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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

The crime of child-murder is on the in
crease to such shocking extent in Liver
pool that the attention of the Government
has been directed to the subject, and the
Home Secretary has authorized the borough
coroner to offer rewards for the detection OF
the guilty persons.
Mr.. John Brooks, well-known bird and
snake fancier, yesterday afternoon whilst
PLAYING with pet rattlesnake, was bitten
by the reptile, and died within fifteen
minutes Sun, LIST.
Roger A. Pryor caused the arrest of Rich
ard 3. Lloyd, Jr., yesterday, on charge OF
having assaulted him with pistol, with
felonious intent. The affair grew out OF
business ransaction.-Ne,o York; CONNER
cial, 30th.
A French historian, prosecuting his la
bors among all classes, called upon very
aged peasant and inquired if he noticed
any great changes since the Revolution.
"No," was the reply, "only in my youth
we had no umbrellas, and now everybody
has one."
The people of Nova Scotia are making
great efforts to free themselves from the
Canadian confederation, and threats OF
bloodshed have been made on the floor OF
the House of Commons at Ottawa.
Cardinal Wolsey once said that in politi-
cal times you can get a jury that will BRING
in verdict that Abel killed Caln.-Mr.
EUQrts.
The investigating committee of the New
York General Assembly have been unable
to find any basis for Mr.. Glenn's charges OF
corruption in that body.
Dispatches from the far West relterate the
outrageous performances OF the Indians.
Four railroad hands have been sealped.
The troops are active.
The Mississippi Reconstruction Conven-
ton has nearly completed the new Constl-
tuition, and will adjourn at On early day.
The Merchants Express Company's agent
OF Davenport, Iowa, has been robbed and
murdered.
Two hundred families have been rendered
.houseless by the burning Of Gazeton, in
Mexico, and seven lives were lost.
1t is reported that Senator Fessenden has
said, openly and boldly, that he will not
periure himself TO please party friends"
Fourteen persons have been injured by 3
locomotive explosion in Cuba.
BE temperate in diet. Our first parents
ote themselves ont Of house and home.
When were the first sweetmeats made
When Noah preserved pairs in the ark.
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The Coming mississippi Election
The Convention.

JACKSON, Miss, May ls-General Gillem
to-day informed the Convention that no re-
strictions upon the election, otherthan those
imposed by the reconstruction acts, will be
recognized in the election for the ratifica-
ton of the Constitution. He will appoint
his registrars and conduct the election i'll
strict accordance with the reconstruction
acts; but if the Convention desires it, may
designate parties to be present at the count
ing of the votes. The election will be order
ed about thirty days after the adjournment
of the Convention.
In the Convention yesterday. Mr.. Field
moved the appointment Of committee tc
investigate certain grave charges against
II. W. Barry, a delegate, published in the
Lexington advertiser and signed by Gene
raj Mcbride. The charges came from va,
rious parties, and are certified by affidavit
The ConventionCrefused to appoint q COM
mittee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

=, \ New METHODIST Episcopal CHURCH,
SSoCTi.-A public meeting was held at the
maryland Institute last evening, in aid OF
He enterprise already inaugurated for
building new church in east Baltimore
i'r The Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
addresses in aid of the undertaking were
M III by Henry Clay Dean, of Iowa; Rev.
w. e. Nansey, DR.. S. S. Roszel, DR.. Huston,
a ~: others. During the evening collee-
. NJ. was taken up, and considerable
4IOunt subscribed .-Bulti1nOre Su1, LIST.
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No Habeas Corpus in AIabama-Gene'
raj Meade Declines to Interfere.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May l.-Mr. R.
Randolph, editor of the Tuscaloosa Monitor,
was some weeks ago held to bail in q cir
cult court and placed under bonds for an
ARRAY with negro. He afterwards re-
ported in person to General Shepherd, COM
handing the district of Alabama, his arrest
having been ordered, and he was placed in
confinement here and then sent to Selmafor
trial by military commission.
Judge Busted, of the United States
Court of Alabama, on application, granted
a writ of hubeas corpus, but the military
still holding Randolph, the following tele-
graphic correspondence took place.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 80.
" To General Meade:
"Judge Bustced has granted writ O.
habeaS corpus in the Ryland Randolph
case, returnable on the 9Th of May. Please
stop the trial by military commission, which
will commence at Selma tomorrow.
"Answer.
GAMES H. CLANTON, Counsel"
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The Government Finances.

