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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH


Sir John A. Mcdonald and party have arrived
al Quebec aad sill proceed est 10 the morning
1.-Two thousand volunteers are TO be called out
at weeks and brgaded with the regulars
"A Mr.. Cunningham was run over and instantly
killed on Lowell Railroad East Cambridge, Saturday
1.-The Rev. Morley PunSkOn was married in To-
rono Saturday the residence Of the Rev Dr. Reon 10 bis de-
ceased wiies sister.
-. Randolph Stake attempted to assassinate
yesterday.
Frederick Jones. a Boston merchant, has given
e Audoyer Theological Seminary toward the foundation Of
a PIoitssorshp Of Blocauon
.Mcssrs. Brown & PatteTson's foundery. IN
Whby Canada which employed ty burned the
ground on Sunday. Loss $1,000
1.-Two boys fell into the river at Stratford, Conn.,
Saturday of them named John SehNeeug NeNloEk
IA construction train of the Union Pacific Rail
road backing Station saturday cow
throwing tue boo Of the track g Eve aud Soanug twelve
others
Norman Frute has sued The 81. Louis Democrat
libel with article describing against Fe
Miss Mile Johnson of Leaeuworth for breach Of promise Frue
claiHes t2O.J0O damages
George II. Bangs. the Chicago detective officer,
charge preferably Mrs ben Thompson b, him eug
pcated the robbery He emandd until Thursday
ALFRED lsmenger of the Marion Hose, while
dep from the fourth the ground His head
and shoulder much injured but bis principally
tena His brother Francis who also the ladder FELL but
tanned ouly slight injuries
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two to one. As many were present VINO are
wellRnowu "hetune men, the pre- @ o' fu id
able money changed hands, and az the rates aeoEe a
out those who took the Mutuas at the o9Hs oIttu re-
turned with plcthorc pockets II was sdd lat 1elWeeh
$4,000 and $1,000 were put up on the result DuJ il S"
changed ownership 10 was the most
VICTORY FOR THE ATHLETICS.
Pm ADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE Olmypics OF
Wsebincfon ID C. PLAYED a game with the Athletes OF
P6ladelphia which by the latter by score OF
IA tn D7 The Athletics were "whtewashcd' once, ana
were unsuccessful their attempt to puta blank score
on the Opmpcs.
VICTORY FOR THE MARYLAND CLUB.
RICHMONB, Aug. 1.-THE match game between
the Maryland Club OF Baltimore, and the Pdstlme oI
Richmond, resulted IN the defeat OF the latter
DEFEAT or THE ACTIyEs OF INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1.-THE match game
between the Unions OF MOrrssauia and the AcuVes OF
tins city, resulted defeat OF the latter by score o
5 10 Sc.
ITEMS
match game of baseball was PLAYED AT
Catsk Aug r. between the Lone stars OF mat place.
and the stars OF Gfoenvlc ~ Y. resulting, alter luI
game OF nine innings, IN the following score Lone star
AZ Greenyille Stars, 8.
A match game of bah for the championship
OF the Hudson River was played at Hudson, saJutdy'
August 10 between the DeNers OF That place ana lue
Lone stars OF Cats resulting. after iuil game ol hue
innings in the following score: Dexter 81 runs Lone
star %.
To-day the Eckford and Mohawk Clubs play
az tie Union grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
THE louisville MINERS, STRIKE.

The miners have gone 10 work at nearly all
the coeres ready 10 work IN the eastern end OF the re-
gOn at 10 per cent Advance the old wages Tor 10
hours work We learIed that they were 10 commence
work at number OF coeFes IN the Mahancy region yes
tcrday the same terms At ~. Clair ana some other
sections they are still holding out The other regions
are all in full blast working 10 hours and the supply OF
coal sent TO market this week is nearly equal TO- the sup
ply OF last year. notwithstanding the almost total susRen
sion in SchuYlkil County. Miners Journal, Ang. 10.
BALTIMORE, Aug 1.-THE Erenin0 Commercial says
that far has been asceraned the loss by lhe rob
berry Of the Peoples Bank amounts 10 N6SO OF which
the bank lOBeS &C. 100, ......... Del p
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BOAT RACE At SING SING.

