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fraEATRE FRANCAIS.-FAUST TONIGHT.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA
Manager, II. GAAU. Musical Director, q. hNsOHUF1
The ManRBer respectfully before censr.rs
for phadephA ard Tbs principal cities OF tho ssat~c
-FOUR PEkFORMANGES OF GRAND GERMAN OpEAA
commencing ths "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct "a, With
Gouuod's
FAUST
MARIE FREDERIcf III her original role Of MARGUERITE
FRANZ HlMMER In his role 0f FAUST
E0itMks as VALENTIN nLfNBA, SIEBHL
AND MIR. JOSEF UERMhHNS
In his great creation of NEFulSFOptlf LIS
together with the entire strength of the company. Fun cho
oruheatfa under the direction OF CARL ANSGHUfA
Admission 81. Reserved
Dfess circle t0a Family circle, Soc Peosceniirn
boxes, 81.
Seats secured this morning at schrmers 7oi Theatre icx
ct Onlce, ne Broadway, snd 1t Theatru Frtnctis
TOMORROW RSBAYl--MAETuA. tk1nAY-T1A
MAGIC FLUTE. ShTUKDAI-LASr kIGur- R0BkHr
LIZ DIABLE
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Doors opta - a. 10 commences ~ & r. "a.
THIS NfEnktSDAf6 oct ~ QourteentL me)--THh
SCHOOL fOk SCAN DhL.
THUi&DAA, Oc. % fourth time CASTE.
IhlD1f Ocl. - Qhiri tmel rtlE fFfR At LAW.
SATURDAY, oct. ~ (hfth tIre9-AN UNEQUAL MATCH
la rehearsal Ton Iaylor's n.eginp comedy ot
SILL WATERS NUN nEEf.
A NEW COMEDY, by thu author OF CASTE 10 IN couEss
OF preparation.
Due notice VIII be given or tta frst appearance OF
MIR. LISTER Wal LACK
who viii appear, during his engagement, in
TWO ORIGINAL, CHhAACrTNa
In addition 70 OF his well known iavore npsr
BOnstlons.
Box once open from sA. NJ. tofPM.
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AT .s7s PER MosTH-NEAR CRY, HANDSOMELY
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10 A. eulhEAU, iuo " all street.
THE LECTURE SEASON.
IMroRTANT LECTURES 10 GENTLEMEN ONLY. ON
l inteIesng invaluable and sceuiuc subjects, showing
how 70 live and what lie for delivered daily ut
receive copy by forwarding 70 TO the Secretary 6s
REy. @. G. EsRAY WILL DELIVER HIS POPULAR
~ aae m m a M mcs on .. sy even ven
y sM.esna aysonc anl i,h aees Harlem Tickets bO cents
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, 4.
TOE sALE-THE cELEsRArED SCHOONER YACHT
HENRIETTA tons burden old measurement winner
aerroa. yach. to cowos England In 1866 On
which she the extraordinary run OF $50 mites 81
hours, and several other The Hcnrisa has
teen cruise the West udIea but has Now
York. whso her voyage Key Yves. to Charleston
run $50 miles in Twenty -four hours during
rough weather. showing OF her speed.
1he Henrietta commodious nxoou handsomely cited
up, with large sateroom sarboard SIDE other
saaerooms and forward for officers Tho
cabin furniture kitchen utenss DC, In complete order,
and tho vessel win be pu readiness to imme
esley Tho Henrietta viii compare favosy. for speed
and seasong qualities with any zach. In this country or
England. For particulars address j. ANDERSON Herald
Office, New York
lsTEAM YACHT FOR EALE.--A FINE MODELLED
- yacht ~ feet long, III feet beam, 10 inch
cy der well round ani Ia peie running order for sale
cheap, She economical in the item OF fuel Address
Doh hin, New ork Herald olce.
VACHT wANTED.-sMALL SCHOONER PREFERRED,
small steamboat Address box 2,sl5, New York Post
onloe.
JlRsEY CITY, HOB0KEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL HsTATE.
For Sale.
yTABUhSLR PROPERTY AT WEST BERGEN FOR
sale.O1 lots ,2aSi0 70 new brick Houses splenddiy
finished sale et 0csti ion healthy Newark aud
New or Rairoad " minutes from foot or Liberty street.
New OILY ten cents, including ferrage. For
tcuars Apply To fhKkER BEACH, 12S Broadway. +.
REED. l6J and III Broadway, room IL, or w. CHAD
DOCK, on premisos
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pEy. q. g. EsRAY WILL DELIVER HIS POPULAR
IN Lecture " innng the lace ths wednesday, even
~ oe0ck Methodist Episcopal church
stcnnd avenue and llh ace. Harlem. Tickets 81
"Come one, come ALL"
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At ST3 PER MOnTfI-NEAR CITY, HANDSOMELY
~ fur isicd House four minutes froci depot piano,
har walks. comfortable. desirable home m Nay. Address
HOME, boz "a. Herald otIce.
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CT = PER MONTH.-TiREE STORY AND BASEMENT
D - brown House TAB East tightyseventh street.
near ThlrJ avenue; bath ana Las hAtures comp ete.
ALEX. THAN, Hos9 Fine street, up aairB.
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ST.. 600 WORTH or o., CAST orr cI.oTlHlNo. e:
priec,ptid, BY THOMAS WHITE, abl seventh avenue Os
or address By note Mr.. Mrs. ~yfITK.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.-FOUR STORY HIGH
IL stoop brown front House, e32 Lexington avenue
between fyihrd ana Fify fourth streets; Handsomely
and completely furnished piano, picures, bronyes books
&C.. house nearly ana nttcd convenience:
rent 1880 per Apply a. b. ROSS ~ Broad street.
New York. =
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TO LEr--A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BACK PAR
or and two Bedrooms, single gentlemen in strictly
private Inquire at 2 EaSt Tenth street, Second
nye
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CTEINWAy SONS
- GRAND, SQUARE AND uFRf9IF PIANOS,
Recipients og the ust Grand Gold Medal az Homer n
Exposition Unyefseile, Paris 1885, the Grand Testimonial
Medal Of the Paris socse dea Bsaus Ar's year
the Grand Honorary G0d Neaa OF Term with The and
ropon IRON TIE King ot sweden and Norway and the Aea
dernca Aonors and Membsrshp frna hr Ecya Academies
of scenee snd Art OF Berlin aid stocEholm And also OF
the first rxe MEDIA al be International E1hBni0n 81 Lon
don isss togehsr With thirty arst Prsmius 10 tho
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

