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NEWTON EDNUNDs,

EDWARD Is. TAYLOR
3. X. CURTIS, Major General,
H. ii. sIBLEY, Bngadier General,
HENRY W. REED,
0RRIS GUERNSEY
Signed on the part of the commission, in our
presence:
S. l.. SPrNK.
GEO. d. HILL.
A. W. HUBBARD.
@. c. MOODY
Chief: Long BULL,
Tan-tan- -has.ka his x mark.
ihE ChARGING BEAR,
Ma-lo-wR.ta.khe, his x mark.
IhE MAN THAT STANDS ON A HILL
Pa'hH-tO maize, his mark.
~ ioregOlng signatures In this handwriting Chat
VnJ" nerhI Surtis) were made in presence Of the
Mt Fort Sully. '''' i'o''
Maj. A. P. sHREvE,
Paymaster U. s. A
JONI PATrEE,
It. Col 9TH Iowa Cavalry.
ANA whereas the said treaty having been
submitted to the Senate of the United States
Tor Its constitutional action thereon the Sen
ate did, on the fifth day Of March, one tbou-
sand eight hundred and sixty-six, advise and
consent to the ratification of the same, with an
amendment by resolution in the words and
figures following, to wit:
IL Executive sRssroN)
SENATE THK UNITLD sTArRs
Re'oiVed ttrO-thiyds Of the SsRqtoys present con.
curing That the Senate advise and consent to
tho ratification of the treaty between the United
States and head men of the o GaIlala band of Dgeo
fdh lDakota or Sioux Indians, made and CON-
cluded at Fort Sully, in the Territory Of Dakota.
with the following
AMENDMENT:
Article 4, lines 8, Q, and T. strike out the follow
ing words viz "And of their rference with
the persons and property of citizens of the United
States travelling thereon"
Attest; ]. W. PoRSEY,
Secretary.
And whereas article sixth of said treaty
provides that any amendment or mod.
ifcation Of it by the Senate of the
United States shall be considered final
and binding upon the said band of In
dlans, represented in council, as a part of
the treaty, in the same manner as if it had
been subsequently presented and agreed to
by the chiefs and head men of said band:
Now, therefore, be it known that l. AN
DREW Johnson, President Of the United
States OF America, do, in pursuance of the
advice and consent Of the Senate, az ex-
pressed in its resolution of the fifth Of March,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six,
accept, ratify, and confirm the suid treaty
with the amendment as aforesaid.
In testimony whereof l have signed the
same with my hand, and. have caused the
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OTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAV-
~ RLRRs.
THE OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY COM
PLBTED.
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
80 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

TWICE DAILY.
On and after MONDAY, September %, the old and
fayorite line from WASHINGTON, via FREDERICKs-
BURG, to RICHMOND, will be run TWICE DAILY
Sunday nights exoepted,) as folowsi
The fast and cOmmodious steamer REYP0RT, Captain
Flank HollingsheAd, and @. VANDERBILT, Captain A.
L. Culinary, will leave the wharf, foot Of Sixth street.
Washington twice daily, Sunday nights exeepted at
a. m, and $40 p m, rraiyjng at Aqua Greek by 10 30
a NJ, and l2,sS p. M and thence by the Richmond,
Fredericksbutg, and Potomac Railroad, now entirely
completed, to Richmond, arriving there at 22O p m.,
and 10 aGording pie time for dining In Rich
mond, and making connections with the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad for Petersburg and points south Of
Petersburg.
The steamer leaving Washington at s46 p IA, arrives
in Richmond at o. 90 a. IN. , Rfording ample time for
Vile trains for Danyie, Va, Greensboro Salisbury,
Charlotte Raleigh, Goldsborough, and Wilmington N
O., and Chester, d. @.
on SUNDAYS leave WASHINGTON at q. N. only,
and arrive in Richmond ut 2Tp. m.
Baggage checked through to Richmond from New
York. philadelphia Baltimore and Wash ngton and
companied by through baggage masters.
frh faka frnFn VAL ann lahun AnA M
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE.
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OLD LINE,
VIA CANAL, BETWEEN
ALEXANDRIA,
IkD GEORGETOWN.
NEW YORK, MAYFLOwER, BEVERLY, AND
GEORGE II. STOUT.
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Macmillan Informed that the Time
for the Withdrawal of the French
Troops Has Arrived.
THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
Confirmation Of the Retreat Of General
Prim Into Portugal.
Continued. Fenian Arrests in
Ireland.
&c. DC. &c.

