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RUSSIAN DlsTRUsT or FRANCE.
Nsp.tren s.rkinx sp A"ti-k"s-iss tiiissce
and Aa,lsffo1 ~ Polspd

iBcrllc toct III GORE rondsrce ~ The Loudon Timer
The isnggsga % lie Russian Gov eunsHt pres va r.
grra 10 ne rlsy. shnd0w the Es3t.fn question -
boon.aq psocys, tnst i behoovrs me 70 noies y
Wnie the Official ard ,cmi.oncia psPsr o. =, Peter
burg e,.tourAg NJ tna Insurgents slealins ~ the
oesrtirou ~ lurkiy Necessary sno, indeed. I'm
tnc.g Worsss contemporaries have Op.nsd
a re,ulN c.mg@gn asAinrt Pow cr- Suspected Of b.
ing min iclssn sggr ndi,smani Abgcs"H etsrs
luura0 drd Srgl44 - fSr four yi.pT, sf h>fr
aruh on RnAssss prs-eIt RIA ~. -ith Ans.na. ~
toad s00n ~ ~nlsrr more igly, uui ~nat The 'tsr .
gorsrDmsnl tanks ~ Frsncb potey - lids moment,
nc'withslnnins IT, spaTert sss.'ve ~, - 80 from
IN. fvi.ovlnv
Tue hO.li Y.s,-,,s w.r.sw government Paper 10
the Rase,.u etsunsc p,snnsd 10 aso the Appropriate
tone 20 ihs Aias cs.i ana pni'ny ser'gs IN fnsna.
among mani srurgs ~ -ta lar olhs cobsi,. tbs
ue.ef .anetsre Ton FrIis kvsn D" 1fe re d.
pa1aIe from CSugtsntiu9ps The hs'guIs 80 N"usu~f
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n~s g.. rs.ri .STs ~ The ssIas iIris goa lat
n~fs isrvsen-f - nsvs sptlug ~ between frrsrs
and Knsss-s sasyns8t 81 u tIOnslt de- sp.d'v nsce
20 ccasss, tho ihi ,risa astsi.ne pgsof concluding
80 sAsrs's 90 JeypspS snsrrsd. s.sne nasRn 20
pen. = y trus s.enr $40 We " o. eessfs n 'te
ttr ,hs ss.h ~ si sncr night rs " he iutsts~
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I'm ~ ne tsrssno - The sosnIsy nsespb fov ls W.
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ITALY.
The city Of Venice Delivered 10 the IfaIina s

despatch from Venice dated the 10Th Of October,
says;In accordance with the convention ccnclnucd be-
tween General Morng and General ebosuf this city
handed to tho municipal authorities this rnng at
eight O'Clock
Al tho same moment General .lomanu, the Austrian
Governor loft for ircte On his departure he received
unanimous marks OF respect from the crowd, which he
and his stair courteonsly returned.
The tall,p Gag no scd the toTnr Of = Marks,
and vas 8slutef with s.lv0 q hundred and
suns Immense enthusiasm prevailed. General al
Rryai, the murc pal Authorities, and the Nssicna
Guard then procseGed 10 ths galway sslicn NEST the
ItallaE troops, who ed with prolonged cheer
rug.
The city s richly decorated with sags, sui grand
illumination takes place this evening.
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ss,sraer -~snn'- Dees-i.n tnisrs.sws H.
tween ..rn.rsi s-vsst and ,hr Oid aud New
Petite. ON ni..i"uwr..

