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Reform In Turkey.

1t Is an old and accepted theory that Turkey
y "sick, !" and that dissolution cannot be long
deferred. The theory has been accepted as
true any time during the last eighty years. It
y quesdonable-not to put 1t more strongly
whether such theory be the correct one. IF
Turkey b dying, she has been dying for such
an uncomfortable length of time that, like
Charles the Second of England, of merry
memory, she Is almost bound to confess herself
under the necessity Of ma king an apology
Turkey not only is not dead, but she is revealing
more hopeful signs of life than she has done
for the last one hundred years. The Sultan's re-
turn from his visit to the West promises to
mark the commencement of q new era in the
Moslem empire. Hopeful results are already
flowing from that visit Reforms have been in
trQluged, and the Sultan has shown his will
anenass to advance on the pathway Of pro-
gress BY cslling to his aid the leaders of the
reform party, or, as it Is otherwise named,
Young Turkey" 1t is not to be denied that,
10 the Mohammedan and Greek religions, dan
gerous and Obstructive elements exist, and that
to make progress compatible with the con-
hnued existence of these institutions will re-
quire large measure of the highest kind OF
craftsmanship. Still, the work is not impossi-
BILE. Both Mohammedanism and Greek Chris
tianity are verging on that boundary line be-
yond which religion ceases 10 be power, and
loses itself in the mythical and the fabulous.
Even If these systems had in them more vitality
than they have, their influence would not be
permanently obstructive. Religion Is, no
doubt, power in every community, but it is
less governing power than it once was.
Steam, electricity and the printing press-the
general diffusion of knowledge and application
OF mechanical power-have pushed the reli-
gious element slightly into the shade r the
Sultan honestly persevere in his work of re-
form, he may become to his country what
Peter the Great became to Russia.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.

IMPORTANT ORDERS CONCERNING TIE INSPECTIONS 1867.
According TO circular issued from the Inspector Gen.
erals Office, and In pursuance OF the military code,
enacted by section chapter 602 laws Of 1867 "Dlvson
and Brigade Inspectors classified belon cling TO the
department. OF the Inspector General. and all reports
heretofore required 10 be made to the Adutan General
shall be made 10 the Inspector General" In conformity
with such authority the Inspector General
mand Of ali division and brigade inspectors during the
present fall and issues his orders in accordance thsre
with. In addition 70 the usual returns Of muster
rolls no requires . carefully written report
OF the general condition OF each brigade
and division. 1t is required that each inspection shall
bs preceded by q review and also that in case the
ocer In command OF the regiment 10 superior In rank
70 the inspecting ocer the review will DO required In
full and all snutes given not AZ compliment, but
a matter Of drill The minimum OF company now
fixed at forty-nve men: that Of . regiment at siaht
minimum companies OF three hundred and sixty men.
No organization will be classed . regiment unless
contains the latter number OF mombers and the annual
regimenta fund Of $500 viii bs paid only 10 those
organizations which have two hundred or more mon
present at inspection.
THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT INFANTRY
The commissioned officers OF this command assembled
at the armory Thursday evening" October g. and tho
non-commssioned stan and comm ssioned officers
on saturday evening. October for Theoretical IN.
drills commenced October l.
SEVENTH REGIMENT INFANTRY
The non-commissioned STAFF commenced instruction Ia
the new Upton tactics on Friday evening 9th ult and
the commissioned officers Of the regiment assembled for
o like purpose Monday evening last
THIRD BRIGADE NATIONAL GUARD.
IA announced in General Orders No l2 OF this CON-
mand that the system OF tactics prepared by Brevet
eaIor General Upton shall aone be used by the First
Seventh, Eighth NINTH Thirty-seventh and Fify-fth
regiments and all other modes Of instruction being pro-
hlbted the list OF heretofore prescribed
from this brigade headquarters being annuied The
nual inspection and review OF ths several regiments
above enumerated will therefore be conducted In ac
cordancc with the forms prescribed by Uptons tactics,
although no movements In the school OF the battalion
will DO required 10 be performed owing 10. q want Of
sufficient time TO study the for the present year.
INSPECTION RETURNS FIRST BRIGADE
The o1caI returns OF the inspection OF this Brigade
aud Of which has already appeared In our
columns, coincide closely with the figures Of the
HERALD evoke expressions OF astonishment from
those closely skilled In such matters Tho force Of tho
the brigade published set down ut 11le Tho
Official returns figure up 1,097a difference OF 81. A.
shows healthy condition II turned out In 1850 as fol-
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MEXICO.

