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An Indian Eu1urrcC ton cn Tho From.
t3rr of fsRutcptnasA.
MEM TURk, August 7.-Acxic,an atlEccA a1y the
Iplllaus nf lhc EtAie Of Chsras un the frontier OF
tc,Ioua ncrsrdatiout ut Chanu!a, ant EcTrfM
Other large towna. Thry ralked Tho standard OF
;o~uIrccfuu and murdered tho cuI atcs anu resi-.
uvpgA Atout in.Nu Vi thGm 0Afeaes! ou Eat
Cscstotalt, hut were dttcascd ~ ;nu government.
Tnet wcrr afterwards rytnfofrcd atI cuntt1ncst to
thrcRtc3 tho city.
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strained from taxing any further steps tn acting Of
attempting to acf ~ Receiver. In the MeanuMt
PFu3u noltlA Au Ets.1ion II KacAsref and the Rum
Ees lnsete*t has Possession ot Tho road
DsGHAN1os, :. T.. August g.-Tnls afternoon
II uE4oCk 61ex1H BruNu ketzeA- fhc od1ce and
Nhar ruling stock Of the Albany I suspuensapA
RAILROAD he could ret potseAaon OF, on autnorfry
q WIT Of Judge Barnard, o. New TORT. Ar.
vsa I9is, q III s!sy, ~ nsen PLACED In n4ases
engines we're .elzed hJ the Sheriff aud ona
esesIed, AND u probably now making good time
for Albany. An engine frum the Ere 1aailxa5
WIS placed On tbe s:so Passenger train, hut VAS
not allowed TO leave The HACK al the depot The
train started. however, 3. o'c.ocE, draxn bs the
Efte eng11e. mud 10 charge Of IN E1le conductor.
Sarct1n' endeut Pratt. ii the Erie l.ai!roaG, has
been appointed Superintendent Of the Albany i
srtqutharua Ra.!rad ~ James Fisk, Jr., as Re-
Fl.F
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Narrow Escnrc OF n Pnrfy Of .Ero-
nnufSz

AEArHIs. August o.--Whuc two gentlemen nId
!"e latllch were making HI ASCENSION In a balloon
th!s Ntcfnoen, i sudden gust OF wind drove the
&'an2n against the hclfEJ Of The Adhtus Street Ia.
G!ns Iinusc, when one man jumped out on the ruor
q INC building The balloon. being relieved Of the
Weight shot up soEne la fett above the b1lliInr
, xhta ssan Pulled lte !ae,nG string, splitting iae
!ai!oon wide 1ren: but It Was Oiled bv the hree7e,
aii sunk Gradually .shtA ueat the top of the en-
elae house. wllcn Il suddenly collapsed AMI fe1l
w fortunately caught npon chimney, hfcas;nV !
S.a tae ;a an " crowd rushing unie. The car, Pc.
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CLEVELAND, August e.-ln 4 game ot base ball,
to-tiny, between the SiaSaras. OF Buffalo. and
the Forest C1ys ot clev eAud, fhe iatier we're y1c
toELous. Score, 10 TO s6. -..
SlRATrGA, August 3.-The Atlantic kfase Htil
CIul OF BROOKLYN, npfratt4i The li3yinakerr Of
lan.!pghurg. herr, to-day-e' to II. Each CLUB
tavlug now Won gauc, the Ecaber will soon be
n.afed.
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~ ter4.

mil ~ !es, W Nti., August g--Tho xlcant xar
turned ~, Stt. M E4lhtut i 11a1l, III lhls cltr.
j,arn,S1. n,,,,s.st, al:st, fHH particulars hut UT
in,snr' If tn.,a tn.."M II! tnr f"'Ioxay cualpAnt's:
tIicsr ts%%s asG. SIs,,o .x,n', Mo,ra1 s:sa1,;,: q
Aa,o,!a. ol lhclso s4,Y57 a5e. tsTs ~ TIsE aon an.
dcsI III; n; trrasna tr1fr'',sna o! Chicago tl01; uas.
s .S%o >: t,1%asS ,ata:s 'i' I,xs E44!ias d St;s:
f'sts rlrc, Of c1csf!au,. titM95 ~ e"'caSo' '4'''''
S''"@'' "usuA: 9.-Iuu chemical laboratory
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France

