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ADJUSTMENTS
Thcntrc Francois.

srge anc fashionable audience assembled last even
ng n his place of amusement when Heloise Paranq1et
ano .Suppicc de Tantdle we're presented N. Jugnef
who has always been favorite with the French play
goers OF this city, made his rcnr6. The first piece is
comedy in four acts from the pen of ~ Armand
Durantin, which has enjoyed very successful run at
the Theatre du Gvmnase To describe the plot would
demand space than the pressure these columns
will admit. Suffice II to say that IL abounds more in
sparkling dialogue than either action dramatic effect
The readings are, however, somewhat heavy, and last
night there good deal Of dragging about thu repre-
sentation. Nine Rosa Saunier in the title role and
NM Feuot and Jnignet in the respective characters
of LIE Comte de Sableuse and CavoanoI, acted with
appropriate spirit and success. Supptics de Tdntdc
which concluded the evenings entertainment, is one
act vaudeville Of considerable brilancy, and fairly
rendered. NM Juignet and Chandora dividing with
Nine. Carmel the applause Of the audience.
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Wreck Of the Schooner Lesden-Tws Of the
SAN FRANcsco, Jan. IL, 1857
In the United states District Court test case was
made In the trial Of Lacy Deputy Assessor, who
refused 10 make returns TO Assessor Bgler Of Saca-
mento. The Indictment found 10 be defective and
qusshsd but tho District Attorney declared his purpose
70 frame Indictment that would hold, and prosecute
every deputy who had failed 70 make returns 10 the
proper officer.
The ship western Empire. from New York. reports
Thcmas Gin, and native OF England, lost over
country died nj sea on January
The Prussan bark Candace with 400 sacks Of wheat
cleared for Cork to-day.
Tbs owners Of tho whaling bark Harrison have been
awarded x300o salvage for bringing into port the snip
sbatsmuc which was faen In with 6y the former vessel
ecurvy
The news as recssvsa here yesterday az the oss o.
the iumcr schooner London. Of this pert which cap
sized and fousdsrcd a. on the 7esh u Dees-
Der The captain and crew, alter being hours
the vessel were taken OF by the brig Arago -
The steamer Pacific, with coo tressure, arrived
from PortRd Oregon, last night The Herald that
the gross amount Of treasure shipped from Portland
dupssg nc year 1903 vse 50, $4,000. .i.t. sft
The Washington Territory Legislature does not sp
prove OF the military headquarters Of the North being
transferred 10 Portland and has passed memorial 70
be forwarded 10 the War Department demonstrating
against II
In consequence Of the rumor that the cholera had
steamers the passage from New YORK TO Grsytown,
the quarantine officers have taken 70 prevent
he ,ntrDduotlon ~ the disease
The subseroon for the relief Of he sufferers by the
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soREE AT IRVING HALL.


Edward Mollenhauer gave grand classical musical
soree at Irving Hall last night The audience the
largest and most fashionable assembagc that any
hall has witnessed this season. and the programme
most brilliant one. First, there charming qun-
tette by Mozart; then came Beethoven, followed by
Chopin, Schumann and Neumann The brothers
Matchmaker and Bernard played splendldy and Pattson
collapsed all his former efforts in Chopns beautiful
Tondo Misses p. Goodhinn, L. Thompson and H.
Danziger, pupils Of. Edward Mclienhauerr's musical
Conservatory played the occasion and very
cessfuL Mic Fretorici also sang. Chopins rondo
the great feature Of the soiree and Mr. Pattson In
added more aures to his already peshoric wreath.
OSCAR PfEurER AND MADAME ALTER, rTxUFER.
These distinguished artiss who have just arrived in
this city from RE Janero, where Mr. P;s1er. who Is
son OF Madame Ida Pfser the celebrated traveller
the leading pianist gave seoncs yesterday afternoon
At their residence in Ninth street. select number OF
the most distinguished critics and teachers Of the
musical world The pieces selected for the occasion
we're very difficult and charming all of them being the
composition Of Mr. Peer whose precision and taste In
execution elected the hearty applause and approval Of
those present That gentlemans characteristics
remarkable severity OF style perfect purity 10 the most
dcult passages great delicacy IN lingering and extra
ordinary vgor In rendering the sbravura parts Mad
anne PfeiGer better known Signcra Juditta Altier.
the eminent prima DONNA sung the romanza from III
BdNo" with great OBJECT Her voice IL fresh clear ana
fully developed and her dramatic rendering very one
and powerful IL IL the intention of these aYstss 10
appear before New York audience 10 very short time
either IA concerts or (nore probably Ia opera
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M e xIco.