Hailed N0fs 4 lSs1.
Gvsraof stsrs granosneed h5 a., ~ Ia M ossa
or ile B1llac-s P,.0sc Commissioner his lnornins A.
Tea selo,k fie renewed tho Comm 9asFs Ha d..
cinel + i.irhy document, oossfs x come n,ay
pags n ush engt me foiloWn. ..e 80 nae pss,a
10 10 dtea-real Iae Governor 49,
Iins ais coas.leFed tbs charge vheh nsys bs~r
prsasfed ~ eaala titisans ~ Baltr sbp d.
ni@i be n.fl - the late mut "a election ~
xnyr ard irhers ~ TIE CITY N0uHtl Asansi Us u.
lice tyuta it.rnffs connecliou wta tbs Lal'~.Taf
snbntisd ~ e gsIsrea Ia the aaf isFs sfnEs4
a. c0icilsDta wAicn ] shsl prueagr Bfisfy W rsie.
The rl1usi Il ~ Polics Comm .siolcrs tie ofefnt
~ tGf inyeaufssn y appear before 80 ugyn
he SUMMON q snr~sr ibs ehasrss Il ntso0ns = IA
0frr@ loos am = IN orsDcs for 81 D they ait
haze hal fesponsibs 4lth9st a6s fafhs, iaaar ~
ate % ryidsaes y 0inslAi @iscsadaci ~ 80 a.~
uon
Il TIM ts.t us Commissioner thrsIsn lh~-
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droa< ri ~bst sbry -ili sdfs~r- 1tef stisB 70 g..
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piscssten 80 aiulad~ " rtsss O~rsfs wass W N@
ls- stsjrss " b. sfst sgt@rvtsioh. vsssing wh zoe
tempt tie ygvef s~escsity asiss so bin by III.
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sovsreny ~ th@ ~ste " ai.hsfss iosn~tsilvs
saiy fyp.sd spDu h.a ~ 100 assss& 60 10
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pslpss ,ioslot ~ ssss>, d tAs~ saass re- pssies
fsv syss1 49, rousulsssoosvs go sieser sbsoi~ts
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NapsI~oa,s p.Iic. Towards Turkey s1d


ltforn Lac lpgs honfsur, Dcl ~
kveDis trsts sppesr be somewhat csruer In
pre- .-bce OF ihs difficulties winch arisen III. FIN
perors government remained faithful 10 the policy
% oplervat4sr psa pryor which has constantly
followed ,he kss fts CreAns sureeded In getting
thor complaints isid b1lore the Sultan. The Afnb.s
ssdor OF France cobetaEhnople RECOMMENDED tae
port. 10 examine them Spiy1' Of equity rnd mp
ported ns ,oliiy the sendins % Ottoman
COMMISSIONER 10 trer having psrNonsl authority and
aunrc.nt po.srs useful inhreBce; al "a.
same time thu Frenrii Consul la Csnea Aed language
suitable to slssipzts popanf ILLUSIONS But hut
headed and .ayOt.em spirits, who wished u eco
ap nsurre,llob T nns Uut OF l5 criss did not think
right ihv arrival ~ the Ottoman envoy, and
they provoked tbe struggle The eve o: his iaDdlns
Blood noNed and the rang being encouraged by mani
freatiops In tic Archipelago aud even IN 6f.nec, A.
sunl.d al fTsi sufrcl.uty di.ggietlng character
The emperor Minister ~ Foreign Anairs, being
invited by eaars. ~ yiF Athens ON hn way frDln
the kns'. did al ne eoalo % calm the csoitnsai 10
spred Feelings u D~nss ol~nt oiargd mil cnt
As Fyes> sos.' RnsRl toueasds rc1ce The Marquis
de Mousrr e.plsinc ais fscvs Ia The Hellenic caDsost
xssh tvisnaly frensres snd hts cnuDsos wef, crate
FULLY nec.yed Tho agitation hd' roar lost - ggpfy In
tha islabds and er-s provinces n.igtborng " Crete
and tbs retsns appear les disinc'ref 70
respond u tie eoocssory appeal .hrh the for" as-
made " them.
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FM EfsIls rnAis
ra- ,.s.".n rs,-..evs Avvs,s ned as IT,
ronta.