WASHINGTON, May The public debt in
the last month decreased $9,000,OO0. The
coin on hand is $S4 900, 900, and the cur
rency s23,O0O,0OO.
The custom receipts for the week ending
April 25th were S3,4S4 900. The revenue
receipts to-day were $S14,0O0..
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Counting the Georgia VOte-The
Southern Press Association.

AUGUSTA, GA, May General Meade
issued an order to-day converting board of
officers at Atlanta on the 4th instant to
count the returns from the State and report
what officers are elected, examine into the
conduct of the election abuses, frauds, etc.,
and send for persons and papers necessary
to the investigation-all the results to be
reported to the General commanding.
Ample preparations have been made Tor
the accommodation of members OF the
Southern Press Association, which meets
here on the 9th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The tobacco factory
of Mr.. J. A. Dalby, of Farmville, was de-
stroyed by fire few nights ago. There
were in the building some thirty-ive or
forty hogsheads of tobacco, which were also
DESTROYED .-Lunchburq NerS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Impeaehment Trial.

WASHINGTON, Muy 1.--SIr. Evarts re-
sumed his argument this morning, and will
conclude to-day, when Mr.. stanbery will
follow.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Mr. Evarts closed
at o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Stanbery then commenced by saying
that although feeble in health, an irresisti-
BILE impulse urged him on. Unseen but
friendly hands sustained him, and voices
inaudible to others he heard whispering
of hope and confidence, and saying or SEEM
ing to say: "Feeble champion of the right,
hold not back; remember the race is not
always to the swift, nor the battle to the
strong; remember single pebble from q
brook was enough to overthrow the giant
that defed the armies Of Israel.
The Court adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

| Treasure En- Route for the East-Mr.
Bur1inSame.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-The Colorado
sailed for Panama to-day with S696,000 for
New York.
Arson Burlingame, with the Chinese
mission, is on board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

BALL OpENED.-The canvass in this
county was opened on Monday last by a
powerful speech from General James l..
kemper, of Madison county.-NatiUe Pir-
,tojo,l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02
parade of the Savannah Firemen.

SAVANNAH, GA, May The grand pa
rade of the Fire Department took place to-
day, seven visiting companies and seven
steamers being in the line. The tlrst prize
was won by the Germania, of savannah,
and the second by the Vigilant, OF Au-
gusta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

TIME NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY-CAPITAL,$ SO, 900, 0oo.-Being
purely mutual company, its entire surplus earn,
fngs over the actual cost Of insurance Is returned
to each person insured. Its assets have increased
wears notwithstanding two millions of dollars
have been paid out for losses, and one million inr
dividends. From its long organization II mas liie
guaranteeing members from all doubtful expert
ments in the method of conducting Its business II
Was this company that originated the system OF
non-forfeiture of policies and to 1t the public are
indebted for u feature favorable to the insured
I'M orr office it will be shown that TWO HUN
DRED AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
have been paid out for losses to the WIDOW > ana
ORPHANS in the State Of Virginia.
THOMAS w. BOSWELL & CO.,
General Agents for State of Virginia,
No. l1o4 Main street, over First National BANK.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.-Dr. j. Grattan CaDeii,
DIR. A. G. Workman, DR.. r. r. Coleman.
Inn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

DR.. Bagby has gone lecturing. We hope
he will do we'll, and bring back money
enough to pay his subscription to this paper;
He is fine old man, but he has not paid
his Observation-Disclosures kuyinian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

:. foST-oFFlCE AFFAIRs.-GladeH Hill, Frank
WI county, Va, is reestablished, and Rich
I Fa, \; Arlington is appointed postmaster.
i d; Willis, Cumberland county, Va, is
'''.ontnued. Papers to Columbia.
-: nPp'mtmentS.-Miss Bette Vess, post
r1,,'. at Alum Springs, Rockbridge
o%1 Va, vice W. E. Perkins, abandoned
,%''e' Miss Mary CULLEN, postmistress at
S, ,v't Scott county, Va, vice Mrs.
'aFah Powells, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

FEMALE SCFFgAGE.-A letter from Wash
, ms' says An unusually strong move
."a Ii developing itself in favor Of female
,,t IN the District of Columbia, and pc
,,n, III furtherance of that object will
les A 'e presented to Congress in great num-
Ie Ga, The petitioners urge that the District
~! ing under the absolute control Of Congress
and n| i! excellent experimental ground,
ms mo- insist, among other things, that the wo-
ms men are e, as capable Of voting as the freed
nIs a, The municipal election which takes
5 d. tt IN Washington early in June is alrea-
'Ae occasion of great local excitement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02
The Registration in Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The registration
in this city as it progresses shows an in
creasing white majority.
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TUsT RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT O
N7oTICE.-Upon the dissolution Of the