The Reported Occupation Of Zacatecas md
Manzanilla COMMUNICATIVE EaropeaB
C0nsuls Imprisoned by the Imperial Com
mander at Coinrn--The Evacuation Of Aca-
puic0 Doubtful.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. II, 1857
Antonio Aarcillas late editor Of a Mexican liberal
paper here goes TO Mexico By the next steamer TO
ct from Juarez certain political TO parties
in San Francisco. He retains q grant of land in Du
range to form American settlement
The steamer Montana, with passengers from New
York December 81 arrived this morning From private
letters received in this city by her the following items OF
Mexican news obtained.
Zacatecas occupied by the liberal forces Novem-
Der q. The French steamer Lucifer brought TO AGA
pulco the Of the occupation OF Manzaailla by
liberal forces-dale not stated.
II was rumored at the last named port when the Luci
fer left that Corna bad been also taken by liberals
Colima dates to December "a state that the imperial
forces we're totally defeated by the liberals the
city of Guadalajara, which occupied by the latter
under General PARA.
On December q General Chacon imperial commander
at Coma, levied forced loan Of 500, 600 which
reduced O00 and paid by six importing Of
that city. The merchants three OF whom were consus
Of Prussia, Hamburg and Bavaria, taken TO jail,
and informed that they would have to remain there
until the required forthcoming, and in the
OF the city being evacuated would be taken
The schooner Junias left Manzanla December 10 for
Acapulco, with orders from the commander al Colma
for the French the former place. Two days
later the French transport Maine arrived in search OF
provisions for the garrison of Acapulco is doubtful
whether the French will allow evacuation Acapulco
until their final departure from the ports of Mexico
the Pacific.
Another Envoy from Francis Joseph to Maxi
milan.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. IL, 1867.
A courier Fur0pe via New York iaft hare
TO-DAY {. M steamship Mexico for Vera Cruz He
lesf aia francis Joseph Of Austria TO Macmillan
1t is sufnised that the relates to reconciato
between them.
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st. Paul, Mimi, has $500 600 hotel
Illinois reduced her STATE debt last year 81 400 900
Thirty thousand marriages In Ohio last year.
German s studied in The Cincinnati public schools
General Barksdalo's remains have been taken from
the Gettysburg battlefield 70 Mississippi
SIX Chicago editors and reporters were before the
Police Court In tho space Of three montha
The Illinois Lincoln Monument Association viii Pc
ttion the Legislature for aid 70 complete tho work.
A woman in Meade county, Ky, has given birth 10
Eve children In twelve months
Five different persons oicated Governor Of Maine
within the space Of twelve months, beginning in March,
lsa3.
AZ the Varieties theatre 81 Louis, the Sd inst,
boet Girl was burned fatally by her dress taking are
from the stove in the dressing groom.
The sxty-second anniversary OF the founding OF the
Georgia Medical Society was celebrated on the I'd
slant
some portions Of the South. There won't DO much Of
taking on
The bones Of man, supposed to have been frozen TO
death and eaten BY hogs were found in Grant county,
Indiana, recently.
The Louisville Ky, Courier takes Abraham Lincoln
% OF what schools produce
and says II this Is the beat showing that be made
for them, let them slide"
Il is reported that Leander T. Chamberlain valedic.
toran and De Forest medal man Of the class Of 63 in
Yale College, has been offered Proiessorship in the
New Cornell University.
This 10 specimen OF the questions In mental ar,th.
mesic OF the Southern series Confederate sol
ders captured iwenty.one Yankees and divided them
equally between them How many DID each have2
The oldest book In Now England In owned by Rev j.
J. Power, OF Worcester, Mass, and was printed in lz70
IL 10 theological work written by kainer Catholic
priest of PEA, Italy, who died in l24a
AsiAnder case is trial AZ Chicago in which John
Durham his brother-in-iaw for g. 600 damages,
because the brobern.law compelled his wife by threats
10 state that child born i've months after marriage
the offspring Of Durham.
Great excitement was created nt Milwaukee by the
announcement that the first night Of the play OF
Gritb Gauat nhabtant OF the city would make his
debut the stage The theatre was crowded to wit
ness the aist appearance OF pig
vicksburg merchants made up a purse for the Twen
ty.fourth United States infantry, amounting 70 500 or
each soldier, testimonial OF appreciation Of theiu
services rendered in putting the great re The sol.
dsps immediately turned over the whole amount IN the
poor suifcren
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INDICATIONS Of FURTHER INDIAN HosTIlITEs.