IuHENfo, Nov y, ItfN
TIE rhaFf .s,w mcTulnt SEW. s.io<b rts
.ssa Jir bro4rht ~ bi. essins, Jonn fsgan, hsbsa
tsrtsGs A1d rAptass A. N4tWeI. three u tho tsrlsa
rfia8ners ffuw Ggrnssfl, Tor lsJay. IT, Ifsgrro
g~sl-f nnf #iy 4Ad stated sna1st ~. qlsktiOs
81 The osfk - tb~ WHISTLER th.y ready a..
ns HIS tsy ns.. bst wDui b. ths lssb, ttts
gflMaln
keNss snr usrH~ll. too - 10. gsHssn- who, siaus
" ~ aise Mafiny .rfW~la sirVt ~sy " aAnpe
~ fs affVrd thlt riY to-day - tha pufrass
80 aAHitg tn~f VA fAav tsssi. ta~i
,jf4I4n 80 pNicsia. .hs elrtss tLea STRESS
N4 4E ~ .
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Austrian Accounts.

VIEsNA. Uci, 20 Isb6
The yenns uaperg publish kilograms from Constant
nupe announcing shat dasensons continue 10 prevail
among he reiYgenis 81 Gambia. Tue Turk have cap
,urad stock of proyialons and munitions belonging 20
the insurysnls.
VisSN<, Oct ~, 1896
Tho Vienna papelt publish The following nte. grDce
froIi Cons'as!.popis dand tn day
The areisns hss- made an attempt 10 set Hrefo hs
Tur'iss as.ion t,ndia.
The ptDs,nre ~ Sc, a0r had been evacuated by the
Turks rhc Gre nslrgants said 10 have murder
go an envoy snaslns hag ~ truce by Krt Pacha
setvi. Ia. dashs ndsd from the Porte Tho
cessioIF those g!ati.sd - the Roumani.n govern
ment
The rurai.h xnisIy would remain In power tor the
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Pleasing promi.e. and Good In,~n,ion..

II rom the Paris ConstituiionneI, Get N.V
The from Mexico brought letters TO the
French Con eminent from the Emperor Macmillan, In
which bis Majesty declares his nrm intention nj O. ycceu
before any sacrifice order to fulfil his g7Gemsas 10
France ami The holders n The Mfgtcca binds The Con
veniion concluded on July 10. BY which the Emperor
Magimil in consent. to aSs.n part OF the Custom
House revenues, be carried into execution No
venAber Notwithstanding the Inconvenience this ar
rangnncn will cause finances OF tho empire
il liz permitted hope that the pua,ioDs will ne Iath
fully out Ia rendering homage 10 he 'nien
tlons tho Emperor Macmillan, il is hoped that
may n ts sfronger than his good intentions
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s&te ~ Liza ufss~ lsrtff SrFfesy 20 tss a.sess
Iks t.ss Isfny fsgn ~ kftls o.ssa t,isgs s<ss
bsFft wnstf sEf 80 barrels s.sffa ~ sas " so p~sA
tVnf.
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cmftay ~ aaasf u..ts 4Hf1 80
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.aFs Ia NN4r s6usra~FWNi fssus sss~ssS, 80
Vlen me sf4.s. u sAs ~ sssh - vs&s~svss
tslsNA As4ss "a 1wf&aNss4
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MA.nlNcrnN. Noy. 1. lsog.