News from Vera Graz to che ~ Iusfaut-Fu-
neral Ceremonies Over .Fala0a HorOes-
Arrival Of Minister Plumb ae Vera Cruz.
Havana, Dot. 8, 1857
Dates have been received from the city Of Mexico -
the 2sth ult.. and from Vera Cruz to the ID inst
Tho United States steamer Yanto was detained ~
Tampico owing to . scarcity OF the bar. and
was at length obliged to 80 TO Vera Cruz.
The funeral ceremonies the fallen heroes and o
grand mi Atary review take place al Vera Orus
ON the 1st % and Sd OF October.
Rafael Garcia was made Govcrnos and Military Com
mander Of the State OF Puebls tho 2lst ulL
Tho United States representative, Mr. Plumb arrived
Vera Cruz the 9th.
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dstriess stl In wholly insufficient TO fsa6 70 re-
vval The accumuation Of zney 10 therefore 30 great
that II Is difficult II. Most Of great lnan
cia operations In relation 70 railways have Ceased
in where debentures have beeA paid oF tho pro-
ceeds in part whoie have been boarded-many per-
sons still doubling the security Of Of the lines To
carry out operations IN cotton, which now compasa
Lssy restricted, must % rsmemoered that nnniiey
nos only have tho transactions greatly diminished but
also becaussths price has become ssrousy deprscatsd
descend 70 the old point and then Il II imagined that
aanuacsrers will take heart and buy with the view Of
increasing stocks
II thea recovery should take place. and Increased
scevi onsue there would be fair prospect Of trading
suoh q really required 70 give strength 70
commercial life.
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BY STEAMSHIP TO SEPTEMBER "a.

