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Mileage.


ToRoSTo,C. W., June 21.-The Legislature
of New Brunswick it is expected, will adopt
the confederation scheme. Delegates from
Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and
New Foundland, viii probably leave for
England, the end of the present month.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22

The great Blood Purifier. as Spring and Sam
mer Medicine stands unrvaled, removes all i'm
purities rom the blood and gives health and
strength to the system.
HURLEY, PUDDLE x CO..
ProprietOrs
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22

Judge THOMAS, for the Virginia Circuit
Court who recently refused to admit the
testimony of the negro in case where col
ored men werenOt concerned, on the ground
that he must be governed by the law Of the
State and net the United States, was indicted
by the Ur..ted States Grand Jury at the re-
cent session of Judge UNDERwooD's Court, at
Richmond. No steps whatever have been
taken to arrest Judge THOMAS under the
indictment.
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In the County Court Of jackson County, at
Gainesboro.
A. 6 UuHines r. + Richmond, II. ais. o. Malinda
White. Charles White. et. ais.

White. Charles White. Ct. ais
ON MOTION OF COMPLAINANTS BY
" their solicitor. and Il appearing 70 the Court
by the proper affidavit. that the defendants. Ma
linda White Charles White, MariSn Hufines.
Martha J. HuihTes. Newton Z. Haihnes. Timothy
and Abram Proctor. are residents Of tho state
Of Tennessee, 20 that the ordinary process u lsS
cannot be served upon them; 10 h ordered BY the
American, a Newspaper published in the city q
Nashville. Tennessee, iOT four successive weeks
next before the first Monday In August $50. re
curing said non resident defendants 10 appear al
the Court House IN the town Of Gainsboro. before
the wOrshipfal County Court Of Jarkson county,
on the first Monday in August. lsth. then and
there 10 plead answaf or demur % c0mplhtnants
bill or tie same will be taken for confessed. and
set for hearing sr parfc a. q them.
BY order Of the Court lst Monday IN June 800
junl2-wsW- " IL r. CO8. blerk.
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FOSrER-NlCHoL.-lnt the First Presbyterian
Church IN this city, an the evening Of the 18th
instant by the Rev. R. +. BuNflNG, MAJ. wmHuRx
+, FosTER and Miss LIJJIF NIoHoL, all Of Nash
yille Tennessee.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22

RELEAsED.-JNo. HISS charged with
stealing horse from DoLAN of this city
had his trial before Esquire MEAcHAM yes
terday, and was acquitted.
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AdmIuistrafOr's Notice.

HAVING SUGGESTED TIE INSOLVENCY
III OF tho estate of \. ID. Pags. deceased. COT
which / am the administrator % the Clerk Of the
Connty Court Of Smith county. Tenn, and an or
der having been made for publication IN the Nash
vile Union add American, "a newspaper published
in the city of Nashville Ecun.. for four successive
weeks requiring all persons having claims against
said estate % hle them, properly authenticnted
with the Clerk Of said Court or before the 18th
day Of November. 1885. for rutabie settlement IN
der the ins0lyent laWs Of the State. or they viii
be forever barred. This Is. therefore, 10 give no
tce Of the same. II. GOLD,
mhyEJ-fws Administrator of said estate
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To THE FRIENDS OF G. w. MCLEARN and
+. r. MCLEARN, brothers, of the 10th Tex
as Cavalry, Confederate States army-both
men were killed at Shelbyville, the 9th of
June, 1868, and are buried on the premises
of DIR. THos LIPscoNB, of Shelbyvillc, Ten
nesSee, with others whose names are I'M
known.
Texas papers please notice. R.N.
iu2l-2tE
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WANTED.-To hire ii German or Irish girl,
WHO'S agood cook, washer and ironer. Such
an one eau get a good home, and fair wages
by application 10 this Office. jeff
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The Postonice Department

Is instituting suits against all Postmasters
in the insurrectionary States who are in
debted to the Government.
The Steedman-FuIIertOn Committee
Left Mobile for Mississippi to-day. They
will not visit Arkansas on the trip, but con-
clude their investigations with Texas.
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HurIey.s POPULAR Worm Candy.

As this is really Specific for Worms, and the
best and most palatable form to give to children,
it is not surprising that it is fast taking the place
of all other preparations for wOrmsit being taste
less any child will take it.
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MERRITT & HILL,
DEALERS IN
w ALL PA p 4 II s,
WINDOW SHADES,
IIid photographic GOOdS,
~ CHURCH STREET.


