists.
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wheeler d. Wilson'S Sewing Machines
70 and kept IN order without chage one hau 9i rent
allowed OF purchase. y - EiIIS,
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All Prizes Cashcd in Legal Lotteries
circulars and drawings sent.
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A.-Lcgal Lottery Prizes Cashed. ON
cial drawings circulars and information sent
J. X. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street, New York
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservatfvs
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail No Astor HousA
The dye applied by skillfu artists.
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DIR. Won Eissnbsrg,. WON,

AESTHETICO- CO-NEURALGICON,
celebrated apparatus the of all diseases OF -
Eye, Ear, Chronic Catarrh. Lungs, Throat,
Heart and Consumption,
May be consulted at his residence - -
CROSS EYES sTRAIGHrENED IN ONE MINUTE.
And every Eye and Ear requiring either msdi
cal or surgical aid attended by DIR. Won EISENBER1. -
his Consulting Rooms SIC Broadway, near Twelfth street.
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A.-Marsh's Truss Once, 222 broadway
(iuseum g)-Shoudcr Braces, Elastic Stockinga
Abdominal Supporters carefully applied and sa!sactoa
taat
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Flags, Flags, staHs, Balls, &r.-An
kinds al iIoJER GRAHAMs, Duane street. three doors
...fn
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All Kinds OF Hand Stamps and Seal
Presses American French and English Ribbon Flexible
and Self linking BANNERS A FLACK Agents, Boston
Hand stamp Company, l95 Broadway ". Y.
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

Howe Sewing Macbiue Company
ELIAS HOWE Jr, President, C2y broadway, New York
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Get Mrs. y. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Reorer Dressing Or restoring nyig0ratng and b.huu
flying the hair. sold by all druggists.
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, and
all diseases Of the feet, cured by Dr. zACHAklE, 7O
BRO
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Fireworks, Flags, Lanterns, Shields,
dccofa Iiuninntions nj TOW NSENDS, O33 Broadway
Torpedoe &C. pack Frecrackcrs 6c per pack " per
bak
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bsvr health -BIoKRpNE secures this blessed rcstorcr
~ health IL Ia wonderful enodyne well - mighty
nr anil nerne Let the dchiiatcd and nervous re-ort
g. without delay 81 yer botnc. Dcvot - Des sueo-
Sold by all dr. gpisls.
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Smith, Martin ~ Co.,
Bankers and stock Commission Brokers,
No. II Broad street,
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The different hand ready for immediate
delivery and liberal commissions allowed W parties purchas
ing for resale.
M classes Of government securities purchased and fOr
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silver watches, OF All Descriptions,
from TWENTY 10 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS each, foe
sale by G. G. ALLEN, No as Broadway, one door beo~
Canal street
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Use Mrs. ~. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Re-
sorer Dressing restoring color and natural beauty
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

Flags. stats, Balls, Eagles, &C., ne e..
r. BENEDICrS rs Duane street siK doors east OF Broad
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only pcrfese
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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yhoiesalc Mems Furnishing stock ne
Elceant shirts 81 best 81 49, Iinen Collars ~ 20
dor nj Paper Collars s 10 hundred 3fark Row, opposite
LOT .c.
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Gouraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
forehrsds OF the bod. AZ his depot
as broadway. Mailed, 81 "
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wheeler d Wilson. No. 625 Bro"cwny,
NV York Lock stitch Sewing Machine aud Button Hoe
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, June 10, 1900.
CorToS-The Brokers' Circular reports tho sales Of
cotton for the week los 900 bales including 25 900 TO
boon buoyant and prices are Id higher for
American and "a. Id. higher for otherr
dsscr ptions The autho rizcd quotations are
FAIR Orleans, 19d middng Orleans, 1sd fair uplands
ISkd middng uplands, I7l4d The sales to-day FRI
day estimated at $4,000 bales the market closing
firIn at the above rates Stock In port estimated at
354 900 bales OF which 30 900 are American.
The Manchester market had an upward tendency.
Breadstuiis dull. Wheat easier.
Provisions inactive.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE r. 1865

thousand dollars and that the residue OF the land named
namely lots Nos T. and TO- cost five thousand one
hundred dollars. Mr. Hilyer also offered In evidence
against the accused the following account:
0fvIoE MAss's PATENT AcooUrREnKsrs,
No. 240 BROADWAY, April 2S. 1885. J
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CALUrTA June 12-Markets improving
BOMBAY, June -Cotton--rhc shipments since May "a
amount TO 10, 900 bales
BoxBAY June 13.-Thc stock Of cotton Is smnll, and
the quality Is inferior
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Fan for Fourth July i-Patent Canter-
Ing Horses Flags STATS 4. w SMITH. % William 81
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Disease OF the Throat, Lungs and Aeare
cured by DR. PHILLIPS <I Fourth Book mailed.
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WILCOX d C,bbs sewing Machine.
No. ~ Broadway.
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

L0SbON, June TO, 1900.
Consols for money 90z COX for account 90K 90H.
Illinois Central shares 81 81 Erie shares 81 52k.
United States I'VE twentes 90.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
El95
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we Have This Day Appointed Mcssrs.
f. NJ PettenriIi 90 and Messrs John looper co our
ayen,s fcr New York receive adyersenent and sub
sernons n, our lowest rates for The uours Charleston,
4 ~ GEO. WHITrEMOkE a co.
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Austria.


