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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
ADJOURNMENT or THE LECIsLA
TURE.

The Legislature Of this State adjourned
on the Ilth inst, after having passed bills
enough to make a volume half as large as
Webster. Unabridged Dictionary an the
Christian people in the STATE should Join in
thanss to the Throne Of Grace that it did
no more harm than it did Another such q
Legislature would sink US, If the Repub-
lican party returns within the next ten
years, the same amount Of corruption and
yeuaiity 20 a single Legislature it deserves
etel nal defeat.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

S. T.-1ss0.-E.--Jhs =s8oVnt u Piaatatin
Ritffrr sold IN one year is sGaetsing startling
Tbey would CD Broadway si1 feet hagA, from the
Park 10 9Th street. BRAKES fnHnoi@saeIy y Cns
f,ho irrtitutions of New : York. Is j. aid that
j,,ee nainted az the rocks in the Eastern States
Tifb b}s cabalistic IS. T.--ls6er-A,' and then
rot The old granny legislators 70 pass . lay pre-
Ss+tIT.s, disf. ggring the face q nature which
gires him monopoly. We Do not kn9H %"
M 4. but We do know The Plantation D4''sIs
-. ~ 6tl,er article ever did They arc used
H. 4Il alasses Of the community, aud ars DEAN %
Tiysnensia--eertsIn. They are very Tnyis9T&,ins Z
nor iaDgn5d and weak. and great aPPet1zel.
saratoga Spring Water, sold by aildraggl'l
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
SPLENDID REPUBLICAN VICToRY IN b

SPLENDID REPUBLICAN Victory IN JER-
sEr CRY. If the CoppeFheads have time
to stop hurrahing and drinking whisky about
carrying Connecticut by seven hundred ma
jority, We ask their attention to the follow
ing
NEw YoRK, April 10,-The election in Jer-
sey City yesterday resulted as follows; 0'Deill,
Dem. for Mayor, 1868 Gopsill, Rad. Rep,
l94s-giving Gopsil a majority Of IS, a very
heavy Republican gain, the city generally Civ
ing 500 Democratic majority
Now, the Republicans did that in one lit
de town-almost as much as you did in a
whole State, aud about which you are crow
ing as if your heads would come of. Pits
riHe .T0uaaqL
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
NoRrH AN snIrnoLINA.

MKT II AN sOUTROLiNA'
Great Destittpn And People
important der TsJY General
LHARIEsrosprl u Aleral Siclles,
eommanddaut ,oilitaly Ict No ., en-
bracsing North i SoutjroIina, has Is
sued orders, ulfate ofrlestoB, 5. G..
April il, settifttb 4 Jbe general des-
titution prevail sggp'1e ponulation Of
the district, renieoes 1 Tor their relief,
ths ADOPTION *rauhary measures.
He therefore Is th NJ person shall
Dc imprisoned 1t etpt upon e0nYic-
tion Tor fraud tRrntt oa aecrees for
the payment OF orauses of action
arising 6e' ween hbl 10Th 1860, and
hay 10Th, 1900 III Be enforced by
execution ag@nst totrty or the person
q me defendant, he.fEs, coT0ners and
constables shall s br fwelye month.
sales Of Bropeftyabhiies contracted
prior to Decemba bat ali proceed
lngs ior the recoFblney, for the pur-
chase Of negroes a Enled. that in sale.
0I property, hy eNl or order Of court
there shall be resc1lefen9autg bavin.
families dependingf6em. implement
Of husbaudry, boutoods 81. to III,
value Of $500. and z Dronertv Of ab
sent debtors shall taken under tn
foreign attachmenbss The ords
also pEohi5lts the pbfcarrying dead.
weapons, except ny iand soldiers, an
makes an offender an. to uunishnen
by mIilitary eommlsThe punishment
OF death 10 CERTAIN cakurglary and Ian
eeny is apolished- aq4rity Is given th
Governor Of North S1sL c-,-,liIla I
repriege or pardon p convicted an
sentenced by civil coud TO remit hnt
aud penalties.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

