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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-28

NUMBER %.
DRY GOODS.
Earliest and Largest
ARRIVAL OF
DRY. GOODS.
Ii. KNOW oSE FACT. MOST MPoRrED Asp
n woolen Goods have steadily sfvanced Tor several
month, and hy our large early purchases We are en-
abied. and will Offer complete stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Lower than any who made later purchases. We have,
as usual. the largest sock Of
FIN f S IL X s,
Consisting Of
MOire Antiques.
tAt 81 SO per ysrs)
HEAVY REPPS S,
dn cOlOrs. sts2 a5)
Figured and Plain Silks,
Every desirable shade and quality.
RICH MOURNING SILKS.
Heavy Lyons Repp, If; Heavy
Lyons Gro Grain; Heavy
Lyons Baratha: Rich
TaGetas.
And elegant assortment for Evening and Bridal
GOOD PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
(AtsI IS per yaTd)
The Richest stock Of
D r Z 8 8 q O O ID 3
In Irish, French and English POplns, Plad and Plan
a Mammoth stock Of
NJ L II L n O T. -.
Every shade and quality, as lew as S7sc perysrd.
Real Aberdine Wincy
All cOlOrs the latest and most popular Broadway style
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
AncolOrs, sse. p,ryard.
a Complete Line of
Clio king Cloth - f.
In ChiDchIs Velour Felt and other desirable styles
CassimereS for Men and BOYS Wear.
B<aces anu ff1hOfO1Oer1eS.
The best assortment.
HOSIERY AND NOTIONS.
M'NE DeyIORESTS CORSEIS,
One Dollar less than elsewhere.
FlannetS, Muslins, Linens, Prints,
Cheap
300 Wool Blankets.
AT THE
B e Il Il
3 Vest Washington Street, cor. Meridian,
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-28
ELECTION IN HARTFORD,

RIO GRANDE DIFFICULTIES.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
THE NAVAL Ex pEDITIoN ON THE
COAST OF FLORIDA.
Tho following dispatch was received at
the Navy Department TO days


the Navy Department to-day;
QUARTLUr , @ II. SeuAnRoE,l
Kay WEsG, ia, 'iEICh q 1856.
Hon, Gideon wales, Secretary eCIhs Napys
SIR: have the honor to inform you OF
the reault OF the expedition to St. Marks,
which reported on the 81 inst, left hero
on the Esd ult. .a..
The vessels from St. Ceorge's Sound,
under Lieut.. Com. Gibson, and the vessels
with the troops, under the command OF
Gon. Newton, arrived simultaneously Off
81. Marks. ~
The naval force then consisted Of the
MHhuSku, Fort Henry, spiTea, stars aud
Stripe, Hibiscus, Honduras, Magnolla,
Britanulp, (steamers,) } and the schOonsrs
Matthew Nassar, y. Al. Leo aud Two Sis
tUrs. Subsequently the force wsG increased
by the PrOtcUs, luka, lson0mia and hen
driCk Hudson. Commander ShuCcld, being
the senior officer, assumed the command
Ot the naval forces cooperating with the
army. Arrangements were Immediately
made for lanGiug the troops and for such OF
the vcs6els ~ enter the river as drew the
least water.
Tho Honduras, Fort Henry, Hibiscus,
and Britannia, succeeded in getting up the
river como distance BuCr great efforts.
The Aahaska, Spirea, and stars and Stripes
got aground; the Stars aud stripes Just be-
low the Hibigcus, the MahSskS near tha
lighthouse, and the Spirea further ont.
While the ECssGls were attempting 10 as
Cend the river, the troops were landed near
tho lighthouse, and commenced their
march into tho Interior towards Tallahas-
SOC. Every eiIOIt was made by Commander
shuted get the vessels up the Eiver 20
attack the forts On the OH inst. Inform
alton was received that the army was fall
Ing back. By this time the vessels named
above had succeeded In getting within a
mile and q half OF Fort Lon.
Commander Shutsld d0emlnR II, under
the circumstances, useless 10 attempt 10
ascend higher, Lieutenant Commander
Gibson was ordered 10 send party on
shore 10 hold thu bridge, which was accom-
plished, aud Gftor the army mad crossed,
the bridge was burned by Acting Ensign
Whitman, who had charge Of the party,
on the morning of the 7th, after an inter-
view with GsnerA Newton, the squadron
was ordered 10 drop back 70 an AnshoFag
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
%, 1865.
The 1tsuation OF the Bulls and bears
oFwan street.