ST. LOUIS Jan IL, 1867.
despatch from g. Joseph says that late advices from
Denver report large numbers OF buffalo going into The
Platte valley from the south As buffalo willingly
travel north In dead winter the Denver news Indicates
that the Indians behind them. with hostile inten-
lions the settlements along the Platte. All previous
Indian raids in the winter have been preceded by buff
fao, and the Ne,0s apprehends recurrence Of the
Indian massacres OF two years ago.
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MoRe pJsrIlleaY seIluses.

Since last Thursday the United States author
ties in Brooklyn have seized nine ~hskey dsti
ieres in working ORDER with all tho apparatus ana
800 barrels Of whskey, The propreto Of these places
will be brought before Commissioner Newton for
alton in few days. when, IL thought matters will
develop themselves which may tend 10 impcate other
parties who have hitherto been unexpected OF any
completely whatever In the frauds the government.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY JANUARY H. 1857


nunxation In France amounts 10 81 OO0 and that
aas forwarded 70 Paris BY yesterdays steamer
The Bank OF California declared its usual monthly
dividend of per cent for December. aggregatirg
$50 600 Over three quarters of million dollars
dividends have been distributed among the stockholders
OF six OF the Leading mines foe the past three months
and present indications give every assurance of con.
tnued prosperity in future
The bark Callabar, with eleven thousand sacks Of
wheat and bark Sauoa, with nine thousand sacks Of
wheat cleared to-day for Liverpool The bark Flora
for RIO Janeiro takes eighteen hundred barrels of
-four All vessels arriving are Immediately taken TO
load -four and grain.
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Died.

HArwARp-In Jersey City. on Saturday January IL,
Charles HAYWARD, aged So yeara
The relatives and friends OF the family, and also the
members Of Enterprise Lodge No. Is, and A. NJ and
fraternity In general invited 10 attend the fune
raj 70 take place at Grace church, corner Of South
Seventh and Eric streets, Monday afternoon, at tive
O'Clock.
The members Of Enterprise Lodge No a. F. and A.
two O'Clock, this Sunday afternoon BY order
W. n. PAGE, W. n.
c. W. CEASE, Secretary.
fFbr other Deaths SecenM Pdoe.l
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TINE NASHVILLE M;TaoPotITM POLICE Law DECLARES
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

NASHVILLE Jan. IL, 1857.
To The chancery Court Judge Campbell to-day desded
that the bill Of the fennessee Legislature creating
metropolitan police force for Nashville is unconsttu-
tonai the ground that partial law that
missoners constitutional ofcers that the law
attempted take from Nashville her franchises, which
could not be done, aud that the law was iTegulary
passed amendments being acted without quorum.
40 appeal granted 10 the Supreme Court
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TRoY, Jan. IL, 1857.
Mrs. Marshall, q widow lady, died In Cambridge.
Washington county, on Thursday night. from abortion
produced by . druggist In the village, named ID. f.
walker, who has absconded. The parties all moved in
respectable circles and great excitement exists in the
n1af
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A YOUNG LADY MURDERED AT DAYTON, ONO.

CINCINNATI, Jan. IL 1857.
young lady, named Christina Kett was murdered AZ
Dayton, Ohio, yesterday. She found lying in the
kitchen Of her house with her head terribly shattered by
pistol bali. No clue to the murderer.
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BOSTON, Jsn- IL, 1891.
new feature In prison discipline has recently been
adopted in the Massachusetts State Prison, BY having
evening lectures therein TO the priscners
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Another Envoy irom Francis Joseph to Maxi.
THE LOUISVILLE MAy0RALTy.