WILMINGTON, nov. Il 1906
nespstch~s received - The Navy Depagi mont
this morning from Acting Rssr Admiral Bell command
ipg the East India squadron dated TrnonOlA. Japen
July a.. The Hartford, the cagship 81 the SQUADRON
At Ssg4sak the 18th ~ July. and Admiral Bell
exchanged visits with tie Governor ofGcer ~ 10
Tycoon se.msd somewhat snrons 60 is riotls
her ARRIVAL At that time. OF the arrival
Of tue Hartford and " To Blush Vice Admiral
King With tae Princess koya seyerty-ihree Guns, and
four other % his squadron, aud alto OF -r
Harvey Park, tne British minister at Japan, VINO,
tt understood. granted several interiorr, "a
lbai mort or Inc tycoon notwnhslsriine ~.
treaty with the Prince, 20 the .senLs o. M Prince
Of Lssupia dssont, ntcd none whose tcrriiorea lay
10 the Southwest - Rnsin, and Who Ia Lori 4so of
Low chew stands
before the departure ~ he Hartford from Nagasak.
the governor Of that ely Informed 10. foreign C0uauig
that The Tycoon n NJ Wur with the Prince OF N,sa1.
Lord Plmonosaki, AMI requested fhst ~ ~
merchant esssls should pas through those Straits
and The Inland zee Admiral Bel had previously deter.
that vas offered he wyoalas The ast American nan.
0gwnr IA, displayed the ia. tbcre. three year ago
and feeling assured also that u ~ona become q
IL cons nle1ce bold tomrrrcs with dloss, 8tnatnd
hn ths irsnd sea aud The paTiuc tine 81 steamers
Gritty 10 he started H. for Tlne " that npor
pss allowed 20 he cioesd without the OF
Minslar lie decided 10 40 through l- sirsis, but In
order 10 grt luesnese the governor might enter
tansbout H. sent hm word that DO would hold ater.
course With the reb-lfous Prince % Nagato
Admiral Bell informs The Department that several
" dysrniery and fever bad occurred The Hart
ford and Wyoming, contracted ~ HoDz Kong aud
sbangbai bot The change ~ air from e pcstent
~ China had such beneficial influence thsi al.
have DaAriy DISAPPEARED.
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dws Faua SsvsSI

HavNss, fst n. Iscs
eawsrs ~st~ cdnset aunns the cary par ~ ths
~gsk " he issdng ~ se1n" % negroes fucsss
ssd Carasrss tiS- rumcys net quits unfoeSss1,
trr, he fsc ~ Uicsw having bsen ssns their BY The
syovrrnor General 70 investigate the mater
r~ Governor sssrerxi be lately made trip nasan-
and csrieuS ~. sse met stsh enthusiastic rsr@o-
tfon A. both Jiss~s On fbsssday svsuinG ~ gsvs
sf~nc ball 81 ~. pssss sach - nsm-rvusIv attended
ne sg~us q tbs fsvsvnsnept here " psrrhss~ tee
rosrars - TIE tniisa ssssss q " ,csvs ~ ts.ASy
aANIsr fnr NsH nt.
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mtAsin uu1G.

unwnrsys. ri, sgv. /. Issa
So. frsu v.-e had rsna ,6rrhiisnt psue~ssou inls
ss.sns, vbeb ws Ne rrss ssninoaRf tsncosssrsttcu
f.sn Va this caiy. TIE boys ~ Blas, rspv~-~ssing
sbe Ten reyn.ns Delaware, via s~etscs ~ TIE
prss Dsls~s hsts-y, sese out 10 great fwws csvynx
,ts battle ns,s uss1 2 ihe vu Tie various issd~s
we're retnsSsttss no pageant mcss shss too
ilss . Length rks ssmess snshusssss So nseifss,sa
skss the ire
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Catrervs, acpL =, 1910.
II il stated that one-hsf OF The popuiien y Or-s
hay per shed from hunger.
Cholera haa appeared ~ rhe famine digrcis ~ Bengal
Large subscriptions being for The relief ~ "a.
Sufferer.
A plentiful harvest g expected
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Luf 80 ss,Jsn. AL.

