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The New York herald., 1869-05-04
Musical mud Th-n,ricai Notes.

The grand posthumous Mass Of Ros5ini VIII be
sung on sunday evening next at the spacious and
magnificent church OF Sc. stephen. In East Twenty
cigh'b street. with Miss Kellogg and the other mem,
bers OF MIR. Strakosch operatc troupe taking part
In Its performance. This church. above all others IN
the city, is best suited Tor the proper production OF
works OF this kind. ana 1t VIII there be heard to
much better advantage than In either opera house or
concert hall.
"Robinson Crusoe' will not he produced at the
Museum until Thursday evening. when it will be
given with the fuli strength or the simpson Wood
and Colville Durlcsquc and pantominic Combination
troupe.
Bryants Minstrel Hail will reopen on Monday
next, with new features and ut rcdnceI prices. The
burnt corkonians open this evening at the National
theatre Washington, where they remain during the
week.
This IL the week of the original "Jsps" q, the
New York Circus. Mr.. Riscly, before returning
these bronzcd waits from the Island Empire to the
great Tycoon contemplate, taking them again to
Europe; this time, however, to visit tho cities of
Austria aud Holland.
Brignoli. the slvervoiced tenor IL gayiy onirping
MS way through the 'sunny south" reapIng large
harvest OF grecnh...cks AMI dclightiny the people
wher"cr he goes. lie is at present warpllng In the
Crescent CITY, where his operatc concerts are largely
sissppi, stopping at all the principal cities his
journey nolihward. signor Brignoli Is managing
his own bu,incss his present professional tour.
and this In measure accounts for his UNPRECEDENTED
suxcss. II other artists would do the same thing
and no, permit themselves to be dragged down to
inter rui, and misery by the weight OF Bohemian
managers t.v would soon fnd it to their advantage
both pccupar!y slad otherwise. As general thing.
pohem,a, manager, always coniivc In some way or
a,o,her 10 manage bc,. or for themselves than for
the poor artist, ''s,ar" or pr,. IA donna
Lotta opened last night at TIN. Arc' fhsoe'phia'
In anew piece. entitled "Pcpna,"h IN ""''n sue sus-
tains two ridiculous Characters plays "s ro,s sase
drum, thumps upon the old banjo, sings> 'aptaiu
Jiuks- and ether like songs and indulges IN ~ walk
roundn and clog dance. That IL lust about e,,ouS~
of nonsense for one piece any more would be pretty
apt 20 spoil u.
The Elise Holt buricsauc troupe closes ita ENGAGE
mcni at the Waverlcy on saturday evening, and on
the following Monday the blondes viii cndcayov 10
captvatc the staid Phadelphians 10y the aid Of the
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torily. II is our conviction that every letter
which reaches the old Dutch church before
seven A. M. can be sent out by nine o'clock
and that by ten A. NJ every letter by the
morning mails for city delivery can be de-
spatched from the General Post Office; yet
careful inquiry leads us to the belief that this
is not done. We particularly believe this to
be the case with some of the minor foreign
mails, in which we have frequently known
letters not to reach point of delivery south
OF Grand street under thirty hours after the
arrival OF the steamer at her dock.
: Such a state of things in the city delivery
department does not conduce to the making of
1t scif-supportng. That can be attained only
by making the two cent city despatch portion
of the system prompt and efficient public SER
vice. That it is now very far from being done.
1t is a perfect mockery to say that note can be
sent to auy portion of our city by the city post
and reply looked for on the same day; yet
in European cities the reply within few hours
is the unfailing result. When such state of
things is attained here our city delivery will
be self-sustaining, AMI no preaching circulars
will ever make our people recur to it for their
city business, as is done elsewhere, until the
Rip Van Winkle in charge wakes up. What is
wanted is less attention to politics and more
attention to business. We call upon Post
master Jones to make searching inquiry into
this matter and find out where the fault lies,
and whose are the shortcomings, and if he
cannot get Yankees to run city delivery sys-
tenn rs efficiently as John Bull does we re-
commend him to send across the water and get
some of the s'blarsted" Britishers to do 1t for
us.
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RUSSIA.

Recall Of the Russian Minister from the
United States.
ST. PETERSBURG. May a, 1852.
The recall of Mr. Edward dc Stoeckl. Envoy Ex.
traordinary and Minister Plcnipotcntary from the
Russian empire to the United states, Is officially
announced.
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TIVE NEW YORK MMlO IN massAcuussIrs

from the Boston Evening Express. May 2rl
IL Is perfectly astounding TO see how the NEW
YoRK i-HRALp can gather In one twenty -four hours
nincty-sx cola;Sns OF reading matter aud new sd.
vcrtsemcnts; but 1t ,oes 40, and rides over every
oner paper IN tho world 10th IN telegraphic, local.
financial and general news
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TENNE SSEE.