Tho Inman steamer City OF Washington, Captain
Brooks, which left Liverpool at the oath and
Queenstown the 25th Of January arrived here ut this
port last night
Tho Union and Emancipation Society held lis last
meeting at Manchester the ed Of January, and the
dissolution Of de society celebrated by
sone at the Town Hall. Professor Goodwin Smith de-
lvcrcd address before the society the cv In
America and his illusions TO the abolition Of slavery
evoked much enthusiasm.
Mr.. Fcnwck is gazetted Of the Lords Of the Ad-
miraty.
The steamships Hevetia aud Tripoi left Liverpool
the oath for New York.
The extra cunard steamship Marathon arrived at Liv.
cpool on the afternoon OF the 2st and the Scotland
the night OF the I'D ut
The steamer Europe, from New York for Brcst, had
arrived at Cherbourg, with her eng disabled Tho
last hundred miles Of hor voyage doue with
sails alone. After hnding MALL and passengers, the
Europe towcd from ChcrooIrg to Iiivrc
The City OF London arrived mt Queenstown about
eleven o'clock the morning OF the 23d, aud reached
Liverpool early the cath OF January.
The steamship Herman arrived OUT on tho oath
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
A.sAsr, Feb. 7, 1868.
THE STATE MEDICAL s1ciEry.

A'sAsr, Feb. 7, 1868.
THE STATE MEDICAL s,1ciErY.
AT meeting OF the State Medical spcieiy this after
the President was requested TO nam oogapher
Of the ato Secretary, Sylvester Willard deceased
The Committee the New York Health bill r-pofied a
resolution which adopted urging the Assembly TO
pass the earliest day, health b which shall resn
the grand sanitary provisions and regulations contained
the bin which recently passed tho Senate, but a.
10 the mode manner OF appointing com
nsissoners execute said law, tho society oilers
suggestions leaving II wholly 70 the wisdom
~ the Legislature. The society met In the Assembly
chamber this evcping listen to the annual address OF
President Dean after which the members visited the
residence OF Surgeon General Pomret and the Executive
mansion.
PREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoNs.
Tho following named gentlemen were olcctd officers
OF the Grand Royal ch Chapter OF the stats Of New
York th q morning:-M ". @. II. P.-Horace s Taylor,
New York NJ r. ID. q. H. P.-Seymour II Stone. syria.
cuse; X * g. K.-R O. Williams Utica; r. v q. S.
Joseph Chaffee, Alton; @. s.-John o. Cole Albany;
O. L-wllism Seymour, Albany; G. C-charl-s II
P1ntt, BInghamton; a. q. H-David ". Day, Bu1tiio;
G II. A. C.-John = Dickernan Albany.
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City Intelligence.