D,,,sus.fr Eu,,r.H HpHs.
gayG-3m Nashville. Tenn.
e. -. HaSIs"Ifc, Esq. a. our authorized agent
~ Shclbyyillr and will transact any business
relating 10 our office
Thomas ". Jones Is the duly authorized
tircDt 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
this paper iu the county of Giles.
Louis VI. williams l. the duly authorized
r..rut t.. the uNIoN RNu American in the county
% Dyer,
az. Jam". Campbell. Of franklin. Is the
.uIhuuzri .-eut for the USInN ASD AMERICAN,
m williamson county. Our daily paper ia always
tuI sale at Mr.. Campbcll's news stand.
captain W. u. Armstrong, Of Gailatin. is
our authorized agent to receive subscriptions for
'Ar UsIo> AND AMERICAS in Sumner county.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22

NASHVILLE AND EDGEFIELD STREET
RNILwAY.-The election for seven directors
of this new Street Railway Company will
take place on the ID of next month, at the
Office of LINDsLEY q HoYT, Cherry street.
This is one of the most important of the
many similar enterprises projected for the
improvement of our city, and all who are
interested in the early completion of the
work should secure their stock at once, so as
10 have voice in the election of directors.
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NJ. Louis Market.
By Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS, June 2l-CottOn dull at 36c. Flour
firm and unchanged. Wheat and Corn heavy and
unchanged. Pork slightly easier at s33 so Bacon
easier; Clear sides, ~ &c.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22

BURGLARY.-FuINR oBERrSoS who was
caught breaking open the kitchen Of J. NJ.
Hamilton, was before the municipal an
thorities yesterday, and falling To pay his
fine Of 500, Was sent TO the workhou'e.
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From Mexico.

Commodore ROGERS communicates the in
formation that the L. S. steamer Vanderbilt
arrived at Acapulco on the Both of May,
with the Monadnock, after 4 passage Of
eight days and half from Panama.
The town, he says, is occupied by the
French with a single vessel, the Lucifer, 8
guns, lying at anchor in the bay and be-
leagured by the Liberals The coal agent
desired protection from the American flag
in giving coal to the MonadnOck. The
Commodore says he will probably be de-
tanned there, for that purpose three or four
days, after which he will proceed to San
Francisco, stopping at Magdalena Bay to
transfer coal from the Vanderbilt to the Mo-
nadnock. The average number of knots run
blythe latter vessel has been 6! per hour.
Steamboat Contracts.
Among the recent contracts, is one for
mail service from Vicksburg to New Orleans
in suitable and safe steamboats,, with % in
termediate offices on the route, to be sup
piled regularly three times a week.
Bills Approved.
The President has approved the bill
granting bounties to wounded soldiers and
pension bounties and allowances to their
heirs. He has also approved the bill to ia
cilitate commercial, postal, and military
transportation. This bill authorizes rail-
road connections at all points so as to form
continuous connections to every part of the
country.
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STATE OF TENNESsEE-JaeksoH County.
William Price. Leroy S Gordon aad bis wife Sarah
Gordon.

PEiiIluN 10 SELL LAM ..-.1..
1T APPEARING TO THE COURT EisoM
the bill filed in said Court IN this ease tast ne
defendants are uon-Tesidents II the state - en-,
neasee, 80 that the ordinary process OF ias II
be served upon them Il Is therefore ofsei 49, ~
the Court, that publication BE- made lh ss 80,
and American, a Newspaper pubiis1s- =. =.
ing said nonresident defendants % ApprLr %
fofe The Count Court Of jackson COUNTY I'm
nessee, on the hrst Monday ~ Say 49,
anu, IN ar ne sams will be set down e pdTis 10
an ~, - "a thsul the first MSnday 10 Nay. lsoo
heAflh~ - W. q. cox. Clerk
,naval-W3t
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confederation of Provinces.

The English Parliament will, it is expect
ed, pass the necessary act at the present ses-
sion, to enable the confederation of the pro-
yinces to be cnmnleted in Angnst
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RIVER NEWS.