De~,ss. Nas ., tzO
- n i7-,~ss AL sss hssi yssls sk1s~y = ~
fDys 49, 49, -t8Ny ess~ga~1 ~ see ss.r~ass
4 ,psft 4 $50 ~ 4 q s~ st@sf ~ issy 10 .
ssst,s r. ffe 20 tss~A - &c 49,
ten ~st -sisf t-ifasS fsstGnt s~ssr. sh.<A
srvy<. vth al - esstfsas TIE age 10 swpeawd D.
&ys s~ss 10 -~rs a On t~ssrsry & 80
vssy-s sa~s f@.rS. vtsrh .pssrss fsS Ofst en-
tsi<J c. y tass "a re9 kr1~w Tie y~~GSs - 80
s~s~ isf'ssi '~ssy~sy t~s a. q 90
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GysfHNsts NgV. III - ~
ne 1ffs.@-t setera "a lsfaseh pIct 40
pom .rF Ell .FtqciNafY tafu - 49, Na4u ~ Qsssgs
f1.rb ~ f.fsrt4 a. bedford sNasfA Nsr,,
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fsf ~ ~ q lA ~ MyaDsaL TLsy a..
stsi4t twsFtt t@Haa~r Nrim4 fNs f.~~sefa ss1tDf~a
r. - c.fafss Il - Feul~a nruas ~ a.-si.a.s. -
- ENHft4
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NuuHkt % ouIUHyf wv -
LEcAcroY ps ). ~ W. EMPERApoR IN Iryrco
cFecA DR = VI. BRTANfcs.
% aovFR SrREEr PIscApLLY, LONDON, Oct. 10 tst6
GreTL4MEN-I have received your communication dated
Yesterday relative inquiry from hondhoders
wh,shsr II In distribute the amounts
lneiy sent by the iinneFnl government payment
sceount Of the dividend which became due IN July lasti
ard also ed the original document signed by
said sondholdr, which have the
20 ~ you request me IN communication. Ia reply
10 the inquiry made ~ have the 10 order
that yon may make II Known % those WHO interested,
that The imperial GOV ernmeat having stated, making the
remittance 81 tue ebO1J that She y during the month or
OCTOBER other rem or4 wonld be made until the lta re-
CURED to maze the complete payment OF the dividend ~
conn ied ths (dhuton cannot have effect without the
aforesaid condition W. must consequently avail or
ders from the government whom write again on the
subject ander This date lake this oppor uniy 70 rene"
the assurance MY distinguishes consideration.
The Minister, J. NJ. DURAN.
10 MessIs. EAKING BlOntgIS 4 90.
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s~s tsyvsss - vrs4s--s w.. - $1,000 "s~~ss
" k-~n -. - ~ - s-s&.us - ts,ss~s
rsa<$<~>s sssalY ess s.stsy 1to~ so " 90 -
hs ss<Asrs pssss Gee sMs ~ssis.sss sfssse~H Va
wsG 80 l<I sssry esr4s4 so e~sssss s~u~t<s
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Far~s Symptoms 81 Her Attack Of Hines.
Her Many Disavpoinssaents.

PARIS toct. Isl correspondence Of London starl
The greatest sympathy Il manifested for tho Empress
Charlotte.
II would appear hsi mental state gave cause for
alarm her e,ltovao before arrival France
Dsrng her voyage froin Vera cruz 10 g. Naxsrs she
appeared 10 be plunged IN the deepest melancholy, and
constantly spoke ~ the mens. responsibility she had
assumed. On arriving IN Paris although indirectly pro-
pared for the Emperors refusal 10 ler tbs period be
had 0xed upon for the evacuation OF Mexican territory
by French troops she erssrsf IN her desire 10 bavs
personai netview with Napoleon III The result all
know. Although Tho Emperor received the courage
Gus and Devoted ~ife u MAMMALIAN With all the
cour~sy and kindness Tor which he ia
narkahie. be remained sbsDlrisly hrm. The En-
ah- W fsr forge, her .sfposs~ssion 10 give way
Abe most Violent pnrDyysn " exrtenrnt aad made
oil language which only startled bot puzzled tbo I'm
Ssvor nusry onsccgstomod a. he boz hong been 70 be
addres-ca In any tone but thzs of respect and the
aesst courtesy. The ranfol excitement nov easily
- accounted FOR
The nrst sshjest whcb sppe-f have distracted tbe
snind of the Empress csusa IN her f.tbers will
ny which he merely gave life nee n ana fwsnty. Ave
milrops he tsaucathsd a. oss, although he gave her
power :" dispose ol the prfncss by will Tho Enyte-e
applied 10 her bro,hs. L-ops,d H., and v Count
81 ftandegs, " staus ssis c.su~ and allow
her 70 devote the twsuty -Hys mllik,ps 10 IL.
rouxeisdation " TIE AsasAB efnrire Her ha<bcr.
however, itnbn~d WITH tbs uudenoe wnsh 40 prs-
~nnsnry .hnps'eri"f kiss leopold l.. turned deaf
10 br sosiLsnns ss rruipcng bor AZ TIE pryilra
s~rsroslly with ~nies burn.na had spent hls o.
private vel portion " hers posi,,y az
1vfksed her cque~. Tire Htnvss~ csnnos forsise ths
have priynpey .uppsrted In sssr decision ny Ih-
AusriAn imperial sGiy, 10 sIN not eslh~y Va
stgf her family ~ Br3fsasW ~ VI ma
Thence arose As, >srsa the Rope havips dsasssss
Her sppsals rejeffed - Esesisco III. ~ b>r ava
hrolher and ny The Pops. nos ~fpr sinr -hat her
hIsh 4onsd mad sad .rdnos 'elny rbscf have Ssvsa
ray " ysv-snss 81 ~ ,sssa siiis metnseAl0n.
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No clsLF NEWS

