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New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
THE TURE


JEROME PAKK-CLOsE OF TIE FALL MEETING.
The Fall meeting of the American Hockey
,,, -, -. - o, ., -, 80 a. ,,.a,,e
Cub closed on saturday, ana IN point o. hhe weather
smooth riding aud good attendance the day was al that
the most pverso roadster or turafe eonld possbv de-
'po i"os' i1'''' az" 'O'''' VI 'u'"'C OOUU P0''O' u
sire Tie morning was somewhat suitIy' bat when the
west wind prevailed and the Thermometer showed an
sutumua temperature. The Park, HaremlaHe, and the
crowded with gay caValcade Of stylish eQupaRes
- has ever been on Manhattan Island.
OF the htle jockeys mad his leg broken by being
thrown from his hOre The brow OF the MIL 10 the north
Of the stand closely packed with carriages Oi every
description Everybody that loves horses was 70 be seem
fronl The millionaire 10 tne Dackleg. There were also
actors, politicians army ohcers ana horsemen m aDund
ance. Inc jerome brothers. Lester Wallaek
order, Gen Buterncld, Gen. Dick Taylor
whom Wag styled .cOihled ana many Othef ceIe-
event The bankers August Belmont and jerome h.
Fellows. Lester "aack' simeon Leland, Gen AsWhWall
ana GriswOld Gray dashed a0ns driving their fOuT-in
hand teams. Every one was trying ms team iof the
pressure strong evening breeze and the clouds that
lined the horizon Indicated storm
IHE HEATS.
handicap was iis stAOuioou anu toi % ,i' W.
Ave entes LODca, ISL y Harry Bqolh' lIe b Tycoon
I42 D Underwood, $40 d. ana Bildgne ISi d. Inc last
three named. however announced lhef bohaecep.anee
Of the weights, aud, the coho tions eciyihg tHa uIes
% start from different stables or the added
money would n0L DC gwen me ISce uu no taAe llace
Tie CAB tien OhcIed a. puee % 500 Coi'u cl tnaS
Tycoon UnderNO OOd, and Blrague Would run lIe ana
tiltc dutl t.I9 OA - sA - 9 st99r lined oro,rJ o
rapidly that suseions were openly expressed that the
race had been s9!d AZ VIC s'tV az Sooon sI, ~! &
ney was Two iehslhs angsu ~ i - , S,orj,
D. Mdsely, ana dozen !ensths anc'u % .ic
and n lhia order lisF SoDtlnueu iutO 'o @
when ChGof NO0d Ggso4 lP ti. 3ei &c va m IN r,a a.
the others jumped thc last huIuc hIel' anu Ol ~
for Tie twoSear oid s"eepskes % ol S1y cdcn, nan VI
forfeit Tor io.ls OF ieo' one M nun, I0 9 ~ - - = %
which ony io9t s;'eI, & ~, I'm M n, IGy y. yii h h in%
na, Hcrncs Mr sa'D a2d Mr Jcrcme @ Rapture The pools IN
this race sold follows: Tasmania $i15 Rapture $50,
closely followed by Rapture and The Nun ana Tasmania,
who we're together and Kept lt WInnine te race e4siy
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Stssustp A.Aabts Dixon, Loou sepL - rsc a1l ''5 pA
S,,m,ap jo6S Gibson wia,sr walnstou D. G. e Aal Pa''
s,,ar'iap Aeshae Kelly o Ss.. Bedford isi's 49, 'A''
Steamship Francisco Dehkc vea Cruz u days mi'e and pas
steamship Guiding star houes A,piaFAu mlse AID se' Pa
Bas Saran sf Carli,s Aa,to,,aa q 1t''. F ,. .i,'
BrF sa'so Ioyer. MoHta'ieo y d-y, h'ie.
Bus Nepouss,. Tracy Little Cisco Boy, Goa
Bnl Mlrposa. Latham Gis,e bay. eoaL
BBats srlieu Raasloa Rio Jaacro $ l,y,. 'ef-,.
h. Harp paly South Amhot fg Portsmouth.
Bns g. n. A. Pt Locke, BeunrlA days. palm OIL
sss sssI As AIN a B i.' MofT, B5sepo % g. os
,cHo0SsRa-avEK AID ooisrWsE
Nor, Light CALAIS cen. lismnoua Ssaiuetst
Weripr,ou Wlud,or y Nar, Aaas Se.IoaJoo
M,r J. N.ffa w,r.sn ~. Sat,e' bristol
r. J. Beckett sioninrtou. fauins Houdoat''
J p..ne ProVnoeioaa NU. Thomas, khlahehpor,
ssIe " Ponder Taunton sarah Gariuer. 81 al sf
sga,, ssr ''ta Ps,, j.rlrsoe Heurv Kilabet.port
Willie Harris Cutler, Ne. Muucsots. hitAhetapors
Mar Broctssy Connecticut River Martbl Williams Bls'oa
Midnight, kiubcApot ii'h" foItsnd No
p D. BraIy. Bl'nbehpor waite Hall Rock'nd
1H;aR 1i.aii b5o-a ,' Ese,'hp.t ,sS, M;,ts o:,.s
Hs,eteu Providence ta1a s. Sss - lil,en
nor Del Mar Windsor n. Virginia. Providence
Kate Callahan, yro'deaee
DOMESTIC PORTS.
saw PRlyci'co Oct sAr1y-i steamship Golden CITY from
il,p Herald oftbs Mornius for Boston.
on,LE~ros o,t lArn ei bog Acs lee Philadelphia Sailed
steamships Champion. ur New York. Sea GlN tor B4tuor
FoHr.s MONROE oct llPassel or Btmore-Shp Canova
% Rome Ses.7ort bsrs Huats phisdePba brig Ls Daniels.
ia nore IIer.a Spain and large dc.tuf coasters
SAgASNAH oct IlArnred. steamships Gen Barnes NcTlok
Narth Point Baltimore; schr. Oliver Cromwell NesBelord
Bosrov oct uArnyo, steamship william Kennedy, Baltimore
bug MasaguGdAric, Anlfossan
FOREIGN PORTS.
sept g. gunbo GeyhnIg lfyin Ney West
steamships Henry CAsuucof t0ulef, AeslorSi Oarrbhesn
NLtbum Cartbgena; 3D. brig Edwin Kennedy Sw NeW-fork
SH sept o. bark York Gibbs, Swan Island Oct J. steamship
FLORIDA Iin ST. Nafro steamship ttiian Noodess Ltrfooli
hurk SLuG kuses Pensacola b Irorp Leighton, NayasA
FArHsK PoINr Oct 1.-THE steamship Bsua from Liverpool
has arrived
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
P1SSENGERS ARRIYED.