FIyE-ynIE PuIL-wATCH OF $500 BETWEEN
JARED T. RAYMOND AND CHARLES WARD
RAYMOND WINS IN AZ MINUTES.
SNG SING, July 1.-Two weeks ago today
m a race Tor $50 side between che principals who
have to-day oontended for the prize Ward won the race
Raymond's boat became disabled when rounding the
srakchoat. and lie was at once badly dstauced. The
race of today was in ovcy respect fair aud square one
as we'll as n very close one, There was very little
netting during the forenoon but the afternoon trains
from NcWYOik bringing mp many sporting mon, IsN'
were made and accepted. Raymond was tle 1919
and the odds were n his favor 100 10 10 SIN - 1919 it
of NcY DIRK king OF Clubs came up on late ta iaeJ
night and he was unanimously agreed upOn as referee,
me day was a fine one. The river was dotted WIN uy
craft, and yachts with pehnh's HlnE saHou IN d" w.
fro across the scene INC pl'Is, 40 W, %
the shore and The housctops, were crowded
with people. and at $40 y ~ the re- erees hoat containing
the Judges, MeSsrs. Jacob Blauyct ana H. L. - Brown,
took up u position opposite the Point The working boats
OF Raymond and Ward, with their muscular occupants,
followed afteI|aGd ranged IN line AT i3 the word Go
was given and the boats shot out like arrows from the
bOwstring With Raymond slightly IN advance. The river
quite rough and the boats bounded over the waves
the boats passed The lower dock rang out on he ar
A long interval and they reappeared seemingly
abreast, but Raymond was y boats length ahta..
Cheers greeted the fayOrltC when opposite
the wharf, handkerchiefs waved and there
were cries OF Good boy, Jerry" Ward pulls steadily
but does not seem TO get down 10 ms WORK ~ u nc %as
his boat past the referee IN AZ minutes, leaving
Ward half a minute behind. laen there WIS
"rowIst" and then another rush TO inc hai rooms VI
the various hotels aud The crowd dispersed some TAXING
for the North South ana Others wandering INTO
the town, while the principals ia tine race were oituSlH
cnng their OvcTtaXtd nerves with Suudy potauOnS 10
ia rumored that Raymond VIII challenge Josh ward Tor
$500 side, but 1t is not well founded. \ in"tch vas
Of cold Suung, working boats. match Go take Lace
at sing sing, on the 2jth OF tins mouth
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ANSWERS TO CORREspONDENTs

j. o., Maine-B. f. Pierce is Superintendent,
and j. L. Hlgard Assistant superintendent Washington
ID. CD. d. r., N. we believe the officers Of the
Manhattan Cooperative Company to be honest and re-
sponsbe and their plan fairly set forth In their Prospec
tus, to which direct those contemplating life nsur
ance, leaving each to Judge for himself Constant
Reader. n. Y.The Presidential vote in 1874 fol-
lows: Polk, 1,329O3; Clay, l,23i6I3 Birney 6G,3Oi
Polks plurahty. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18

The Rev. Phillips Brooks, the most eminent
clergyman OF the Episcopal Church In philadelphia. has
been invited 10 Trinity Church IN Boston, ms native city
Mr. Brooks Is about the age OF Gen T. G. Barlow or whom
he was classmae NJ arvardCoege where he graduated
In 1855 lie studied divinity IN Alexandria, Na nut ala not
when the war broke out he OF the foremost men,
not to say cergynen on the loyal side In Philadelphia
the freedmen aud In every way did his manly part for
the triumph Of the good cause His numerous friends In
Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
THE PEACE sOCIETY-LETTER FROM SENATOR
SUMNER

THE PEACE SOCIETY LETTER FROM SENATOR
SUMNER.
The Pennsylvania Peace Society held meet
ing at the Friends Meeting House, Abingdon, on Sunday
last The Secretary Or. Child made his report, from
which tappeared that the Society had formed an alliance
with the Union Of Peace at Hayre having 1900 adherents,
the united organizations % b6 known by the title OF h6
Universal Peace Union. The following letter from MI
Charles Sumner was read:
wAsHvGroS Aug 2Dfar S Nothing ean he more interest
than the law n Nations and The reduction OF
ii, is and Ineligible code which al can read
epoch CIVILIZATION
prpare the way Tor permanent peace among nations.
Therefore with singular pleasure that the Socey ior the "A
ysBremeu England hal entertaine this gre sub
e and that uu experienced add liberal as Nj Dady Field bad
entered uuo the glad know that he Peace Union and the
Society which Won represent lahorng the direction Any
p do 70 promote be1etcen project vii BE- done cheerly
To ability according the time at my command
which little Accept best wishes and believe me- oai Sf
Addres-es were delivered by Rachel NJ. Townsend,
Jacob L. PaxsOu, and Dr. III. I. Chld.
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RECONSTRUCTION.

