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TIE siIssdtRr~ PUBLICATION.
Who They Are. and What They
say.
The Blair Flag.

We made q brief mention yesterday Of the
excursion party OF gentlemen from this city
who went out 70 Grand Junction, 70 meet Gen.
2. P. Blair and the delegation OF Mlssourlans
who were escOrtiDg the beautiful banner pre-
scented by the citizens OF 81 Louis 70 the " BAR
KNIGHTS OF New Oilscns.
The -. LoCSs consisted OF the Iol-
loEfng es-ntlemen-and il viii be seen thatthsy
are geaas7aes By their names-the very nrst
citizens OF 81. Louis Col. Louis V. Bogy, John
Knapp, Capt Dan Abe, Capt. Daniel e.. Taylor,
Capt c. Ksnnett. Mr.. Delasseusse, John +.
Thornton, Geo. W. Ford, .. Priest, NJ Donald
son, aaj. W. d. Hatch, Charles Il. Ellard, Gen.
Z. 3. Brown, Jas. l.. K-lso, Dr.. H. J. AcKelIops.
IN conversation vita these gentlemen We
learned much IN TsfereDcs 70 tbs poliliosl pros
reefs in Missouri, TO surprise and gladden. us
There Is no particle Of doubt on their mind OF
each and every one OF taem, that an over
whelminC maj0 ity OF the legitimate votes cast
there THIS fall viii be for the Democratic ezndi-
dates: but the Radical authorities the Govern
ment st tee head, are already laying thsir plans
80 destroy ell chances Of a lawful count. IAs
registrars are resOrting 70 every suborfuge,
and even to tue most Unb.Eshing frauds &c pre-
vent Democrats IRON Re dstrauon. The De-
ueecracy, however, are not discouraged, and
nave uads their preparations 20 counter
act ali ths installations which can be brought
y besr against them.
The la ilsr, Witch is ssid by the 81. Louis
DisyItch TO be the nnest anu hsEdsoEEeat ever
go In the West, was manu- actured By
Euzsns Jaccard q Co., 81 Louis. II Il
OF white silk, six feet wide, by Zine
Tat HIGH. In ths csHtsr, on enc side,
Is a ule-sizs portrait OF Gen. Blair,
taxen from a poItrsit OF MIN when he was il
Tie United states seryics ss g asJ or-GsnersL
SurtQountinz the medallion is az American
sasls standing on the shield OF liberty, and
around he top are thirty-ssven sta-sr emblem
ntIc OF the Ststss-o1s s-sr io- each. GA The
diverse siIe, tic banner being OF dOuOie thick
ness. Is gold embsiiz1,nenti with the words
" Blair Knight" il the center. The banner
COS. alone $50, and rs set o1 standards, the up
rights being sixteen feet lO1gi surHcornted by
az American ca lie, and the eros sisnd-sods
ornA1nenLd with a giIded acorn. The banner
Ia accompanied by HlBr-e American nag bear
ing ia It's azure sea thlrty-seven stars; tie
measurement Of tte s;auds.d bsipg twenty "
thiruy-siZ feet, the largest slEe IN use. 10 TINS
the names OF Sc me- and 3 sir viii be ap-
pended, add it VII he swUng EcroS toe Pr1nci-
pal street o. New Orleans as an indication OF
fhs feeling existing between the people OF the
Nrrfh auu Euurl. i
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LITTLE Rock RAILROAB.-Our enter
pr1siug and intelligent contemporary OF the
ChrsiG7 AdgocGts thus speaks OF this road
4" We started westward, Friday last, on the
Memphis aud Little Rock Rulrosd. The TIP
scross the swamp, from tbs Mississippi 10 the
81. Francis, forty miles, was slow but safe. The
condition OF the road was much better tlan we
expected % Godi II. It's completion 10 Madison
IN time Tor the fell business adds much 10 the
convenience OF the people on and beyond the
81. Francis, blt It IS very important that tue
middle division, LOn Madison TO DeNalgs
pl,n be completed as soon Is possi0ls-shus
maEings : ali rail route to Little hooE' and a.
sist.ng largely in the Developments OF The re-
.o---1s ~ ArEas- 50 well a. oOLtributirs
Immensely 70 the prospe1ty OF TINS city 40
effect these results. cItzsas Enypla co operate
zsalous.y with tL5 President and O}S@f Oh'e4'
OF the company"
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AR. BERGH could find In Memphis
daily causes OF suits for cruelty TO animals, &
he were here. We srain;ormed By two reliable
gentlemen who witnesses the afraIr, tnRt day
before yesterday ne driver OF drsy No. 69i be-
coming enrsgsd with the animal he was driv-
ng, after cruelty beating IL, seized the poor
creatures tongue IN LIS hands sna twisted Il
until Il bled. sush a creature de ,erves the So
vsTeet punishment known 10 the law for cru
eItF 70 animals
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-24

