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General Intelligence.
tBy Nod 10 the Nce York sun

TnE Bo-,on PosT saws the butter so!I in hat city
contains 30 per cent Of lard.
FOUR year old lad went 10 ss.r rpon Soma
kgs In the river at Bangor, Nc, last THURSDAY
and was drowned by the rs.n, tide
OK the Union ticket Of Allentown, L,high County,
Penn, every candidate hut one WAS soldier i1 the
war, aud hsi one defended lie country IN 1872
BrLLEY, the Lake Erio pirate, who recently made
hs escape from the jail a, r1rt Clinton, got TO
Canada safely, and from thence ss od 10 England.
TnE equinocti,l gale was vory severely 'c't along
Tho Gulf coast. In GalyeGton. Texas, number Of
houses were blown down, aud great havoc ceoHtd.
Young mulatto hiescd y sccesh song a. New
hetn, \. & theasr tie other night for " ch Oi-
fence he was seized by tho police taken before ths
Mayor and hnod 500
JEFr THOMPSON says tho on'y persons in TIE
South at the present t'IAe who wsh g. DO any more
hgl ting are those who did not do cry when tney
had tho chance.
Tns local police Of Nlihyirs Tenn, are not al
lowed 10 carry pistols tsy arc o'e .s1nAly
searched by the Provost Mars4aL anu II any
weapons are found on them the are 'oulis'aled
ozsTLPSAs in A'bIny, named HIrse, vas IN.
gagged in shooting rats last Monday, whom tho
pistol accidentally eIplodel, killing LIS Asle son
teu months old.
Tue latest invention isA "rsnitttnf lns. M for
the ladies, which Is set IN D. uon y % eo1cea'o
slrne, when an extra display VI 'eme"oN' 10
[ required.
BaEvET BRIdADIxR GKNEa,L HoEicr ll stNprRs
/ :, wisconsin, aud formerly CMl. 'le IVsh
| u ment OF that State, d.d IN Ns'lS'oh on
iH-"y night OF pulmonary c.nswn.l' Ne
InH discussion at Newsra, y j., ta"''n Con-
| N lh''es aud Hon. John k,-"r.f 20 100 'H 9''-
/ uruAy evening. Nearly tyg ,A-i7a'- i'i7 ~ 100
present, and contrary TO exle..-. oi' '''9J'n'HS
passed oi very quietly
IhR superor Court ~ Urrro-' '.r1'H now
uyng The case Of tn, 'Rrtsh ro.'re NO my
o' llo ctlzens Of Pymuu.A o.. h.''', W. 10 10
secusei Of riot In that tho youl-.e| o's ~,
| CarrinSton 10 take down a scccs'iD. d.. mat no
raised the dsy Of Presidsn, Li4eo.u'' ih' a.
rEoF' ssui7 Of Amherst t.'r'e VINO n"s HeN
Ame.eo,ological register ior2I ygr' Soy ~ % Iv'1I
ieeotSod 80 small an smoulI u. ran iyl shte I,
"anhh - dnriIs Ihs IRautb 4 AsIsA-Is' 49,
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Tho Sanders Abduc,,ou.

Montreal exchanges diving full reports or tho
Sanders abduction case, which Ia now iu prosre..
there. II will 10 remembered that some weeks AGO
George y. Sanders, the notorious rebel cmiss,rv.
claimed that certain parties had attempted 10 dnap
him and brine him from Montreal 10 the Uni,cl
States with the view Of gaining the iwrc rewari .h,,
had boeu offered for Sanders an q, complies a.
Booth. The ttory look,d improbable, Inst, Gecaus,
the proclamation Offering the reward plainly stir,
lated that the arrests should 10 made within thc
boupdariee Of the United States second. tersps,
body likely TO attempt such a feat would kuog
that the Government could not accept n pssol.r
under such circumstance and third, became
Sanders has such passion for noiorioty that the
whole thing looked hle fiction OF biz own iu,en.