BgEcHBR ON HEls.-Nothing that see all gum.
mer long seems to me so entirely contented with
itself as hen. Hens put on no airs, for they need
none. They seem immensely busy all day about
tribes. There is busting industry In scratching
there is such look of sharp discernment when a
speck turns up, and they so content with their
own grooming and singing. that one cannot watch
them without smile.
But, Of all their doings, nothing fills them with
such wonder as the laying of an egg. The hen
steals into her nest with the most perfect silence
Patiently she awaits the event. Once sure of the
fact. she feels all the joy of discoverer the en-
thusiasm of an inventor. and the vanity of an au-
thor She has laid world II is more an era
than an egg This Is creation! She listens. Shall
nothing celebrate the events II shall not die I'M.
known. On she flies with exuberance OF noise,
with an intensity of cackle. and excitement Of de-
light, that seems to say, "a new thing ~ "a
wonderful thing " "An admirable thing ~ "And
/ did itl''
She pumps down from the hay-mow. She goes
proclaiming aloud her marvellous luck, till ali the
neighborhood echoes her csckles. The hens in
the barn-yard, expecting the same favor in their
turn, all join and csckie. The cock, with impe-
rious satisfaction, moves about cackling-"Qui
facet per otf,un focH per Sc"
Tomorrow 1t win be Just 90 again The egg
otto day hides the egg Of yesterday. The wonder
Is never stale. The Joy breaks out afresh on each
occasion, az If there had never been another such
experience!
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

3s2l 800, 900; corn being valued at % cents per
bushel, and cotton at 80 cents per pound-the
present rates in New York.
n Messrs. Reisig and Hexamer, Of Wes.chester
Spounty, N. Y, experimental with 100 varieties Of
Hpotatoes last year. OF these, two varieties pro-
sduced $50 and 392 bushels per acre; eight varie.
ssties produced between 200 and 300 bushels per
1Yacre; ffty.one varieties produced between 100
Sand 200 bushels per acre and thirty.nius varie-
ittes produced less than 100 bushels per acre.
< Soil and cultivation the same for all.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

LOOK Our, HousEKEEPERs.-Messrs. Levi &
Navra IN another column of this mornings Ores.
CENT, inform their friends and the public that they
have secured the valuable services of Mr.. E.
Otner, under whose auspices they have reopened
their large and spacious store, ia Canal street,
where one OF the largest best and cheapest stocks
of china, glassware. plated ware and table cutlery,
tin and japanned ware, willow ware, stoves, and
in fact every article in the housefurnishing line
will be found. The motto of the house is "ouick
sales and small profits" which they carry out to
the letter by selling cheap for cash. Main depot
and factory. III Poydras street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

oA cosAk EVAPoRAroR. = This scientific
piece Oh mechanism, although wonderfully sImnls.
n us construction, is already beginning to attain
conAdersole reputation from the successful re-
sois which have attended the experiments mad
with It. N"aue
One important feature in this min is il. oo,,,,,
Gus process which prevents the syrup sro-.
large patches. A''eu IN
Mesars. Chas. E. wynne q Earr, No. leg c,.v,..
suss', are the agents for above and can for,;ss
them ut manufacturer rates. furnish
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21
BY xARIFFA.