eIn lifting the kettle from tbs FIRE / sealaea
,vsrif rer., seveFey-one hand almost ~ q eIiaI'
.Tbs torture was unbear,lbie- Ins Mexican
Mustang Linime1t relieved the Paia alwosi i,3-
--e5;atsIv. II healed rapidly, AID left very little
- CH4s. FosTEH, 40 Brad s.. Phiia
rTbis l. uerely sample Of what the Aastaog
Eminent VIII Do. Il Is invaluable 10 aI ease oi
wounds. swelings, sT.rainsy cuts bruises, spawn
e;e either upon man OF beast.
beware Of couuterfeits. Sone ls genuine an le's
vrrapBsj Ia Gng steeI-plats sngraFings bearing
- .s{ggnafurs Of G. " Nez6rgok, Chemist, ana
NE pFirafe stamp Of DEHAs BAnSEs & Co.. Aea
Saratoga Spring Water. sold By all druggist
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

bEHr Soul tells US earnestly and crush
ingly that ''for more than fifteen years be
has laborel for the completion Of the
"Connellsqine road. Rather long time
to labor to no purpose Had the gentleman
taken pick and shovel and gone to work
on this much abused line, he might have
employed his talents more eongenially and
in accordance with their natural bent and
he would now be able to point to something
more substantial.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
HARDWARE
Ii AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
GEO. BLYMYER & SON

Have Just received full stock Of all goods be-
longing to their trade.
GARDEN TOOLS
Of ali kinds; Sh0vels, Hoes, Rakes, Spades, dc
WOODEN WARE,
Buckets, Tubs, Churns, Baskets, SC.
SHUer-Pldted Hare, Pocket Books.
TOILET SOAPS, all kinds.
BR0oMS, BRUSHES, oiL-CB0rHS, sc.
COAL OIL LAMPS AND COAL OIL,
WHITE LEAD, an grades. YARNISHES,
LINSEED OIL, TURPEN IINR. WHALE-oIL,
IRON, NAILS and GL-4SS.
va Please call and see our stock. keep a
fnl assortment Of every thing in line Of busi-
ness. and will sell at q reasonable profit
sign Of the MILL SAW. APfil12i4t
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

The report Of Pfasor Agassiz, director
CsmJa8ga, iog the f.ycar, mas 6etlf5 fai-I
before f..e Na7,achus- legislature. The
VrIuciua. work 1fJhe j. was the reception
and arrangement Of Immense collections
made 10 Brazil by Ea or Agassiz yet
there are still about ST kegs and cases u0t
unpacked. In the q Of fishes no Jess
than iitly thousand sDmeus were actually
counted, represeutiupTcT two thousand
two hundred species. thousand OF which
are probably new 20 icncg The various
departments 0fthg .ntutiou have not been
sufEeretl 10 lauguish ,h7evcr. and consiiaTa-
ble additions and sclnges were effected.
As j, was deemed ast5 begin the Museum
in small bujldInEEBaoularrc as its wants
increased the preat building has become
full 10 overlooking Tie collection of rep
tiles probably q hsest IN the country.
and may c9mpareHu with those gi
THE a'3 world It 1f fishes exceeds any
thing uav czjstiHgrxee9d those of the
British Museum Ia .Jar3in des Piantes
taken together u number of species of
this class Of yertc(tas is more than nine
thousand. No muam Is richer in its col
lection of Tadiata Certain branches Of
natural history hu'been i0steTed, to the
ne-le., If others. nraeT to I'll wants 10,
uppNel by other tseums, and 70 avoid
h- mistake often l-.a By ueb institutions
HF repeating each gsr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

eI 1t is very seldom that you see papers
purporting to be as opposite in their views
a. the Somerset Whig and Bedford Gasate
SO heartily in sympathy with each other. It
,o'r.t Hs. 81, the Ground that fellows IN mis-
fortune have a warm side Tor those whose
misfortuues are similar. \ fellow feeling
makes Us wondrous kind, you know
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

AgUE Dg MAGvoIIA.--Ihe p7cttiest thing
the "sweetest thing, and the most o. u i9T lhs
-, ,.onov. Ii oyercemos the 9dor If persplTa-
tion. softens and adds delieaey % the skla, Is a
delightful perfume; allays hcadaehe and jnf-am-
matian, and Is a necessary companion N tae sisE
room, in the nursery and upon the toilet siaeo7aTa-
IL can be obtained everywhere ~ one a'iiaf per
Saratoga Spring Water, sold b. all druggist;
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