SOUTH CAROLlNA-RIGHTs OF CoLoRED MEN.
COLUMBIA, Aug. 1.-THE House passed the
bill putting the negroes Of the state on an equal footing
with the whites The coored members demand the right
to hotel tables beds and all licensed places Several
white Republicans voted against the bill saving that
they must 20 with their color Seventy sections OF
the Tax law passed without opposition today The Gov
srnOr has been unable 10 raise funds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
RANK ROBBERY IN BALTIMORE.

baltimore, Aug. 17-Last night the PeO-
PIES Bank Of this city, entered by burglars and the
vault blown open aud robbed OF ia contents con-
ssug OF bonds and securities belonging 10 the bank, aud
yauabes which had been deposited by individuals for
keeping The bank itself loses about 9 600 rs far as
ascertaincd the entire loss not yet known owing
10 the absence from the city OF the deposors who
the principal Detectives have some cew ~ the
thieves aHd are IN pursuit
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TO THE
TO The
G00DEN0UGH
HORSE SHOE CO.,
NO. 25 DEY-ST;
NO. 25 DEY-STs

1--WE HAVE TESTED YOUR HORST SUOE
ON THE HORSES OF THE ADAMS EMPRESS
co. FOR THE LAST SIXTEEN MONTHS, WITH
PERFECT SUCCESS. IAN SATISFIED HORSES
SHOD WITH 1T WILL LAST FOR YEARS
LONGER THAN WHEN SIIOD WITH A FLAT
BROAD-WEB, OR THREE-CALKED SHOE. We
USE NO ROUND OR BAR SHOES.
HENRY MARSH
."sUPT OF ADAMS EMPRESS co. STABLES"
GTHE YANKEES."-Who and
What are They ? Arminius
Vambery, his travels through Mid
die Asia. Use Legs and have Legs
Does He Drink ! Education of
Criminals. A Key Thought. The
Chinese in California, with POr-
traits, in the September No. Phreno-
logical Journal. 80 cents. News
men have it. S. r. WELLS,
No. $50 Broadway, Publisher.
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ma. a2 IoHM. sTRTET. un siairs.