iiou, 70 keep his name before the public, The Ole
lEod kidusprer- are, however, now on trial. sau-
dots that he received information nom friend,
To the effect that "sreuts Of tho washington Gov
ernment" wcro prowling about Montrotl, watching
for chance to abduct him. Being very brave, ho
determined TO put them to the test. aud having
friends convenion!ly near, he permitted thom 70
han icuf him, and then lie was rescued, Beverly
Tucker, another S2hOOO conspirator, tosts that he
vas one OF the "rcaouers." Tho whole thing is
doubtless farce TO crcGtO sympathy for the ieuges
rebels, and TO induce Cansdan syInpathxera TO givo
them money with winch TO pay thsir landlord and
vashervomAn. -
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nsed Inadvertently, While suhppno for others which
revoked These remarks applied TO certain elass
Of witnesses, which the Court understood embraced
hch and prominent men IN the rchel service GEN
erals lee and Johnston, Howell Cobb, Mallory,
Moore, Cornt1is fiouer Ouid and others Colonel
Chipnan iema ed that hs action va. based on what
be beIevea.to to the law. on his own judfmeut
Without ccfkultine an enc lie desired to submit
" the Court dsapprove may take tho matter out Of
his hands lie then called the attention OF the Court
TO tome decisions and or mons ith resafd 70 certain
prCpu- iuOus OF laW applicable to the question nov
submitted a. to the OF certain classes OF
Witnesses asked lot ~ the counsel tot the accused
true in all csfe. whether the parties he nsmei or
not in tho Indictment 80 that the proof is tuhccnt
TO convict thCm. Again, answer thAt theie IL hot
one Of thcse rebels lGcnctals Lee and Johnson;
Howell Cobb and oiherl whom the council ,s.ed
ansWer on his rOtr dire thet he has committoi tiea-
s0n against the United Stgtos Again, tins fchelhon
has teen one sicentlc act OF iTeason one eoHn,on
eourpiracy 10 overthrow our 6ovefnment; not
sinsic rebel engaged in it according 10 tie tuict
rules Of Law, 10 competent witness Tor another on
trial, chArsed with treaeonetlo lo offences, n he IS an
as sssory lefote OF after the a, OF co conp
an scromphce, and therefore excluded. t@,
tncn, until they pureed hN special pafd'rs' hy
seneral pardon or by scluittai letore a competent
court no ono OF them uught W te permitted TO tsty
Nr. Raser rerlied th., when these vitnesse. were
nGod for he supposed they vould include eN-"ov.
Brown, Howell Conh, 1eneiae Lee John,ton tn3
In toden, br. Moore and Colonel Ould. lie wanted
them ior he ions inr reasons, u vas testihed i9f
the p!osccution slN Howell cobb had made spee'h
y, Nnl' so'.' y ~ Nv, ~ ,, 49, al .,, ',. ,be ton
nt ~ 70 be hnoat u'llvlAl ~ at.lL l.'o ~,
ielorate so'ultis 70 or ~. hi.' ~. - h.
Iiorpscu 70 conINVt VIZ wv u.s. ,hst N'l.i' , p ~,
wlhed 70 pul uPih tn' s'Ail u''ei % ~ ~, ~ " i
tchb' We the u''t 'Nl4g"', 70 , ,uun & W." -.
CHARGED Httc heNel NV - ,a' ~, ~, u ~, ~ IT,,
Governor bi'Wu' ol N''ll - A. Vii W, ~ ~ ~.
about supplies, question which .siel entered INTO
the prosecution. ltt ~ svle ne
lualghtcbit Nllntt'tr, - t.'ls ~ y ~" ~
he thous ut be voud tax tlose ~" Know hesf. Inc
NONolv @ @u.' " .'..ts 90 '. d. a.. go.
ton and 70 th.e -'.'slo o ~, ",s ~ ~ w ~ " IL H.
Ilrthion OF selp ee -" ~ ii' 'iN'i w -tl", ~,
b'hcisi ite tnal ,s nt IT,, D., -, ~, a.. LII ~,
tAtrt NJ tleN liIl"'"'' t1. N -. - ''l iG - ~,
Cttt thh' s"lt .i'. ..t poe a. 49,. "a IN ,s.'
1--WE thth ll' r.tt ~ ''' ,, ~ -. ~. -
JohAt'h 70 7hoN h'' ''- H''' w. - ~ ~ "a ~ y
"a oiut Iiat 'uc tuy'' y. ,., o., s''' F''''
htIt. tNtal NllN''. LOU, - ,i Y, ..t.,f,.,t.
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THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Proc seedlings on Saturday.