When Nicholas Niekleby Clicked" old
equeers, the schoolmaster, Fanny squeers
addressed note 70 Mr.. Ralph NIckleby,
In which sho declared herselfto be ''In q
ststs OF mind beyond everything" We
fsncy tho speculatIons In Wall street must
be In state OF bewIlderment correspond
Ing 10 that experienced by Fanny after her
fathers terrible discontinue, 10 Judge by
the following extract from the New York
OOElmeretal advertiser, OF yesterday after
nooni
II would be mild to describe the present
condition Of the market a. one Of demorall-
Hatlon. The fluctuations Of the currency
have Introduced 90 many uncertainties
and dangers that capitalists are completely
bafhed, and know not what course 70 take.
Their experiences In former panics are Of
no avail In the present exigencies, for the
capricious fluctuations In gold are con-
stantly disarranging the relations Of things.
They cannot tell whether It is better 10 buy
or soil, Tor they have no idea whether the
currency will appreciate or depreciate; and
yet II 10 quite probable that ID will nuctuate
largely either ono way or another. Tne
enure operations OF business are subject to
the arbitration OF unborn events, and the
Vacillations Of public opinion. Every new
aspect OF military or political movements
presents new problem for the capitalist,
upon which tho market value OF his prop
erty depends, AID yet In which he has no
experience helping him TO solution. This
universal uncertainty naturally produces
teeling OF Intense apprehension, which In
Creased every day As We approach vislbly
nearer the crisis Of peace.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
Sherman a. GoIdsboro,,

Passengers who arrived here to-day from
City Point cay that news from Gen Sher-
man reached there on Sunday, through two
scouts, who left Gen. Sherman last week
Hs had occupied GOIdsboro' without opposi-
tioH, having connected with Gen Schoield.
Gen. Sheridan lie being supplied at the
White House with everything that he may
need for his future movements.
NEW BBRNB, March 49, Parties who
have arrived here from Sherman's army
say we win be able TO Join hands with him
tomorrow or next day. One OF them saws
Sherman walks over his course as fear
lessly and unconcerned as a giant among
pigmles, and the enemy Is so demorAliEe
and panic.stricken that II is doubtful
Whether he will make a stand or not.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
FiuAnclgI.

We copy from the New York BSaiHg
Post OF yesterday;
The panic In Wall street continues; and
there are indications that to-day it has
reached its elimination, or at least tenn
porary climax; for the Appearances iDdi-
cate that we are 10 have protracted panic,
with successive periods Of elimination and
reaction. .. .~-
At the msrnlDg board all stocks on the
list were thrown largely on the market,
apparently from an urgency TO realize, and
the decline was very heavy throughout.
varying, on railroads, from . on Erie 10 81
on Michigan Central; and on miscellaneous
from 2; on DelaWAre and Hudson Canal to
n on Cumberland.
Governments were thrown on the mar
ket without respect to price, and suffered
equally with other securities. Five-tWeu-
ties, old Issue, at one time sold at 1921 and
closed at decline OF 81 on the new iss ne
and Al on the old. Ten-iorties declined 81.
After the board there was q general re-
coyery. Five-twentles sold at l04 l05,
old issue; and ten. fortles advanced ii(12I.
Railroad stocks were also on an average
3 per cent. better.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