1t may he iHtGestingtny readers to
know from what source: :Rrge revenue
Of the State Of Pennsylyt derived, nov
that the State taxes on rttate ere abol-
ished. Lei Us take a feQs from one oil
the latest reports on thi5ect and place
them Ia The order Of theiriisude. Thus
for example, the tax on ration stocks
yielded last year 81 ,253. Che tax on ton
mage S30I, I4l; the c0mHpn Of the ton
mage tax, $500, 600; retaicenses, S53t,
lgi: col.steral inheritan.X. 80 40,
tavern licenses, $2jI, 462 tax On loans,
S27S 493; tax on em0its Of othces
SI63, 24J; tax on gross PTS Si322,4,-i
tax en- foreign insurance panless SIS
I58 From these few ! are collected
tAe large amount Of S3p53. The bal
aace of the income oftbde last year was
procured from a large 1ur Of other tens,
such as taxes On Wilk adeeds, on bank
dividends, brokers aGdyate bankers,
auction duties and ctunDns. from hcen,
se> for eating houes. ard rooms and
bowling saloons, padlebrokers, patent
medicine 1ealers, ari ais variety OF otheI
sources. including $50 % cases Of con
science From aithesources the largi
SUM of sbeut Eve ad aaTter millions o
dollars was eg.lecta dug the year 1896
1t VIII perhaps, cgHy Interesting {.
notice some Of th4argltams OF c1pena.
tuTe 10 which thistree is devoted, !
few Of them, ranki inhe order Of thel
magnitude, are fpws Interest o.
loans 81 -, lH5. tus Is If Government
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

s1T Il is reported in the Harrisburg Tee
graph Of the 18th inst, that John Mcllben-
ny, editor and proprietor of the Gettysburg
Star died on the day previous His dis
ease was Neuralgia of the heart. He was
an enterprising young Journalist, aud a very
pleasant companion.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

wHR7 DIp IRA young lady returning u
her country home after a sgiouru Of teT months
n New Yorx was hardly recognized By her
f-is-ds In place Of q rustic, flushed fare, she
had q soft. ruby complexion, of almost marble
gmo9thness. and instead Of p. she really appear
ed but IL She told them plainly she used hagan.
Naguolia Balm, and would not be without H.
Anv lady can improve her personal appearaLhas
veTv much By using this article L can be order
Cd of anv druggist FOR only so cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, soldb all druggists
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

LEAvENwoRrH is chapter in the book
eff Western miracles. Twelve years ago the
spot had nohuman habitation The Indians
hunted over il, and fsbed by the side Of it.
TO day it is a solid city of p, 600 souls! IL
has fine houses, thrifty stores, half dozen
Of churches, and about three hundred grog
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
HARERIEIs
Proceedings OF Leslaturc.- Free Rail-
road Bill Lost the SeHate,-Tbe
NoHopOIy Again triumphant.

Monopoly 4 gain rlumpHant-
IIABBsBCR april 10, 1861
AIr Bigham moH to consider the genu-
inc Free Railroad D, which was lost by
the following vote.
YEAS. -Bigham Brown OF Lawrence.
Brown of Mercer, Qeman, CoWles, Davis,
Graham Lowry, T4or, Wallace, " bite,
Hall, l.
NAYS .-Banety Council, Donovan,
Fisher. Glatz, Hobs. Jones, Landon. Nc
Candlcss, MeConaug, Randall, Bidgeway,
Roger, Schall. Searht, Shoemaker, Stutz-
man, Walls, WorthEton. 1q.
So the free railros bill fails this session.
Senator Graham as unanimously noml-
mated for Speaker il te Republican caucus.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
8eotoroynquurr
BrDroRD, "a, FRIDAY. ArRn fe. 1861.
BUSINESS HoFIcE.