The river continues to rise with six and half
feet water on the shoals.
ARRIvALs.-E Emperor, Cincinnati; Tennessee,
Cairo.
DEP ,RTURE.-Tyroae, Cairo.
EXPECTED.-Norma, st. Louis; Aan0 White
ST. Louis.
The steamer Norman, Capt. Cox, is advertised
to leave for St. Louis on tomorrow, Saturday at
10 o'clock. CoRBETT AZ BOYD are agents.
The steamer Anna White, Capt. TAYLOR. a re-
gular packet, will leave for st. Louis tomorrow,
Saturday at 10 o'clock-"Old Tip" says she Will
certainly leave at the advertised time.
The steamer Tennessee tCapt. Dan KINNEY, is
ready to receive freight or passengers for Cairo
she will leave tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
W. A PEEBLEs is agent of this popular steamer.
BOB FERGUSON. is the polite financier. The regu-
lar Cincinnati packet Emperor. Capt. PERRY, is at
the wharf unloading and will be ready to receive
freight to-day. A. w. JOHNSON, Jr.. Agent, ad-
vertises this boat to leave on her return trip on
tomorrow at ~ o'clock
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ACQUITTAL OF YoUNG DURAY.-JNo.
DURAY, who was char ged with the murder
of JNo. BRUCE, of franklin, Kentucky,
particulars of which were published at the
time-February p was acquitted at Bowl
ing Green on Wednesday last
Gen. BATES speech in his behalf is said
to have been the ablest effort ever made at
that bar. He was assisted by two able law
yers from Franklin.
When HARPER made his raid on the Jail
at that place he asked this young man if he
desired to make his escape. He replied
that he did not-that lac was innocent of the
charges against him and was going to stand
his ground lctthe results be what they might.
Though innocent of the charge there is not
one person in thousand but what would
nave availed themselves of the opportunity
of escape
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AcauitfPd.
Western Unitarian Conference.

New ORLEANS, June 21.-The brothers
Dufie, who killed Bob. johnson, were to-day
acquitted
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22

This preparation is one of the most eficaciOus
remedies now in use for restoring hair to its orr
ginal color. promoting its gTOwth-and for all
diseases of the scalp.
mayl6
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22
GRAND OPENING SALE
GRANNY WHITE PIKE.
Ten Years credit.
an THURSDAY, 18th June. at II o'clock, we
" will sell TO the highest bidder at auction
I32 Most Beautiful Suburban
Lots.

Near the residence Of Mr.. Aeklen, and only
short distance from the city.
A charter for a Street Railroad has been OBJ
tanned for this Pike and it is the intention Of the
property holders to build II forthwith.
These Lots are laid OF! - as to accommodate
those desiring half acre more are rich in soil
and delightfully."- located.
They will be sold without reserve on tredtt
of Ten Years Time.
A liberal discount will be made for Cash.
A nice Collation. will be served. and Omnibuses
will leave our Office 81 10 o clock;
3sl< Union street. Nashville.
7. W. BARNES, Auctioneer.
iuuelo-tds
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22

FEMALETHEF-LENA MOORE, spright-
" beauty from Smoky" concluded to try
her hand at stealing in order to replenish
her dilopidated wardrobe. Accordingly she
visited the firm of Il. SMITH, where she
loaded heself with a full supply Of the finest
silks. On leaving the building she was
taken charge of by one of our gentlemanly
police, who escorted her to the Recorders
tribunal, where she was fined the little sum
of $50 and sent to the workhouse.
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FOR RENT.
InsOiyent Notice.

N street. Apply 10 .-
JOHN J. McCANN,
iunel2-1w Cor. College and Eroad sts
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CoLoRED PRIYTING.-The Job Printing Office O.
the UNION AND AMERICAN is now prepared to ex-
ecute printing in colors with great facility and at
rates astOnishingly low.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22