France
TIE AGREEMENT OF THE FKEECH CABLE CON-
rAkIES wI1u THE UNITED sTATEs AuTNOKITIEA
tHV The French Cutlt.l
PARIS, August ?.
The Journal 0G'eitl, publishes tho agreement OF
july l6. snntle ~ the French callo Company wish
tho United slaies authorities, unlcr which the
landing Of the cablb at Duxbufy via permitted.
AMERICAN CONSUL AT rAR1s KEco0SIzEn.
J. Meredith Itead, Jr., has received from the
French Government ba s1s9adttr as Consul Gen.
csnl Vi tlie United etnies ut 1nfia.
R11TUrH MiEEHH FkNTEfCrn.
In tho Department Of Jolrr. sixty-twD miners,
wlIo took part III tic late riote Mt Ut Etlcnne mud
vicinity. hnye ecn tstct, couslcte! aud sentenced
IL various tcrnls Of imprisonment
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Two Ts0Ya lf1uste,1 to n,o.&.

-" aoHf. AnRhtt R-0n Friday ufyht txo
,Osf' hafnea Michael Mhhoncy And Iuhn s'.r1rrr
!a nttd u. wfrr roasted to death while 1,rr n,nr
N m ah'1 1ile On ihe Central Ra,irnai. nrsT E..s
sHSa. =. 4. ihP1 beionVed tu l.,!zatrth an n,,y
nnas ~ itoul home ~rt INTO ttc pit IL elset mi
thcy tctr literally rpastcd Il dcLth NV wv ".
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Seizure OF Liquors in Esostou-Death
OF a Tl0nCcr tIOoktctlcr-Fcrdtrt 0f
The Coronerfa Jury in the Hobbs
Turdrx Cnsc.
Boston, August o.-The State Constable
seized forty thousand gallons Q! aie, hud Two hun
drs.i and nty tasrc.s OF wbis8ey nj 1oscph ola1ls
t!stlefJ.
Charles c. Little, founder arl senior partner IN
the the nrn Of Little, UtuWn i Co, Nel-kno~u
law publishers. died, ts!s oznlns, ia bis seTeotJ-
nIs: rsot.
Tie ceroner's jury. IN the case Of the '9ea1h Of
Ars. Hoths. returned rtrdiet that she cane 70
her death bt t-elnc tho; throuxh her body "
pistol in the hands ot Thomas l. White.
IA saturday. l9s FMiions 81 :ie eat faH2ns & o.
snaW III salcza, bJ tne STATE Constable, under the
ii4uur law.
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Alleged Attempt tn DcTfnud nm In.
"nFnncc COMPANY.

