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RISTORl's POSITIVELY LAST MATINEE.
LAST GRAND MATINEE or
ADELAIDE RI,TORl IN NRW-IORK
For the last time in Nes ieJs eN and elaborate "oA'
VIZ FRiyiTis ~ siiG5 boxes csS y6w Be SECURED
PROOKLYN ACADEMY .-RiSTORI.
- TUESDAY. Jan q, BISroRrS FAGB"EL to BROOKLYN
MARIE kSToIYETTE.
scenery and properties elpresy made for Mare Abtouele Pans
vii be Gp,poIed for . ooflsGn 70 Se Boe1P academy m
seats will be Aicny and P music No. 200
Performance o Marie Antoret,e conmenee,.1
ERENCH THEATER.
l. H. L. BATEMAS....... Lessee and Director
BENEFIT or NJ. lie BLANC
LES TROIS MOUsQpRTAIRBS,
,cvr BY the whole stTessh %, Q, The Company c.,, a.
TlCKEIs At the These aud No 'Oi Broadway Dress Circle re-
'" MONDAY EVENING Jan 90
FOR FIyB NIGHTS ONLY sly an snd MATISEE'
THE GRAND DUCHESS.
rI'HE BARNUM & VAN AMBURGH
MUSEUM AND MENAGERlB c0aPrASY. -.
OPEN FROM SGiSzsS sGsSrss sf'TfI lflL 'RPs .'
.n IS%PSs s I've very Isq % m @ .S sSI o
Mr Ierek. Sensation Drama Of
THE TRAGEDY AT RED MARSH Farm
EVERY AFTFRNOOH snd EVENING. at u aud u N.
SEW ARRiy1L OF EARB WILD ANNALS.
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AfS 10 Hni Ts wno iS ES eDRES USbR
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NKy yOgE November D. 1891

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NBwYORK Norember6, 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
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creased One Hundred Thousand dollars and st subscriptions for e
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are bersbr declared he preference 0bspt
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next At uoou. BT order. NICHOLAS DkGROOT sseFeAry.
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amustmtnis.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ i'''''' TRiJaPiiiYT siccfSS.
SATURDAY. JAN 49, lsa, AFTERNOON AT l. EVENING 7;'o
NEW PARRY SPECTACULAR PAyromMB EXTRAVAGANZA
In prologue aud three acts, by Jane, Mortimer. ented
TIE WHITE FAWN,
in which viii appear JARRETT L PALNERS celebrated
piece produced ia aid after preparation OF
-''' - 6SR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THB SCENkhY b. R MARION and b. A Strong
MECHANICAL EFFECTS By J. Prclde 49,.
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ra9PEx5GES x y p g BPsi1t sl! sPd Hale % O. Par,
TiiE iScRKAsED ORCHESTRA AND PCLL CGoauS under the
direction Of L. MOleuhsusE
among others will embrace ,he name. Of
Mari Smith yuins Bower Holmes Hernandez foer
stockton Nutasu from Princess Thea'sr Lon.
Mar Wells Lse EseI.on ir ne Queen. Ihes'er London
-''''' TIk GRAND BALLET,
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M'''fe &c O'Ifi THB PAYfoMiME AND HiRIEQUiSiDR
Harry Clown
John Burke Hemning' PsntaIcon
"''' AMY THE KiSGDoM OF BILLS
GRAED BALIKr DE BELLS
ACT I-rHg YELLOW RMPIRE
rur THE KfSahdT saaEsr 90 OF lHaE.si., g,SE fLlss
ACT 3-THE KlNGpoM or AKA
TIIE PAETOMlME
THE BRIGHT REALMS OF THE DRAGON Ply.
ENCHANTING SCENE OF SSRGsoSs ssii SpnESDSR Gen
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IN exquisite Beauty and Fascination . -
A GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY at o'clock
Seats secured sir days In advance
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With de Ia Grange Ms Adelaide Philips MISS hcSuoon
Signors Tamaro Orlandn, Suini, CoetiL ,,..,.
Musical Director and Conductor Nc"A"
Admission o all parts Of the house. 81
no reserved seats 80, - - ......d
the door the patrons o the oper. AZ, fq1e
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TUESDAY, jan 23-BkOOkLfH
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THE COLE-HISCOCK MURDER TRI1L.