The Deposition OF Mayor TOmppert Declared
Illegal by the Court of Appeals.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. IL. 1867
Mayor Tompper, who impeached and deposed last
spring has obtained redress. The Court Of Appeals has
decided that he illegally deposed from the Mayor
atty OF this CITY, and he will therefore superscde yth
Cow, the present incumbent
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HELD TO BAIL FOR SHOOTING 4 NEGRO wsxaH.
BosT0N. Jan. II, 1867.

BOTTOM Jan. Il, 1907.
Alice Lane. the woman who shot coorcd domest,
named Parish short time since her house. yes
erlay held to bail the OF $40 600 for her appear
January 20.
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4 DgAsrta 10 THt STEAMER touAIoa.

FoRrLtvp Ne Jan ~ 1867.
Captain johnson, u the steamer Chesapeake, which
arrived here this afternoon from New York, reports that
he took on the twenty ,ne passengers Z he s'camer
Equstor which put in ~ Holmes Hole dsmen,led. and
brought them IN Portland !
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ALaAxy, Jan H. 1857.
The day calendar Of the Court Of Appeals for January
H. embraces Nos. so, 69k 6eX 10, II. Tx. ~,
49, FAX, IS, 76 IL rs so. 81. There will be no fur.
Their day calendar ct this term.
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woacssvEa Jan "a, 1851.
slight Gre occurred at the wirs works Of washbum
Moen In this city, yesterday afternoon. The damage
only triHing
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TINE ReBsl GENERAL PRICE At ST. LOUIS.
COURT Or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ST. LOUIS, Jan H. 1857.
The rebel General Sterling Price aud family arrived
YESTERDAY from Mexico.
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Meetinx of Brewers.

The New York Brewers Association held meeting at
rooms Is and IA Asor House, yesterday afternoon to
consider what steps should be taken by the society
regard to the new Excise law The attendance was
large Various plans having their object protec.
ton OF the trade under the law discussed, but
no nxed resolutions we're passed II was recommended
in the interim that all interested in the matter should
give 1t their careful consideration order that at the
next meeting some definite action might be taken by
the association.
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q. r. Morton, Of Isdiaue.

Prior To 1890 Mr. Morton posseoed only ieoai rsputa-
uoa A. that time. however, he elected Lseutsnaas
Governor Of the state Of Indiana the SANE ticket with
Mr. Lane Upon the election Of that gentleman 70 the
Senate Of the United States Mr. Norton according to
the State constitution, became Governor and Il was
while In that capacity that he became prominent poll
tclan. The war had broken out and the Indiana Legs
ature having majority Of democrats in both houses
endeavored TO feter hts hands by throwing as many
obstacles in the way Of vigorous prosecution Of the
~ possible. One OF those movements 10 adjourn
without making any provision 70 pay the State debt
and the credit OF Indiana would have suffered terribly
had Governor Morton vigorously work. and pro-
cured the mcsps wherewith 70 liquidats the Inability
Throughout the the administration received the
tagging support Of the Governor and In 1894 he was
elected by majority OF nearly twentyone thousand In
politics Governor Morton Is radical He man OF cine
ability 70 ready and fluent speaker and viii undcubt-
edy make Of the ablest Senators In Congress- There
has been some talk Of escting him President Of the
Senate, and thus enabling him 70 al the Presidency In
the event Of Mr. Johnson's removal
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THE NEW UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.

The caucus nominations OF the dominant parties In
the Legislatures Of the different States being accepted
an indication Of the certain election of each nominee
sketch Of the life Of the intended Senators will be
found interesting At the present time.
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THE EXCISE LA W.
Arrests for Violation Of the Sunday Law
Closing of the Concert saloons.

Arrests for Violation Of the Sunday Law
Closing of the Concert saloons.
Twenty-Five arrests made by the police through
out the city this morning Of liquor dealers for keeping
open after twelve O'Clock. Most OF the arrests
made in the upper part Of the city.
The Fourth ward police made two arrests this morn
ing for keeping open after twelve O'Clock, both parties
being keepers OF low GROCERIES.
The Sixteenth precinct police also made arrest the
keeper OF q saloon in Eighth avenue.
The concert saloons closed about quarter before
twelve O'Clock last night OF the saloons at the
time being crowded with guests The outside transpar
ences all removed about half past eleven and not
saloon on Broadway could be found open after the
above hour
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G. D. Drake, Of Missouri.