PROM LIVERPOOL s~pt PIN seimshin City Of Naslios'on
NJ Arynlurf Mr Ne or Mf. Mlrlnk, NJ at hra FOX ald
elra y.llar Hsran ,. Elgsr Mis- Booth VI curmns' Ns,
Clmniup Cart Nilbos Mr sherman. From iaiaf fAei
And dsrier sni daughter M.s rHnng A Anlsnn
Bullock Capt seVeusyr, Rev l. Sehos' sen Msuu MIS-
Nuuro ani lfllt. Mss Forrest
FROM LONDON. sept 20ln steamship hauia - Benz amin
Casu John trty and Cofr~us 10 Neel b. G. Knight bsl
l.l.s " Wais~r Eivar WAter Nn Cot Mrs caroline ~
..ri. Nj, Caroline Fdraui alarles Fourns g. brosu ST.
srHu lsr Grrfr uIlrd NJ. Sarah Afnuire tdsn hosah
Uu M VIA asoa " Houston Fr-iercf Nfam John ~ la1gon
M-, Nan WOOD Wood Henry w. Hedge frans BofssJ
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

Foster ann,}upces that be will make u match
with Mr. Josenl Dion play two games Oi billiards In
mis- city on sucttsye nights ono of these games The
threeba $50 n 800 points up lhe other tle I9ui Da,
game or up pushing shots aud crotchg barred
The stake 10 ~ ST 900 There is much tax oi bIhhIo
fnnTnaIuent leilteen New. 0Tl and Chcagg phl eIE
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
PATERSON.-SilY Lake has been 1
NORWALK. GONNA State Teachers Instit
Announcements