Tho German mail steamship weser, Captain wenke,
from Bremen on the 21st and southampton the oath OF
September arrived a this port early yesterday morning
bringing mail details Of cable dispatches dated 70 her
day Of sailing from England 7el passengers and valu-
able cargo.
The feeling Of irritation produced In the public mind
in France BY the publication Of the Bismarck circular
remained unabatsd In Paris
La Rramos Of Paris speaking Of the PrussIaa state
paper, SAYS
Il 10 not France who provokss the national suscepbi.
isy Germany its Prussia provokes the suscsptibtes
OF France Prussias policy 10 Irritating In this she 70
wrong The French people NOT exacting towards
their vanqumhed enemies, and they do NOS like any
osher nation 70 be sxactlng towards thsm ssps
caly when has had neither ths opportunity nor the
honor OF vanquishng them
A denial s given toA rumor carrent in France that
explanations had exchanged between the Courts OF
Paris and Berlin In reference 70 the Bismarck
circular The French government IL Is added, he's
no. had diplomatic oognzancc Of this document 10 hsv-
ing been addressed only 70 four Prussian legations
those At Stuttgart Munich, Csrimube and Darmstsdt
Az cohsistory held In Rome on The 20sh Of Sep
tember speech was delivered by tho PopA He
solemnly condemned the recent OF the Italian
government for communicating the "sacriIegs Of the
usurpation" Of the ecclesiastical property He declared
the decree TO be null and void, and confirmed the osn-
already launched against the usurpsn The Pope
then proceeded 70 point out the calunnss contained In
pamphlet recently published In Paris, entitled 'The
Roman Court and tho Emperor Macmillan" His Holt
ness paid tribute TO the memory Of the late Cardinal
Altieri who recently died Of cholera a AIbans suo-
rzing him for having fallen Victim 70 his zeal
Monsignor dAngells has been appointed csmsriIngo
Of tho Roman Church.
The conservative, free conservative and national b-
eral parties in the North German Parliament agreed 70
insert the following passage In the address In repy 70
the speech from the throns:--
We on our part oap only consider the great tpsk CON-
patsd who'd ths entry Of % Southern atass lpio The
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According TO the sbove there ls fane-on Of 1876 on
those actually present and decreass Of $40 upon the
general aggregate. That the way 70 dispose Of dead
hsads-ths msn who promise 70 perform military duty
but who neglect TO turn out
TROOP n FIRST cAv1fRr.
This troop originally belonged TO Troop A. Third
Cavalry; but when the then Captain NOV ColoneD
Henry Brnke. transferred 10 the command OF the
First Cavalry the members brought order from head.
quarters TO folio: the FORTUNES o. she man they had %
Of the THIRD Regiment fhs old Brnksr troop or
Company A, Third Regiment, being equally d.
vided, Was dsnomnated q Troop A Captain Hart
mans) and Troop B Captain George fAndwshr,, Of
started together. lhsrsfore, with sbous thirty.
four mea each. In order 70 see how much
progress Captain Landwehr had made with
his troop (B) he ordered them out for target
practice a Elm Park, NInety-second street and
Eighth avsnus on Wednesday last October The re-
the ground and contended for the best narksmanship
This shows an increase OF tweny.thrss men In gbout
one years time. There but one drawback 70 the
Affair." This ives In the shape Of drunken corporal,
who tried 70 get up tight He should o. once BE- ~.
duced 10 the ranks expelled.
Fnsr RDGMUr ARrrILKRy
BY general orders No. 10 the commissioned officers Of
thia regimens ordered 70 appear ~ the Armory.
corner Elm and White ssesta on Wednesday. October
- half past ssveh R n, for theorsic
missonsa ocsrs are also commanded 70 appear In t.
txue uniform q The same time and place on wednes-
DAY, October 10 Tho upper drill room ~ the Armory
assigned 10 their Of the several batteries and
Bulletin announces the occupation Of the Same from
October 1, 1897, 70 May 50, 1893.
rwnSrH nxofmnrr INFANTRY.
The commissioned offccrs Of this command are
ordered 70 assemble n the rcsmenta armory In fatigue
uniform for instruction ana drill Tuesday evening
pen 0oesoss q ~ sisht g'clook Rs0etlops WI -
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pal Is $4,000, and the lowest $4,000; the high
pst for female principal is $l,60O, and the
1owest $1,000. The salaries Of the principals
OF the Primary schools range from $1,000 to
$500, and are based mainly on the average
attendance Of the scholars The male assist
ants in the male and female Grammar schools
nsoeive $l,5O0i the female assistants, from
$500 to 5000. The salaries Of female assistants
IN the Primary schools range from $40O TO
$500. Night not the salaries Of the assistants
- well a. Of the principals be raised with jus
8cs, and to the advantage Of all concerned |!
Tho whole amount Of teachers salaries in the
New York public schools is at present about
one million Eve hundred thousand dollars No
better investment Of the public money can be
made than In providing literally for education,
which Burke admirably defined as ''the cheap
defence Of nations"
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THE FENIAM MOVEMENT.

Omcial Alarm In Loudou-Intendcd Attack ON
Royal AFmory-Tho Troops thc Alert.
LONDON, Oct g. 1857
Late yesterday afternoon advces received BY the
authorities to the effect that BY the Fenans
OF the armores In this city might b expected during
the night
Government troops accordingly posted st the DIFF
ferent armories and other precautionary steps
taken which prevented the threatened outbreak.
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The Pope's Soldiers Defeated
on Pontiilcal Territory.
/" On to Romol's frOu Garihaldi and
Great Excitement in ths
Italian Cities.
FENIAN MILITARY PLOTS IN LONDON.