Vdshia0on Ott. The new,papen have made
pi,tnke in the name Of the deiondants witnos,who,
o. "Wednesday and Thursday. testified to the thriy-
h. business affairs, &c, a. Andoronville The name
n Georre W Fechnor, but si the yrson he assumed
t,hat OF Charles ". Ross
This mornine, Captain selph was recalled, and
k.uaod that come Of the boXea with sanitary goods
ltr odiers were broken open on the way TO their
kerinati5n; The command OF the witness with the
N,.tel army NJ Vickslurs were yacclnated ior tho
Uma l-pox, but those who had tho smallpox r. over
IN so1Ler than u 70 40 had nren yAccluatod;
N,aecine matter Was that tmo very scarce in tho
Ifouth.
AL ed hat an adjournment take pace till Thursday.
IA felt satisfied that then, II tie Judge Advocate
.Iould take up no tine In the cross examination
l,L.n he fhul d IA tLo dncct eN inlnruon, ali tue
yl,u esses could te examined within aWoek.
me- Court Faia the meInlCrs eTo willing 10 Ad-
lurn till WEDNESDAY At 10 pociOck.
' Mr Baker said that would nOI aIoTd him sufficient
nme. ...., -. -, .,,t
5hu- -sisy, aud thsI then and thereafter they sit
.nlhout regard 10 regular hours, aud IAus MAKE ~
she time lo.t By adlOurnmeut over.
The Court acquiesced IA the suggestion.
Judge Advocate ChipInan said that some Of the
ssAaassss sAked taT Nv W. dstAnss had bssa AlApes
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writer ooo1y recorccting thst pencil marks ary
less affected by wssr than ink marks. II w,s
clearly written N Mr.. Nisbers bold and s,e-.iy
pcnmsnship. when bs bad concluded the will
the ship would probably so down, and he added
tho following brief note to family in this cty.
where ho had boarded for many years;
nv DrAH MA thousand sfectiouate sdieus.
day-snd tho unluoky Jonathan We'll, here 1
am with death before me. Ny love to you alto
Casper 10 Belle Nellie, and little Myrs, kiss her
for me. Never forget. GRASprA
The children i,mihsry addressed the old man
as grandpa, although he was in NO way reatoi 10
them.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
NnrIh anrOIina.

Rnleiyh, " G. Oct THE Convention has Just
pas ed unanimously the ioIlosing ord nance That
sl.vosy or involuntary so.yltuie, other th;n for
crime whereof The party shall have boon duly con-
yictod, shall be And il hereby forever prohibited
within the State" The Convention viii, In all
probability, ignore tho rebel 'a:c debt. The Con-
v, ion has asl paced ordnance providing pr tho
ection OF Governor, momlera OF tho l., islatuIo,
and seven members Of Congress on the On Of
November Tho Legislature Is to meet en- the 18Th
Of November
tsignodl WV. Ho'urr, Provisional Govern
Tennessee.
Na,hr,us, TIM, Or' In The Ieri'lsiuro,
to-day Sir. Wines, OF Montgomery County, presented
a III IL rial t1m tue c,1ens of his County, rcluos'
ing that measures be adopted 10 relieve faAncia
onbIrassnon;I OF tho pCop'. 1hI memorial
p.opose. to withhold ecu ions until the PLANTERS
can derive the proceed Of two three crops Or TO
stay so oi property ~, BRINGING tao Thirds Of their
a,so .-cd value, Or to ozoni tho time to four yeas
for the redemption Of claims whore the de endanis
ar.oe to pay tn, principal and ak per cent interest
The bill was referred 70 the judiciary Committee.
Louisiana.
y,,r Oriedn. OFT. 5.-dovernor weIls has accepted
the nomination OF the Democratic party Of Lolisl,na
for re election.
Se,r Orlelns Oe'. IA leading journal hers de-
nounces the stat ment made against Gen. Canby by
the Louisiana delegation now Ia Washington. IL
says that Candy, instead u tramplng upon tho civil
rshts hore has been instrumental In restoring them
The Convention OF the Jonservative { nion Party
mot to-l lay, and sfer appointing Judge Thomas OF
this city, President pro euI, aud eoctine commit
| tee on credentials adjourned until Monday. Tho
parishes represented II ia undors.ood In ro'-
| col circles that D. Madison Wells will also be the
nominee ior Governor.