the present war over than We othOrwiS,
should be-"
The London MOrniag Star scouts al
rumors OF possible war between England
and America.
The Daily Nrss says Of shermani
His business in the CarolinAs IL 70
overthrow the Confederate power, and this
he is doing most effectuaily. He leaves
municipal and county and State govern.
ments behind him, but there is no Con fed
crate government In his rear There IL
nobody In Tennessee, Mississippi, Alaba-
ma, Georgia OF South Carolina, who Il
not aware that the Confederacy lS . failure
and q ruin"
Large placards have been posted on the
walls In Liverpool giving the passage
from the 18th chapter OF Revelations
beginning Babylon the great ls fallen, %
as appropriate 70 the fall OF Charleston.
TRANoB.
The draft OF the address 10 the Emperor,
which is principally q paraphrase OF the
speech from the throne, had been read In
the French Senate. The address applAuds
the proposed measures OF home policy
Speaking OF the relations existing between
tho church and the state, It says France
viii not allow the law Of 1909, which is q
defence against possible abuses both from
within and without, 10 fall into allegiance" ("
1t approves the Emperor's foreign policy,
and hopes are expressed for the consollda.
tlon Of the new Mexican empire.
The Paris NoHiteiF contains report OF
the Minister Of Public Instruction, recon.
mendlug gratuitous and compulsory In
stTuction, but states that, as the Emperor
desires TO leave education 10 the popular
initiative, the right Of voting the execution
OF the law will be left TO the municipal
councils. The assistance OF the state will
however, be given 10 communes accepting
the reform, but whose resources do not
sufllce 70 carry II out.
NJ. dc Montholon has been appointed
Minister at Washington, and NJ. Dano
Minister at Mexico.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
A Rebel waIl,

A correspondent OF the Salisbury Waich.
man who len Wilmington as our forces
were eyAcuatlng II thus describes The 81.
fecting scene;
We cleft Wilmington on Tuesday evening
amid the crashing sound OF the booming
guns aud the weeping CT the fair and paLrl-
otic daughters. Our hearts grew sad at
the sickening spectacle, and oh to God that
We may never witness the melancholy y
scene Of the evacuation OF another OF our
cities In the doors Of their dwellings,
standing all alone, save the gray haired
parents tottering on the brink OF eternity,
could 10 seen Carollna's brightest gsms OF
beauty, her phllsnthropIc and Vlrtuous
daughters, weeping and WAillng as the
noble band which has long stood between
them and degradation, files by, leaving
them 20 tie brutal lust OF . depraved van
dAl foe. TheSe statements no sKAgRer-
aliona
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
British Iron-oIad..

Lord Clarence Paget has introduced the
navy estimates In the British Parliament. .
He entered into long explanation Of the
various votes, and stated that there were
now thirty iron-plHted ships either com.
plste OF In such state OF forWardness that
they could In the event of an emergency be
got ready By the end of the year. He 70
ferred 70 various classes OF ships which
tho Admiralty proposed TO build, and said
the House would be asked TO sanction
measures for ACQUIRING increased dock &C.
commodAtlon.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
Victorious Sherman.
Fall Of Goldsboro'.
Junction Of the Armies Of
Sherman and Schof1eld,
shernan's March UnoppSsed.

The Government has received Intelll.
gence that on Sunday last General sber.
mAus army entered GOldsborO', N. o.
Rli march wd' unoppossdi
The two armies OF Sherman aud seho-
neld have formed . junction.
shsrmsn'S present command is sum.
ciently formidable 70 confront Lees whole
army in open Geld without the assistance
OF Grant, and no force that the rebels may
raise san impede SAsrmdnI triumphant
march HorLhoard.
The Richmond Ssntinspsstory, which we
published yesterday, that four Of sher.
mans divisions were repulsed near Fay.
etteville, turns out 70 be rebel lie, as we
atatfd
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
The Financial and 90 mmsroiaI Panic
In.Mew York.

NHw YoRE, March 2l.-The suspension
Of James Dart & Company, brokers, is
reported, aud several others are said 10
have "gono underj" also, two large dry
goods firms.
The Post says two or three speculative
firms collapsed to-day.
Gold closed at 1851 a 1859.
The FTpresS says the panic In financial
circles to-day was severely felt The de-
preston In produce merchandise Ia heavy.
There is a strong disposition to sell, but
buyers arc shy.
A failure Is reported In the woolleu
trade, and some compromise has been
made In the dry.goods trade.
Besides two failures In the produce trade,
numerous compromises have been made
among gold speculAtors.
Cotton tumbled seven cents; lard one
cent? cut meats, butter, and cheese are
loweri pork declined Ave dollars a barrel;
whisky twoi barley flye; rye FIVE; corn one;
oats teni wheat teni flour 25 q 50 conts.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22