~nFttnec Company.
T11TsrrRGr, August p-N lille tbn re,,.,,.
Of tonrnd Enntach VI this cisy We.e t,pn .ln
~ ihe et1nttcsy to-lay, the rurln VA. ta,cn IL
81 vEhrGe y tl'e Coroner aud a. the sugges,ioa of
the ,, HseHt vi me insurance compah. state that
w agscasen Aau tetn Insured Tor d fsx Than.
h.,.n NJ .otatH ior knr7c 5catR, nnI thai reccniix
sa! .saoa!entty representing him.clt a. The IL,
s'l fne aoa t!tatne ml,it,upaj insnss,,,. ~ ~, ~
a'noant 9! s*ctty y.rrstn .huu<ani tltNlur. rnr
to'nral! suspected ioul play md are hnyInr ~ r
12ttCf Investigated. ~ ''"e NAY
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AAseI4s
1"e1 Aof'6"kes owned " tne coiupaaH
On properly IN Inc c!s5 or Aufosa1 Ill
o& ~ pSs ee1t 1opefest PET hnnuu sshS'""
1a."a.o ae ssop1Iy a1onsssea %a@oa"
panv h t,,r n f,., .,rott..
tr..iI.,-it - n+ ~ 'os' -
ftfxt AdrtxHSe4 Owned BY the Company
.n t,,,,.w.. .,,... =, u.n. ....,,
'oHiApssbeo AAu4n III n&Ae1 hendu
and DuF,nco Ceun,tna 6antur- 10 ner
cent interest pcr 8unum. ............-. 37,9Gs -
r,r,, I,,4. u.-..a s,cx n,o ~.
'~41s - hA14' MO- SAee+' - $41N"""
EtneE and lsnrJ5 nHDf,1 hF tne ,>nrn.
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q tNn'ihffrE. August a.-Thc t1c.i h,1, NJ
sGKf5 iist'. ~ho murdered hin wttc In Junn nj
nm, ~ lW' w. !"ufd On h.lnrlay Ia swamp
N''"'' Bin FrlE roon Rfscr llllIbg TIL lid,
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Pittsburgh OIL ,flnfkt.f.

PTrsnrnau. Ane,1.t e,-C!u.lc PETROLEUM market
esEnant da5ti!e tle day: but e!s-d with rrnrirral
srtiss, "s f5nff W r"ipS - AEwrFr .dSisn , Il It m 1n
s.sr s n.ai.tc: hnstr I'll the ,r.r. !s slssc; H",
tnast. NJ az VIZ Httr rr'1t nj tr; August. IL
It'd, sc asked tast thtre ttliI5tie, II,
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,.,,nI,.,1,, .As. T.. August ~. X. Thu-.,on nc
1 w y "a se ''I"on Hr1aal hsr,n.. .fr Srr rn,h
ttr,nm ~ -: ~ r ~. THY raIs,t rs,arb ,c,r ,lrs
fuf tic iS,r. "e ''"t ~ HUN Ias1tAHc
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u ".
MAn1foH, August 9.-LItsetyations taken at the
uniEefatsr saow a Eayiailo1 Of tEeaty degrees ID
The sun thermometer and three In the atmospheric
thermometer during the eclipse.
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AURORA

TFInl of n steam Fire Engine.
Speclal Dcspaieh TO The Chicago Tribune
ArnoRA. ILL.,, August ?.
At the tr,al Of the Holly engine, On the west eide
of the river, this AFTERNOON. TWO 6t.c1ns-one an
inch, and the other an inch and onc-eighth-were
thrown 10 the height Of thirty feet oser the high
est block. TIE quantity thrown Was enormous.
4 tr4l between the water tanks and the new
steamer cdEcs CT CT S1tl1d3y.
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l,sfh HN Of Jail f4Ir.lA

Nht'Ekktk+ I'M August
~ ~ ~. ~ VII" !'AtQnn III ,hc swtt.t, t.ynn NJ,
W. ai!c!ht'il. frll ntf n'h y n. 1:m r.. t,
ihl"f'cA vi 1'fn!Ial.3 rIns. fala, ~ o'es' A'a
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'Al!tnh.t. Mh, hnM. y,-Fu.,r ptsnurr. c...,,
+. 'rs "n 'hc H. ~ !aat th!s s,r:ls. lasn ah,
Ailong ihr nutlrhtf. Active. .lra.,rr, hs.. 1s.hs
laLeA ~ tEc authorities fur their rrca;turr' 'sa
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Eav FHAStfst't. AuuIat a-F,ouf pfrhdv At tans&
tE1. "t"at-tfra,. t2t-tt. sAErs tllnI. nrliHxt3.
is l.nII A. 7alaab ssrks. 77 ''-'
LkaI Il ual tE, s3t
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F.Ets. AHxv.ta.
Bouthe 9:'ies. Rcn.rt, .sf. ~.
FRANKFORT, hrEustp.
bS0 touds cto*tI dull At e65.
HAfRL- AuEEtA
Cotton elcted eailcr. int net ;rotahls lower.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST, NARY'S ACADEMY,