ALBANY. May 2.-Alr. Parker resumed his
argument for the prisoner dwelling particularly upon
the medical testimony bearing upon the question OF
INSANITY claiming that witnesses had proved the pris
oner insane without the shadow Of doubt, which the
evidence the other side had entirely failed TO dspr9ve
Another important fact II that OF hereditary insanity
rrdjsnosing his mind TO that peculiar condition III Which
we find him down TO the time OF tle hOhcIuc' ne
d,no Sdvn ~ elimination OF this malady OF the mind
Aludpe TO the character OF the medical testimony nc
claimed the defense had better wtnesses-nen OF more
o~ncricnce men who had made specially OF insanity
men who had based their opinions on personal know
led &c and acquaintance with the prisoner VINO had ser
themselves that peculiar and indescribabe expression OF
cOuntenance necessary 10 determine case oi lhsd
oier before nor knew anything about him lie begged
the Jury 10 remember that u "a doubt ,t, OF d tnd
that il were better that ninety-nne guilty men SHOULD
escape than that one innocent man sUI ot nrnisa
le by lie law, he asked why not Ihe 0d jewish ana
Roman law punished II with DEATH ANA the oy Ieson
rbv onr modern laws do not punish the crime because
the protecton Of wife IS left III me hah1s ol te nus
band Public sentiment iakes the spahH t o & s
e failure legislators 10 enact Jaws 70 ti
crime lie then cited numerous cases III Wmcn persons
iied for killing the seducer have been acquitted; ana
ouOed from distlngIlsheu ap1i4Cl ~, rntt @ ~,
phn declares that the moral sentiment o Vi ulc
on,on,nity recognizes such cases As JuslnilDie
hcmicide In his closing argument hlI' IhIAeI saIu
mat ne nnIc instce lie pleaded for the prisoners
TdPn bo II lIe Is convicted, become orphans for
ihlr % aoiS Il an behalf Of the prosecution then began
his address TO the jury and after Inc
of Nj Picrs remarks lie called attention 10 the case
of ihe prosecution which Is case oi oSo t nnG
murder After detailing the lurshassG3 ~ ps ~,
cartrdges by cole the opcnness OF whlch on @
defense claimed evidence OF nho,TCe e m ., s,
of homcide Mr. Sedgwck sad that 1e nu IG o. NJ liz
Colo meant 10 dive ecat to the event Dy snoring Mt rs
cock on the floor OF tho CgnNg9n Con M e1d o cnier re-
maik looking on during drawing Of the seats on naI
day. Under the croumstances on ,ht & 80 ~ ea and
ASSASSIN Abiding 10 the military career o Gen SUle @
he said that he did not wish 10 w. @ 70 b, ,n hon
r1t Of ali tie glory lac wants. yet he dd Wlsh 20 say .a
when he comes before the trihunls Hi ns a. ~ an,
swer for his crimes ne must come Just pteclse as
,ir % m NiT SedeWick secuted the theory OF Insanity
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

altar; and, finally the TRANSPORTATION of Elijah and
the coming of the Still Small Voice" All these are
treated with wonderful dramatic power, and it would
be folly to deny that they influence the imagnatOns
of the people, from their more marked and greater
warmth of coloring As invOcations to praise and
worship, as mediums for the exaltation of religious
sentiment each form has its place and fulfls its ap
pointed mission. In both the beauties transcend
ant but as we sit in calm judgment and dvest our
selves as far possible of the natural and universal
sentiment for the sensuously beautiful we yield our
adherence to the old form interpreted by Handel
convinced, after a lifetime of listening. examining
and reasoning that in the calm yet earnest and pro-
found creations of Handel and the older masters
although seeming to lean somewhat to mathematical
angllarty there will be found the highest and most
triumphant assertion of religious thought and senti-
ment and the strongest inspiration to penitence,
prayer, and Thanksgiving
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
DIED..

