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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY ...rxrr-Iospos, April l7-4:se
?. M.-O.usos 0ese at e3T for money ana 5s va
ior tne account United states hvetwenty oon7' ass'
Sly, Stocks steady Eries, "a; Illinois Centras voSa,
PAkts BouRsE,-PARIs. April l7.-The Bourse is
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= FRANKFORT BOURSE.-FRANKF0RT, April H..
Bonds steady at an advance Of y, the closing quo
tation being SIX. .u
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Aprn
Mddling upands, 12kd.; mlddling Orleans i25su'
The sales OF the day have been 10, 900 bales. n.
HAyRR COTTON MAEKEr.-HAvREy April l1.-ive
cotton market closes unchanged for both on the
spot and afioat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKEr.-LTvERpooL,
April l7.-Corn, 2Ss. per quarter for new mixed
Western.
LIvERPooI PROVISIONS MARKET--LlvERPooL,
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folows. II wcald be difacut to match IL IN paro,
French OF German opera Ghiva anu ,re,tv ane dnef
mezzo soprano and bassol nave svs ana spon-
In the next scene. in which the lresnness rsa,a anu
taneits OF the melody are principally remarSaoie;
A ringing vigorous drinking chorus pegins ,e nisi
OF the Italian opera but has the true ring and soul
Of the English glee. Rudolph's Uenorl frst anu
probably Fest solo "ogr paae II The Geie Of &
first act is grand and brilliant. The tones OF Lur-
lines enchanted harp lead into y. Inc tenors
and basses OF the spirits commence the next act
with . pretty chorus In which the nymphs
soprano and alto voices afterwards Join. Tne
extreme. The oboe, harp. fute, ciarionet and bas.
soon are brought into the accompaniment with an
indescrlbabls erect. Rudolph has another lovely
is only adornment. The Gnone toassoA another
nlibsn, ges drunk ana gives vent TO his inebriety
Bishop would sing Inc hunting chorus In this act
Is one Of the best OF its kind we have ever heard.
Rhineberg's song, 'The Nectar Cup" would seem 70
have been specially written for such voice az that
OF sher Campbell. While the gttering walls OF the
Naiads' grotto resounds with the indignant tones
sdems sd 1as Kng chant the the Rhine the
heard on the waters above, the plaint or
requiem sung by Rudolph's comparisons over h, his
cidedly Meyerbeer In grandeur and massive power.
The curtain falls on the departure OF Rudolph ia
earth. Another charming ballad falls to his lot as he
comes in sight OF his native home. The spirit OF
Weber Is shown In the scene where Ghiya throws
the enchanted ring into the Rhine and the invisible
spirits threaten vengeance on the young knight
Lurline while awaiting the return or her lover, gives
delicious melody ''Where art thouf" and the great
scene terminating In "Grea. Spirit hear my prayer
unaccompanied quartet Is, Ms. 7. b. IN this
act severe test OF the quality and
training OF the voices. The opera concludes
with the haunting tones OF the 'Naiads' Spell
woven around with q choral and orchestral wreath
OF harmony such as no other opera can excel In a
musical point Of view this work is sufficient to rem
der the memory Of Wallace imperishabie.
w. A. Pond Co. publish the following
pleasing spirited galop, which speaks very wen for
the composer.
''Yelocipede Galop." Operti. The same remarks
win apply 10 this piece. Both excellent in theil
line.
Louis Dachauer Co. have received Rossini's
''Merse Soenelen In separate numbers. The first
number Is the 10 Salutarls." which was sung by
Afboni af Paris Its one OF the grandest pieces o.
church music which We have heard from the works
of modern composers
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
MUSICAL REVIEW.