And thou art gone! Gone as the brave oak goes
When lightning rfven it falls in all its strength
Gone, like star struck from its shining sphere
With all its brilliant radiance undimmed;
Gone ike sun that's set, with al the gold
And purple of noble life well spent
Making thy couch of death irradiate.
Thine absence doth starless twilight leave
In hearts that loved thee, yet Is it illum'ed
By the rich glow the memory of thy days
So rightly lived, 80 calmly yielded up,
Paints In warm, glowing, glorious tints
Along the dark horizon of Regret.
The dew was yet upon the leaves OF life,
Time in his fiery thirst had not yet sapped
The morning freshness from thy manly pulse,
The summer sunshine from thy generous heart.
Thy feet yet rested mid the rosy bloom,
The MONDAY light, and warmth, and crystal truth
OfGrand Existence, and the curdling clouds
OF wintry age had not as yet obscured
One star In the fair zenith of thy days.
The royal gold of Faithful Friendship filed
The Golfers Of thy life, yet thou didst die
Die, while Love clung to thee and prayed aloud
In direst agony that thou wculdst live.
Die, while True Friendship self-forgetful stood
Die, while Aaection's meek resistance fought
The one foe stronger than are all our friends!
Aye while we wept, Death offered thee bis hand
And thou didst take Il fesrlessly like one
Who only sees in him the trnsty guide
Who waits to load Us through Lies final gates
Into tie Better Country fsf beyond.
Droop, oh, ye village ellas, beneath whose shade
SO long and peacefully his heart did beat
Drop low and sadly, for that heart is still
Turn 20 thy morning dews to tears and she'd
Them tenderly in memory Of him
Who shall to thy green arches come no more.
Thy leaves will fall In autumn, but his feet
Val never rustic tier crisp depths again;
Thy branches viii put forth their buds 10 spring
And birds will build there, but bis loving eye
Shall look upon thy buds and birds no more.
Droop low, ye village Gins, his sacred dust
Has passed beneath thy arohwsy TO that couch
Whose lonely pillow ne shall leave no more.
To Grape thy submits with their pale grey MISS.
Death has put out the eyes that loved thee well,
And hushed the voice that joyed to speak thy
praise.
note is stolen from the lofty scale
OF human harmony; and all the sweet
Resembling echoes climbing up thy heights
Must miss one from among their cheerful choir.
Cease, cease to toll, ye village church bells,
cease
Our hearts are turned 10 funeral bells, and toll
For one who is not; and the sisles of Thought,
Where Memory. a pale-faced mourner, kneels,
Ring with the echoes Of departed feet,
Which, save In dreams, viii walk our ways no
more
But Faith, consoling Faith, points from the tomb
Toward the far eternal valleys, where
The angels SOW the fields of night with stars,
Ana bids Us staunch our wounds with the sweet
hope
That soul to soul We there may meet again
Him whom Our Father, in His wisdom, called
From earth TO be with Him in Paradise.
New Orleen3. 1859
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

A FASHIONABLE Recommendation the
many large and attractive cities both North and
South, each possessing their share of wealth and
elegance, we doubtif superior, in point of taste
and fashion, can be found than that of the Home
OF Creole by the turbid waters of De Soto's
stream. This distinguished mark is due to the
many eminent milliners among us, none of whom
possesses more acknowledged reputation than
Mrs. E. Dodge, No.209 Canal street. Ladies desiring
perfect it after the most approved style, we
would advise to call upon her.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