GoDwNOn Saturday May after long aud DAin illness .hict
bore with Christian patience D'9n. youngest son Of Daniel AL
The relatives and friends Of the family are sd to attend the
d. ThusIay afternoon at OcOk The remains will rest IN
HoYr-on suuAy the 81 inst after short Illness in the 1871 year Of
be. B wife Of o. r. b. Hoyt r and daughter Of Robert NJ
relatives the families are respectfully invited to aea
me g9sda Sa IIssda afternoon at Il o'clock on tue residence 0'
KIPP-Suddeny Harlea Seventh day. May james Kpp
family respectfully invited 70 attend
his funeral at cbs0aqaA Meeting House Thd Day May
Sing Sing papers please copy.
LOCKwOOD-At Paris on Thursday April 90 John lockwood
ofthe House Of Tiffany, Reed Co
McHTYRE-oa Sabbath morning May3 asa Andrew Of Even
The friends o the family invited
parents No. 81 West Eghteenhst
SAsoS-In Mo8;sl. J. on Phd.y, MAY Charles wilmer.
RIKER-On Thursday April Daniel Phqnr Rer eldest sou
late Richard Rker In the 6lst year OF bis age
@rt at u O'Clock.
saM-To friends and aquaintances bus
i'd her and atherinlaw Ferdinand S,amm Friday night
Ttn eocs IN mis- 6Sth year quietly died in the Lord
To@s sn1s hOSe No g Meserost wlam.6ursh par.
natalie dsR.r 'H' rsasSG snS oa S%5 B
st9hLs1siSs c5srIss K Sol lpdav Mg at a o'clock the Rev.
EE,o; g ~ .'Ss,9 the s iiss Of & Il s.' OS'''
wHBBLBR-On Saturday ou. NJ u....,. p,... IA, =,
John Wheeler con Of and daughter of Dudley p EI
The relatives aaa Ss5S,y ssHa; Of M.s ss &
dence Her eaans 70 msbuiy Cor ilterlnsHI
wrnTIYG-ou Saturday, May 2 b Alex Visiting.
lm tSs cOsse Church FnhsS aud Twer,nHth st. on Tues
day morning al 81 O'Clock The res win be pu Nsviarsa
wIGGIYs-ou Friday evening MAY at hgewatsI L. Ia The h
her Anne Talbot Wissn & % VIE Sf SsS e1 wsg
from st. PauPs Church EdgeNser on Sonday Sa s @eees
| hlrhe nvitatOn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
POLITICAL ITEMS.

q r Thomas was nominated by the Cleye-
ianS democrats on Saturday 10 DO Circuit Judge III h9
cnth District ~ Ohio. Capt j. Laurence was loihaeu
IN he CommOnwea Attorney.
The San Francisco Democracy nominated; Oh
saturday, Messrsl t. J. c. Kewen w T. Wallace, H. - -
ucrlev H. b. Bdaew and George Pearce 10 be Ffesiuen
ii Tiectors and tho Hon James A. Johnson to suceeeu
himself in Congress.
The Democratic Convention, now IN session
q, San Francisco adopted resolutions, on satuluhS .o
INNING tle Congressional Reconstruction policy hs
oaton OF the Crittenden resolutions Of 1861 M
upg Impeachment as am act OF parry ,he Fight
Iiour law. The California Democracy are siioh' o "
National Debt question
The Norfolk and Portsmouth KepuDiiTT"uI ~
have Nominated United States DistrctAttorie3 N a.,
Chandler to represent the second NhHim" Di''''S' "
COngyess. OH.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE Rooms,

ATLANTA Ga, April p, 1868.
Wo have to-day waited upon the Major-Geneml com.
mnuding the Third Military District for the purpose OF
prcssuting the complaints accompanied by aftdavts,
from several counties of frauds IN the recent election
We are gratifed To be able TO state that MaJorGen;
Meade will investigate charges made OF frauds, ana
especially OF violations OF his orders governing the
We have pettioned that the elections be set aside in
certain committees aud new elections ordered on the
Grounds of frauds and rio4OnS Of orders, and for these
counties military commission has been appointed FOR
Firs Did the Managers Of the election allow our chal
lengers at the polls - ..,,,
the registration lists ~ -
Third . Did they admit illegal votes
Fourth Was intimidation used to change the votes OF
freedmen ----.--. =. -.
TfGI: Did Managers attemptto induce voters 20 change
their votes y , =, IN, .,
send in your reports to the undersigned who will sub
nit them without delay 90 the Commanding General
JAMES y. ALEXANDER, Chairman Dem Com
The Secretary OF this Committee Is responsible ior
the following dispatch, which appeared In the NJ l.
World OF the 22d with great flourish Of trumpets:
MACON Ga April 2i-The Constitution Is undoubtedly
defeated Nothing can change the result except sucn
frauds as will De 100 gross not to be palpabe For thai
reason such frauds not now expected The deieat O
fine Constitution Is clear by large majority.
Gen Gordon has been elected Governor OF georgia Dy
n surprisingly large majority - ,.,,,.,
THE counes which have the largest negro maJorltieS
have all gone Democratic. . D. H. ShIlp,.
Secretary of the Democratic Executive Committee.
To the Hon. August Belmont, Chairman Democratic
National Committee.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
ARKANSAS.
TIE ELECTIoN-LEGIsLATURE AND STATE GOV
ERNMENT.