Negro Riot in BrowDsville-TwO Negroes and
One White Wan Killed.
MEMPHIS, May 3, 1889.
The Ap1eds learns that riot occurred In Browns
vile last night. One white man ana two negroes
were killed and a white man named Tom Grant was
mOrta,y wounded. The affair grew out of negro
threatening 10 Kill a white man named sherman.
AT eleven O'Clock last night the fRht still 70.
ing on.
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Shipment Of Wheat at ST. Louis for New
York-Trnde With Rraziy.

h"h@ATuNc WIN kffHZNs
ST.. LoUfs, May g. 1862
cargo Of wheat was made up to-day for the
Grain Association for New York, and consists OF
3d. bushels OF No. spring and 11,0OO bushels OF
No. 2. The former was purchased at 81 25
per bushel and the latter at 81 90 including
freight TO New Orleans .Tae charges et the latter
city Insurance. freight to and charges az New York
VIII increase the cost OF the former to 81 40 and
the latter 10 81 35is and rs the 81. Louis No. and
no. ~heat TNte Is from three cents TO ivc cents
higher than Chicago cranes the margin viii he quite
handsome.
At tfe regular Board of Trade meeting tonight a
paper, by l.. X. Sh0yock, the President, was read,
urging efforts TO be made TO regain Brazilian and
other south American trade especially the export OF
-four and import OF coffee II was stated that before
the war four-fifths Of the coffee consumed in this
country was imported through Kew Orleans, while
now not one-tenth ~ received that way In 1850
over 100000 barrels OF Hour were sent from New
Orleans 10 Brazil. while m 1865 only 100. 900 barrels
were sent IL was claimed that ali this trade can be
regained by proper exertlons, aud that IL property
belongs 10 the Mississippi valley.
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IRELAND.

Public Meeting I'm Favor Of the Mayor of
Cork.
CORK, May 3, 1859.
mass meeting Of citizens was held here on satur-
day night at which the recent speech OF the Mayor
was warmly endorsed and resolutions were adopted
expressing sympathy with and confidence In that
functiCnary.
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M SsOURl.

The Convention Of bishops OF the olctbodist
Episcopal Church South.
ST. LOvis. May g. 1859.
The convention OF Bishops OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South VIII he held here this week.
About 100 ministers win probably De present Tie
proceedings OF the convention will be private bur
various exercises. addresses the Sunday school con-
vention and celebration OF me anniversary OF the
Board oi Missions VIII take place during the week.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tie Cunard mai, steamship Siberia viii leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at half-past eleven O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday. 81.
The NEW YORK HEIALD-Eiitlon for Europe-wiu
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies. IN wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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Announcements OF HemOyc!.- Dr. Ccuraud
has removed his business from So; Broadway to Is Rond
street where can be otained his IrtLItN aGnfCArED
WHITE. -
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No Condemnation Nrcdc.,.-

Neatncts, X 'ono,ny nwd Despatch CsmSimed
the pi OF isrs Mcroy ,taa JOB rrianr Eslh
lishmcnt VI Nassau street.
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Persons Wishing "a Subsryibc for the TIernid
WILL BE SERVED At An EARLY nouR b. LEAVING
TiiE1R ADDRESS AT TtiE BRANCH OFFICE OF TIKI
NEW YORK HERALD, ii5 FULTON STREET. BROOK
IYN.
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A.--R'icurnafis'n.-- Clark, ~ Fourth
avenue. cured by Dr. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY,
Depot 7of Broadway. Advice gratis.
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We Wish to Call tho Attention or Parties
wishing 10 purchase handsome Country Seat 10 the sale o
tien ty Z. II. LUDLOW 4 CO., this day, TUESDAY. az "
yerk.
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BEST PIANOS NOW. MANUFACTURED