Battle Between the Garibaldian LcsIsnnrics
nnd tho PapRl Troeps-The Pope's Soldiers
Defeated.
LONDON, Oct 4-Mdnight
The latest dispatches received from Italy, though
hcting are highly important message has just been
Received from Florence announcing the clash Of
The insurgent troops holding strong position near
Bagnarea in verbo were attacked By the Papa forces
Short sharp fight ensued which resulted In the defeat
Of the attacking party, who obliged hastily to with
draw
The losses in the engagement are not stated.
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THE coNaEsTloH or SPECIE.

How Can the Surplus Capital sf Essiasd be
Ma 9uv1eyeds
frron the Londoa Hsral6 tclty articlsi gspt -
II noticed IN connection with the supply OF capital
that the amounts deposit N the banks and discount
establishments something fabulous. Although thses
totals are daily increasing, h questioned whcther ths
Bank Cour viii place their minimum below two per
cent because they did II n said, might - quss-
ton how far the joint stock hanks would 70 In allowing
allowed that there n q little more hade trnpsActlne,
especially In pzQdgce and some Of The pentfsctursdg
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ExcitiDg Address from General Garibaidl.
LONDON, Oct 4-Midnight
Though prisoner at Caprera, General Garbadi has
Issued stirring address to his followers which 10 pub
lshed to-day al Europe He recites at length the
grievances of Italy, and asks his oounymen 70 redress
them he appeals strongly to their patriotism and
urges all his friends 70 march forthwith 70 Rome.
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THE EFFECT IN ITALY.

Revolutionary Meetings in the Large Cities.
LONDON, Oct 4-Midnight.
The effect Of the Garbadian victory In the Papa tor
rory very insprtng to the party Of action in Italy
public meeting Of the friends Of Garibald was held
at Turin yesterday Revolutionary speeches were made
by many distinguished persons
Great crowds Of people present. and the snthu.
sasm was unbounded Meetings Of like character are
In contemplation in other cities Of Italy
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required An tho school Of the SOLDIER noIuAass shs

reassed An the School Of the Soldier incIulsg The
manual OF erms-
COMPANY q, voRrr-srvEsrn aEGImssr. :
An election for officers OF the above company. caused
by the resignation OF Captain Harry Irwin, held
FRIDAY evening at the Armory In Fourth srcok, Brook
yn T. D., With the following rosult:-Captain. William
Cornell, First iieuenant, Edwin l. Bonny; Second
Lieutenant. David Brower Orderly John b. Miller.
After the election the members OF the corr pAny and
Few invited guests adjourned to the officers rosm where
eeounui supply OF good cheer in waiting. Toasts,
merry making and were then iRdugod
for the remainder OF the evening
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About nine o'clock last evening one OF the visitors 70
the American Institute, while snatchIng cent from
under one Of the trip hammers exhibition had his
right hand mansled in shocking manner. II appears
that he had placed the coin the anvil for the purpose
OF seeing the effect blow Of the hammer would make
and after had been struck about recovering the
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:, a G.t . lie Let On Out { q { ! thu a,! Rns.n

Cat Let Out OF the BRg~
Wonder folks thinks that doctors made the sckee
in order TO make respectable bilf DR. w0Lc0Tr won't
take pAyfrom anybody, rich he al psa
Of any kind instantly for hundreds every day uh nine
O'Clock at night, but don't open on Sundays It's Pan
lar bottles hold eight dollar bottles and has big brus
Everybody bottle In the house ready for use
stops all pain, from mosquoe bite 70 the most painiuA
cancer harmless a water and leaves no stain lie as2
OF that standard cAtrh and cold
in the head, wOLCorTs INSTANT PAIN ANNIHI,
LATOR the sales OF which hundred thousand
bottles each month. He afford 10 stop pain Cor every
body and all their relations free Of charge At hts once
Chatham square New York. Now look and don't gee
cheated IN buying Don't touch bottle unless you are
II has white wrapper around the bottla Bewaro
of brown tinted wrappers.
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BASE BALL IN MISSOURI. .