rar ARoS BALI. Extensive preparations have bees
made lnsure tho entire OF the Anon Ball. V
take place this evening AZ tho Academy Of husic The
police authorities publish the following notice relating
70 the order Of precedence OF hackney coaches ON tho on
caSiOn
NHw YoRK, Feb. \, tb65. !
Company 70 the Anon ball this evening the Academy %
S,rc, VIII be admitted AT the main entrance In Irving
psc, Coacavs vii approach from Third through
fourr,ntb ~ Get m delivering their company In taking up
coaches VII FOR m o the purpose OF receiving Company In
the der "a line established for their delivery Dee
iemeawa please hks The ooaoh al the door and nc wst
Al particular carriage Fare la ali
dollar each without
city N0goach win se allowed Ia nc roepung such
passed inspection. NlAs. N. HkAckHfr.
Captain and inspoetor OF Hackney Os-sohss.
Tug Iosx Y.0nr CLU.s BAif.-rhc nri annual ball a
the lone Yacht Club tooN place last tho Evo
cit Rooms OF Broadway The affair enghtfuI
for ono which lad been vnprelsnously arranged, and
Afforded opportunity fore moei agreeable reunion Of
the friends OF acoeson 10 tho yachting ascss
tons OF Now YORK If the Zones can handle tho rops
tler succcesvy "a they pleased their guesu lst
evening they will provo formidable oont"sAnts ON tho
W Dc II
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vantage elsewhere than crowded together In the South
u wou ID be better for them.
Mr. DoUaLAs-But the masters hsve the mak5ng OF the
1Sws and we cannot get away from the plantations.
The PREsmESr-What prevents your
Mr.. DouGLAss-We have not the simple right OF loco
motion through the Southern States
The PREsfDESr-If the master controls the freed
man, would he not control his voter
Mr. DouGLAss-Iet the negro once understand that he
Aas organic right to vote and he will raise mp party
TN the South among the poor who will rally with him.
There this conflict that you speak OF between the
wealthy STAKEHOLDER and the poor man
The PRBsDEr-You touch right upon the point there.
There this conflict and hence suggest emigration II
he cannot get employment In the South He has IL in
his power to go where he get It.
In parting the PRESIDENT said that they were both do
eirous Of accomplishing the ends but proposed to
DO. 80 by following different roads
Mr. DOUGLASS, on turning to leave, remarked to his
fellow delegates "The President sends the people,
ana we VIII have to 20 and get the people right"
Phe PaEsDEST-Yes, SIR. / have great faith in the
people believe that they will do what just and
nave no doubt they will settle this question right and
hope that IL will be submitted TO them for final action
The delegates then bowed and withdrew
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Senate.

ALBANY, Feb r. 1895
axroRrm yAvoRABrY
To incorporate tbs Board OF Trustees OF the General
Convection OF Unversasts; Prohibiting tho Mayor, Al.
dermeu and CommonAity and Board OF Supervisors OF
New Yoh from leasing lands belonging 70 the city (;
Authorizing che Comptroller OF New York 10 issue nfty
thousand dollars OF water stock, Confirming tho title
lands conveyed ny the Hudson Fire Insurance Company
Amending tho charter % the Atlantic savings Bank OF
New YORK.
BY Mr. Ia BAy, (rrpI Of Richmond-For the sale %
tho Quarntne lands and property in Richmond county
and provide for te purchase OF suitable quarantine
where.
by Mr. IT. G MUapnY, (dernl OF Kiags-To improve a
part OF Union street, Brooklyn
by Mr.. BENNETT, trepl OF Erie--To donbe the IN
finished locks on the Erie Canal and them the
enlarged plan.
hills INTRODUCED
by Mr.. LEsr (rep) OF Now York-Tc Increase Tho an
nus payments Of shares Of tho New York Society Ia
brary for police court In New YORK
by MIR FoLGKP, trep) OF Ontarto--To INK all ptivh"
bills passed by the LEGISLATURE IA follows OF moor
poraton 800 and cent ON tho capital escheai
bins per the value oF the lands, and clam,
bls1 per the amount
by Mr. q. q. CORNELL (deml OF Now YOsk-ro autho-
ris the extension Of railroad tracks IN Grant and oher
streets, Now York
By Mr. CONAN, rep) OF H. Lswrencc--To equal 20
bouaics 10 volunteers by giving 70 all non commissioned
oisers priyaes aud musicians enlisted In ts State who
have not received % bounty, $40.
by Mr. q. q. CoRNELt--To establish the grades 81
connecting with Eighth avenue from Fnty ninth
10 Ninety third streets
ORDERED THIRD RnADro
Relative 10 Mcdonald and Macon streets Brooklyn
Requiring county troasurcrs to give bonds - the state
Incorporating the American Exploring aud Mining Com
panv.
Providing for survey Of the Hudson river from Troy
Fort Edward and from tho Chanplan canal from Troy
10 whitehall
Amending charter Of Hudson.
Amending charter Of the Pheuix Fire Insurance Com
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The RevoIution In Spain.

RKTRHAT on FHiN TO FUNTUUAfs-a-hi1 Ut HHtNCEf
IN vALHSCfA-MADHID TRANQUIL, Ire.
telegram from Madrid dated tho 22d January says:-
conc nj confirmation has been received Of the neli
gcnce General rrim entered Portugal saturday
last the Goth I"
prm stated n have delivered the horses arms and
equipments OF his foo~ers 20 tho aicade OF CnasOa
Portugal
Disturbances had taken place ai Reas and Valencia
The province Of Valencia had In consoauencs boon pro-
claimed In n state ~ siege
Tranquility continued 10 prevail n, Madrid and Il was
asserted that the state u siege In that city would be
raised IN day or two
II Is officially announced that the insurgents had
engagement with the royal trvom before entering Por
tuazl
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A U 8 r r A L IA .