Clles tie direction Of The s.err q sh Holy cEo+s
eaSo, IN The Michigan southern Railroad, and miles
from tho toufi4hink d South HGnd Tha nte =
uEr1raletc3 in IovrnceA Eighty arc hid out IN
fnt pae.s1Ee E7orhds-
bescrk II The hf4ach-s sold apI Frfnr education
T1. TNrntt .istth S%'I. annual Ss4son oFonA on The
FIRST 3ii1SIk kT II SEPTEMBER
NJTIlER ". Anglia, SUPERIOR.
ST Mazyt Academy. Sotfr D D4me, lnE.
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OHIO.
4 SON *l.ot by His Fnthcr, Presume
ing kim to be a Rnrgiar-tBoy4
ftsn ItcfaaH.

CLgrELAHp, Aueast R.-This morning. At hag-
rAst l. ociock Philip G1lnaltln- proprietor OF the
Lake |1rw Hnase, as the corner OF eeqeC1 and
Sunni. strcets- supIo+nE hlm 10 Ike burglar,
shot aid Instantly kt'led It's so1 ThoMas Gifu1ar-
tin, while The latter was attempting to enter the
Investigation.
Three BOYS Geo. Carr, John Clark and Wm.
Lochnaa. were drowned In thcaOnio luyer yestet.
day evening ht the cApstzlnE OF the sk1h. The
three other companions escaped
HeaI. h LlaJd, agent Of The American Free
TrLle League, arrived yesterday from New York
HE posters are up IN al parts Of the city.
The Cincinnati Union 1setael MIssio laid the
cornerstone Of new building to-day.
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fsreRt Efrttn2ns

EfeNt EfFIfN7na
ANOTHER REDUCTION IN cABlE nATEa,
LONDON, August .,
Tie Joint committee Of the Atlantic and Anglo
American Companies and the Directors .; the
New York md Newfoundland and London Tctc.
gIarh Companies have made Il further reduction
Of tar'N between my part Of the Tinted Kingdom
Of Grcat britain and Ireland and New York, cnm-
1Denuipg OH TUESDAY, August 10, 1850. Thirty
shflings sterling, or seven dollars and lalf In
gold, for ten words. and three thllngs sterllus or
sc,ent5-lyc centa IN gsii, for eacll extra wor,l.
ptceB messages nre half .! the above rates.
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CC4,k. EuHt1kH d ~.
NENhrArtH AlTxAt1hikii AHfxrN,
Arr a4hurts- ~ F~rvtss otsstt4ss~s+Gs frt1 TNIn.
I+sx, ts<st Ftfss Af~, rrrsis+ ufEsF.
~"tr<s H NtMkrArEhs tih SfAstAztsE4
q" MY "rs'49<' IL hs T. T'rrtts1its, II ht r*A
i&sAff*f hIASAsf j~trss- .-....
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FOREIGN.
The Spanish Army in Cuba
to be Largely Rein
forced.
Captured Carlists Summarily Shot.
Another Reduction in English
Gable Rates,