The Trans-MississipPi cable vas yes
terday evening at four O'clock again set TO
work, and We are now IN communication with
the western shore. Col. Coleman, with the Ut
most care and closest scrutiny, las net beSn
able to discover the cause OF the cessation Of
electric co nmunicstCn. AbLut sSveaIy-GFe
feet was cot out OF the cable near this shore
yesterday, and on splicing Tie ends again, cleo
trio signals were Immediately passed This led
20 the supposiuOn that the cause OF Tho trouble
lay IN the plece taken out. aud d caTefdl exaW-
inatlon Of IL will be made to-day. This cable
Is sid 70 be the best in Amerioa-having been
made for the Red ses, and by tome means
taken for its pre- ent use.
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MEMPHIS DIRECrORY.-We hsve this
day contracted with Rtehsrd Edwards, general
approximations OF the 5 uthern Pdolshing
Company, Of Memphis, Louisville andRNew
Orleans, for the comp.eti9n OF The Memphis
City Dirtc.oy. They have facilities aad eI-
psrience which viii insure 10 the citizsns OF
Memphis & complete aud valuable book, and
we most cordially ind0rss and recommend
them 20 our business public.
a McNIlLLES AFLOYD.
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WHO SHALL NOUCH FOR THE VoUCH
ERs-W. J.. Smith" General" Smlth-hs OF
the pulled snout notoTieiy, writes q letter 70
the Pas, and al the end OF It the truth OF what
he writes Is vouched for by Nj" I'd shaw and
Capt" Ham Carter. Sublime srectsclel A
" General" has TO back Up hiE assertions by the
words Of w negroes
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CTTY MATTERS
NOTICE.

Hasaaer individual bills o. any Employee
Of this paper Will not be allowed as an offset
saniust accounts due ~ And no bill viii be
pstd unless contracted by our authority.
AINsLIE, HEATING & co.
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z

Are requested to report any irreguiarity in
the delivery OF the ATRIAL az the Counting
room. Carriers Will be supplied with eertn-
sstes authorizing them TO collect weekly.
ED. J. MASSFORD,
supL Circulation.
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THE CLAYTON CASE was again taken
up before squire Griffith yesterday morning.
and after examining several witnesses, was, by
mutual consent, again postponed until next
Monday. The defendant in default OF $1,000
bond was rsmRDded TO jan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-24

We LEARN that Billy Emerson, the
well known and talented minstrel, viii be
here next tuesday, and open for Eve nights At
the New Memphis. We had The pleasure OF
meeting Mr.. ". D. Roberts. his agent, last
night who Is In the city making ne necessary
arrangements.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-24

THE House OF DR.. Laird, l79 Second
street, was entered yesterday morning and rob
bad ofsome provisionsg The thief VIA inter
rupted before lie got OF With his plunder, and
fgroed 10 drop i.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-24