This gentleman is the nominee OF the republican
members OF the Missouri Legislature and his election
quite assured. He nrst became prominent a. . politi-
clan In 1884, when the secession excitement was ai it's
height In Missouri. LAWYER by profession, he hnd
always been identified with the democratic party un q
that time whom, in the Missouri Legislature he de-
nounced secession and declared that hcnceoYth DO
longer q democrat, but unconditional Union man
This speech, added TO the sudden change In his political
Louie in which be charged slavery with being the cause
Of the war; and declared himself favor Of aboshing
the institution. As democrat he said 70 have been
extreme In his views and . republican he IL now
equally radical From the moment OF his abandoning
the Democratic party he has been Of its ardent
oppouents and his efforts have gone far way towards
retaining Missouri under radical CONTROL Although
ready and fluent speaker Mr. Drake Ii distinguish
for the possession OF remarkable talent He Is how
ever, worker, and win mako good Senator.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

MISC ELLANEOUs.
4 BsoLUrR DIVORCES OBTAINED IN ANY STATE
"A without publicity or erposufe good everywhere; no
so ss'f.fs stfss
Is. e. ssr:s " T. AsR Al
DryoncEs LEGALLY OBTAINED Ilu IL NEW I;y yonS
divorce granted. COasnltaiious fres. u HOwEs
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE ART ASSOCIATION.
LAST WEEK but ONE.
SIX DAYS ONLY LEFT
The drawing of the premiums
MOST POSITIVELY
will take place upon he
STAGE OF THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
ON THE gisr OF RMS JANUARY
AT ~. O'CLOCK Pm
viii be arranged and conducted BY committee whose
name. have already been
OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED.
The certificates orhe association win adm, holder. to
house.
Anew SHARES ONLY VET REMAIN
CERTIFICATES.
Remi, II possible by Dral. or Post once Order.
Register all Letters containing currency
| Direct,o
o. II. CROSBY. Actusry.
The remaining shares DO had application 70
the
PRINCIPAL EASTERN AGENCY.
THE ART INSTITUTE. e2s BROADWAY
BRANCH AGENCIES.
FINE ART GALLERY, d6o BROADWAY,
where
BIERsTApTs GREAT PAINTING,
THE STORM ON THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS"
| h now on exhibition.
Rc. ROOT, ANTHONY CO., n Nassau street
VIZ o'BRIBN BRO, n Third avenue.
/ BRooKLYN AGENCY,
.. MORRIS CO.. 10 Fulton street
no TO THOMAS n. AoNEw,s, GREENwfCH AND
VT Murray streets where will ind teas co1ees nsh,
Hour and everything else cheaper than any store IN New
York. One price house
III sausre.Absoute radical without knife aaustic
detention business piles structure hstua avs
of Dcformies OF nose, face and
person. once hours IRON to IL
+, t,cHrIBrRc,g GERMAN oINTMENT-wARRANTEDA
wound- scrofua rheum al bone and skin disesset
al and by all principal d. uggiats
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Enforcement Of tho Excise Law in Bro vklyn.
The police Of the various precincts were on the alert
last night to enforce obedience the excise law by
peng all liquor dealers and lager saloon keepers
TO close their places Of business at twelve O'Clock
midnight; sharp and organizing themselves into spe.
cai detectives Each parolau kept sharp lookout for
the drinking places. on his respective . beat" On
the other hand the lQnormen, licensed and unlicensed
were determined not TO be caught mapping, and main.
tanned strict watch the diais Of their timepieces
watching closely the progress OF the minute hand
made its circuit toward the !" witchng hour AS gene
raj thing thirsty would fan linger yet
while longer and enjoy the last grace were
warned to take their departure half hour before mid
night by The host and the liquor stores closed
on time" and in accordance with the requirements
of the Excise law The denquents who were not
numerous were arrested and held to for their
tYapsgressions
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SHIP INC NE w s

Arrived.
Steamship Raleigh, Marshman, Norfolk with ndse sne
passengers, 70 Livingston, Fox Co.
Fbr other shipping Neps see serenh page