ST. LOUIS. Oct 8, 1857
In the base ball match TODAY between tho Union Ana
Hope Clubs OF this city for the championship OF the
State OF Missouri, the Unions won by a score Of
a to %.
On Thursday next the Union nine will play agaiust
picked nine from St. Lous when James Mcbride. the
pitcher OF the Athletic Club, Of Philadelphia who 10
now in this city. will pitch against the Unions.
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THE ALABAMA ELECTION.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. s. 1857.

MONTGOMERY, Oct s. 1857.
Returns from thirty -four counties. about cnehalf OF
che State. have been rscsiv ed The vote for the Con-
vsntou is than 1900 votes over the required
one-halr
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THE SCOTCH FAILURES.

Cheering Prospects Of GiasgOw Firm.
GLASGOW, Oct 8, 1857
is reported that Buchanan Co., Of this city, who
were recently announced having faed win bs fully
able 10 pay all their indebtedness
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Lefnsweils imitation OF Forrest in the barIssqus OF
Era Davolo IL capital So Il his Romeo Jafsr Jenkins
IN the extravaganza Too Much for Good Nature. hs
gsdey Brown has made herself permanent favorte up
town, and, a. the bold brigand and Matilda Chummy
Wus for the week greeted with applause The com.
pany Il exactly suited for burlesQue and the theatre s
sk becoming institution, with the foundation OF
capable management and unexceptionablo entertain
menl Byrons we'll known Aladdin follows Fra Davolo
and Mrs. Sedlsy Brown will be the Wonderful Scamp on
(ka ocrsalo0
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SYSTEMS RUN DOWN.
es:s:: y physical iorssa sscsnp.ass dsasi
sfe IN wSss. iSss Ss Z U
has been proEshs on sy s.ess:,s pay.c. :soF
q s % S equally
and certain & res after se.nss. ass srSs E
competent "'afi 4;lF si;hsSI'z Shs4 4oxrc n USE"
II men we're not foosSly csre.ss about their health ana
y d1 s. y S whss
Al $
ScS .hS:s soa:.ay s%glsysdo indoor occupations,
very best ssfssuard q health where ere prsdlspcs
be on " S er Which no
4 ss new s" s.l,as *: ssS ne
fNG cEREu Ss sales have escsedsS The enormous Ssurs
% nwo s oF b grmss ss sss ss q
placed in continuous line bottles would actually reach
eou.y Fragrant liquid extending from New York % rSs-
Toilet a.cs:s .,cs,
equal % Sl any made ssissrooa % PsTs row New York
A-:y ws ysa Az sS,::I's: Use Mffes fss i
The, contain neither n.rsds Of silver nor lac sulphur "a
no sediment For sale BY druggists. Mandatory 10
broadway. New York
4: or, ,.ss, sr p,s IL e.:
neous FACTORY 81 Barclay street.
yss ...s ana s:s . "a
desire saving hfty per cent
- .ss .: sa Broad
R q: .Ss- & s ssss 2. fssstsl ~. s:.s % 4:
every Tuesday. from a. n. g r. \.
During she prscs.ss - q vTss!s.sns.s IEssyUcyX
ING syRGP u relieves ~, child rom pain :ofisas Is
... : .d <. ss .:s r 20 ss. ' e A
ersesiy sAfe In all osssa uioas Of mohss On ~
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,Hysg,s Life B.I..w..-Rses.~ss!ss, NsyrsIx
ea and uout In their worst forms also Scrofus hing
Evil hrysipelas Old Ulcers Salt Kbcum, Dyspspsa Lvsy
Scmrl.nt kidnsys. the worst cases cf nnpsr,iy o ssS
A. per- r. ss: .S 's st y z % D.y
4: Es.1, ..Is S;s ~. s.sy
cure al RSsamsc Sssrsisic Nervous sgd Msisroas
s,n ssa 1;s''s s.sssa. &c ssn So.
Eo, .syss 's..s:s :.. PAID
Doubloons and AL kints 81 Gold and Silver
TAyLOk 4 Co. Bankers 10 Wall slsest MI.
TIE Msmmssh sPersiss ,rwpsss~ldlscrial
and Loss Races Racing and Trottsng throurhou the
country Aquatic SPORTS Base Ball, Cricket ard All SPORT
ing nswa Soc Wilkes spirit Of the fmea October s.
WIGS. Teupccs and -lOraamentsl HAIR
Best quality Hair bye and Hair Dyelng, Ill coors. -
SATcAEtsOE'S u, " pSRa Szesk
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Apparent Preparations for q Winter Cam
palgn.
LONDON Oct 6. Evening.
The Standard OF this city, in q leading article this
morning, says that the general armng OF France s
citing apprehensons Of . winter campaign.
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SCHOONER WRECKED NEAR TORONTO.