OF tho Light House. General Newton
stated 10 Commander shufeld "that he had
accomplished all that he contemplated at
present.n
There is no doubt that preparations had
been made BY staking out the channel, re-
moving distinctions, and garrisoninR the
fort 70 make Bt. Marks, In come sort, q
compensation for the loss Of Wilmington
Commander Shufeld states, Gas the Navy
now has possession OF the mouth OF the
river, (the only point which Is OF any ma
val importance whateyer,) I consider the
object, so far % We are concerned, fully
gained"
This effectually closes the river 80 long
as we keep an adequate force there.
! enelOae q. sketch of the mouth Of the
river, and the distance It was ascended by
several vessels OF the squadron.
Itahords me great pleasure 10 report tho
jealous cooperation Of the navy with the
will, and the only regret felt by the officers
and men was their not being able To get
under Gre. The arrangements made by
Lieutenant Commander Gibson before the
arrival Of Commander shufeld were Judi
cious; and the real, Intelligence, and indus
try OF Commander shufeld, ably supported
as he was by the officers and crews Of the
vessels In ascending the river, Is worthy
Of commendation.
beg TO commend TO your favorable no
tice Acting Ensign Whltnan and the four
men named In the letter Of Commander
Shufeld, herewith enclosed.
The expedition has been the means OF
showing the temper Of the officers and
men OF this squadron, who from the na-
ture OF the blockade service, have not been
90 situated As 10 render any brilliant ser
vice, but are ready and anxious for an
opportunity 10 show that they are made
Of the came stuff that gained such glorious
victories at New Orleans, Fort Morgan
and Fort Fisher. have the honor 70 be
very respectfully your ob't serv't,
C.k. eTRTBLINo, Act. Rear Admiral,
Commanding Z. q. B. Squadron.
u. 8. SrEAMIR PROTIul
on ST. MAHKt, Msroh 10, 1885
Hen, Gideon WsHs', ssersi6TV Of ths Havv;
SIR: In connection with Q military eX-
pedition towards 81. Marks, Florida, In
which the naval forces on this station CO.
operated, I have the honor 10 recommend
for promotion TO the grade Of acting mas
ter, Acting Ensign John Y. Whitman, OF
the schooner D. ii. Lee, for efficient ser
vices on shore and for general good con-
duct, as reported 10 me by Lleutenant Com
mAnder GlBson, Of the Mahaska. The
General Commanding also brings to my
notice, as deserving the highest praise for
good conduct and gallantry, George Pyne,
seaman, Thomas Smith, seamani Charles
Reed, ordinary seaman, and John 8. Land,
landsmAn-All Of the steamer Magnolia.
In q subsequent letter the names OF
George Shuts and John Mack, OF the Hen
drick Hudson, are mentioned as deserving
the highest commendAtlon for coolness
aud determination under Ore, while serv-
Ing with the army In charge OF navy how
itEers. These men (Pyne particularly, al
though wounded) stuck TO their guus
throughout severe engagement, In man.
ner highly crodltablc 10 themselves and TO
the service TO which they beiopg.
Very respectfully,
r. W. SnUTHLp,
CONG and senior officer present.
Approved aud forwardedi
q. X. 5TRIBLrss, Cong z. @. D.
squadIon.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
TIIn ULrIMAruM OF PREsIDEN1
LINCOLN.

1 hsye constantly been, am now, and
shall continue ready to receive any agent
whom he, (JsfsrsOn Dsyis,) or any other
innusntial person now resisting the m.
tioual authority, may informally send To
me siA tAsVtss cr r'seSrinO peace 10 Gs psopl.
Sf oUR ONE COMMON COUNTRY.
A. LNooLH.
Three things are indispensable, To Wit.
1. The restoration Of the national au-
thority throughout all the States.
.. No TsesdiRO by the Executive Of the
United States, on tAs staSsry Qu.stiOn, from
the position assumed thereon In the lat,
annual message to Congress, and In pro
sedlng documents.
.. No cessation OF hostilities short OF ar
end Of the wsr, and the dlsbsndIng Of al
foress hostile TO the Government.
All propositions not inconsistent with
the shove, win be considered and passed
upon In . spirit OF sincere lIberalIty.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
tEarads Of lsfsrs from ne Presidsni 10 D, p.
Blstr, Sr., sad Secyefsiy Ssssard.l
a
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
Two FEMALE RanHLs ARausrup-Lo