Dissolution OF Pnrliament-fhr spanish
Chilean war-Hebeiiion tn New Zea-
land.
MKLnouRSE, Disc. ~, 1865.
Parliament was dissolved on the 18th inst
Intrnc excitement has be caused ia south Ansiraa
by TIM outbreak of war betvoc1 spau aud Chile All
saies OF Nsppor havs beea stopped.
Advcs FROM kew aiand state that the rebs@ on the
east coat had been defeated aud had surrendered
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a W. So. g,.

Tho per the Austraas In regard 70 the attitude
taken by the American government towards Fracs on
the Mexcaa question - ted much attent and the
grnvity 90 the situation 49, generally adm tied.
The Iondon Tim THINKS the be.t hopes ~ the main.
Of peacc iein she dsrp frcings ~ frend'hp
and sympaihy which A'noncans have towards
tln French people The 7,p-el says.--' Tho Ian
gnage OF ~ Druyu De LhuyA leads Va tIr
belief thai the auxiliary corps would b. recalled 10
Europe ~ tn Am CO. ernIncnt would give
v piefge that MrxlrD shruli b. loft 70 settle its
fnt dest ny hns hcps modcroie s1lltOn " q
rne- embarrassing question will Dc accepted. by Pred
dant johnson
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DEPARTURE oY Az AGEsr FoR MExrco-THg Tins
ARRIVED FoE TIM WITHDRAWAL or TnB yHgncH
TRoOPs
I.ospos. Jan. IS 1865.
The Paris correspondence OF the Ttna gives minute
account Of sallafds Interview with Napoleon and hs
hurried departure for MEXICO His nSrucions, verbal
only represent 70 MACMILLAN M ne TIM has az.
rived fov ne wiitdraDIl Of pe French ,roops
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Commercial Intelligence.


LONDON MONEY HARRIET.
Tle funde on the 23d were without essential chanxs
Csssols CLOSED q. se% 81 The dascoan, market was
largely suppIRd at Y u per cent below the bank
mirtmum. TIE London Tmei in its city article, quotes
from American authorities in support OF tho lectures
has Icceny read merchan and exporters the subject
AnwsscAH SECURITIES lower. uudcr the City OF
Londons news, especially Encs
Consolr for money, soX as7 ; avs-twonties. CO.,
esK; IlliAcas Central shares 10 I5x Eric, bs SOY.
u LIVERPOOL MARKxrs.
LivKasooI, Jan. ga NJ
1900 bacs including 500 for speculation and export
Tho market hs been duh and prices arc partially "a
lower
TRADE ar MANCHESTER.
Market steady but business limited al Fridays rates
The slight improvement manifested yesterday has dis
appeared
Wakefield Nash Is Co report -four very quiet but nom
naily unchanged Wheat in moderate demand az run
priccs wintcr rod ios ID 10s I'd per GENITAL Indian
corn inactive and partially Sd. per 4s0 lbs cheaper
mixed American Dos 2DA 3D.
PnoynoSs -Messr- Bgland, Atbya 4 Co and Bruce;
McAuliG Co report Beef firm for fine qualities. Pork
Inactive but unchanged Bacon quiet but prices steady
Lard duh but unaitercd Butter quiet Cheese firm for
choice qualities.
TALLew quiet, but prces we'll maintained
PRoDUcx Ashes quiet small sales OF pots at 37s.
SueRr In more demand, but ut rather easier prices.
Conee inactive. Ricc-No sales Idnsecd ot-Slow OF
sale at DOS RoSn quiet mt lS Cd for common Fronch
Spirits OF turpontno dull at 45l AIS for FroDoh
Petroleum unchanged Sales OF refined at "a. I'd. per
gallon
The Paris Bourso on tho 2Jd wis heavy. closing at
6sf. soc.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan Is 1886
CorrOS Sales for two days ia 600 bales Market
irregular All qualities have slightly declined OF the
above sacs specuaors aud exporters 900 baloe
BREADsrUYPs. market quiet and steady.
Wheat nrn.
PROVISIONS The market Ia stoady Lard dat
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NEw OnLrAri Feb q. 1914