Seat0n's Chemical Writing Fluid is becoming
world-renOwned for its superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, it has be-
come the principal in with those who want a
fine, free flowing ink md for its permanency il is
decidedly the best ink for records that can be
used. For counting houses banks or schools. it
is uneqaled, and needs only TO be tried to be APP
proved. For sale by Druggists and Merchants
everywhere.
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For the neateSt Cards, Bill heads, Circulars,
Letter heads Checks, and, indeed, all kinds of
printing either plain or fancy, call at the UNION
AND AMERICAN jon Rooms Union and American
Block, corner of Church and Cherry streets. Call
at the counting room and examine specimens.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFETTs AND BASE LIMITATIONS.
CARTEs DE VIsITE.-Ladies can have visiting
cards executed almost equal to coppeTplate print
ing and at One-halfthe the cost, by sending their
orders to the Office of the UNION AND AMERICAN
Posters, PLATs OF REAL ESTATE, DODGERS,
ETC, executed in the best style Of the art at the
UNION AND AMERICAN Job Printing Office.
PRIVATE MEDICAL ADvICE.-Read DR.. Whit
tiers advertisement in another column. ljan23-6m
FoR fine Carte de Visites, or large Photographs
plain or elegantly eolored call at GIERs' Gallery,
~ Union street. je3-lm
For one of those Gems of Art a beautiful col
Ored Pearl Miniature call at GTERs' Galley, ~
Union street je3-lm.
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mittee Of Ways and Means, as it properly
belonged and was now actually before the
Committee on Appropriations.
The Secretary of the Treasury had re-
ported that out of S250,000 left last session
to his discretionary distribution, he had only
distributed $4,000 among the heads of bu-
reaus and high salaried clerks, and he asked
what was to be done with the remaining
1928, 900. The Committee on Appropriations
had prepared bill for its proper distribu-
ton several months since, and although that
was within the knowledge of the Secretary
he ha, since gone and, without any regard
to it. distributed the $4,000 as he thought
proper. He moved a reference Of the bill to
the Committee on Appropriations.
The motion was lost, yeas 81 nays T6, and
the bill was read twice and recommitied to
the Committee on Ways and Means, and
ordered to be printed.
One hundred thousand copies of the ma
iority and minority reports on Reconstruc-
ton were ordered to be printed.
Mr.. BALDWIN stated that he has been
charged with $500 more mileage than he
had received, and therefore asked leave to
offer the following:
Mileage.
Res0lred, That the committee on appro-
priations be directed to investigate and re-
port in reference to errors in the Executive
Department No. %, and consider the expe-
diency of a resolution of the existing law in
reference to mileage more equal and more
in accordance with the actual distances to
and from the National Capitol at the pres
ent time. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Payne reported in favor of awarding
the seat for the Dist congressional district of
Pennsylvania, to Mr.. Dawson the sitting
member, and gave notice that he would call
it up next week.
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CORNl CORN!t CORN!..

GOO SACKS OF WHITE CORN;
OOO 400 Sacks Of Yellow Corn:
Which We guarantee all o. X. For sale cheap.
junelq-lW ". y. PEAhCE.
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OF TRANSIENT
CUSTOMERS.

most respectfully solicit share Of their pat
age
Thankful for the past favOrs most respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22

New DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
GEN. WooD's Department has been divided
into two districts. The District of Georgia,
embraces the State of Georgia, to. be COM
manded by Bvt Maj. Gen. TILsoN-head-
quarters at Augusta, Ga.
The District of Alabama, is to embrace
the State of Alabama, to be commanded by
Byt Mai. Gen. SwAYNE with Headquarters
at Montgomery, Alabama. The headquar-
tiers of Gen. WOOD, who commands both
of the Districts, are at Mobile, Ala.
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RUDOLF 4 CO.; ProprietOrs,

Corner Seventh and Green streets.
Louisville, Kentucky.
For sale by Berry, DemOville x Wharton; j. K.
Ilarwell; Littcrer * Cabler; Pulliam a McCul-
Tough; Blood Il Gregory, Nashville: and by all
Druggists iuDel3-lydSw
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22

The Excise Law Unconstitutional.
New YORK, June 21.-Judge Cardoga, in
the Court of Common Pleas, this evening.
declared the Excise Law unconstitutional.
The question will be carried to the Court of
Appeals.
Another Cnse of Cholera.
Another case of cholera was reported to
the Board of Health, this eveniEg-Mrs.
Malone, living at l04 East Broadway.
Freedmen in Florida.
Reports just received by Gen. Howard
represent freedmen's affairs in Florida in a
very fattering condition. The freedmen are
Iaboring diligently and appear to give sat
isfaction to their employers. Gen. Walker
takes a deep interest in the welfare of freed
men. In Apalachicola they have two
churches and schools, all well attended.
The Committee on Ways and Means have
agreed on bill completely recognizing the
Treasury Department.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMESDMENT.-We per-
ceive that the Governor Of Ohio has declined
to call an extra session Of the Legislature Of
that State for the purpose Of taking action on
the constitutional amendment recently pro-
posed by Congress by concurrent action, with
Governor OF Ohio has acted very wisely. His
example will no doubt be followed by the
Governors of other States who do not wish to
precipitate upon the country the confusion and
danger involved In such an important change
in our fundamental principles Of government
as that embraced In the proposed amendment
Governor Fenton, with the unfortunate lights
of other extra sessions before him, will not
think for moment Of calling the Legislature
OF this State together for the sole object Of de-
lberating upon or adopting this amendment,
which seems TO have been hurried through
Congress and sent before the Governors Of the
different States with degree Of haste insulting
10 the Executive. The President has had no
way Of reaching Tie subject or presenting bis
views to CongrSss dpon II except through the
medium Of special message 81 protest, apa Y
would have beed highly Desirable had
he done 20 st length in this brief but
pointed document In this he takes
occasion to disclaim any oficial author
ization Of the action Of the Secretary
Of State In laying the proposed amendment be-
fore the several State Governors On the con-
The New York herald., 1866-06-26
Fire I'm Canal street.
MARROW EsCApR or TEE fBNANTS-A NAN ANB
CHILD ESCAPE pY THE RooY.