-
OUR NEXT PRESIDkNT.-THB
" PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal for
September contains all the Presi-
Dental candidateS-GRANT, COL
FAX, SEYMOUR, and BLAIR, with
poor Portraits and concise Sketches
of character. Also, the Hon. An
son Burlingame; Franz Listz, the
Composer; Arminius Yambcry,
the Oriental Traveller; John II.
LittIefeld, Artist Who are tho
Yankees &? Use Legs and have Legs;
a Key Thought; Development
Theory Defined; New Glass in Prac-
teal Phrenology; Finding a Situa.
ton; a Perfect Church on Ehth-
Is it Possible? Only 80 90 or
SO year. 81 80 for half ear.
Ncwsmcn haveit. Address
S. Il. WELLS,
No. 3S9 Broadway, New York.
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ARRIVED CID
As Si e. Gi .e al s. Jsr ss' .SgGs %
at 81 So op - pas,ed steamship Tariff v Is.h la a "
Steamship Fairbanks IInDtsr Wilmington n c. naval ss,
Bark L. Tbemaun Nord.nhod Bre.sen % ds. riss 80
Aug TO- at 90 ~ lon To- passed bark Niagara from Yo or k
Brig Morning Light Pratt, NewIlsreu.
Brig Mary Given, Crowen, st. Joha, n. b. sr...'
B1g Martha, GuioB. Glace BAY 10 days, coal r..
Sehr Onward Bunker. Glaze Bay b, 10 DAYS, coal. III
scsoosERs-RyEK ooAsTwss a iH
ConeLa Elzabeihport p N. French, Albany.
Julia Baker, Elzl6eilpOr; 2. Lake, Albany
f Fo sS sss E fss5o 5 55as p 5S P
DEXTER wss6baTS, Sayannah 1aoJ' E1atreset
Mott Beier Georgeionn. Barf e. Portland I y
J. & T. Merritt Virginia. Orion, Poqt Jeasrse, ID
~ p b "a AZ nr;ima, T. hih9' boston u ..lsa
Hannah Champion Virginia Susan McDcyti Nortsts I.
Loon, Baltimore. Isaac Anderson. EIi,at..In..
M si.s T, Le S5a; Virginia >. heTr ylsr
Louise, Roudout Uucle joe Che.ter O. ~
James Dherty, EilabethpOt. 6. ?. TAYLOR Rosbsisret
Hunter Baltimore. Watcbman. Warren -
Ely Rondout New Zealsad Bosiov
Si.' Pl Rs Iaa".'' ds1. 9oosa Sf s'
thye.srneen, Philadelphia Bele seaman Pro'iaeass.
A. T. Spple, Albany. Oreco Providence
Ocean Wave Virginia samuel Ed5y. yitaa
John Wright Portland c. Elriid Lindslcy Yss ua,ea-
Iabitha Hannah. Nors eh IosePh New Haen.
!; W johnson. Sss,Imen. clala Slaiin bo',os
PbeniI, Hartford. iousi Cray, Boston.
TrsSs W Sa ' Roeilapa i5seph v p1
Eliza phsro Proglierce. Justice Soqta Par, r. J.
Planet Rockahd. suu Carlst, BARGE.
Anna e. Leveseu GleenVort. Me Rockaud.
J. NJ Bayss Newport lied Jacket. Racklsui
Angler. WsTehan. 'hsres Taunton.
Mar r. Hickman stanford g. j. kiugslaud. NoIthrort.
r. L. Keuncy, MlllietoWp. g. r. Couoref PIoyastrs-.
stephen Waterford New Bedford GsnWood Horizons luL-
Honluron. Bridgeport CucAstep, PToadeu,c.
Hattie Baker, Boston. Roanoke Norsicb.
Luna. Somerset hYnry Prrkrr Neg.Ilgel.
Onrust. Brsto. lersturg, Portland.
Elizabeth Dawson, Providence Kiie Scranton Providence
Susan. Boston. u'esn Ranger. Bangor
Old Tack, New Haven. Nn r. GAN Boston.
o. n. Booth. Virginia. Grs. Howard. Augusta
". C. Atgater, New London. D. Cur.e. Portland
AugeiHe, Rockllnd tafela, Port Chester
Ainou Bacon, Providence Gi,c.al, Addison.
Josephine Providence Helry lonatl, NeNl0 Tt.
Mar, LOsel. SeN-Iiaven.
SIoop Gen WaIren Smith, Ell,betLP9gt
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAvANSAH Ang lArTived steamship Sefapta. from Boston Dg
Blacktsh. Sey-lOfs. Cleared. bars GEORGES Jesuue
CHARLEsTON I7-ATnved steamship Falcon foia BmoTe
BDsToS Aug AEiycd, brig NatcHmste, from Ponce p X be
Low, bark Ocean Eagle from SmymA
FOREIGN PORTS.
BREsgN Aug lZ1e steamship Suit from NeWl0Is, arrived a.
Dremerlayen early the morning OF tie 18th
SPOKEN
Aug 10 lat 40 80 o1 50 A. ship esonts from Lvepo bound r
New York.
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n ns L. fSps,rsh Rev " Kerr, Rev, Dpcy n Petit H.
PIen Snbtisky r Ling<ood A Warb0doa A. r s.na
Fetcbr s bo W. ernssessh fhoa L. Gy John IsrrOu r
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lAuhOuncenentLl