NHw bWAAN-. zen T. 100
The steamer Mexico from Havana with city Of Mex.
CO dates 10 January 4, has arrived
Monsieur Eoin was going 10 Europe for long stay.
Iaudit. tho newly arrived Finance Minister, hal ong
pr gate interview with Macmillan.
A srmi-oafcial journal announces that, through tho
dis Interested intcysnnon Of Napoleon. The misunier
standng Be,Acen Macmillan and tnc Pops ail soon bc
anictbiy adjusted
"A WIS not yet heard Aexico that Jusrcz hai ief,
Chihaahas, bus "a wls kno~a thai Hesroie a. S,n
Antonio
Garcia bsi bcen appointed prcfrc; ~ Naeyr Icon;
Simon Planebc Of coahuila
Pgsrola The libcrnl Genorsl operating IN o'laca had
bsen sepuls,d aud fefeslag towards Tehuaulepec
In Tchuanispeo itself body o. two tlsogsNna hosfns
whipped Colonel Garcia caio
Tho liberals sent 10 the ety Of MEXICO FOR trial had
been shot Colonel Patoo liberal about u be shot st
Mouina hal been sent 20 The city d Netioo Tor tad
Marshal Bazaac hal eone Qaefslaro 10 orgaare TN
pnrtsni military movements
French reinforcement. had been sen, u hazaiIan
The Governor Of Lower California who irisi ~ induce
p,ople 10 submit quietly N Maximans authority Aad
falling do a. has len tho country militia forcs Il
H. be sent there cnfOrcs obeficnre
Dr. Manuel farnzrrscr had be On sent By haklnilisn
~ Envoy Extraordinary 70 Russia. SSeien and Den
msrk
A plot against tho Ife or Marimfan's War Minister
had been discovered several persons were arrested.
among them tvo cnoneis
The ibera loader Iairs vns defeated by The imperial
above Paso do Novilla and reireaied 70 PnpuAty
Governor Fernando Ortego also defeated BY the
imperialiss, aud fed 70 VI Reccion-
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aud .er being ,co,ured w~ .sn 10 Suuse sAandTsvss
for disposal After Listening tho .scts In the
magistrate discharged OSuIlyan and drootsA
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ItaIvs
Tho reported death OF Gibson the sculptor al Rome.
unfounded His life had beeU eeeparod or; Out al
latest dates he much boer and hopes were enter
tanned OF his recovery
submarine telegraph cable successfully lAid on
the 2lst between LeghOrn and tho island OF Corsica
Franco II said 10 have rendered her good occ5 In tho
dlhcuy that has arisen between the Pope AMI kussa
Prince Ohio. third son OF the King Of Italy died NJ
Genoa on the 22d OF January
sgnor Scaloa, the Minister OF Finance, made bis
financial statement in the Chamber OF Deputies on the
22. He spoke against loans and other extraordinary
expcdiens and proposed that tho deficit OF hundred
and eleven million lire should 10 covered by increased
expenditure amounting 10 thirty millions Sgnor Set
aioja extends 70 fifty Ave millions
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Tho Mexican Consulate has received onncisi CON.
muncaou FIRM Juarcr and the Minister Of Foreign Re
iaiion~ dated NJ Paso del sortc Dscsrnber ~ AL ihs
gencrns con, handing liberal forces gavs In their a4he
romeo aud approved the desrcc extending The term u
Juarex PRESIDENCY
some Frsnoh troopa ~hcs started IN The direcsion u
nj Psso had returned after marching fourteen leagues
The republican troops Al VI Pe-o were Tally prspafrf
W the French should they aitsDpi 10 carry ino
execution their design
General Negrete was Installed aiastsr 81 War 90 shS
18th of Dcosmber.
.-,Tbs report TIA, Jua<-s h.a reached s.s ApsOaso
Ttras, Ia unfounded
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The Tmes Of the sd. IN its city article. savs -
Mexican srcuritis scverrly depressed by tho per
symptoms that her pfrsrnt OF or,cr aud
prgrc-. may BE- interrupted aud the reign OF anarchy
re- established
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s~~v NAns~Sl osxss "A call be- in.t b~>n isssed ~
Ne osn.1uss ~ Ms srnss2sasss v 49, onr-- sns
nsu u ne ss~sssy 60 v ssssnh<s a ne ~msS.
c~sse~ nasks~ ~ nuvvv svsssss. ~ Ne psrpn~> %
perfec<inx nDaHnl exnnnsxnf>oa To s&~<txiss a.
rvs, " s&Ss r o. silnnS vsrb.rrk, NJ ora ssess'
" Ne 3svsssy -s<Ss rsf.<~A
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A.-sao~ Hoot.
Asd tinds ~ ~sfn yssf B9sis saf 49, -
nr,.f..v A BROOKE Asest
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na. Marry sAsDsKso.'s oosoxmr.