4 great downfall of prices in ENGLISH NJ
DslLioS yEIyr BHCssgs TbEs PfI AMI lSDh'N tAEr oL
Cur. 49, HluAu AynasOss 10 90 Bawcr7 Eue's bfsst
Carpet ~ ~ COS = 90 ysd an T0l isnu Garnet a. '
i p.r fan lluo O Cloths anc, fr 1c s'c .tn WIN
dos shades. Table aud Piano Corsu a. Ios prices
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
HOME NEWS.
TIP lrIA.rfIsIl

haI and u1rast % q FeTI eoay
from to H. AnenoonYery cloudy Evening VsU cloudy TO -
H. lth-Morunfn misty rain to 1885, rainy 70 ~
little cloudy a. Aen0oD-e eeadJ 10 clear to
sunset Egtuiug-ClesL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

COLDs, COUGHs, GROUP AED NHoOrING
Cor.s rrrse vho.t n. hy Napoleon Cough f, Purely
,.b no opium. sugar coated ~ box Sol b. ti rls
gets MAnuhciory No. a. Dey-st
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
CENTRAL PARK MErEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMtNI'
llr lie DrL L.nlu
THERMOMETER.

Week .3Oh5H iWtek mean
Mar az Oct g.. 30 2a1 MAJ II m noon Oe o. 80 9
Minimum At Oct .2s 700 Minimum Al . a m OeI '''
IHerenee
r,i. on De, An, as ,hossr. DnrAo hour and ~ minutes
Dtph. 02l5 inrhss nay. mean, l35 593 miles a., ,o,
Ifrsr Halo srd Prseeue AZ s. a and Lunar Halo AZ 'sE
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
tie NcGnire Inv name. en-

ployed family Besvues ave- retiring balrlag mgh beH
6u her ga YESTERDAY uoTnng she found nsensb condition
Dr. Hitchcock and the s out oi datger
Vim Starr was b t police Saturday for grand larceny
II alleged stole from biz uncle Railway horse aud
qgv vued ~ had been traded az klahe5 and We
u.gy of Cohen 10 this city Starr was
rrmuttsi for trial "a default of bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08
THE ALABAMA ELECTION.

Probable Defeat OF the Radicals and Reiec-
ton Of the New Constitution.
(From the Evening Telegram Of yssssrdAy.l
koKrookKRr, Ala, Feb T. isos
General Meade has extended election another day
70 include Saturday, bat the probability that the
constitution viii b defeated anyhow. Little moro than
half the negroes have voted In this county. Hundreds
are being discharged by their employers, who detected
them voting
There was . here that riot occurred yesterday
n ruskeges. In which several killed. white ct
Gems here are very bitter against eli who vote
AoNreohERY, Ala, Fob S-H n
Al near - Be ascsrtaned the difculty ~ rusks
gee yesterday vas between some drunken oitizena Il
uos believed any lives we're lost. General Hayden
haa received request for troops and squadron
Of twenty men In command OF a Lieutenant
Returns from several counties tonight very strongly
indicate Ina defea. Of the constitution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08