MAuKGt, August S.
Ms. Fortea, Of Boston, had an in:es;!ew viii
General PE7u and Marshal Scsfaao, during w}llctt
the Proposed uurchaae Of Cuba by the United
Staies Was brought up. Mr.. Forbes was preseut-
cd 10 the Regent aud Secretary OF War hy the
American Minister. The propo.aI was not ac-
cepted at present. Nj. Forbea, however, contln.
ucs htA negotiations.
Several p1!ests have Joined the Carllst bapds
4hsee pIies-s were arrested yes1eIs,ay In MadrsI
1Eoors FOB CcBA.
MADRID, August 9.
Tie ministerial newspaper, In It's Issue Today,
ta}B reinfoFcetDents OF 1,uy8 men Fiji be seut to
Cuua In September. TIE Cortes will assemble In
October. Tue 1s1t business Will he the election Of
Ktng. Several CaTiist agents. were arrested In
this city Last night
DECREE CONCERNING TnE CONDUCT or THK CLERGY.
fEy the Ffrneh Enbk.1
MApRlp August ..
The recent decree Issued by the Spanish Gov
eminent IN regard To the part taken by some Of
the Clergy In the CaLfret conspiracy calls upoh
BiRhops to Frport what steps they hare taten to
rcstrsn such d!sloyaity, and 10 furnish to tAe soy-
emmett the names Of the consplratorA The
Bishops are required to issue their pastorala re-
qui11Dg obedience to tho laws within eight darB.
MADRID. August 2.
The decree concerning the conduct Of the cler-
gy gives universal satisfaction. TT to the Present
uou!eut the Bishops hare maintained silence on
the subject. large number OF circulars issued
by Don Carlos mud addressed to tue bishops and
clergy. Inviting their cooperation, have been
seized By the authorities
! cADL1sr Cu1rrTA1S suo7.
Nalanzetequa, 4 CaIllst chtefta.n, after maxim;
desperate resistance. has tetn captured, trrd
by coalt-mattia! and shot.
HAfD OF CAAllsTs DEFEATED,
a bard Of t1Fl1gt5 were ttftAtn,l lat yyeeI NJ
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EDWARD F. THOMAS IL NOT authorized to tAts-
klt sny business II Latever. In chr name.
HUBBARD LUTHER
Gruersr. III !Surth " Wcafs:s
THE I:CLI1sSE HAS PAST
tad the e4Jth tnIps t axts =. betorr and tn
wra.hrr il fir, subsequently the highly tcsA able Ii
de-Asrd duya md WlaaWfE. Etgirstcs ~ trt y
the centre ct llSCOLN PARK. on Thursday the lsth
i2sf, At u o'c4ek m, fot soeal rttut Each lady
nrasc bring frrshscnt. for two and articles to serve
TIE sa1ue. a fle1Aans time L. Ftp. ctty1
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DIED,

CROOK6.-Suddenly, on the I7th instant, JOH v,
son OF John and the iate Ann Crooks aged l6 years.
the relatives and nends OF The family respect
fully Invited 20 attend his funeral from the residence
street. on Satu' day afternoon at o'clock. Intermen
~ Mount moriah Cemetery.
FRITZ -On the nth instant. SUSIE, youngest
daughter OF Peter and Amelia Fritz.
The relatives ana niends OF the amily are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of ner
sIant, at IL o'clock.
GRaCE.-On the 18th Instant DEBORAH GRACE
widow OF the late John Grace, In the eSth OF
aRa
Her relatives and friends respectfully Invited TO
attend her funeral, from her late residence, NO.
N Seventh street, on Friday afternoon, March 10 at
2oclocf.
nov Elton the 18th instant, EMMA NJ, eldest
dauI hter OF Jonas ana the laie Ly da Howell In The
relatives and friends ere respectfully invited TO
attend he funeral from the residence of her father
Me- $50 N. Fifteenth street, on Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock.
JFNNINGs.-on the morning of the 18th Instant
CATOLIN ". wife OF N. A. Jennngs, and daughter OF
the late Moses Thomas,
sTOpT.-On the 18th instant, ANN STOUT. widow
of thf late henry Stout In the 9st year OF her age
Ths relatives friends Of the family are respect
ully invited attend her unera Irom ner late resi-
dence Cheliepham, on Friday morning sne istn IN
slant at 10 O'CLOCK. Carriages VIII meet the 10 train
| NJ p. II. r., from the city. At Abingdon station.
swEENY.-on the 10th instant; MARY FAR
RELl, wife OF James 6weeDy, aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends OF the fanlly are fespect
folly invited 20 attend the f9nerai from tne resi- 81,
Peach street above Green, on Friday morning a. ~
| O'Clock.
| VAN DYKE-On the 18th Instant WILLIAM
| VAN DYKE In the 4oth year Of his age.
Hia relatives and nieads. also Mount olive Loose
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Jsnauschek's personation of the remarkable
woman who, with such relentless
energy, carried out the policy aud
completed the work which Peter
the Great commenced, was carefully stu died.
elaborate, and most impressive artistic effort
Janauschek conceived the character thor
roughly, and. tender with her granddaughter
willy with the diplomats, flying in terror from
the ghosts OF her victims that haunt her dreams
imperious, interruptions, but always intent
upon accomplishing her plans for the aggran-
dizement of Russia at all hazards. passing
quick as thought from one mood to another.
and never for an instant forgetting herself, the
great historical portrait, as presented by this
fine artist, is one that scarcely an
other actress upon the stage could
even approach. "Catharine the Second" is to
be classed with Janauschek's very finest efforts.
and in spite Of rather dull play and a not very
efrcent support, the performance last evening
was one that no lover of dramatic art will
readily forget. Frauletn Kuehle played the
part of Alexandra" with much grace and
feeling. and MessTs. Oeter and Benemann per
sonated "Suvaroff" and "Yurieff" satisfacto-
riy. The other parts were not remarkably
VI ell susiafned
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The CITY AmnRernenfa.