Mississippi.
| JdcksoH, MiEG, Oei G.-ReturnI Of the election
come IN slowly, but there is lonrorauy doubt Of
| the election Of General Humphreys as Governor
Judse Fisher, his opponent ia here, and has docaI'd
his intention 10 communicate with President Iohn,
| tOn, uTCug the immediate pardon oi h'ht'ul
| Humphreys. Chariea Potter Is elected 20 tohtl, ss
| In this district, MI layerson H. eIec't1 ~ Lue
| Second lIislr'ct, and Mr. Priton Is elected IN me
Third district il Ia icaiel tlut Cove nor shliEcy
opinion that the acton Oi thc ton' Atoh coh'ii,
the the ri ~ 70 gave te-thoF IN ''"l''
OF Justice viii deioAt hIIn tor the uteu 'tter at.'
though the Governor himself Is eohldelI ti-' t~e
Legislature viii sustain hiLi.
Oregon.
san FranciSco oct. Gov. Gibbs, OF oregon ha
is.uod PROCLAMATION callng special session OF ne
Legislature 70. Iho 5,h Of December. Tho object O.
the Il no; 4tG:ol in the telegram anaoiHsiH'
the fact
Tho Supreme Court Of OreFon has sustained 'h'
Sunday law II hAs also decided shat oil sa1e lHAo
must be paid in gold
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Mss HAREIs, who shot her lover recently N we
Treasury Department. 10 no" residing IN ~
N 1nd; follows the occupation Of mi'uner 'Lu
hsa apparently, quito recovered from her m'
saniE,
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Instance of rruo Manhood.

james NLlch one OF tho editors OF .he San
Francisco BILLKTIS, waa among the sufferers by
tho wreck OF tho Brother Johathan on the Pacific
coast, last month. The body Of the old man was
10 lul HOAtng In 81 ocean, seven miles from land
Wtan Il was taken sshure and cXAnia od, there
" ~ found In tho dec0a sells vest pocket a will
wAich vas written after the ship struck the fAlIl
rock. Conlcmp. atiny calmly the terrib.o scenes
about him, and calculating his c lnces for fe he
had tLe cool courage 10 make suth disp ihon Il
his property would be most ttnefc NJ TO those
WIN would 10 leit heLing him. Tie OH man writ
ius wall, amid the bowling Of the tempest that
Was laHllrg tue ocean into ioatuing hil1Ws, aud
surrounded BY drowning mon, women and cil-
dfen "allug CUT thor agony to tue pit cas- " nds
hnd 'ho RAJ NJ sea, presents heroic picture Here
10 copy ol tho Will, an let tbs reader observe
with what care 1t Ia written.
AT SEA, on BoAgD Tnz BaornEa JosATuAS)
July ~, 1888. I
IL view n Death hereby appoint ny brother,
l .oWaa N.soet, NJ present engaged on the Phc,ho
NA!roai, near Clppel Gap, lforniA my solo sK
eculor VAN inRTucuuuH 10 " md a. D NV whole tg-
tate, real and per5onat and convert tnr same into
cash. VAN all conYemeut speed, uut ~ NJ not 10
sacrhce me sane, aud 10 pay over aud divide the
sah'e equally between himself and M s 10 sister,
Margaret Nlsbet, now residing In England and
uhcei luEuen ui Tie pay Inent Of legacy OF $1,000
u Rold 10 AlmrA llops inH, wife Of Casper T. Hop
kIlti Insurance Agent SLn Franciito, CAluo
AM uesire mat my brother IaId Thomas MI sbet,
hh-h no, oe asked to give security Tor Ia ntru-ns-
slen Win my estate. JANLs hisBE1,
ius aoenmeni ~H vriii@a ~ia gsH44L ,hs
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Important from Ncrth Carolina.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
LEE AND JOHNSTON NOT TO TESTIFY,

THE PRISONER SICK AGAIN.