Two FEMALE REBELS ARRBsTHD-LoYH
AND TREAsoN.-Our readers will remem-
ber that Van outon, formerly a Texan
Ranger, and afterwards a noted guerrilla.
made raid into WArtTaco some time ago,
and was shot while leaving the telegraph
oihce with watches and other booty. On
tho body Of the robber was found the like
ness Of Mrs. Dolly Battle, widow OF the late
Col. Battle, residing near this city, her
gold watch, star with her initials, ID. b.,
ana copy OF Shakespeare with her name
written in II. A lew days ago tho Affee-
tlonate widow, accompanied by Miss SAIlIe
Battle, travelled over htty miles TO Wartrace
Tor the purpose of recovering the body Of
the highwayman, and bringing 1t home TO
inter II with all the pomp Of grief of which
disloyal women are expected TO display In
the funeral obsequles of q murderer and
rObher, who ADDS treason TO his other
crimes. General Milroy being duly Ad-
vised Of this mortuary pilgrimage, con
cluded that the weeping females needed A
little wholesome discipline, and had them
arrested and brought to Tullahoma. Tho
amorous widow is entirely too affectionate
towards guerrillas, considering how short
q period has elapsed since abe cried her
eyes out over her IlluStrlouS Battles. She
had better join . nunnary In Dixie. .--NaAA-
vdiIs Times, l7A
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
The aYHiss RspubI,oan..

A lady whS resides In this city had Q let.
ter recently from her mother, living In the
city OF Geneva, Switzerland, which states
that regularly In the church she attends,
prayers are make every Sunday for the
success Of the North In Its Struggle against
wicked rebellion, for the continued
health Of President Lincoln, and for the
speedy extinction OF every yestIge OF ala
very nom the great American republic.
This is beautiful and touching Incident,
showing how the hearts Of the honest
lovers Of liberty everywhere go with us,
while the defenders Of privilege, inequality,
and inhumanity carry their sympalhles to
the other Glde,-N Y. ESsnin0 Post.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

CRIMINAL CoURT-Mr. Justice OLA
Edward Q. Darlington, Esq., District Aitor.
ney, prosseuhng.
Chares y. HArriEan was found guilty Chi.
morning of assault and battery on Michael
Duffy and sentenced 20 pay . fne OF $40, and
IN dsfault Of payment, be niprjsoned In jail
for two months.
Thos. OConner was sTralgned and pleaded
guilty OF stealing silver cup from Mr. r.
Fiih, and was sentenced 10 two years In thS
Albany penitentiary. A nolis proStobf In three
other cases agai a. hin wAs entsrea BY the
District Attornsy.
Jos. kelly aud Charles N. Price were then
placed on trial for stesling watch and aiNtT.
eight d0llArs from James Bowie.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
The Fate OF FsysttsyIns-Ths Great
Rebel Arsenal Destroyed - Cotton
Mills Burned.

Mills Burned.
WILMINGTON, March l5.-Two steam.
boats arrived here to-day from Fayette-
Vile, loaded with white refugees from
Sherman's army. The rest OF the i'm
mense throng OF white and black refugees,
deserters, and prisoners are being marched
to this place.
Sherman left Fayetteville yesterday,
marching toward Goldsboro. Before
ovaeuating the town, he made complete
work Of the destruction OF the extensive
arsenal at that place. This arsenal con-
tained all the valuable material taken from
the Harper's Ferry arsenal, and was the
largest and most complete establishment
Of the kind In the South. The buildings
were torn down, the machinery destroyed,
and all the tenement buildings burned.
In addition TO this destruction, every
cotton mill In Fayetteville--four or Ave In
number-Rnd several on the Rockash
creek, were destroyed. These were all
very large factories, turning out vast
amounts OF material for clothing the rebel
army.
The building occupied by the Bank OF the
State Of North Carolina, the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. Banks, q widow lady, and the ele-
giant place OF Mr.. +. J. Hale, proprietor
Of the ObSsrper newspaper, together with
the newsp aper tablishme ent Itself, and sew
eral old warehouses, were burned through
the wantonness Of the hangers-on OF tho
army.
Six small stern-wheel river steamers were
burned at the wharf, but whether by our
troops or rebel stragglers does not appear.
The negroes who have been following
Sherman will be sent from here to South
Carolina. consigned TO the care of General
SaIton The whites, who have friends,
will take care Of themselves.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
ORPHAN COURT.
6IsTRIcr oY COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON

District or COLUMBIA, WASHlNGlOH
C0UNrY-TO WIIi
In the case OF EliIA WArder, eNecutriH OF
James WErder, deecAsed, the eSeoatTiN Aiott,
said has, with the appreciation ofthe Orphans
Court OF Washington county Aforesaid
pointed SATURDAY, the 18TH OF ApEil neAL
iOT the nnAl Hettl0nent aud distribution "
tho personal estate Of said deceased, Anu y,
the assets In hand, as tar ~ toe aano hsNs
been collie teted and turned into mOneyi whtp
and where all the creditors ard heirs OF sSiu %
dfoeaaed are notified to attend, tat the W.
phAns' Court OF WAEhIBgten county Atoiv
lAid,l with their claims properly Nouehei, "
they may othoruise BY Law bo excluded IlGSI ItlftI
all Ooheat IN said dse sAsed'1 % Ats' proves
q copy OF this order be published once s,. sStn
for thrOo WSeka In the hArIoEAL hElSsL'
cAH previous TO the 18Th day Of April is'o'
fesl T. Q. RODBIhA
AASi.USW' RsEslSG oi WV"
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
A HAIELs CoRPUs IN rus CAss or PRHs-

A HABELs CoRPUs IN TUE CASE or PRES
IpENT q. W. l.. BIxLE5, X. q. C.-.Yes-
terday Judge Belts, of the United States
Court, granted a writ OF habeIs corpus,
commanding General Dix to produce tn6
oody,of this Individual, who Is confined in
Fort warren, or assign a reason for his de.
tehtlon. Tho petition lie based upon the
act OF March 3, 1884, 'Rhlch directs that
the secretaries OF state aud War shall fur
nish to the Judges OF '.he Circuit and Dis
trict Courts, lists OF pers ons confined by
their direction in any OF the forts or arsen-
ais OF The United stateg. And further prr-
Yldes, that In all cases where a grand
Jury, having attended any of the said
courts having jurisdiction n In the premises,
atter the passage Of the act, and after tho
furnishing OF saiu lists, as aforesaid, has
Terminated Its session " lthout hudlng au
luuietment or presentm ent, or other pro-
seedlng' against any SUI n person, ii shall
oe tue duty OF the Judge Of the said court
IorIh"lth 70 make an or der that any sueu
prisoner doArlng a dtachArge from said
lmpIisonm '.nt DO hroug ht before him 10 bo
II is probable that BlxlUy
Viii viii oe discharged when he is produced.
his neaitb Is hiling very rapidly, and he
cannot ioAg survive couilpeplent ", ].
oO"'' Adt'sTtiSsv, 81.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
Ths New Opera " the ComPo,sr OF
Raual

to-night We are TO hAVe--without mistAks
MS time representation Of 0ounod,s new
opefa OF "Mireille." Mr.. Grover has mAds
sUo % three Previous attempts 10 bring out
WIS Opera the score Of which has been IN bIs
possession severel week., b Ut on each ooo1-
sion some adverse oiroumStanoes, Gueh Al oo.
cur In ths experience Of every ma pager, most.
ponod tue desired SyOnt. To-dA y sysrythin1
is In eonploto readiness, and an irsilIsn 4, %
Be produced In Washington tonight for the
nESt tine in AmsrlSA.
We know that this oomposltion iG full Of
enehAntins music. The plot is . romantic
one. and nom what We have heard In tho re.
heAlsAla We ere led to anticipate one OF the
greatest triunphS yet achieved by Mr.. Gro
Vers splendid German opera company.