NOTICE.-Upon the dissolution OF tne
~ Arms of GopbIS & APPERsoN, and of Il ARR
son. GoppiN & APPERsoN, the subscriber under
wind those ,a hi ne - M
seeL husji,ess nv which to make support and pny
his deIts. Debtors and creditors will please call
Immediately and settle or adjust their accounts.
For the present he can be found NJ w. Godaih
ofice Bank and Tenth streets. ~,or.-
AS LICENSED ooNyEYASCEk ana ND S ss}a,ds
AND the -nnbiic generally, and also for renting
Houses, &c, Zap ?7-al. J. L. APPEhsoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

"a DhsniRccTrE FIREs.-Cinci,snati, April
Im.m , furniture factory Was
y, PAM ea to-day. Loss $4,000. No insu-
s,, Ua ny, Pa, April ao.-A fire to-day de-
in. '!ea tanks, cars, and oil barrels, amount
10000. Partially insured.
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BANKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

Particular attention paid to collections.
Fire Insurance effected on most reasonable terms.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
We pay 6pcr cent on deposits In this department,
and invite the attention of all interested
BOARD OF DtRECTORS.
JOHN Is: DANiS X: O: HASKINS.
JOHN 4: DEtV1N, VIM. IRA SMITH,
JOSEPH HALL, II. w. BOSWELL,
LEWIS II. FRAYSER. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM w. CRUMP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02
Mur.sa,.s In Texas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, May 1.-The Waco
(Texas) Examiner of the 28th OF April re-
ports the killing Of six persons in that
county in one day.
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THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER, 1857.
Home ONCE, 1914 Main street, Richmond, Va.

Home ONCE, 1914 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Guarantee capital .Sl3G, 900
Income to list April, 1868 (scal ycar ..... 2O7 900
Number of policies issued, l,O3Linsuring 81 sG7,-
2OO-one claim, S. 900. Showing the largest average
of policies of any American company, and success
that Is unparalleled In the first fiscal year.
Issues all Finds of non-fOrfciting LIFE and EN-
DOWM%NT Policies. and also POLICIES
upon RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.
NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
DENCE
In any part of North America north Of the south
ern cape of Florida in Europe, at amy Season Of
the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

"ATLASTA, GA, May /.
"James II. Clanton:
"The commanding General declines to
grant the request contained in your tele-
gram of yesterday.
"R. c. DRUM, A. A. G."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

Fatal Steamboat Explosion.
BtFFAto, N. Y, May 1.-The propeller
Governor Cushman exploded her boiler to-
day, killing II persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02
STATE DEPOSITORY.

JOHN 3. DAVIS, President,
JOHN +. &. POTTS. Secretary,
JOHN G. DAVIS, Cashier,
Il. i. STARkF, Gnterai Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

DIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF VIRGINIA.-W. C. EARRING
TON. President; DR.. G. HENRY PERROW, NJ.
D. Medical Adviser; j. j. HOPkIN, Secretary.
This company issues policies on all popular plans,
including return premium " plans on some OF
these plans after one cash haymeht on othefs ai'cf
The success of the PIEDMONT Is unprecedent-
ed. During the first five months of Its organiZa-
ton it has issued larger number OF policies than
any other company in the United States during the
same period Of its existence.
sibility is unquestioned its terms are LIBERAL its
rates low, and Its management Is In the hands OF
men of as high integrity and as fine business a6il-
itv rs any in the State. Finally, 1t Is HOME IN
eiii I'LL iio1'R RICHMOND AGENCY,
Office 1o15 Main Street, nearly opposite postofice.
III. c.. DESHIELDS: Agent.
DR.. I. r. PAGE, Medical Adviser. lnh Ism
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
lN PANY OF NEW YORk--ANNuAt IN
COME $40 ooo ooozCASH ASSETS 5Ea "a oo G oSd
I EMR HhBk 81 ffoLcfEs fssHEp
THE YEAR. 10. 64o-NUMBER OF POLICIES IN
FORCE FEBRUARY /, 1855, 81, 3s4.-The - U-
THAI, LIFE,, is now by far the wealthiest COM
many I'm the world. 1t Is conducted on inc only
principle which time and experience mas proved 70
not invested In fancy stocks or personal
but in bonds and mortgages on real estate, 5etths
6rst lien on same, and thus placed Deyond the
each of any contingency. nth, ;.
The company, being purely mutual, olVlaes. Is
whole profits annually among Lne as f , u
or to purchase additional insurance, d. Ie oPSion
of the policy-holder Drp o. no Aaants
No. lola Main street:
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND SAD
I'll DLERY-lsO7 MAIN STREET.-Pocket and
Table Cutlery. Trace Chains, Killing and Wedding
Hoes, Hand Saws Planes. Chiscls, &c. BLACK
smiths, Carpenters, and Farmers Tools; Locks,
Hinges. Screws and Nails: Manila Rope, assort-
ed, t to II Inch. We invite the country and city
trade to give us 4 call. , ,n
NH oa-3m 1907 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