Mr. ALEx. b. AGNEw is the authorized agent
for the INQUIRER, 70 receive subscriptions adrsr
iisemeuts collect accounts and receipt tor the
Mr. AssEw viii cali upon all those who are IN
dehted 10 and present our accounts, ae wil alsa
give those whose advance subscriptions expire on
the i-t Of April chance to pay up for the ucEf
year.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

A1l,glo v.lys beautiful head gf hair. and its
,rssr-ratior from premature badness and turning
s,rsy, viii NOT fan 10 use Lyons celebrated kath-
sirGn. II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy,
eradTcs e. dandruf, and causes the hair 70 grow
with luxuriant beauty. Il is sold everywhere,
F.THOMAs LYON, Chemist n. y.
Saratoga SpFing Water, sold By ali druggist
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

HeinstTeet's inimitplc Hair Coi'rng iias go
-~37I,, gr1yyfu- in favgr for over twenty : years-
n 49, uTgn the absoTbents a. the roots q t1s
hair. and changes it 70 its original color BY as-
rrees. All instantaneous dyes deadsn ana inJ'Is
sc Eair Heimztrests T. NOT dye, but l. Ger
tain IN Its results. promotes It's groFtii' ana !
I--t;r,1 n trr DEFssrye Price 80 cents and
Sold by al deslers.
Saratoga Spring Water. soldhy all druggists
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

Ays ELIZABETH LITTLE, by D In the Common
her next fIieHd,p Washabaugh : Pleas Of Bedford
We. county No s.,
David Little. april arL lc6-,
Alias subpoena
on libel for Divorce.
And, nFTv. Feb. Is, 1861 the Court, on motion
Of :. W Liuceufeltsr. ESQ, grant q rule on David
Little respondent n theSbove case, to show cause
why divorce riaealo HsotriE.oRii should not
be decreed The said rule returnahie on Monday
O. Z. SHANNON,
ATrEsT: ProthaHotarY-
ROBERT STErKHAy. Sheriff.
Te DAVID LITTLE AND ALL PARTIEs INTERESTED.
Sot7re 6. hereby given that the undersigned
Comm iz>ieuer appointed by the Court 10 taze to-
tin0ug IL the above case VIII attend 60 the dutles
of his - I'll appointment at his Office n Bedford,
OF SATURDAY, april 20, so. at ten O'Clock, 4.
NJ, when ud interested can attend If they think
Pr MA. POINTS,
March -. Commissioner.
TAvERN LICENSES. is hereby given
i thar Tho following persons have taken ont
petitions for Tavern License, and that the same
viii be presented 10 the Court Of Qnarter Sessions
At Bedford for allowance, On the 22d day oi
APri' nests
Valentine Miller, Londonderry township.
Jacob Mills Clcarville
John Jrssua, CenteTvilc.
Burton Ei>all, Schelisburg.
Bernard B'Neal, Chaneysyille.
jos. 8. -toneT, Bloody Run.
Charles Bush, Palo Alto
J. Valentine Besscrer, StOnerStoEn
Jos. nortimore, Snake Spring tp.
Cath. Thicker, Stonerstown.
George Weimer Bloody Run
Isaac F. Grove, Bedford Borough.
Valentine Steczman, Bedford Borough
/ john l., GEoye, Bloody Run.
Joseph Foner, Buena Vista.
/ John Aldstsdt, Plessantville.
/ 4. :. PenueI, Rainsburg-
Joseph Cessna, Harrison y.
| Geo. II. Colviu Scheilsburs-
Thos Price, Brosdtop tpwnship.
A G. Allen, Bedford Springs.
/ J. n. Shoemaker, Bedford.
Henry Weaver st. ClaiT., il3e
! Geo. ". Figard, ColedB'c Borough.
John Eeighari Half Way Rouse, nian tp.
Peter Aruirk, st. Clsirsvilie.
Tobias Saf Ter, SaSton.
EATING House.
( earn. .4alart & McMuIIin, Bedford Borough.
/ David .tac Bedford Boroagh.
4ohn 3 Ninnieh, do do.
1 A. g nchroyer Bloody Run.
I A L. kcgg,
/ Jas. hammond, Bedford
W. A. Grove, HopeweH tp.
Rachel NaaEle, ST. Clairsville.
/ Daniel Stover, Woodberry-
] Phiueas A. RUnyan, Bloody Eaa.
Wm II. Allen, ". Providence tp-
! March ~, S67- O. L. SHANNON, CEb.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
A D1lTNTsTRAT6N,s NOTICE