William Hall Son publish very handsome piano
edition Of the opera Of "Lurine" by William Vincent
Wallace. IL Is now over nine years since we heard
this chef d'eure Of the English opera In Covent
Garden, where It was rst produced Under the direc
ton OF the lamented composer. IL was produced In
the grandest possible style and took even the most
inveterate opera-goers by storm. A more lovely
musical Interpretation OF attractive, interesting
could scarcely be found In the entire range
of the lyric Drama The story Is one Of those ~lld
legends OF the Rhine which have been eagerly
seized upon by dramatists and presented In nearly
every city Of note In Europe and America
under some form or other. The music is on the
Meyerbeer scale OF grandeur, with the addition per-
haps OF more exuberant melody In every number.
wallace was not only an accomplished contrapun.
fist and sweet melodst but be had the rare faculty
besides Of developing TO the fullest extent the quail
ties and combinations OF the instruments Of an
orchestra. Situation character and feeling are
brought out by him into strong relief by making for
the time being, each instrument character In the
drama which be desires 10 Illustrate Over these
bold outlines OF Instrumentation he has thrown q
veil or mist OF delicious melody which gives them
sofening tone such as great limner communicating
TO the work OF his brush and pencil. FIRST comes
the skeleton OF the instrumen tation, bold, grand
and Impressive like that OF the Mastodon or Beho.
o, MORN Tnen the salient points cs1 are rendered S nh s
there where the strings, the wind OF brass instru.
lnents are made TO dialogue, or we might say ejacu-
late with startling lifelke effect This We may call In
fuslng life into the skeleton. Lastly, the creation Is
clothed IN the dazzling beauty Of exquisite melody,
which when heard for the first time In London was
sung, played and whstled wherever musician, nat
nral or educated could be fouRi There 10 no need to
SPEAK OF the overture II has been long B favorite
~ the concert ban here, Unlike French overtures
s f 1o. potpourrt OF melodies from the opera
out has an individual character OF its own. The
vocal parts open promsingy. Tue baritone, Rhine.
berg awakes his spirits with On orchestral accom-.
psniment IN which dramatic effect N united 20
meloay. The 1rst female chorus Of VaIads Il q
net accompaniment IA tipietsJ The oboe ana hoe.
.soon hsye share sls6 i9 these measure3s ,The
heroine Lurline, makes her INST appearance In the
Frell-k4own Maids spell, wbich " meiodic eemf
f the dfst water In this edition even the cadenzas
= nd a. ysratc2s q tni, %seaE are siysn They are
Eie charming romance, r Npen the Night WINDS
Bseep.s minor thefne with charsctprs.
l,mpsni ana horn. dsshing spnssd chp.
sns "ssu ssI on the @'dnlshs gaze"
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I'VE KEW rMau ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL.

General A. II. MARYLAND has been nominated for
Third Assistant Postmaster General. General Marx
land distinguished himself during the rebellion as
post once agent Of the government BY advancing
his postal poste as the lines Of the Union army ad-
yanoed. His energy was as much distinguishable
feature Of the fof the Union In maintaining reg
uer correspondence between the army and the
srmy's friends At home n were some Of the grand
nazohsb of our great senerafa
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Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port viii
please all packages intended for the HERALD TO
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
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collect reports attend the delivery Of packages
win be by following extract from the proceedings
of the regular monthly meeting, held March g. 1885,
Resolved That on and after April J. 1853 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimousy.
n3- The Office Of the Herald yachts JAMES and
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and consgnees the masters Of inward bound
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TiLseHApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

An employe OF the Worcester and Nashua Rail-
road, uamed Clark, was crushed to death yesterday
morning whie shackllng cars in the freight yard in
in Worcester, Mass.
Commissioners from New York vieweh the Cincin-
natl suspension bridge yesterday, with view to
get plans for similar bridge over thejEast river
W. L. Valentine was assaulted within half mile
OF McConnesburg Pa. Friday nighS, dragged from
his horse and robbed OF $3.50.
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pire Wilmington, Nc Isaac Bell Norfolk, &G ships hos
worth, Geo Hurlburt bsrks II McLaren, Horace hea's
schr Sam Weller.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL 49, QUADRUPLE SHEET

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The bark Panoa, Luther, which arrived 18th from New
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The New York herald., 1869-04-18

SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TUESDAY, APRIL 20.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-01

A Philadelphia lady writing from Ba-
den- Baden, says Of Mrs. Lincoln: "We
have passed many happy, sad hours to-
Qether. The first night we spent in
Frankfort we sat talking all night long,
until the bright day dawned in at the
window of her cherries, desolate room.
Not having seen her since l met her 10
the sick room, after Mr. Linooln's death,
Of course the meeting quite overeame her.
For a while tears and sobs, such as /
never witnessed, rent her anguished
heart She is as great mourner now ss
she was the day che lost the best Of hus-
bands. The Duke Of Nassau snd many
Of the nobility have called upon her, but
she declined receiving them. Her life is
the loneliest i ever saw" The widow
wants q pension, aud gets her friend to
write just such letters as q means Of pro-
curing it
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-01

John W. Farmer, best knewn as the
originator of the soup-house system for
the benefit Of the poor, died in New York
on Sunday. Mr.. Farmer originated the
soup-houss charity in 1851, the year Of
the great panic, when the destitution Of
a portion Of the people was unparalleled.
The idea was quickly seized by the phil.
authropio of Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and other cities, and thus the suiIsriDgs
Of millions Of eiarving people were allie
waited, il not entirely removed. Mr..
Farmer gave much attention to The es-
tablishment of cooperation societies
among workingneu.-N Y. Times.