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THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB-ELECTI0N OF OF
FIcyRs-AcTIvB PREPARATIONS PoR THE CON.
mo sEAsON-THB ANNUAL REGATTA FIXED FOR
JUNE Z.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club held their annual meeting
for the election Of officers for the ensuing year their
rooms, No. Q Court street. Brooklyn, Wednesday,
Goth inst The following named gentlemen were duly
clected:-
Robert NJ Whiting, Commodore; Theodore W. sheri-
dan Vice Commodore; p. W. Ostrandcr, President; VIII
liam r. Lee, Secretary; Edwin Undcrhll, Treasurer;
William NJ. Ringwood, Assistant Secretary; John ~.
Sawyer, Measurcr; William Peck, Charles A. Meigs Gil
bert L. Haght, Alexander H. Cunningham, William II.
Pegg, John Jones, John ~ Taylor Trustees; N ~ war
ing, Henry A. Gouge J. Rogers Maxwell, Commi"ee on
Membership.
Mr. Whiting, the new Commodore, Is promoted from
Vice Commodore which Once he held last year 10 the
entire satisfaction of the Club the place OF Gilbert l.
Haght who last year filled the position with great ac
Mr. whiting was elected without dissenting voice
and will doubtless make an excellent MS he certainly
bear his broad saucy over all the waters OF our
bays and rivers hereabouts next summer Tor the Commo
dore IL never happy as when holding THE stick or
hs nmbe hcelcd Yacht especially when II blows little
attn The club incline TO the opinion very strongly that
thew are going 10 active time this They
have some thirty yachts In their ncetsoops (some OF
them we'll known and favored others lntely built and
trim and staunch Of them ranging high forty
and nfty The annual regatta OF the club fixed
for June next, and Mcssrs N. r. wariug, John N.
weeks q. L. Haight Edwin Underhill and VIM. H Pegg
appointed the regatta committee " make the
sessau AxEAngamantA
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Personal Intelligence.

The report that Edwin Booth had gone 70 Warnings
To apply for the body Of his brother is not true N
Booth has not applied for either personally or by ~
ter; on the contrary he has desire nor intention
interfere with The action Of the government In reaoA
70 IT, Mr. Booth remains close retirement ~ Ms rse
dence in this CITY, seeing no but very few ntmase
frcnds He ia completely broken down by the events -
the pas. fortnight Mr.. Booth ID confident that hi
brotber Junius will be entirely exonerated from suau
cion Of knowledge OF yonns s,rocCus 1
upon which his arrest was based. There 10 abundane
Evidence that TO neither Of his brothers did John wkeo
booth dare 10 express his dsloyh sentiments after HI
summary expulsion from the house OF Edwin two yeas9
since.
General A. Dix returned yesterday from BufYAio, -
which point, Commander OF the Department Of the
East he accompanied the remains Of the deceased Prss
dent
Col Browning Of Washington who for the last four o.
I'VE years has been the confidential secretary Of Presidents
OF hs he mos nm
friend and adviser Of the President ct the present TINA
and OF his old senatorial friends There has how.
Rotary to the President meanwhile Col r. Deevan Mo-
sey Of the regular army formerly Of Cincinnat has =
the Presidents request been ordered on ou win MN,
and is understood 70 be dschaging some OF the connde
tia duties of private recrctsry Major Knox, Of the
War Department has also been assigned 70 duty WIN
the President
List of Americans registered At Messrs sandenbrosch
Brothers co Rue de Ia Chaussse dAntn Messrs Lhcg>
bette Kane Co e No Place de Ia Bourse, and Mcsza-
John Monroe Co g. No Rue de Ia Pnix Paris for the
week ending April 10:-Edward Robinson Jr, Charles
r. Moore Charles C. Thompson, C. N. Thompson, Waits
Brown and family, Mrs. Loyel MI, Mrs and Miss w b
Bailey Captain A. C. Dearborn, Elna Mary Core, walte
M Franklin Mrs w. NJ Franklin Miss Il. L. Franklin
Miss G woodward, y. W. Hutchins, WIN. T. Fordhsns
from New York; R. wylie, Philadelphia; W: l. New s
berry and family SsraSe K h%dso1 w E Bridge ~.
Sr,asa XssNi Thowsa RSsaA, ga Eaas'sA-
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wAnmoros, April %, 1885.
RETURN OF GENERAL GRANT
General Grant returned hero this afternoon. He is
satisfied with the condition Of affairs in North Carolina
and has headquarters convinced that ths war
virtually over
JEFF. DAVIS BOUND FOR PORTO RICO.
letter was received here yesterday from Porto
Rico dated April H. announcing that JEFF Davis had
already rented residence there formerly occupied by
prominent foreign Official
NEW MILITARY POSTS IN MARYLAND.