TORONTO, Canada, Oct 6, 1867.
The schooner ". A. Grover, bound from Hamilton to
oswcgo with nine hundred bushels Of wheat was
wrecked night opposite this city, and went to pieces
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HEAVY RAINS IN THE SOUTH.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 8, 1851.
The weather is cold and has been raining In torrents
all day.
The reports from Florida and Southwestern Georgia
arc very gloomy. heavy rains being reported.
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A.-Unlversal ExpssItien. Paris. kS0z.e
STEINWAY . SONS TRIUMPHANT. having booa
awarded The FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL for Amed-
pianos all three STYLES exhibited this medal being
distinctly classAed hrst In order OF mer By tho unanimous
% sns Hos cs ana III ka
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STOMACH. AND THE ONLY NATURAL TONIC. Mr..

A. Behrcnd l7l Sixth street writes:-For tho pass tive
throat and chest have been coated with phlegn
ton and removed all pain Sold BY all druggists and
Gers, and 6l1 BROADWAY, AT THE DEPOE
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THE ANXIETY At the SOUTH OVER TINE COMING NORTHERN
ELECTIONS.

VIII xIscroS, N. G., Oct g. 1857.
The whites here tako but little in,eres, In the local
politics. bu snxously ait the news from The Northern
elections
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German stadt Thentre.


Straight from tho regions Of the Hartz Mountains
where according the legends and fairy tales Of Hans
Christian Anderson, gnomes and elves do dwell have
New York threo Of the queerest little dwarfs
and the most perfect little this any other city
has ever seen Kitz Josz Jean Picolo and Jean Petit
the Of these miniature performers, and their
habitat at present Is the German Stadt theatre, the
Bovcry. Last evening the dwarfs made their dcba
fore American audience three vaudeves written
expressly for them, and entitled respectively Asses
MIX, Bully Boy and Brotherly Kindness, al.
fhough the German appeations sound somewhat diff
6rently. The Bully Boy the best of these pieces
and better enabled the points Of the little to be
seen but the plot was simple enough. An old tailor Ktz
Josz has pretty daughter, and the waiter at neigh
boring tavern falls In love with the maiden and desires
weak point however, which the waiter does
GALL TO take advantage Of. He says that
could swindle hum out OF his goods; and the waiter err
1oppe) makes bet that the tailor is to give him his
daughter II he can get coat away from him without
paying Tor H. Antoine tho waiter then engages with
Jean Petit TO commit tho theft for him; and Jean not
only takes the ccat but In various disguses gets
money also out OF tho old Then general denoue-
mcnt ensues and every body y made happy. song
by "Josoy' In this was caplialy donc and encorcd
1oss than three tines The facial expression and
eheir different " make ups nimitable, provoking hts
% laughter Manager Harman has made hit undoubt.
edy and the three dwars Of the German Sadt theatre
promise 70 he the sensation tho season Last night
she house crowded 10 repetion, and full from par
Quet and pit 70 the 'topmost gallery.