The negotiations for u commercial treaty between Aus
tria and England had failed
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

Reports have been current that Sarsgossa, Valencia
and Catalonia had been placed in q state Of siege, but
they denied.
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

Tn the Prussian Upper Chamber proposition car
rcd by large majority against the ministers that gov
ernnent should bring forward bill providing that the
members OF the Diet uttoring caumnes other action
able expressions during debate should be liable pun
ishment by the general laws OF the land
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

Mile Crossi who has Just made her dsbtf 10 rcgarded
MS chief feature in the Italian opera Paris She made
her first appearance as Mao Orsin in Lucrezia Borga
and was regarded At once with much favor Her voice
n said to be one OF wonderful compass reaching from
the deepest contrato notes the extreme soprano re-
qistcr 70 which, II is reported that the dbo~te wieds
this magnificent organ with power, skill and emsrdS
rarely surpsssed MILE Gsossi has since appeared -
Azucena In the Trovatore in Lucreza she proved her-
self ene musician and in the Trovatoro sho revealed
gifts a. an actress
London musical paper refers 70 singer % an ex-
cellent embodier'' OF part In an opera
Henry Lese's Ida; or The Guardian Ssorks mas oeen
rroduced for the first time at the Royal English opera
London The house was well attended, the piece iavor-
.bv received. and announced for repetition Among
tho performers were Mile Ida Giless Mr. W Cummings,
concert tenor who made his FIRST appearance on the
stage Mr.. a. Passy Miss Emma Haywood, Messrs CORR
Lya Dussek and Aynsey COOK.
The management Of the Royal English Opera In Lon
dan p,onds n ia said produce Lala Rookh with great
cost sven 10 the expense OF sixteen cames for the pro-
cession.
" rs,,ccn payids overture 10 Lalla Rookh was the
rovo,,v IN Mr.. Hae's last Manchester England PROF.
grammc
e,sormod the other day In the Sheldonan theatre at
England the same being An exercise for the de-
oree Of Doctor Of Music
=, fca,rs has been produced at Bologna, Italy,
der The direction Of II Cavaliers Maran with great sue
cass sienora Fern was the heroine
Tho pagers OF Trieste speak In fair forms Of the
Romeo and Juliet by young composer sguor Marohot
which lss been given Va Chat city,
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Moral and Municipal Reforms i'm the Next
Legislature.

Legislature.
The approaching session of the Legislature
at Albany will be very important one. The
republicans will have decided majority in
both branches Of that body, and the whole
party will be held responsible II the members
fail to carry out the pledges which they made
before election. The tenets Of the republic
can party commit these members to certain
reforms, which they are in duty bound to in
augurate; and, so far as we can judge Of the
temper Of the Legislature in advance, there is
no desire or design to evade the responsibility
thus fastened upon the republican representa-
tives. On the other hand, we see numerous
indications Of progressive spirit among the
members elect, and we have but little doubt
that the session will be memorable for many
radical changes in the government of various
localities Of the State.
First Of all, the subject of municipal reform
will be brought prominently forward; and, as
il seems to be unanimously agreed that an en-
tire reconstruction OF the system in operation
in this city is necessary, we deem it probable
that the Legislature will proceed at once to
abolish the departments here and to provide
for the appointment Of Metropolitan Commits
sion. As preliminary step we expect to see
New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg and the
towns and villages near at hand united In q
vast metropolis, numbering nearly two mil
lions Of inhabitants. Such metropolis, gov
erned by commission composed Of the best
men of the State, with the Mayor Of New
York-if proper person be elected next
Tuesday-acting as President, and the Mayor
Of Brooklyn acting a. Vice President, will be
an honor and credit to the country. The out
rageous corruptions Of our city government
demand this simple, comprehensive and COM
plete reform; and, as the people have united in
requesting It, the Legislature will have no
excuse for continuing the present evil state
of affairs for single month.
The next great reform in order will be
moral reform. The appalling increase Of crime
in this city, the number Of divorce and seduc-
ton cases that crowd our courts, the murders
and rapes and robberies that all the columns
Of our public journals, imperatively call for
legislative action. There is no question but
that this increase in crime can be traced direct
ly TO the demoralzing influences OF our thea
tres as they are at present managed, and OF
those concert saloons which infest Broadway
and are the legitimate fruit Of theatrical i'm
morality. Our managers come over from Eu-
rope, as derncr resort, and bring with them
the vices they have acquired in the old coun-
tries. They have no knowledge Of the Ameri-
can tastes, and the longer they live here the
moro ignorant they seem 10 become. They
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GsoRcs CaRsIy's MSsTRELs The opening Of the new
Fifth Avenue Opera House by the George Christy Min
srcl Company most decided and nattcring success
The elegant hall crowded and ITS comfortable
arrangements fully appreciated. There Is fine vocal and
instrumental music and purely original Ethiopian repre-
sensations every night George Christy will give
matinee at the Opera House this Saturday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

Ldsr or OUR DEAD HsRoEs rHE REBEL PRIsors-The
United States Christian Commission has published
'Record Of the Federal Dead Of great interest to the
public al large gives list Of all prisoners buried
from Libby Belle ISLE Danvlle Camp Lawton and other
rebel prisons Copies furnished application to Edward
r. smith, Secretary United States Christian Commission,
PHILADELPHIA.