Afcspcct,bly szcd audience. principally eDmpo-ei Of
rn1sosns both profe,sonli aud amateur oongre' ,"i
yesterday at Wall. Ks theatre hear the shave favor
ne American pianist previous 70 hz departure from
New York Hr Ssndefson played namb-r 81 ms o~n
,ran-srip,iDns and pOka with his accustomed
brilusncy The Electric Polka, Martha ynaass, Lais.
~ end study Oclavc-. t,o vol known % ned
description here Mr. sandsraon ha- peculiar style q
bps own whle. v u persegrred IN, plase him Of TIE
bsH of hrs prufrsspn HIS wonderful rrrciAon IN
'fsnos ~ age md dist nolBes Il ,ur IN
t- mod rapid rnove,nrnt- unid ~osnreir a'nnys
~ style institute hts c.tractensiic mode % playing
Hs ,ranscrp.ons therefore, abound IN spusiinr vsv1e
paaEra. whcb. although thor may no rsHseNs fnneh
srg nexs Of thou ht sentiment aiuIs attractive
and repisr W. know not any piansi =. fresent equal
- him IN rendering al % musc Hr Ssniere,n "a.
safpafted by Mf Jehin Frnne ths coebsnisd vol nsi
Mis- Zslfa Harrs0n. rDnirafn. Nf NiiisD Catile ard
Air. Ssyrens' mod sBc1e.s gAy rendered ~
Acszrs Prune and Sanderon Tbs I,eco h ruihes
vrsnrn, ~ mountAnsrrs sing, which 0nght -
bs hiThy cOiored and more ehetTsiy varied ~
order " d-selop ~ native wildbs.z aud primitive
style The pier d. r,ssflne' for The risln wAa Pag
pinia ceiersiod Carnival 81 Venice IN ~brh every
tr,raey aud dincuyy which IL capable - bring nitro
duoed violin music, cOmpra sd Tie most ertrs
ordinary md ~ .ofne ihsiAncs. rfelros psfs ~.
char.trf ~ In his La hslsfif hge,
Mr Prume hdsgsd rather To- ns.sh 10 p.s"
brs.s,b~- through tho theme Th- rrnor nov-ui-n,
In the cola rendered With pa nufenea
which We I'D not expect 70 hhl IN Vim ~ fAffA
uonist h. /. unsurpassed but no rraa,r- mDfe fsrsf
snf brfusdth ~ tSae Ms Hsrrtat- sdfnirsf
ant r-ce,vei se de-erved spplsn.e se dos. ngs rs-
aces vscs " great power ricbno~ bit Oue tlAt is
however pleasing and well tkDcf NJ Castie'A hne
,arur wore wa heard ~ bsues ryantase each
note being delivered IN ctesr bod aks tYn1. ~Hhyri
.iiyht-a rrAinug ~ unrs 90 cirsi. Ike shat 80
sxn fnss phni1rf IN The Fuur1~uih aifeet Msnalis
nm n NeldOm thai the ofnpanla rtrfris~s a. '
naa~noe IN a concert bot yesterday tbs kentsfaan -
dawn the progrsHras ~ dfesiol 80 - <rsdruns'sy
unspi,ef for thsi position thsf l<h we 49, r~ tri W.
tys~ons Who obllr~ % play - b. sfcouJs
nisneni v~ry uncomfortable diftnm the Performance
W. uncsfstsnd NJ tafiersn puryores glinE one rgr,
Nsin~~fa, nrxt, shigh should - .iisD1ei
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