The Newfoundland telegraph lines were down, both
"Wednesday end Thursday, and conseq ahtls hsv-
later from Europe by the cable III
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NEWS FROM JAPAN.

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E..aki The T,coo. sf War Win the Prince
al >ngaso Admiral B.iI Acts Goatvar. ts
the Request at the Governor at Nmsa-.Isi.
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servautc, who wished 10 poison her. The Empress
added, al am, in facs, now hungry"
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MAx,MlllAN's FRANCES.

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Of the cxicnn dividends posted in The Stock Ex.
change 90 sunday, Oct ID
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On Monday, the 9Th prox.. the Demos sstic
State Convention viii meet AZ Harrisburg to nominate
q candidate for Governor Some time since Gen. GEO.
W. Csss was the fayoric, bnt At present the Ho,,
Hester Cymer seems TO b. anead. a plau. hogeveI
is said 10 be on foot to ignore the claims OF both geu
men and TO nominate the Hon. Asa Packer. Cess and
Clymer are old Whigs-Pacser an original Democrat
Th-f Repubicanl Convention meets on the .tb. The
principal aspirants to Gubernatoria honors arr Gems
J.. W Geary and J. X. Moorehend and the Hos. w,
W Ketchun As to their chances of success they are
said to stand in the following order; Geary, Beebals
and Moorebead. The two Generals were originally
Democrats, while Mr.. Ketchum formerly belonged 10
the Wing par:y. Erie and Delaware Counties have
instructed their delegates to for Gesry while limit
ingdon Mithn aud Juniata have Indicated The Bcp.
John Scott as their first choice and Gen. Geary ne thr
second. Fayeite and Northampton give no r-'fH,orr
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Musical.
ITALIAN OPEL

ITALIAN oPERA--ACADBMy OF MUSIC.
Last night the magnificent opera OF L'Airi-
oaire was performed TO large aud highly fashionable
audiences proving that although il does not contain the
clements of claptrap popularity it has those sterling
beauties which compel admiration. and offer an attrac
ton which the public cannot resist. Tho performance
in every respect equal TO the fine representations
which we have had to notice 50 frequently
during the past few weeks and was received throughout
with warm demonstrations Of appreciation.
This evening the popular aud beautiful opera La Son
nambula will be performed for the first and only time
this season Miss Louisa Kellogg will appear as
Anina one Of her happest presentations. assisted by
Sgnor T.. Irfre Sienor Antonucci and Sgnora ficher
TO morrow evening the opera OF Don Sebastian will
be given At the Brooklyn Academy Of Music, with
brilliant and effective cast comprising Lucchi.
one Of the finest vocal tragedennes OF the day and
Signori Massimiliani Bellini and AntoDucc. IL will,
no doubt attract an overlooking audience.