CANCER, CONSUMPTION, RHEUMATISM, DYs-
PEP,s other Chronic cured Professor Woodhus
Magnetic Healing Institute No u Joness Treatment strictly
scienti6c Best references
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
Hour Ther Bar Wnd Hour iDs no p az ~ no p
Aug e. y.
g12 n. y - " ~ y -
3t35 .. b. W. u - ~ 20, - p
Ryu.nEs Cloudy Atemoon-Clondy.
very clordy couig overcast ana e 20 X as
planet tbe lolst member OF te Ssrooa gop
AZ bs naue,I was discovered bv Prof Watson director OF the
s,rt Oservaorg night Of Aug Is IT. position ahout 70
w. y W. oftie planet Jupiter The trsi melIh w VOC
or utb Of AndrmeIa shine. he 81 the hn masue ~
twill Fit on he morning offhe 10th its right ascension va - MN
.'' az, t,i,' M 5-. Of Oh hese planets
vest. u6ler rare ercuustuces Be- seen sh the naked ere
CENTRAL PARK METEOKOLOGICA Al. bEiAhlAhiiiiN -,
Tie finz IA an abstract from nrie oserato ~ r NenfAl
ptl on errtov f the week erant Satusy August 10 1906
HIGHT Il ground above the set. 81 feet
I.t ~ iusi-uu tns above The ground sI 'e't
Heht of Inst .ninrrts above tht -'l. " s0t .,,r
Iattud, s, - -. a. Luugiiai- -. 80 ~ W.
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-
lst "a % tih 5sh. 9th It'll. eth 9th Totals
Si o;s,i....... 9 Eli
SeeTsrs-Messt Mont and Cote Pool Bord esehes-Als
Ergvsou l. Dcekney Out fOulf-A Mutual Struck
-McDonah, u GaHu
psubr Pys-By Devys Han aud Calvin both sIt and sbih
,r.,Ss rupg OUT Mcdonald Crane and M At
,.esrs al 6 tassL Time Of game boar and IS nHDtss
THE BETTING.
The money wagering rends Of both clubs laid ont their
dollars somsy hal differently than customary Tie pre-
yspg feeling being that the Atlantics woud wIn made
the Mutual followers look for odds such "a the Atancs
wound moi win by ten runs and bets made all the
figures down 10 four while few Atlantic admirers laid
Hundreds ev>n that tbeir tavOriisS ~1uld win by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
George II. Ban

The Springfield Republican announces that
Dr. Holland has established himself for some weeks In
Switzerland and will contribute weekly ldtters TO that
journal during his stay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
Terrible snfferings from rnptme, and ANAL euro

As rrprrrud by Mr. Geo Hodges under of Dr. A.
SuHsAS his statement on 5ih page Daily
Tribune VI Aug II ani ~, under Special Notices. -
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-4TEST SNIP NEWS.
ARKtVGn

FoaT or 800. GO. 80. ,,..AsSe !. h !.
The New York herald., 1868-01-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET LONDON, Jan. 4-1:2o P.
NJ MConsols for money, 92H consols for the account
02h 92M; United states hve-twcnty bonds, 7254;
Illinois Central Railway shares s8Z Erie Railway
shares, 48K.
FRANKFORT BoURsE. E.--FRANroRT, Jan 4-Evenng.-
United States avetwenty bonds closed somewhat frmer
at II Tx for the old issue.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-ldvKRPo0L, Jan. Al 20
P. M-There s rathor quiet feeling the cotton
market The sales to day amount to 80 900 bales OF
which 10 600 bales are to arrive. Quotations with
out change :-Mddlng upands, 7hd. middling Or
leans, 7Zd.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET-IIvERPooL Jan. a.
l:20 r. M--Extra -four, 37s Cd; corn, 46s. Cd for
mixed Western; whca,s l6s Sd. for white California
and las Cd. for No. Milwaukee red barley, IS. 3D.
for American OATS Ss 3d. for American: peas Ala 3D.
for Canadian.
LIvERPoOL Provisions MARKET LdvERrooI, Jan. A.
1:20 T. M-New Eastern prime mess pork has declined
to 73s. and bacon 40s. Beef 112s for winter cured
extra prime mess. Lard 49s. Cd. for fine American
Cheese. 62s. for the highest range OF fne
LrvERrooL PRODUCE MARKEr-LrvERPooI, JAN A.
1:20 7. M.-NO. IL Dutch standard sugar. 25s Cd
Rosin, 6s for common Wilmington and lis for fine
pale Tall0w, AS. Cd. for American. Spirits Of tur-
pentne 27s per cwt Petroleum. %. per gallon for
spirits and Is 3Hd for refined. Cioverseed, 46s. for
No. American red.
LONDON MARKETs.-L0NDoN, Jan. 4-1:20 p. M.-The
prices Of all articles remain quoted In tho II rs
despatch.
PETROLEUM MARKET. .-ANTwERp, Jan. 4-Evening.
Market for petroleum closed active and 1rmer Standard
white 40 francs per bbl.
The New York herald., 1868-01-05
Call tor n Conservative StRte Convention.
LOUISIANA.