A.-Save 25 Per Cest by Purc:,asna Your
silvvrwaTe direct from the manufacturers, FORD q
TuPPEk. siesrooms b7 and $50 BroadwaY Teulk
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Crisfudorn's VueGnllicJ Hair Dya.-Sold
and applied at his Wig and Scalp Factory No.
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B,tcheIor's II lir Dyc.--rac Dcx in tas
world The only psrfc:t dye; nlcIs reliable taa aniaa
ous. Factory III Bond street.
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Iissis1uoi Spriny Wntcr.-oniy Kpswn
remedy Tor cancer au all esses OF the kidneys Sold by
druggists. Depot, Nos College place, New York.
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Bnrker's Uirsu:us-Frce from Grrasc; War.
ranted 70 make the hair and TO prevent falling
No Sd Broadway. - -
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An UnrivRlled Tanic Bcvcr.ge--The Pure<
genuine nnported HoFFs MALT EXTRACT, 81 20 poi
dozen. No. ~ Murray street.
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No Confirmation Necded.-Wbiir Everybody
Ia fighting for oHcc KNOX tarres At No. sii Hras iwav,
bcnrying the human form divine with hs exquisite spring
style hat Why Should the great artist be nominated Ia GU
some wreched position ant be wranged week by The
Senate The people have spoken long since, and have de-
carcd Hun 10 he the American halter As such he has been
looked Tor years, and his
hrmaticn. n u did his latest tile would secure a.
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psmphlrts, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with ncaocs, qcknes1 and despatch twenty eve per cent
chcaperthsn other printing estthsnsl In The city,
at tie METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
NENT, "a nassau slrssi.
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lp,proycd Frcnclt Rnuyc-Nrnnufncturcd By
BRAMHaLL. DEANE co, A7 and sio Water st, N. r.
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Est ablishcd fn 1SOO-The Metropolitan lob
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street
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ROYAL Havana l,pfscry.-pri,es Pail In Gold
furnished Tbs hhoa paid FOR Doabcoos
auI all kinii OF GJli tni Silver
TAYLOR h CO., Bankers, 10 wsii street, n. Y.
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Celebrated Pcor Richards Eye Water
Sold by all Druggists at % per bottle Depot 81 Bond
street
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Words or Wisdom for Y,.vs sycu on tbe
runns rassoa In Youth aud Early Msphood, with sclhcip
ree c,',%E ., saa Gn'9[nss.s y fs says.
uhis - ,I olce, Pa.
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yyias, Toe,~' 'es and Orhn,'p crtal Hair.
essis Mar Dire sds Hs9 Dysi"s s c'scts, ~ BArOaE-
IOR5 10 Bont strcet
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Died.

BoGUE.-0n Monday. May 8. JAMES T. BoGUE, tho
beloved son OF Thomas and Della B0gue aged 10
months
Notice Of funeral in to-morrow's paper.
fFOr other Deaths see EtcreT,th PrOe.J
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!mpertnrt No'icc.IThc Havana Lottery.
As articles have appcar N several in the nicd
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lie d,sconnucf authorized by the Administrator OF
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reports. TAYLOR Co, 10 Wall street
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Ladies' Riding Wkips.
TONES. MELvAIN 4 CO., No. 6 Maiien ,sne
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PIANOFoRTE ROOMS
REMOVED TO

FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET.
These instruments are used by Madame PAREPh ROSA.
Miss 10 JSG kELLOGG, Miss Aide TOPP, s. B Mii,I,S
! n PArTlSON, HARRY sANDERSON, GEO. Y. BRIS.
TOW, o. JEROME HOPKINS, A. Z. PEkSE, and constd.
cred by every musician OF note the
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
LITERARY ITEMS.

Professor Charles A. Joy, of Columbia Col
lege has commenced series Of essays the Journal Of
Applied Chemistry the progress OF the important
eheIlcal Investigations III Europe and tins country
Intelligence has been received of the death in
his 10th year of Dr. Karl Friedrich Philip Martus,
Professor OF Botany in the University OF Munich, for
many years Secretary Of the Royal Academy Of
scientific laboTs and writings he occupied high position
among the bOtaniss and vegetable psychologists of Eu
rope, and Foreign Member OF the Royal Society,
well as OF other learned Societies the continent To
students he is best known by his travels in Brazil
undertaken in company with SpX during the years 1917
30 by command Of the then King OF Bavaria Max Joseph
Tic results published in three 4o volumes, with an
atlas, in ls2f3l.
London literary journal says "Mr. Ten
nysOns works will hencefOrth be published by Messrs
Btrahan instead Of Messs MOxon The change has been
IumOred for some tme and is definitely announced.
We hear also, that Mr. Tennyson VIII commission ess
btrahan to bring a cheap edition Of his NOlKs Whch
Is much needed. Mr.. RusRins notion that all DOCKS
should dear order test the purchasers love Tor
literature is absurd Literature is luxury Whlch
Is bought from the surplus left when material necessities
satisfied and II book TO be published at less
than guinea tho restriction would simply have the eI
feet OF sending the surplus In wrong direction gOOd
and cheap edition OF Tcny sons poems wuud not only Do
repayinG debt which the Laureate owes TO the public
but would diminish the importation OF American edlOns
which is greater than good many people fancy.
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Nov Ready.
TNHE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC
II FOX 1863.