IN N. WALKER s CO., 80
SUCCESSORS TO OF. BREsEE, ESQ
= GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
ONCE loIA Main street, :,
a.. aoor on st ~ the post-office, under Messrs 10
Hfes a i S10' ri. MaIry i Co. .,,tss,z.
Bdng fra..yre er a sonnsry m
p aopsa.s " FL inss or damage BY fire at the lowest
rates rates incoInpanies Of the CHEST standing
Losses eatably adjusted and PAU ~
Marine and inland insurance also epes0e NJ nnas
rent rates. IS 80 .. . =. -.
TINING FUSE of every variety onered
All os manuiae' WOODS, FAY d REED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS invi.
ted.
Office No. l2l4 Main street.
D. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID I. BURR, Secretary.
3. c. WuERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02
.OMESTIC INSURANCE.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1866.

ID HH7''0 l -
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DtCHMOND BANKING
IN AND INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 1902, corner OF Main and Twelfth streets,
Richmond, Va.
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NO EXiRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES.

SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
secures amount of insurance TO married woman,
whether effected by herself or her husband, or any
other person. for her sole and separate use and
benefit, and that of her her husbands children,
If any, may be expressed free from the control
or claim of her husband or creditors, or the per-
son ctrccting the same, or his creditors.
Liberal loan of participating premiums upon
the profits Of the company. Life policies after
three years endowment after two years, non-for-
leitable All policies after one year have sur
render value 49,
Agents desiring ITO represent the company will
please address the Home Office.
DIRECTORS
John FINDERS. HENRY X. ELLYSON
WM f. TAYLOR. ASA SNYDER
SAN,L, :, COTTRELI., II. &c. BASKERVILLE,
John PURCELL. SAMUEL &. TARDY
CHAS. II. WORTHAM, GEORGE JACOBS,
WIN. WILLIS. JH., j. W. ALLISON.
ED. A. SMITH. GEO. s.. PALMER,
THOMAS j. EVANS, A. ID. CHOCKLEY,
JAMES A. SCOTT, ii. {. CABELL,
b. NJ. QUARLES, u. J. HARISQOk,
w. Ii. TYLER, Join =. MlLLlAMS,
j. +. EDWARDS, " WIN. q. TA1LOR,
a. Y. STOKES, \. =. ABEL
j, b. MORTON, VIM b. 1StACS.
X, II. DIBRELL, GEO. l.. BIDGOOD,
WIN. H. PALMER, SAM'L NJ. PRICE,
DAVID ]. BURR.
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j. f. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. ISAACS, Nice-Presidcnt.
ID. j. HARTsooK. Secretary.
CHARLES Ii. SMITH, NJ. D.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
~, OIL dan .Sw11n General Agent.
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Well invested and secured.
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OILS.

EOROSENE OIL.-Pure KEROSENE
n OIL. of superior quality, on consignment,
for sale low by PURCELL, LApD q Co...
mvI 1915 Main street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
ILLINOIS,.