The official returns of the late election have
not vet been promu gated by Gen. Gnlem The returns
have been forwarded to Washington ana pronunciation
OF the result is daily expected 10 L. however, known
that the reconstructonists have carried the Sae ny
1913 The Legislature has met and an the OlSlds he
now here The Legislature is at work IN OrwaGlhg pls
and laws up the second readng ana they VIII De put
upon their passage the moment the Official results are
announced. The amendment OF the United states Ooh
stitution. 18th article, has been passed upon.
The Governor IS elected for four years ana the supreme
Conrt Judges are TO be appointed by the Governor Tor
ts GoyeInor for four years. District Attorneys the
same. an Internal Improvement Commissioner IOur
Years THE times require that the judiciary should De
kent from the election Of the people, In order to create
n nerfect revolution In regard 10 crime Ine hunpet
of murders committed the past year is lio, ana Oh
ossagsinatiops 1874 The Rebel Judges have urea Dut
tcu The balance hand viii lie handed over 10 lne
now judicial officers. most Of the prisoners Deng III
2bouses under the military The gall9ws WIN De an
Snnendage of every county seat ana, no d0uD VIII DC
Nh in use All are determined that justice sha De dohe
ard nvlessness stopped. Union men now take courage
and have resumed their manhood. . ,...
The new Constitution ~ extremely KaulSa, reRIsS
law is among its requirements. The police vigilance ~
very eXactng. - D. .-....u,oa 90 tho Audt,ors
Value OF the real property Of the state Is
Personal properly ........-....'..'' - '-'' ''i-
Total. '''-.. -''-''' '
This xhibts an impovershment by the war; since ls9l
M .or Al OOOOOO Tho numbcrof deaths caused Dy inc
war Of citizens of the State, is estimated ut 3SOOo
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
DIR. NAPHEGYI.

Three days ago the papers announced an
extraordinary forgery alleged to have been committed
by the above named person. on banking IN 'i'
civ The sum alleged to have been obtained was
soooo when our reporter visited the jail at StapletOh
Yesterday where the guilty person was sad 10 Oe
gsted he was AT liberty. Not only that but he was also
informed by those in charge that the doctor refused
to he discharged, saying that lnasmuch as
be had been arrested and accused OF Grim,
inal act he did not wish TO be dlscnaige1a G d
mntn he was declared innocent man by the court.
He had To be elected from prison, ana t9uay , nc no
ia al liberty There is mystery about the an.iI
Nonbegyi himself saws that this is attempt on ie
mart of Powell & Co. to yctllnize him ia ietall.on
tor The tepudiaton by Gen Santa Anna OF ms AeIlcan
nhligations by which reputation Powell Co nave DeHa
losers TO large amount The Doctor aso saS
tyos santa Annals agent In the contemplated
to Mexico MIR Powes firm entered warmly IN lt9 ,n5 FOR
iect altering To furnish certain anOuI ol tn a
ortain rights and privileges in case OF su0ecss'
scheme then looked hopeful which maue tno h nrovaS a
nvtous 10 embark in il and now that IL his Pst q
failure they evidently want TO make nun .1 ,, ~ co.
their isiudged speculation AS TO the @ ol
"ery he saws that it is not probable ,nat nIi Mou
advance $4,000 the strength oi henSiuy q, Joo t On
,"afnre without having satisfied themselves OF lts gen
uiuenc5s
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
ASSEMBLY,.

Bills were passed-'rO authorize the Erie and
gland Railroad Companies To establish and main
tain ferry on the Hudson River between stony iolt
and Fort Montgomery; providing for the continued con-
structiou Of the railroad along the Upper hudson,
through the Northern Wilderness and providing that u-
less mis- s done the Company shall forfeit their charter
10 amend the act relative TO the incorporation OF
religions societies far rs II relates 20 the Protestant
Enisconal Church TO authorize the discharge OF mort
ages by Commissioners Of the United states Deposit
Find. 10 amend the charter OF the East India Telegraph
Comnany extending the for the construction of an
exnerlmental rail way In New-YOrk City
THE STATE CHARITY BILL.
The annual State Charity bill was announced as
amended by the Committee on Ways and Means, and the
amount appropriated was reduced from sS'oVOO 10
S5jOOOO The bill was passed, 66 10 l6.
-TIe Assembly Adjourned until Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
r11r MrpcuANrs, UNION EXPREss ROBBERY.