A DMTNISTR AT6R'S NOTICE.
~ Letters Of Administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned, by the Register Of Bedford
county, upon the estate Of John B5wzer late Of
Nur.ier township, decd, notice is hereby given to
al persons indebted to said estate 70 make im1ne-
diaje payment, and those having claims against
the same wiz present them properly authentica-
ted for settlement.
DUNCAN NrVICKOR, Admir-,
April 5. residing in sehellsburg.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

Iysv's E1rEAgT OF PuEs JAMAICA 'lNsEE--
Tor Iual-estiou, Nausea, HearLiurn, SICK Head
ache, Ch0lcraMIoTb &C, whore a warming, -e-
uisl stimulaut is required. LIS careful preVara-
ton and entire purity make IT cheap and relia-
be article for culinary purposes Sold every
where al 50 cts. per bottle
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by alldruggisis
July 20, ls66.e1w:ly
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
FROM EXICO.


NEH YORK, ApriIl.-Meziean letters
f9u the headquar.eraf the Liberals in
front Of Quereta-o, to arch 22d and San
Louis to the 2sth, conta details olthe re-
cent engagement at Celia. The complete
route Of the Imperalistis again confirmed.
Several roads for oscar are still open for
Macmillan, and the lople Of QuaretarO
ard him literally withiuppGes. The be-
sieEcr are also sufcriu for food, and the
contest turns on the qlstion Of which ar
my will be starved outirst Escobedo IS
considered incompetent 2r MS position,
\ portion of C0ahuilis again IN rebellion
under the leadership often. Herrera, who
propo es to erect the Lauana district into
a separate State. Troule IS apprehended
from. this movement, as the Insurgents
nigh. easily more on Saillo, and the Llber-
al General Ortega.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
Renorted Cantnre OF Mn,imilinn

WASHINGTON, April IA report pre-
vailed here to-day that AIaximilian had
been captured by the Liberals at Queretaro.
but no official information has been received
confirming il.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

We suppose the Target price ever paid
for course of popular htures In this coun-
try, II not In any otherourtry, was recelT-
ed By Prof, Agassiz fornis recent course IN
New York on the nalu1l history Of Brazil,
delivered under the ausices Of the Assocla-
price demanded bv. an paid to him. was
five hundred dollars for,ach lecture, or three
thousand dollars for tie course Of six lee
lures. Taking the tim. be devoted to each
lecture that is to say an average Of one
hour aud forty minuts. 1t thus appears
that he received five dllars a minute for
every minute be spoke-whieh IS a salary
equal to that OF an Ordinary Emperor. The
AssQclation which engaged his services did
not lose by the operatiol, but on the contra
ry received a very handsome surplus ior its
treasury. Mr.. Bancroft says the audiences
were the largest he ererknew in attendance
upon any scientific lectures.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

NOTICE TO EEssPAssERs.-An persons
IN are hereby cautioned against trespassing g
apon the premises of the subscriber Tor the pur-
pose Of Hunting aad Fishing OF for any other
Iarpese whatever, as ] am determined to enforce
the law against all trespassers.
ApalI9.4t JOHN II. sHAFER,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
:ERs AxD PuRmc sPEAKERs

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii find Tro~ie es useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion OF the vocal
organs The Troebss are recommended and pre-
scrIbed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Be
ing an article Of true merit, and having pT0rea
their efficacy by q test Of many years each year
finds them in nev localities in variou parts Of the
world aud the EgoeIes are universally pronoun-
ced better than other articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Truches,' and
do not take any Of the Worthless Iaifations that
NAV be offered. SoLD EvERYwHEuE.
Nov3O 1856 ;5m
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
A Cough, \ Cold OF 4 Sore Throat,
REoUIRE IvyEBiATE ATTENTION, ASD SHOULD
GE CHECKEn.
II ALLOWED TO coSrISUEs
Trrffafiou of fhe Lungs. q Permanent
Throat Disease or Consumption.
Is OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWNS
BRONCHIALT LTROCHES
For Bronchitis, Asthma. Gatarrh. Con
suupiive and Throat DiSeasea,

HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS,
GIVE TwHEDIATE Relief,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

ASS EIIzABETH LITTLE, by In the Common
hernext friend u. Washabaugh Pleas Of Bedford
vs county No s..
David Little. april Term lS6-, =,
III. srnr-..r.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

And, nEw. Feb. Is. 1857, the Court, on motion
Of J. " Liugeufelter, Esq, grant rule on David
Little respondent N theShove case, to show cause
why divorce a riaeaio 1sotsjE.oBif should not
be docrsed The said rule returnahle on Mons day
the 92nd OF Auril. 1907
The New York herald., 1867-04-15
MUSICAL.