FoR INpANoLA.-The splendid, new freight
steamship Mary NJ. Roberts, George q. Smith
master, has been fitted up expressly for the In
dianoa trade, and will sail on or about Thursday,
the 25th inst. Shippers of freight to the above
port will do well to avail themselves of the advan-
tsges offered by this steamer. Goods shipped
can be insured as low as by other steamers, and
freights are taken at reduced rates. Mr.. D. B.
Coe, at No. II Tchoupitoulas street, is the agent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

bEAY's CANDrEs.-A great many are impressed
win the idea that domestic candies are manufac.
fured out of noxous ingredients, and oonse.
quently very injurious to health. This NAV be,
correct in some instances, bat in regard 70 tbe.
establishment on Camp street, opposite Lafayette
Square, we make no hesitation in recommending
it as pure, being free from any such imputstjonH
sseach day fresh supply is prepared, whilst The,
material used Is the most select that can he
obtained. DS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

Kesp& Hogan, IS Tchoupitoulss street and Sc
New Levee, keep On hand large and extensive
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. q. Hall &
Co.'s Msyesville, KY, plovs, sugar and cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

The STATE SEMINARY.-The citizens of New
Orleans do not seem to know that we have in this
State an institution that is as capable of giving
our youth an academic education as any other
similar one in the world. At AIexancria Is located
a school, supported by the State, taught by
Louisiana men, filed by Louisiana boys, and yet
to this institution the city OF New Orleans sends
but seven students. Now, this is not as it should
be. While we have every facility in our own
State, our boys should not be sent away to other
States to obtain their education. When they want
collegiate training, send them to the great scho.
lastic institutions of the land, but when they only
need that;which we ourselves can give them, let
us send them to school that is emphadcally our
own.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

Observation-Disclosures in pursuit of articles in
this line should by all means visit the establish.
ment Of Messrs. Meyer, Kotwitz & Co., 43 Royal
street, whore they will discover an assortment
not only extensive and varied, but also possessing
unusual attractions In regard to prices.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

For the New Orleans Sunday crescentl
Lines on the Death OF James 4. Van steen.
Durgh, of Fishk LII, Duchess Co., r.
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The debt of the State of New York is 81 .st3. !.
| COO; the debt Of New York city and county il
10000; and the debt of the city of BROOKLYN
is sls,559,o00.
The aggregate wealth of Great Britain ia esti.
mated at $1,000 900. 900, and its annual net n.
crease at f50,o0o,o00, or about eighty three aun.
dredths of one per cent per annum.
The United States annually exports to Brazil
domestic products valued at $685., 900, and i'm.
ports from there SIS. 1884, 900 in return, of which
over sl5, 600, 900 is in coffee.
canal has been proposed to pass steamboats,
from Gadsden, on the Coosa river, to Guuter,s
Landing, on the Tennessee, the distance being
about rs miles.
Seven companies are engaged in working the
mineral phosphates near Charleston, S. @. Large
Quantities are got out daily, and sells for sic per
ton In the crude state.
1t is estimated that out of sixty cents psd in
New England for bushel of corn from the north.
west, only nine cents 90 to the producer. the re-
mainder being expended in freights and commits.
sions.
A great many swarms Of bees died last fall near
Covington, KY, leaving the hives full of honey.
IL has been ascertained that bees imbibe freely of
WHISKY, at the many stills in that Section and of
course die.
During the year ending soth June, 1867, the OK.
ports Of Southern products was equal TO ss4 for
each inhabitant Of those States, while for all the
other States the exports were only equal to % 20
to the inhabitant
The value Of Western products annual, passed
through the New York canals Is about s27s, O00..
goo. The through freights on the New York Gen.
trail, Erie and Pennsylvania Central Railroads last
year were valued at $405, 900.
The corn crop of the United States for 1868 IA
valued at ssIl ,7o6, 900, and the cotton crop 1t
The south-western., 1869-06-02
FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, May 25-The following official account o.
he landing OF hllbusters in the eastern department
made public: Seven hundred men disembarked on the
night of the 16th in the bay of Nipe and quietly took
oosition mounting six guns and fortifyng their posi-
tion. They remained undiscovered S6 hours, whel
Capt Maso attacked them with 1900 men, using The
hayoDet; stormed one house and captured flag, bu'
was finally obliged to retire. his ammunition giving out
Filibusters lost 80 killed and 100 wounded Spanards
killed. The Prenca adds filbusters fired three can
non shots into steamer Marcella damaging her hull
and rigging Flag captured by Capt Maso was in
scribed " Rifle Ros Libertad, - and presented b,
Emil Casanova. Troops took the six guns before they
Tell back. -Four steamers with troops have sailed
for the bay of Nipe Rumor that rebel Gen. Quesada
has been captured and shot Plumb assumed duties
Of United States Consul General to-day United Sate-
flagship Contolook and steamer Yantic have sailed for
Matanzas. Saratoga waiting here to carry Minister
Nelson to Mexico. Narraganset gone to Nuevitas to
bring away American residents desirous of leaving
twenty-five prisoners captured on the prize Galvanc,
sent to Spain yesterday.
HAVANA, MAY 26.-Duce decreed seizure of horses
in eight Jurisdiction to prevent their falling into the
hands Of the insurgents Peret arrived st Kingston,
Jamaica, after landing expedition in the bay of Nipe
HAVANA, May 27.-Lesca succeeds Letona in the
governorship of Puerto Principe.
HANANA, May 27.-Sp,nish iron clad Victoria ar
rived with detachment of volunteers. Both Peruvian
monitors departed for Martinique.
HAVANA, May 27, Via Key West.-Dulce sick and
his death daily expected. Garrison of fort Cnbanas
roted during dsbarkaton for Spain, of Gavanic
prisoners. Volunteers tried to stop debarkation
During the melee, loud cries of death to Dulce were
heard. Rioters yielded to suppicatons of the Gov
rrnor OF the fort and the prisoners allowed to
embark. Spanish steamer in the bay of Nipe fred,
by mistake, on Spanish troops, killing forty.
HAVANA, May 2s.-Dulce telegraphs to be relieved.
The south-western., 1869-06-02
B Y T E l. E. 6 r A PHI
For the Southwestern.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.