Tho Convention Still Without Money or
Crcdit-Proposition to Ask the Advice and
Assistance of Congress In the Matter.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 4, 1868.
An ordinance passed the Convention to-day
fixing penalty Of twenty-five per cent and ten per
cent per month for default Of payment as prescribed
Article fourteen adopted folows:-
The rights enumerated In this title shall not be con-
srued TO limit other rights Of the people not herein
pressed.
Articles ftcen sixteen, seventeen and eighteen define
the qualifications OF State legislators the length OF their
term, the place OF meeting, &C.
The Fin ance Committee reported It's inability TO make
loan and asked TO be discharged No taken
on this Mr.. Cromwell coored offered resolution 70
appoint . COMMITTEES Of three TO inform Con-
Qress that the Convention had been in ses-
sion thrrty-one days without being able to
raise means to dcray expenses; also the Conven-
ton adjourn until the views Of Congress upon the mat
tor be ascerianed. This created considerable confusion
aud the Convention finally adjourned till Monday.
The State Auditor and Treasurer have been notified
not to pay the public printer other creditors Of the
Convention until tho officers and members themselves
shall be paid.
The New York herald., 1868-01-05
IRELAND.

Daring Operation of the Feniaus-A Govern
mont Powder Magazine Robbed-The Clergy
ON the situation and Remedy.
LONDON Jan. 4--Evenlng.
The government Is almost continually in receipt OF
Information relative to tho movements OF the Fenians
The public excitement caused by the recent operations
Of the Brotherhood has by no means abated
To-day dispatches have boen received from Cork
giving the details Of another Fenian In that
locality.
body Of Fenlans last night surrepttiously entered
the magazine in tha. city, and, unchsenged. carried
away than half ton OF blasting powder. There
d no clue to the perpetrators Of this mischief
The people stand aghast At the efrrontery Of the
Fsnians
Tho clergy OF the city Of Limerick have affixed thor
signatures 10 document declaring that there be
permanent peace in Ireland unless IL is treated IKE
Hungary.
The New York herald., 1868-01-05

the Academy s better this time than we have ever had
u before. -
FRENCH THEATRE AT this cosey and elegant place OF
entertainment last night Scribe's capital comedy en-
as'ed "Bataile dc Danes" was repeated 10 q large
ano fashionable audience. Madame Larmet as ths
oom'esss doutreyal, Mademoselle Farnat as L6onie,
auu Assseurs La Roche, Rousseau Hamilton and Per-
were each exceedingly happy in the presentation
" 'ner respective Characters and repeatedly eIlcted
deserved applause "La yeuve aux camalas . var.
aeviNe IN one act, the joint production or several
WIS. sha , clever bares9us on the famous play
81 "Csh,nio followed and had decided success It
Ia brllisnt and sparkling In wit and full Of funny inca
dents. ksdame Reillez as Nine. do Montaubn Mlls
oas:.s IarDs - cara and M. Monsieur Hamilton q
r6les and gave q delightful and humorous piece OF
acting, which highly appreciated by tho audience
The applause, frequent and hearty was sufficient evi.
dsncs the Of the piece and grateful tribute
20 the efforts OF the actors.
sTErSwAY HALL-MADAxE Yousa's CONCERT -This
deserving prma donna had genuine benefit at Stein
way HALL last night The audisuSe was large. at sast
for concert, and the artistss who assisted Madame
Young xer.ed themselves do justice to the Gne pro.
gramme The selections were by Vcrd, Weber, Ernst,
Mozart D0nzet, Ardt. sainton. Mersiessohn, Poliui
and Pfsfsr. Madame Parepa- Rosa and Madame Young
sang two OF Mendessohn's beautiful duets, 81 would
that my loven and 'The maybss and the towers with
perfect accord both with the composer and each other
Madame Young sang Aga.ha,s song 'Ws Nahss Mf der
n ON "Der Fretscnutz,n and "b bEsast
Waltz" Her voi CO has more sympathetic quEltty Of
tone than any art ste we have heard this and
cultivated the highest extent The waltz song
that account Is han lily suitable for hs Ards gl.t-
erng ha very little sympathy or EXPRESSION
n Oscar PET ass played his grand fan'1ss ss
ones sprang from beneath his ase, vigorous
ouch like those Of an organ, and the most dramatic
selec lions from tba Ol ,era given with mingled
tecacy and power Ca RI Rosa has gained wonderfully
in finish OF tone and power Of expression chs season.
and his playing OF the R ecohections Scotland dis
played the consummate ar Isle. Sgnor BelliAi Barag
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