Loss Estimated af Twenty Thousand Dol
Iars-Thc Fire Supposed TO HIVE Been the
Work Of nm lncendiary.
About balf-past nine O'Clock last night fre was dis
covered In the dwelling OF Mr. George Marshall situated
about half mile from shs thickly populated portion Of
the village. The alarm quickly given and large
number Of tho citizens together with the Are apparatus
Of tho town, were at the OF tho conHagraton
but their efforts 10 the building we're unaveing
the house and ts contents being entirely destroyed
Previous 70 the building being discovered IN flames the
family Of Mr. Marshall had started 10 spend the even.
ing with ueghbor, and they state that they len tho
house In complete order and that II impossible for
the Ore 70 have originated from any Of the interior mate
riala Those who arrived ~ the plaoe nrst say thai
the kitchen window was broken and that the ore
then raging IN that apartment when Mr. Marshall
made his appearance he attempted TO enter the house
by Of ths rear DOORS In order possible 10 secure
the sum OF $4,000, which be iefs IN his whes he
went out 10 the early part OF the evening; but tho hrs
having gained such Roadway the asnssness Of the
smoke prevented his doing so, and the money, II Is
supposed, was burned with the other vaiuahles IN
the house The fact OF there being no person
at home, and the finding Of the window
broken, would lead 70 the sgpposton tba, the house
nrst robbed by parties who were acquainted
with the movements Of the family, end then nred IN
order 10 escape detection The loss will amount TO aot
less than $4,000, upon which tners Is small tn
surance.
On Wednesday eyon!ng the premises Of seah rooker,
At Mount sina, suffolk county. vers consumed by hre.
involving loss al about t92.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08
UROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoyEy MARxEr.-LoSDoS, Feb. 7-5 p.
MC0nsols closed at $685. 80 y for money and nj
Gve-twenties 7l% 7lk; Illinois Central. SIX; Erie
Railway, Ak.
United states hvewenties for the issue OF 1852, T5x
PARIS BoURsE.-PARis Fob. To Y. M--The Bourse
Is weak and rentes closed at decline.
LfsERoooL COTTON MARKrT.--LivER FOOL, Feb TO IT,
M-The cotton market closed active and firm At the
following authorized quotations: Mddiing uplands in
Orleans S14d. The sales OF the day foot up 20 900
bales The quantity Of cotton afoat iis way 10 Eng.
land Ia estimated at 238, 900 bales Of which l35 900
bales from the United states The Brokers' Circular
reports tho tales for the week 1906 900 bales Of which
1000 bales purchased on speculation aud 10 900
bales taken for export.
Trade Rsroar.-hvxRroot, Feb. Us p M.-Ths ad-
vices from Manchester to-day favorable. The
kst for goods and yarns active and buoyant
LIVERPOOL BRKADs1urfs RKgr.--IfvgRpuoI, Feb
rs M-There IL better feeling in the corn marx 81;
mixed Western 3D. higher, closing az 43s per quarter
Canadian. Barley, S. Cd for American Oats, "a lid.
for American Flour, 87s. for Western.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MAsEsr.--LivERrooi, Feb T.
8 p M-Provssions unchanged from last quotations.
Beef lila Cd. for winter cured extra prime mesa,
Pork z3s. for Eastern prime msss. Lard 5Ss. Cd.
for has American Cheese. 52s for the hiThsst range
Of nns American. Bacon, 39s for Cumberis.od cut
LIVERPOOL PRoDrcx MARksr -LavrRro8t. Feb -
5P Mo IL Dutch standard sugar 24s Cd Rosin
Co. 3D. for common Wilmington s1d lila for hne
pale SPIRITS tarpentine, ga Sd PSF cwt Refined pc
troeum L. 3D. per gallon. Taliow mas advanced TO 42s
I'd. for American aud lard TO 5ss Tor line American.
Lospos MARKETS, -Loysoy, Fec liza p M-Ths
prices Of all articles IN our mar the
ported In the nrst despatch.
PmRoLxys MARKRr.-AySwgRr, Feb. f-5 r. M
The petroleum market closed heavy. standard whts
~ francs 10 confines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08
FARMERS AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK

Another Meeting of Depositors In viii.
Another meeting Of depositors in the defunct Farmers
and Ctzens' National Bank Of Brooklyn was held In
Masonic Temple, Williamsburg. last evening The OBJ
ject Of this meeting 10 hear the report Of the
mis,ee appointed the 3st OF January take Of
the interests of deposto and although the asssmbiage
was NOT Iasge Q deep interest was manifested.
Dr. Wren, Of the committee. offered the following
petition for signature and after debate Of partcu.
lar interest tho dspositors agreed 70 sign H.
TO the Hon. r. q. HULBURD, Comptroller Of the Cur
rency, Washington, d. c. -
We the undersigned, dspositors Of the Farmers
and Citizens National Bank Of Brooklyn, e D., N. T.,
would respectfully request Of you thai you would Be
pleased, after reviewing the facts OF the case and
taking into consideration the desttution and want now
existing In this community prsdispossd by the above
named bank having over one million dollars Of the
peoples money, which is virtually out or crcuia-
zion. TO reconsider your decision and order the 70.
claims out Of the nov hed by the Treasury. Your
petitioner would respectfully call your attention
TO the fact That we, tho dopositors, have
been deprived Of means through no fault Of
ours for the last Ave months, and that
said deprivation has inflicted upon untold hardship
the depositors Of small means, . limited way
Of business and they have struggled along, hoping and
expecting that the funds held By the government would
be distributed In January II they cannot have
part OF whas belongs 70 them many Of them must In
svaby fdl Many OF the depositors, under the pres
Of want are now dsposng Of their CLAIMS for half
their value.
Dr. Wren Adolph Baker and Edward Gateson we're
Apo ned a committee 70 go TO Washington with the
above petition and the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08
LOUISIANA.