Proceedings of the Methodist Episcopal Con.
ference-Address by Bishop Simpson
Transaction Of Business.
CHICAGO, May s, 1868.
The Conference was called to order by Rev.
Bishop Clark, and religious services conducted by
Rev. DR.. Ferris, Of New York.
The report Of the Central Centenary Committee
shows that while the General Conference Of 1884 felt
authorized to ask for but So 000 the aggregate
amount received Is found to be So, ,397 ,662.
Bishop Simpson delivered the Episcopal address at
fOrty-dve minutes, and was listened to with very
marked attention by the Conference and very large
audience, The Conference ordered that eight thou
sand copies Of the address be printed and the var
GUS portions Of 1t were referred TO appropriate COM
mittees.
After the reading of the address the order Of bus
ness was taken up, being the reception Of petitions
presented for lay delegation, many against 1t, and
others on great variety Of UNCONVENTIONAL sub
jects.
Professor williams, OF Delaware, Ohio, offered
resolution requesting the bishops to communicate to
the Conference their suggestions In regard to rear
DIR. Walden, Of Cincinnati, offered resolution
requesting book agents to furnish copy Of all our
periodicals to reading and public libraries
certain conditions. Referred.
DR.. Lowry, OF Cincinnati, offered plan OF
finances, which was referred.
Rev. Mr.. Caruthers, OF the Erie Conference pre-
sented petition in favor Of so amending the dsc-
pline that bishops shall be elected for term OF years.
and inducted into office without conservation. Re-
ferred.
Tho Chair then announced the special committees
previously ordered.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
THEATRE FnAEcMs-aET0ai.

The third representation Of sor Terssas last even-
ing was witnessed by still larger audience than
that which welcomed Ristori's temperance on Sat-
urday. wo have already indicated the plot Of the
piece, to which the prohibition Of the Archbishop
lent such an exceptional interest in Cuba, and we
have fully recognized the marvellous power with
which aistori exhibits the struggle between mater
nal instincts and the sacred obligations Of q nun.
We scarcely need add more than the remark that in
each OF the impressive tableaux concluding tho
last four acts Ristori iusttfes the applause
bestowed upon her rs the greatest living tluge-
die,ne In the final scene particularly, where death
springs suddenly TO her face, the brief agony that
ensues is stsrtngly real and thrills the heart no less
than the prolonged terrors OF the death scenes In
s'Elizabeta," In marie Stuart' and "Marie Antol-
nette" The contrast offered between the fashi0na-
BILE toilet of the Marchoness In the fourth act and
the hablments Of the Lady Abbess In the other acts
Is very striking. Indeed, this toilet Is changed by
Madame Rstori at each separate representation so
that an opportunity is afforded to n,odtses TO
study the latest fashions To-day the fourth repre-
sentaton OF Sor Teresa" will be given at matinee
to commence at O'Clock. The last two nights OF
"Sor Teresa viii be Thursday and Friday, and on
Monday Madame Ristori will make her next appear
ance in Boston.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
MUSICAL AN1 DRAMATIC NOTES.

The fifth classical soiree Of the New York Con-
servatory OF Music, the lrst Of the kind In this
city, viii take place at the hall On Fifth avenue
and Fourteenth street this evening. The follow
ing artists will appear:-Ths brothers Listeman,
violin and piano; henry Mollenhauer, the great
vIooncellist; ;7Paoo.GIorza A'F Lejeab and f. Ger.
lach p,9nets q the qgst ranki and Misses L. shep.
Mab6ny pupils - ra---.-- -
John Darcle formerly agent Of the most celebrated
aftists who h4te ever Visited this country, has Q
4s qBS Blsns Sw sra a' nr,nss.ns asis sss&,ns &4ss
Eellio Bowen, sopranal Mrs Jenny Kempton, con.
trAito j. =. PerTlng ahd W. J. Hin, tenori; ,. II.
Mas 0ilbert piAnlsts; and w. Betee, q. W. Morgan
and Caulded, ofgaplsts, Are announced.
The orchestra and CHORUS OF the Boston Musical
festlyN tlls week < nutnpsra M Year,y pine pqgdred.
bic At th6 Meioha6n, And the "Lone Strike" at the
Museum, are the Boston attractions this week.
This 10 the last Yeek OF the Richings troupe In
Philadelphia They open ct the French theatre here
u Edwin Booth closed at the Walnut OF, Saturday.
Verdi's "DQn Carlosr has proved real success OF
the Scala, Milan, the applause on the subsequent
performances being quite as great 40 on the first
night. At the Teatto Santo Radegonda ia Donna
Romantica" buffo opera, has been brought out.
No less than four composers, Signorini Buon0mo,
valenta, Ruggi and Campanela, have had share In
A. The proverb about 'toO many cOOksu does not
seem applicable to musicians, for ia Donna Ro-
mantica" is success-a mild one, true, but still o
success.