Military posts arc be established In the military
districts carved out Of Southern Maryland and the pep
pe Of St. Marys Prince George and Charles counties
will for the first tmc begin to feel what is military rule
They notocusy harbored and aided to the best Of
their abilities the murderer of President Lincoln and
now reent Their good intentions are too atc. They
must now take the consequences Of their aiding and
abeng the most henous crime that has ever startled
any civilized community There is doubt that many
are innocent: but tho fact that Booth and his fellow
consprators were harbored and concealed for whole
week In their midst requires that all should share the
punishment unless they will point out and give up the
guilty ones.
LER's SOLDIERS ORGANIZED INTO GUERILLA
BANDS.
Guerilla parties continue TO nfest the country be-
tween Washington and Richmond Paroled soldiers from
Lees army have organized predatory bands and prey
alike on friends and wherever plumber invites hem
The residents the counties adjacent to Washington are
disposed to adopt the order Of affairs and go to work
to get up crops prevented by these rebel outlaws
Measures have been taken 10 clear them out and teach
them that there is short shrt and long rope for all
such plunderers
ARRIVAL OF GENERALS INGALLS, AND GIBBON
WITH CAPTURED BATTLE FLAGS.
General Ingalls, Chief Quartermaster Of the Army OF
the Potomac and General Gibbon Of the Second CORPS
arrived here from City Point on q special boat to-day
The latter brought up seventysix rebel battle hags
which will be presented 10 the War Department.
INFRINGEMENT IN EXPENDITURES.
The government has already begun the work OF re-
trenching with earncstness its expenses and the LIST
Of May large number of clerks OF the various depart
ments will be dismissed.
TRAVELLERS TO RICHMOND.
Since the restriction travel between this city and
Richmond has been removed hundreds Of persons from
the North have passed through here for the latter place
visits Of curiosity or pleasure.
SOLDIERS KILLED IN BRAwLs.
Considerable disorder existed here for the past few
days among the numbers Of troops who have passed
through this city Several have been killed by fighting
among themselves
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GERMAN OPERA-MAmKE.- Fotow's Martha given
at the Academy yesterday at matimAe It admira-
bly, sung In the original German version, the closing
in the second act and the duo and finale In the
fourth act being preserved Tormes very fine as
Punkett and little forcble, perhaps in his acting
than usual There innovation in the first act
which did not 10 In very good TASTE although
1t developed In very striking the pugilistic
qualities of Mr. Formes. We refer TO the knock down
episode with which the act wound up. We prefer the
Italian method Of finishing this act in Its milder fashion,
TO the more demonstrative German style, and 30,
think did majority Of the audience It is pity that
the voice Of Mr. Himmcr, the tenor, Is unequal and
apparently unrelisble In parts Of the opera he
sang remarkably we'll and fully deserved the applause he
received In others he was weak and uncertain. Mad
anne Rotter and Mademoisee Dzinba, Henriette and
Nancy, did all that could be accomplished with their
qualities Of voice and the light parts they had TO sus
tain The choruses excellent throughout lacking
nothing In strength precision Tho house not
large atinses usually attract but we may attribute
that to the fact that the public mind has not yet quito
returned to m old channels Of pleasure and enjoyment
Tomorrow evening Beethovens grand dramatic opera Of
Fydelio will DO produced.
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HRromEArRoS MArnn-me Hippotheatron is in full
feather again. after the spell Of mourning which threw all
our places Of amusement into temporary oblivion. The
atnts yesterday MOI uncomfortably attended a.
before the national bereavement but this equally true
Of every theatre in the city Tho grand spectacle Of the
ODonoghue reproduced, and was as thoroughly
enjoyed ever. The fine pantomime and spectacular
effects IN this piece have established Of the best
things Of the kind presented here for long while II
will still be retained the programme every night and
at the semi. weekly matites Wednesdays and satur
dayp
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IMPORTANT BUSINESS NOTICE.

Advertisers are requested to send in their ad-
vertissments as early in the day as possible. All
those received after eight o'clock in the evening
will have to take their turn in publication.