LONDON, May 2S, noon.-ConsoIs 93&; bonds 79s
LIVERPOOL May %, noon.-Cotton shade frmer
u2lands III and Orleans 11sd; sales of the week 62
900 bales, of which for export 10000 and on specu
ation 5000; stock hand 423, 900 bales, of which
23l 900 are American.
LIVERPOOL May 2s, afternoon Cotton-uplands
Ii and Orleans l id. Manchester frmer.
New YORK, May 2s, noon.-Money easy at I Pct
Sterling lo94. Gold 1891. Cotton steady at 2sae.
New ORLEANS, May s.-Cotton-receipts to-day
1853 and for the week $3.50 baes exports to-day s505
and for the week, foreign 1926 and coastwise 655
bales; stock hand 143 bales sales to-day $50 and
for the week 5000 bales; middling 2s@2s4c. Gold
lsS4. Sterling 1919 New York sight part@5 pct. dis
count. Flour-superhne S. 81, double extra S. 81
and treble extra S6 25. Corn-white 81. Oats Soc
Bran 81 80 Hay-prme $50. Pork $32 75133.
Bacon-shoulders l34, clear rib III and clear sides
l74c Lard-terce 1s1@lSa and keg 1e3c. Sugar
firm; common 1o@1l and prime 13a@l4c. Molas
ses dull and nominal. Whisky and coffee unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 2S, evening Cotton closed for
upands at III and Orleans 3D.; sales 12, 900 bales
Stock afoat 502 600 bales including l49, 900 Amer
ican
New YORK, May %, evening ng,-Cotton firm; sales
1000 bales at 2sae. Money easier at 6077act ster.
ling frmer; long 1893 and short llo4. Gold 1893.
The south-western., 1869-06-02

The CAN CAN IN New YoRK.-The last public masked
ball held in this city public disgrace to America,
and insult to the civsaton of the nineteenth CEN
turg 1t was advertised in the public press, the tickets
were sale in public places, and outward claim
Was made to at least ordinary responsibility. But for
mary days beforehand it the foremost topic of con-
versatlon with what might be called {" Young New
York, and simultaneously anticipated as delightful
innovation ty the inmates of scores of houses of pros
titution. These two classes met and mingled within
the walls of popular heater and scenes of reveIrv
carousal and dissipation followed that beggar descrp-
ton. Here at last the mask was thrown off nobody
claimed respecabilty, vice herded with vice corrup-
ton with corruption Rut in the ftghtful maeIstrom
were whred far down the dizzy road to ruin hundreds
OF young men lifted by BIRTH train e, and education
tor the most exalted positions in society aud it was
afhrmed that there were respectable present
and it is certain that ordinarily stad and sober men,
with gray hair and faces lined with care and expert
'nce, witnessed and app!auded the horrible parody
upon enjoyment with a zest only too evident The
besal spirit of sensuaity and licentousness ruled
the hour. High and low alike were reduced to fat
and uncompromsing level of degradation QuadriIle,
Iancers, scbotsch, waltz and polka, all arbitra-
rily eau cansed. Women were tossed from boxes to
floor and back again like SO many packages of dry
goods, or borne aloft in the crowd Shameless upon
the shoulders Of shameless men, Not one faint flicker
of refinement, tone feeble remonsrance marred the
consistent erontery and debauchery OF the occasion
New York Home Journal.