The hirtythi Sunday concert at steinway Hall Iass
night tho aicu Of the orchestra and Its conductor
who about starting for Europe Tho part Of the pro-
gramme assigned to this excellent body Of musicians
was excellent in every sense Of the word. Frst
the prolades Of Liszt-the best ever -
wrote--fun Of massive and graceful thoughts:
then Liadpanter's Standard Bearer with the M
cvitabe trumpet and trombone obligato; nsxs
the Madeleine Waltz very clever and taking piece %
orchestmtion; wagner's overture to Rienz; the ro-
nance rom LEcairy with Ebens capital nutc solo. and
the overture to William Tell, with Morgans unrivallsa
organ accompaniment Mr. George Simpson sang ora
torio and ballad selections 10 his usual STYLE Although
tho orchestra will appear more the Sunday concerts
viii bo kept BY Mr. Harrison, With organ pianos and
st class artists up to the highest standard Of excs-
isucc. "
The ith and last concert Of the Liedoranz Society
took place last night under the direction Of M excslsae
President, William stenway, at the hall In Fourth
street Mr. Dawson, pianist; Mr.. Rudolph Hennig.
volonoellst, and tho Lederkranz chorus and amatsg
orchestra hand and contributed to the
Of tho concert Codes Inteminable stupid idea Of ths
Erl Kng sung by the mixed chorus Of tho socisy
and was worry tiresome and uninteresting
The New York herald., 1867-04-15
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL ITEMS.

J. W. walack and Charles vandenhof are at the Hos
liday, Baltimore.
Brignoli Madame Parepa- Rosa, Ferrant Fortuna and
Carl Rosa will appear In concert At Concorda opers
House, Baltimore ON the 10Th.
Lady Don commenced an engagement al the National
Washington the sh appearing - the Earl OF Lscss-
ter in the amusing burlesque Of Kenlworth.
T. A. Lyme, asat Lake city trascdisn, made hit n
the tragedy OF the Apostate there on the 2Sd uit.
A number Of American troupes are nocking 70 ne
Paris Exposition spaudlng and Rogers circus, Charley
1horne Frank Husscys mnsrsls and Maguirs's
Japanese will represent America In the amusement
no Captain Hudson will exhibit his little ship, ths
Red, white and Blue.
Edward Mollonhauer the celebrated volinist and
conductor about leave the theatre In which he has
90 long welded the leaders baton.
rival Philharmonic Society is about boing started IN
this city.
The New York herald., 1867-04-15

We have always been warm friends of the
working classes, and have taken lively inte-
rest in everything that concerned their welfare.
Although far from being convinced that strikes
are beneficial to them, we have maintained
their right to resort to them, so long as they
do not violate the law In Pennsylvania, how
ever, we see that, not content with quitting
work to force their employers to continue rates
Of wages which the prices Of coal did not
Justify, the miners resorted to acts of violence
and bloodshed, resulting In FIVE or six murders
and innumerable robberies. Deplorable as are
these occurrences, they have developed a
feature which is MS gratifying as IL is new
in outbreaks of this sort Shocked at their
conduct body Of some seventy or eighty
miners combined and armed themselves to
resist the desperadoes who sought to keep
them unemployed, and Immediately resumed
work. Since then no attempt has been made
to interfere with them, and they continue to
peacefully pursue their avocations. The good
sense and manliness displayed In this proceed
ing cannot but exercise wholesome effect on
the ruffians who seek to convert their trade
strikes into pretexts for revenge and robbery.
But If they do not have this result they viii at
least teach the well disposed and peaceable,
who do not believe in controlling their en-
ployers bv acts Of violence. that they possess