FIRE.-The alarm OF fire was sounded
last night about 10 o'clock, caused by the dis
covery OF the breaking out OF flames Ia the
Overt5n stables The IRE was 1rEt seen ten
minutes before the bells rang, by Mr.. Jake
Ettler, who was standing in the door Of Muler's
saloon, across the way. be and his compan
Ions erOks op9n the frolt doors OF the stable,
and, ia the Eidst OF a sitting smoke, moved
all the stock, horses, wagons, etc, to a place OF
safety. On the arrival of the engines, the
dame, which had already begun to make some
headFsy, weTs promptly checked. Tue loss
win be very light, probably not more than SIPS.
The origin Of the Ore IS supposed TO have been
in the fireplace ofR corner room, on the second
floor, where some negroes. who are at work on
the new Criminal Courtroom, had built q fire
during the day.
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THE PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS from
Misst sippi. Arkansas and West Tennessee,
steamboat and railroad officers and their fara-
lies patronage is particularly solicited at the
southern Hotel. First-class fare reduced from
s. % to 81 " per day. The Southern Is sure
TO please Flee wagon-ysrd for country teens.
fU
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For RENT.-A house and outhouses
and garden, near street railroad and Nicholson
paved street, in the best neignborhoOd, and
thfes.tourths of a mills from Court square,
Three acres OF ground ia Enclosure, inside the
APPEAL Onioe.
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THE COUNTS.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. ". Wdldrdn,
Jrd0e.-The following judgments were taken
stovaI vs. happeck, Judgment for plaintiff,
Conneii vs. Waddel. Judgment for plaintiff,
SID 10.
Ward 800 vs. waddsn s Co., Judgment for
plaintiff, sljs %.
slS s..
Wigs q Co vs. Doyle ct al, Judgment sor plain
till, S1I5 s..
JenkIn- 9 % vs. Laird. Judgment for plaintiff,
S445 20.
wetter q Co Ys Patterson ct al, Judgment for
plainun, $50 rs.
Lowensteln q BIO We sides, judgment for plain
Dean 6 % vs. Lsrkin, Judgment for plaintiff.
DssOto Ias 90. Va acknowledgement for plain
tiR, SO 50.
Johnson IS BOxhorn, Judgment for plaintiff.
Com. Bank Q Tenn. vs. Taylor, Judgment for
plaintiff, SIS IS.
TIT csses set Tor trial to -day are as follows:
$50 karEs VS. COmbs, Jr, q Co.
4S3 1oof, Phillips & Co VS. Myers ct al.
74 Low We Aingsheim.
7s9 Murray vs. singleton.
S2 Briggs ct 81 VS. Groves.
l02i Hug VI EtchRVarne.
1881 German Nat. Bank VS. Andrews.
1888 Fink VS. Alderman.
lu34 Cavaroe & 20 VS. Alderman.
lU5 SresnlRw ct al, use, etc, VS. Loeb Bros.
lOG4 Commercial BANK OF tennessee vs. Gala
way ct al.
1865 Same VS. Morgan.
1866 First National Bank vs. CAN'T ct al.
1857 Btsnchin vs. Acgelnan.
1908 Watkins, use, etc, vs. Baker.
1859 Halstead vs. Perkins.
1851 French, Richard q 20. VS. DemmcRs.
1858 McMury Va Cookrel
1854 SANFORD, extE, VS. WesSoa.
1888 Golium VS. RaglaUd.
1888 Duncan We Just.
lO5S Miller VS. Tipping ct al.
1865 SHELBY vs. Kelly.
100 P0ttgrsW & Co. VS. Loeb.
1911 sykes al al vs. Mallory.
MA Ralcost. Smith & %. VS. 0~reenlaw, IL.
IG5 Brown vs. CorWin.
1914 Fitzpatrick VS. Eddings.
ls7s Mayor and Aldermen Of Memphis vs. Pts
t0ran.
1918 Briggs % al VS. WEIGH.
1913 Ryan VS. Riley.
SHELBY4CIRCUTr COUBT-George ".
Reevs3, Jud0s.-fhe September term Of this
CUurt commeucss next Monday, the 2sth inst.
\ ~
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RIVER MATTERS.

A sUPERB lot Of hosiery at Rice & En-
gels, 33 Main street.
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Removal.

Removal. - MessTs. Johnston &
Vance, clothiers, have removed 70 50 Main
street, Brinkley Block, where they VIII be
pleased 20 see tneir old friends and the public
generally. Aep@4 81
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AN extra train will leave st $3.50 s.m.
on Friday. for Bartlett, where The Hon. John
W. LeftWieh IS 70 address the Democracy. Fare
for the round trip hny cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-24

WE are in receipt of the latest style.
LEIBY & CO., Hattsrs,
800 Main street, opposite Court Square.
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CHANCRRY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Let every entsrprising man attend the chan.
cery sale Of the land, stock and farming uten-
sis OF T P. Lewis, on Saturday next, tho Goth.
ms, 81 II o'clock. Said sale to take place on
the premises. No CASA required! Said land is
well improved, has a vsiuab.e steam grist mill
and cotton sin, IN which a good bargain can
be had. said place Is shout seven miles froa
Memphis, on the Holyford road. At
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A GOOD hat can be bought at Rice &
Engel's, 2s Main street, for 81 ..
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FOR ST. FRAnoIs RIVER.