Til. popular annual Cts year pubneaou) ready and
complete in departments TIE following Of's
Astronomical fcts for The year Ecipse' Tides Feas, ke
Regular Calendars osng and Setting Of SuD and AoOS High Water,
AMI Changes ofihe Moon .or all the country.
Tie American Races
m Synopsis tie passed TIE last Session Of Congress
Tie Consultation tie United States with the sooalG Amend
The Platform o. the Political Parties in ls62
The Impeachment President johnson the Aes Of Inpaeh
su With protest the sHoerac members Of Congress- the
.sftle Senate on tle several articles.
The Amnesty PRESENTATIONS Of Pfesilen. johnson.
The Great Debt
Cabinet Mcmte7s Srru Foreign Countries
furh Coursist Of scCa,oTs and Representatives. with
g. Pce'-OMec address
4s Ls, Of Members q the yfrt Congress far elected
poi. c8ly arranged
on Returns ofle62 compared with these Of peyoas
President in 1874 AMI 1853.
The Population. ioyrrEnrnt. ETC., etc
foc.u s Area, Population, hg.trs, eic
Rats Of Foreign fostare.
Togeiher Political and Statistical Information, not 20 be
kund } Sly similar publication.
TERMS.
Si-gle copies, by mall pre- d..... .......2o cents
Seven copies, bv mail ~
Iileel copies. by usi z O
On. luadi co.ie'. ty IL 70
ORDERS AcCoRDNS EKcEP
TIE accompany ai orders
A1less VAN EFLIE, HORTON L Co, Publishers
No lGs Nassaust. Hes.YoFh
Trd supplied Nex-YorE Companies and
Epr ssie " Esgsi,siers.
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Re acy To-Day:
VNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.
1Lis popular Annual ready ard contains;
AsroBoacs Facts for tie Year Eepses Tde', Fe's Sc
II Regular Calendars Of Rising and Setting Of Sun ard MoOn High
water. sld etaages oft-e Moon for al the eoauirJ.
mreachnen Trial Of President johnson; report Of 81 prom
Poas ;ls votes by party divisions the questions
~. Political Platforms flao8. viz:
A.-Satoaa Republican Platform a Chicago
G.-Prooeediugs Of The Convention
b-Lesu Of Acceptance BY Gen. Grant and Mr. Colh1
B.-Dcaocratc Platform at Tammauy Hall, New.York
G-Tbe lsug struggle for Candidate with tie several
ballots and 6aal result
a-Lss1 Of Acceptance b. Gov Seymour and Gen
Blair.
Ger. BlaiFs celebrated Brosdlesd Letter
" Lava passed The st session Of Congress: full synopsis Of al
Inpo7iln; acts; the Blight Hour Law, &c
VI csspei Members cOur;ter' to other countries
VII The XLh Coge-Ls, Of Senator's with politics PostOGes
addresses. snd time ofe1Datoa oftern&
Lis Of Members Of tie House Of Representatives ~h saei
Dsti,i,. and poliueA
VIII The XLI4s CougrssA
Lk, fssna.os as far chosen politically c,.died.
LIST e. Members Of the House Of Representatives By States
Districts and politics far $ elected
X FINANCIAL Aaars-Coslou Of tAs Deb. as onesy
e.arei 70 Congress
expenses the Government from the beginning Of
Rebellion.
The States Population pumber Of Electors o.pi
ts Governors POLITICALLY deaOs tber salaries time their
expire days Of meeting Of Legislatures day. when
State Elections Carefully corrected TO the present year
xL Foreign Govenments-Area Population Rulers Tuss dates Of
Accession and forms Of Government
by Of the vote for
Grant ssd Seymour in November 1863 compared
Iiucoln and Mcclellan 10 1864
BY Governors or other
leadag STATE olceTs, 10 l3s3
Ohoal by Counties sba Districts o. 10 1868
Menbersof Congress, With political division Of eshdlstsL
State Legstuss-their political divisions in Senate
House
Kill Recent Elections for Delegates Congress and other Oe
or rapidly growing Territories
XIV Summary Presidential showing
each ttats. aud the increase IN l86a
EoTHWe have tskn
pen IN o etTe eompee and Nearly every state
nn M fesden sUd Congress has been copied dect from the Official
reeoTc ADJ eere by the proper oeer especial give
M eIact % 70 a. these eurna and nether pains expense
been spared to sppToieh neAfy possible
Price % cents per copy For IAle BY all EsusmeB
post paid for Dollar Orders Wn be hsa 1. The order Of
ther reception.
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