A twenty minutes past svo o'clock on Monday morn
ing nre broke out In tailoring store kept by Wernes
shafsnbora At No - Canal street. Alarm was immedi
sely given by the xsh precinc. police but before The
Arsmsn reached shs house the whole Of the II
blAss. me hsss and smoke ascending rapidly up ths
stairs prevented several Of shs tenants from passing down.
and they compelled 70 escape from the wiadowa
Of the secosd ard third ssorss Mr shafsnber seems
slept In Of the attic bedrooms with OF hiD
children, boy three years old young man, rrcdsrtok
Low, also dept In ihe room. They stated 10 The
Fire Marshal that whom awakened BY the alarm the
full Of smoke. Low down stairs 10 the drss
noor the nre 10 the store then back 70 his
room grabbed up some of his clothing, and endeavorcd
70 return down the stairs but could only get 70 tho
second floor, and was compelled 70 save himself from
sunocation 10 make his escape from second story
window 70 q shed roof In the yard. Mr. shafenbcrB
unable 10 come down, but remained In his room
until almost sufocaed Then he got out at the dormcr
window placed his child FIRST into the roof gutter then
clambered ont and along tho roof 10 the ADJOINING
building Several members Of Mr. Hights family made
their escape from the second story windows The hre.
men managed the fire exceedingly WELL and prevented y
from spreading beyond the stors, where evidently o.
ginated, but how In what manner ~ M presen, IN
known. The Fire Marshal has the matter undei invcs
tlgation Mr. shafenberT asserts that no haa o'
over 81 000 and s insured for that amount 70 VIZ ,n
tinentaI Insurance Company The building damaged
about f6O0: Insured
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

Advertisements for tho WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
culation among the enterprsing mechanics, farmers,
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout tho
country 10 increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be seen by large
portion Of the active and energetic people Of the United
StatSs
The New York herald., 1866-06-26
military AHairs.

NATIONAL GUARD CAVALRY BRIGADE 10 PARADE
on rHn FOURTH.
pr,ssd,cr General Postsy has Issued the following
order for the parade Of the First brigade cavalry, The
Fourth Of July
GENERAL onpxps-xo.
HrApouAsrrns T,ssr BneAps csy.LarS osy yy,i
In accordance with Division Orders, No this hrispds
M psradc In full uniform Wednesday the fourth dAy
~ tnv proxno, IN OF nineeth ami
yerssry of American ipdspendencs They viii assemble
Al seven O'Clock A. ~ By order of
BHooKE fosTLEY, Brsadler ocpersL
Commanding first brigade cavalry n. o. y, NJ ".
CHAalxs wuyLrr. Ad. de Camu.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

NEW URIAANs June 25, 800.
Paul Prots the largest cigar dealer In the city, COM
mitied suicide this morning Two other suicides have
been committed.
The Southern Pacific Railroad is nearly completed to
Marshall, Texas
The Mississippi cotton crop 10 estimated at one quarter
OF crop. The cotton Ia bobpina and healthy.
Cotton steadier; sales H. 900 bales; mddling, 800 .
3ec receips s06 baiee Bank sterling, 90 New rork
exchange, y discount Ffeights on ccuoni-ho ~"
York &c 70 Tivorpool. Nd 70 Havre 10
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

THE ITALIAN orERA AMONG TUE QUARTERLY
REvRwERs.-The June number Of the National
Quarterly Rerieu, published In this city, has an
interesting article on the Italian Opera ~ con-
Quoted in this city. II criticIsss Max Maretsek
with considerable severity and exposes the
tricks Of the managers, showing plainly that
none Of them are capable Of managing arst
Gloss Italian Qpcra Q