Order OF General Observation-Disclosures and
Appointments In the Board Of Assistant Al
dermen Of New Orlcans-PreceedinGs In the
Convention.
Nsw CRLxAEs, Feb O. 1868.
the following order was Issued this morning:-
HEADQUARTERS Fura MILITARY DsrRrcr.
Ngw ORLEANS, Feb Z, 1868
GENERAL ORDERS NC. 28.-nxrRA0T NO 4
FoS proceeding 70 hold for Receiver OF the
second district Of the city Of New orleanA In consmpt
o. orders from me headquarers the following membeu
OF the boards OF Aldermen aud Assistant Aldermen OF
the city OF New Orleans who voted for the resolution
military appontments-ars hereby removed:-James
Graham " T. Dumas, John X. Clay, Of tho Board OF
Aldermen, and A. Marcy, 8. r. Thesan, o. h J. Dunn.
Straight. b Joubers and q g. sauvinsI Of the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
J. NJ Lea, Robert J. Watson and Guy Oupantieg srs
hereby appointed members Of the Board Of Aldermen,
and Williamson Smith. George UrquhArt =. h Moore
b g. Morgan, Charles Beaumon, aud S. Whitaker
are appointed members OF the hoard Of Assistant Al
dermen.
J. h Oglesby IL appointed : member Of the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen In place OF l. Gamble, resigned.
Upon accepting these appointments the above named
persons will transmit 10 these headquarters copy Of
the oath prescribed BY law.
BY command Of Major General HANCOCK
GEoRag l. HARTsUyP, Assistant Adiutant General
The Convention devoted the greater part OF to-dayu
session 70 the discussion Of the ordinance repeating the
law passed by the Legislature authorizing the issue Of
- 900 900 ievee honda The discussion was very OK
cited and dssordery. The whole matter was nnay IN .
definitely postponed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08
BOOK NOTICE.

LIpR ASp WORKS oy HORACE MANN. Edited by
Mrs. Mary Mann. In Five Volumes. Vol. Ill.
Boston Horace Is. Fuller.
The subtitle Of the third volume OF tnis work 70
annual Reports Education, by Horace Mann"
Only such portions however. are selected from Tor
reports BY late Secretary OF Public lnsruc-
ton in Massachusetts, have been deemed OF universal
interest II published entire those reports would MI
such volumes the present The portions selected
present the vews OF Mr. Mann upon great points which
all alike Among the subjects treated
fnd qualifications Of teachers school libraries eh0
orec, OF education upon the worldly fortunes OF mon.
the study Of physiology In the schools. visitation and
description Of European schools, school motives and
school vces equality Of school priviegos tho common
school system Of Massach usets the power Of common
schools redeem the State from social vices and crimes
the capacity Of the school system to improve
the pecuniary condition and elevate the ntelsc-
tuai moral and religious character OF the Common
wealth, 30 The seven hundred and dfty-sight pages
devoted TO these topics full Of valuable facts and
suggestions relative public school Instruction. We
fully recognize the vast importancenay the ndispen
sabeness-of devsng the best possible means Of edu-
eating and nstrucslng the people and che children.
particularly in republic like our own, the vitality Of
which depends largely on popular intelligence Ana
although cannot bindly admire the public school
system OF Massachusetts, TO DO altogether so perfect
either In Itself or in its practical workings, as most
Bosonians least claim that Il is, yet We cheerfuiy
accord TO the late Horace Mann the honor Of having
bringing tina. system 10 ito present state Of development
His heart In the work OF popular education and no
devoted his life 10 Il with praiseworthy ZEAL The nvo
volumes Of his Life and Works. will be moro suita6ie
monument TO hts memory than the ugly statue OF him
which STANDS that OF Webster IN front OF the STATE
House In Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08
MISSOURI.

The Proposed Holding of the Democratic Ma
tiOnal Convention at st. L0uis-Tnx state.
ST. LOUIS Fob q 1858.
The several committees appointed q few days ago 70
devise the the holding Of tho National
Democratic Convention In this city have fully organised
and gone snergetcaly work raising funds and adopt
ing the necessary effect the object In view
Colonel Bogy OF this city, member OF the National
Democratic Committee. has been authorised TO pledge
money 70 any amount necessary to secure the holding
OF the National Democratic Convention here.
The total amount Of United States taxes collected IN
tho First district Of this state for 1867 400 VI
this amount Sos 6S5 derived from manufacturers
and producers $667 l66 from spirits withdrawn from
bond. S341 900 from tho annual income assessment
4lI8SS1 from the annual license assessment, $l26 sos
from the gross receipts OF theatres railroads Expresses
&c, and the remainder from various sources
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08
ARIZONA.