AT THE CHEsNUT the extravaganza of The
FEtd Of The Goth Of Cold will be performed this
evening,
AT THE WALNUT the drama of The Emerald
Ring Will be given for the last time this even-
ing
Tomorrow MIR. and Mrs Barney Williams
will have a farewell benefit.
AT THE ARoH Much Ad0 about Nothing Will
be perfoI med this evening.
Tomorrow Miss Lizzie Price will have o
benefit.
On Saturday Mr.. Msckay's benefit will take
place.
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Fraulein Janaus-
chek and her German company will appear
this evening Z in Schiler's Bride of MesSntG.
AT THE THEATRE CoMIQUE the Japanese
will appear this evening. Tomorrow "All
Right will have benefit.
AT The AMERICAN number of talented
artists will appear this evening.
The SENTz' HAsSLBR ORCHESTRA Will per-
form at Musical Fund Hall on Saturday after
noon.
JOHANNA AND WILLIE hess will give q
concert at Musical Fund Hall on next w Wednes-
dsy evening.
JOHN B. COUGH, ESQ.,, will lecture on "Cr-
cumstances," at the Academy of Music, on
next Monday evening.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

Janauschek as "CathariBe the Second"
, Last evening Fraulein Janauschek appeared
70 q large audience in historical tragedy In
five acts, by Albert Lindner, OF which the Z n
press Catharine the Second Of Russia ID the
subject Historical plays are apt to be dull and
unlnteresting, and this one cannot De con
sidered an exception TO the general rule
Catharine the Second of Russia is TO reader
of history, like Elizabeth Of Eogland, strongly
drawn dramatic character; bat when the
attempt is made to present the events,
or even an episode, of her reign In
the concentrated form necessary for stage
representation, the dramatist is met by insu
perapIe difhculties. Giaoometti, TO some ex.
tent. overcame these In mis- play OF Elisabeth
nv dispensing with plot and giving merely q
series of vivid tableaux, in which the queen
Vas the central figure. Lindner has CONSTRUCTED
amors regular work, bat his plot. while 1t con
,a,ps some strong points. Is ON the whole
~atbar tame and insipid, and he does no
.r,,aar 10 have done full justice to his mate
~,als' The most important feature in the play
nosgsver. is tina portrait OF "oatharine" AM
fn,s is sufficisntly well drawn for an able artia
ure Janauschek 70 MI up the outlines
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r---------- -ss---
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Des1dtch TO The EUening Telegraph.
The whisky and Tobacco Tax.
WASHINGTON, March ls.-Mr. Hooper, from
the Ways and Means Committee, to day re-
ported a substitute for the bill amendatory O,
the Whisky and Tobacco Tax bill. 1t emoodies
the main points of the other bill.
General Grant called
A special Meeting of the Cabinet
for this afternoon. and they are now In session.
1t is said that the purpose of the meeting is to
decide upon some definite line of policy relati We
TO appointments. No important nomination as
were sent in to-day.
Appointments i'm the IRE easury Depart
ment.
Despatch to the associated Press
WAsHINGToN. March 1S.-George B McCartee
has been appointed by the Secret ry of the
Treasury chief of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing, and George Rico. clerk in the
Traa Tlas. pPid ounce; OF the