Tuesday st. Francis River Packet-For
Helena Mariana, Madison, Wlttsburg
and all Way Landings.
MGLLJE HAMBLETON, T. Z. Bowman Master
sam. g. Paine, Shell and Clsrk, Clerks.
VII lesys Memphis EVERY h
TUESDAY, st 5 O'Clock pm. ~
LARRY HARA15TAD, Agent,
ja1G Star Wherfboat, foot Jefferson st.
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To GET the best and latest style Of hat,
go TO Leidy a Cos, opposite the square, No. go
Main stFsSt, Is9zH
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A FINE assortment Of embroideries at
Rsey q Engsl's, - Main street.
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FoR ST. LOUIS.
FOR z

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
~pany-Unitsd states Mail-FOr Helena, Ma
~poIeon, Pine Bluff, Dardanelle, Van
Buren, and Fort Smith direct.
W, A. CALDWELL----...- L. Haines master
This hne passenger packet VIII L.
leave as above, on &as
THURSDAY, 2Ita inst, at S pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
ssp222t II jefferson street.
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SOME OF those cheap linens are still to
be found at Rice & Engel's. 2S Main street.
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THE best brands of prints, domestics,
ets, etc, can be found at Rice & Enge!'s, 2ss
Main street.
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CALL at Rice & Engeps, 2sS Main
stree, ftyou want cheap clothing.
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A SUPER calf sewed boot a be bought
at Rice a Engel's, rs Main street, for SIC.
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If you want good hat, go to Leldy's,
opposite the Square. se22et
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TIE BEST HATS at Leidy & Coz, hat
tiers and i~urriers, 25s Main street, opposite Court
Square. seq 81
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The BEST aud cheapest of towels, nap
kins and handkerchieis, at Rice & Engel's, 2ss
Msin street.
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THE New ECLECTIC for October, hes
come to hand, "chock full" a. usual, OF the
gems OF magazine literature, culled by sxps-
rienced hands from the current standard peri
ojIeals Of the day, foreign and domestic.
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Cairo and New Orlsans-nlinOis Central
Railroad Packets.
T FALL AND WIN TER At
- ARRANGEMENT. &ZS

,egsH ARRANGEMENT. AS
The unsurpassed Passenger Steamer
Capt. LA 1oSn a 4. Bark. AND capt.BBG KlFs;sram
VIII leave CAIRO FOR NEW ORLEANS on
tne arrival OF 4 pm. train every SATURDAY
as follows
LADY GAY-SatuTday, September 10 Octo-
Der 3, Il and 81 November IA and IS Deem
Der IL and q.
RUTH Saturday. September % October 10
and "A; November and q december ) and l9.
To secure staterooms, and for further tnfor-
nation, apply to
JOHN W. CARROLL, Agent, st. Louis.
CHAS. I. HINDE, Agent, Cairo.
Il. W. LIGH1BURNF, Agent, Memphis.
7, 3. WOODS, Agent, New Orleans. selSlm
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OUR Hats are very neat for gentlemen
and boys. LEIDT & CO., Hattsrs,
z6s AaiE street, opposite Court Square.
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WRAPPING PAPER.-Old newspapers
for wrapping paper 70 be had at this office.
Retailers will do well TO call 6t
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YIN. H. rRIeG, J. I. PIsorT, WIZ. N JoH
WM. n. TRIcc q CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
B%ooNvILLE. No.

ZEAL Estate Bought and sold, Taxes paid,
II, etc Loans neeottated upon Real Estate
Security Collections upon ali accessible points
made urlon favorable terms, and proceeds
sspS -wM. h. TRIea&co.
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The weather yesterday was like Tom
Hoods November"
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THE BROADWAY" dress hat st
Leidy's, the test in the city. SEE Ct
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River q. S. MAJ Packet
Company.
master
This excellent steamer leaves A
Memphis as above, A1zz
SATURDAY. Goth inst., at 5 pm.
For freight or passage spply 70
LEVY q SHARPE Agents,
No. $50 Front Row.
J. A. ssyers, Passenger Agent. sep24 81
Memphis and White River q. 8. Nal Packet
Company.
MAYFLOWER-.----.W VIM. J. Ashford master
This elegant passenger steamer A
viii leave 4
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 Pun.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
sep24 81 Star WhaTIboat. loot Jefferson st.
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o HOUND CITY

STEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES IL
- every day for Mound City at 49,
am, am, SPIN. and 5 pm Leaves Mound
City every day at6A am, 8 An, p.m.a and
4 pm. LanGing ct foot OF Washington street.
MARK r. CHEEK,
iyll Master.
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Steamer Louisville, st. Louis,
Marble City, 81. Louis.
Departures.
SteRme. Louisville, New Orleans.
Peerless, New Orleans,
In Peri.
". A. Caldwell, Marble City,
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FOR NAPOLEON
Regular Memphis SemI-Wsekly Napoleon
packet, for Helena, Fr1ar's Point, Napo-
leon and all way landings.
This elegsnt passenger packet zN
viii leave So
THURSDAY. 9th inst, at 8 pm.
VINSON q DOEAHUE, Agents,
sap14 IL ia Front street.
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SHELBY CIRCUIT COUBT-George ".
Reevss, JUd9s.-fhe september term Of this
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. j. Grau will open the French Theatre,
New York, with his Parisian opera bou0e com.
pany on Monday evening, October 8. The
company will comprise forty performers pre-
minent among whom are Mines Rose Bell,
Desclauzas, Fontanel. and Messrs Carrier,
Beckers. GabiI, and Bourgoin. They will make
their debut in La Grande DucheSse de GeroEsteia,
which will be followed by Genevieve de Brabant
-BGrbe Bteu still attracts crowded houses at
Niblo's. II will be Withdrawn after the present
week, and we may expect to have 1t in Phila-
delphia ere long.
1t is understood that Strakosch will bring
out Miss Kellogg In concert instead OF opera
this season.
"A new baritone will shortly make his debu,
in London. The gentleman In question is a Mr.
Maybrick, and he was formerly organist in st.
Peters Church. Liverpool.
"A new opera bouGe, by M. Herve entitled
ohtEperto III; ou. pInventfOn de Ia Vapeur. has
been read at the Folies Marigny, Paris.
The critic OF the San Francisco Times dis
paraged Madame Parepa Rosa's "Norma" re-
Gently. end the management ordered their ad
vertisement out Of the paper. The Bulletin
commenting upon this action, says
4. Is simply insulting tS the profession Of journal
on total Misrepresentation OF the relations of The
press TO the thea,rical world. Il Involves the de
eDent IN newspaper establishes lien It's consci.
ence. III theatrical managers can buy the opinions
newspapers with patry advertlsement(a and for some
reason or other the Opera House management has
Ing columns), and hxes gag on It's opinions, are
indeed worthless the pu0ltc ana Infamous their
dssemipAtorF. The opera season, under the ini
management OF Parepa-Ro and Tom McGuire, is
now q hnapclsl success, though In. the other
part OF the season the business Is bad.
business Parepa. Rosa smog The musfc of "NormaS
exceedingly Wen, II except tendency 20 too
much ornamentation. All through cit was PArepa-
Rosa, the concert singer. signor Testa would have
made XeTy o gooa F11'oms n he had voice and ply
AOeiOtsG, 'videi he honors with the prlma donna
BignOr Masimiliani has been lndisposed ever since
he arrived here. The two appearances he has made
during the season have not added TO his previous
reputation. "D0n Giovanni hes been twice M Iser-
ably performed TO overlooking houses. Senior Tests
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was entitled to- and received the hons share oftbe
i,ors' ihonors' Madame Parepa failed entirely to
paris paris were In the hands or the novices and
copstdents' Ine orchestra on this occasion was
IncIeaseo % twenty. The chorus eleven male
SS,ces snn ave female. The bones Of Mozart would
~, u,aVsIatueo IN the- grave could they have heard
sne murder OF his favorite opera a. accom- pshed in
Ell raaneIsco. The oratorios of Creation and Ms
% naVe peen brought out with the opera orchest ra
man. penorus Of about twenty voices mostly DER
un,Iversal commendation from musicsl amateurs and
Sucs; out they pronounce her incapable of Clothing
nsI vochl EFFORTS with dram attic expression, She IA
as incapable of giving expression the ideas OF
h making money. ~ ~'
-Wagner's Rfenzt will be the opening spec
tacle at the Theatre Lyrique, Paris This work
was commenced AZ Riga, but finished In Paris.
1t was first produced In Dresden In lS43.