POuGHKEEPsIE, May 2.-The MontreaI tIalH,
on which the Merchants Union Express robbery was
committed passed this city on Thursday night III tme
and then everything connected with the express car Was
nil right The robbery committed between GalIi
sons and DObbs Ferry The burglars cut hole through
tbe Ton OF the car gagged handcued and chorofomed
The messenger The amount taken from the safe Is re-
nored AT $500 900 time ago the same tram bound
north was brought to stand just below this city IN te
middle OF the night by the sprngng OF the patent
Conductor brakeman, and every one connected with ne
train got out 10 ascertain the cause OF the stop put cO
find no one When the train reached Pougnkeepse lhs
emigrant baggage was found TO have been ioreeu
omen and ali the baggage in the car tunbled about
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, May ?. 1863
Bills were passed-lncorporating the Bowling
Green Savings Bank the TeutOic Savings Bank OF New
York. the Peoples Mutual WarehOusng and Security
Company the Cosmos LIfe Policy Trust Company the
Rhineheck and RondOut Ice Bridge and Passenger Com
pany; the Wiamsburg SharpShoOtng Society; the East
Side Association Of NewYork and the West Farms Fire
Department; amending the charter OF the cry ~ Roch-
ester for the consolidation OF the 6recnlolhl ana
burgh Railroad with the Nassast Iailr2ae o
amending tlg chTicI Of me oy 0l Hew,n 9rk & ~
yidng for the election OF Alderman and
one Assistant Alderman from each Assembly district;
Authorizing the elect of additional Justice Ot the
peace n Brooklyn. Amending the charter OF the Mutual
Savings Bank of Brooklyn Requiring oyeIy tm OF coal
sold IN the state 70 weigh 1000 pounds A1rogatng inc
consent of Dividing tho EiFhth ana
Tenth wards ana creating new ward IN BrOGkiSn Au'
Railroad Dividing the Ninth Ward ana Grating q
new ward i'm Brooklyn The General Appropriation bill.
Amending the charter of the Buffalo Society for the Pro
lection Of Destitute Catholic Chlldrch increasing ths
ing tho charter Of the National Savings Bank Of bnao
10 pay the 9Th Regiment claiu against the state for
the more efficient protection OF rntgIoNers against
masters. Extending IOrimcT-st., brooklyn
TIE ARCADE RAILROAD BILL 80,
On motion OF Mr.. PARKER the Arcade Railroad Dill
amended by providing that me Iou may VI ~, e' %
Company shall not appropriate the street vaults Dng
ousdc The cubstoncs without the consent OF majority
hrst.st and holding the Stockholders Responsible Ioi
damages TO the amount OF their stock lho Dill WAS oS'
by IA To -. - ....... u.,,rc,r
The bill apprOpTiatng <15oNO in aid OF the Albany ana
susGuehanna Railroad ordered to third reading
TIIE TAX COMMISSIONERS BILL.
A motion was made to amend the Tax Commissioners
bill by adding the bill giving the COhtfOef power 10
appoint Croton Aqucduct Commissioners which was lost
ana the Tax Commissioners bill was ordered 10 third
reading. "quently the Croton Aqueduct b was
recOlnmted Cl is regarded as equivalent 10 thdetrat
number o. local bills were ordered 10 thtd reading
after which the Senate adjourned until wednesday morn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
GREAT FIRE IN EAST BERKSHIRE, VT

MONTPELIER. May lon the night OF the
29t sherwood,s Hotel in East Berkshire VT took FIRE
and the spread north south ana across inc
So, dos,,yng ON -budjngs the hotel the residence,
oace and barn of DR. smith, W. s. Rubec Sons store,
James r. stones saddlery, Lyman Hart mousse Dinhnd
eopai Church edice the dwelling house ard barns owned
by the Hon William Clapp, ana Two evening houses @
that ever occurred IN a village Of IT'S SIZE III Vermont anu
has resulted i'm the utter destruction OF the Duslhess
tOn OF the village. The church cdlce oesio'S" "s '
only house Of worship IN the place.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
RrsINESS IN ALASKA.

SAN Francisco, May 2.-Aliaska intelligence
TO tic 10th ut has been received in this city Business
that IN would continue to advance Three steamships
and nine other vessels arrived at the port during the last
four weeks all with numerous passengers. During tne
same fine three steamers one ship one bark, two
schooners and one sOop took their departure Sk was
wearing lively appearance, and several new puilung
were going up. number OF vessels bound northWaru
on sealing and fishing expeditions had sailed.