Boston, has. IL is said. accepted the appoint-
ment of additional Secretary of the Treasury. a
Assigned to Duty.
Henry c. Mills has been assigned 20 duty in
the Treasury Department as Chief OF the Ap-
ointm ent Division.
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GAYS CHINA PALACE, No. 1922 CHEsNUr STREET
sui iurtntr reduction In prlcss of goods.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA Breakfast Dining,
Dessert. and Tea Sets 22I pieces S52.
s37. ''O''''
SIS.
WHITE STONE CHINA Chamber Sets. s3.
IS styles DECORATED DINNER SETS, o re.
cent Importation, all new designs, will be sold at
prices TO astonish the initi sted.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA Dinner Plates. 9H
in per doz. So
set, I2 pieces S1.25.
WHITE STONE CHINA Dinner Plates, 9ya In;
per doz, $3.50.
WHITE STONE CHINA Cups and Saucers, cups
with handles per set I2 pieces 75c.
CUT 0LAss GoBLE rs, per doz. SS.25.
AND all other Goods at equally low rates.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Proceedings of the New Jersey MI.
4. Observation-Disclosures
in the Treasury Ie-
partment.
FROM NEW JERSEY.
Proceedings of the Conference of th<
M. r.. Church..

EFOceeu1ngs OF the Conference Of thG
m. Il. Church.
6pecSot Desp0tch 10 The EOe',en0 Telegraph.
MiLLVILLE, N. j., March Is. - The second
religious services, conducted by Rev. z. A.
CbalKers Communications from the Church
extension society were read and referred.
The eighth question was resumed, aud the
houdensleger, W. O. Chstten j. J. sleeper
X E. Morrison, J. Chattle. and n. Robbins
were passed. The relation of Mr.. Robbins was
charge TO effective. The report of the Sunday
School Union was read aud referred to tue ap-
proprlate committee. The seventh question
was taken up, ana after a representation of the
charges on bne New Brunswick district by
Kew. Il. III. Stokes. the characters of the effective
elders were passed Rev. j. Horner was
granted q location. Rev, j. u. Dobblns, L. E.
of Trenton districi, represented the WORK on his
district to be very prosperous. Cnurones have
been built, and hundreds of conv versions have
been made.
The missionary collections have been largely
after representation, were passed. A committee
to make a preliminary Investigation in regard
to COM plants against Rev. W. Perry was ap
pointed Rev. S. Vapsant, Presiding Elder,
represented his district, embracing thirty
charges and fifty churches. Prosperity has
characterized all the work. The chara sters OF
all the preachers were passed. Rev. J. lie Wis,
Presiding Elder of Camden district, represe a ted
the work as spiritually prosperous. The mis-
sioDary collections, excepting in seven ap-
poin tmentS will come short. No city or tow
in the State shows more financial prosperity
than Camden. The characters of the preach
taken up. and the stewards made their call for
money for the worn out preachers. Rev. DE-.
Harris, assistant secretary of the Missionary
Society, addressed the conference on the So D.
ject of missions, showing the necessity for iu.
creased effort in raising money TO carry on the
work.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18
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PARIp, March iS.-The Bourse closed strong.
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