General Pnlmer's Surveying Party-Fight
With Indians-Defeat OF the Troops.
SAs FRANCISCO, Feb. Z, 1883.
Late Arizona advices say thai General Palmers
Pacific Railroad surveying party Al Hardyvale
January l6 The line Of survey crosses the Colorado
river twenty-five miles below Fort Mohavs. The route
Unexpectedly favorable and the engineers on she
shirysscond parallel route have been recalled and
work stopped In that direction.
There has been great fight between the troops and
the Wollopl Indians near Bsae Springs. Tho Chief
Sisrum was wounded and sixteen Indians killed. but
the troops repulsed with the loss Of wounded
The savages were fortified among the rocks. Colonel
Price hes sent endorsements and supplies 20 the
soldsrs The Indians have OF killed all the
stock Williams Fork Over hundred men are q
work in mines In thai vicinity and rich Iodes being
developed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08
ANUS E M E rs.

PrKE's OPERA HoUsE-Last night tho last Of tho In.
auguraton Of Pixies Opera House by the Stra-
kosch grand Italian troupe, We had . repetition OF
"Rgoetto" with the nicely adjusted OF La Grange,
Miss Phillips Massiman, Orlandin, sarte. Coetti, &c.
The favorable opinions have heretofore expressed OF
these artists In this piece amply sustained by them
this occasion Indeed, the inspiration which gave
in all its parts the unsurpassed rendering OF the
'rovatore the previous evening was still evidently in
active force in "Rigoletto" la Grange appeared
fresh and II from recuperatng rest, Mas
simiani, spirited, emphatic and Efficient with PHILIPPE
and all the rest in that "happy accord which Lord
Clarendon once said existed between England and
France in both hemispheres The house was good, q
very good house. though not the jam OF the operate
jubilee OF tho "rrovatore" Il is not often tina,
impresario sing as Strakosch sang that night she
chorus OF the loyal contraband:
1t mus; Be now de =, k ,,aeg,,o am q coming
The last night OF the There is sadness the
words associated with any OF enjoyments Here,
however. is but transfer from one side Of the town
10 tho other and so s not tho last OF the Strakosch
troupe He has proved himself In this short
Pixies a capable careful and Jealous manager, and his
artists have co.operated with admirable harmony He
PIKE s sassed In this DAYS matinee the closing per
Torrance OF this troupe at Pikes we are 10 have La
Grange Briguo, Miss Phillips and saslni in ucretia
Borgia and there will be house full and overfo wing
on both sides. Be not too late 10 get Ia.
THg GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FUND MUSICAL TEsrIvAL.-
grand musical festival In aid OF the patriotic effort to
establish asylum At Gettysburg for the reception Of
manned and invalid soldiers will DO given al Irving
Hall this Saturday. evening". full orchestra under
m experienced leader will discourse choice music by
Donzett, Strauss Rossini, Verdi and other eminent
composers, Miss Maria s. Brainard will sing some Of the
favorte selections from her Repertoire and Messrs D!etz
Iesch schmitz and R,etze will render solos on the
cornet trombone French horn and flute Those VINO
desire while gratifying their musical tastes. 20 assist
In forwarding work which appeals 10 the nobest As
we'll as patriotic impulses, will crowd Irving
Hall tonight The proposed Gettysburg Asylum pro-
iect Is hosrly finding hundreds Of friends, and the
numbers attendance the festival tonight will be
an Of the popular desire for Its Having
the special sanction and endorsement OF the Ponnsy
pairiot,sm OF our citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08
GEORGIA..

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Reports the
Executive and the Franchise.
ATLANTA, Feb. Z. 1888.
In he Convention to-day the report OF the Committee
on the Executive Department adopted without
amendments II nxes the torn OF the Office AZ four
years and requires years residence in the State az
qualification.
The nrsi section Of the report Of the Franchise CON-
mttee adopted motion TO strike out ssIx'' and
insert 'twsve' months residence In the State
Qualification lost An amendment making thirty
days residence In the county qualification passed
The Convention adopted the repor. Of the committee
on the death OF y. Richardson. His remains left at
six O'Clock this evening for Maine Timmouy has been
held bail In the sum OF $4,000