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New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
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cERMAN orEEA-rANNnAusrE.

A performance OF " Tannhaisor," if it is
boon at all, Is that comes very seldom, and the
representation therefore, last night ~ the ,tad Thea
ter was matter of far than ordinary interest Nc
hayo no love for Wagner hr Is " Genius who has
missed the true aim OF his art and wasted his mag
niGoent powers in efforts after what Is impossible Of
achievement else what IA not worth achieving.
No musician. however can be inson-ibe o! the grand
ideas which struggle through tho Obscurtes OF this
wonderful opera, and the spleudors which ght up ts
dismal mists at rare moments with tho glory of genuine
Inspiration. The overture with IL, solnber opening
chorus OF departing pilgrims, its weird music OF the
vonus Mount, and the final return Of the peritental
procession in WhcH the solemn chant Is repeat ID with
such beautiful variation indicative Of di. rienCd
hearts, Is itself superb study; the contest
Of the Minncsiugers abounds in tho D torials
for an admirable dramatic and musical situa-
ton though 1t is robbed Of rs due effect by te fact
that none the singers, except Wolfram, has wh may
be called song and his is song without IL .lody.
Al the music + strongly ndiydualed, all Of 'rlly
dramatic and, finally the opera is distinguished by
unity of idea and strict adhcrc-- fixed purpOs.. rs
one overwhelming unpard labC 'ault Is the ab nee
of melody, without which there 81 real lsic
There are not more than fopr numbers in the
whole work which contain even tho germs of whas il
popularly called an air TIE "TinLhaser" IL tolerably
popular however with German feliow-citzens, rnd
Last night they attended the representation In gr
rumbcr. the occasion being doubly interesting 10 tht
patrons Of the stadt Theater because it also q.
benefit OF Mr. Neuendor the conductor. The orchcs'I
vas in unusually good trim. and, upOn the wht.e,
did as much justice 10 the eplcndi1 score
rs could reasonably have been expected. Mr. Bernard
who payed the part OF Tafhasr had the heaviest Of
the singing He possesses very pleasant tenor voice,
which I'm the queter parts he uses well but he las un-
fortunately taste for the more robust roles, aud de-
cded dramatic qualifications for them alsc while In such
por,a hi, voice is apt 10 fail him at critical mo
ments His success, therefore, must bo deoiied
With some drawbacks. The song In tho f-st
net repeated afterVnrd In which he gives
loose TO the rotous passion that had nrod his heart on
tbe yenusbcrg showed how much better was h- inter
lectro appreciation Of the part than his physical pow
ora Int in the long and trying last seeno o the ope"
40 ,yos ercelent Fran llcltmay sang the thhnAleS
mnsic OF Elizabeth with both power and refinement
and arouaed "a usual, small tempest OF eh'h"
sI,sm. LIr Vierling fortunate as hoyFd"
an having unfleally tho most Interesting music Ia 'he
ra Ho was good all Thoroughbred OF all IN Ms te'l
aria ot the contest Of mnsrcls an eNhausting piece
whicb was very well phrased Hhbcinsnn william
t,-,.. aud Frnnu,ch were Satisfactory m thn minor
male cIaracters; Fri. Krause gave tho dl, Hi' 7n'P
bc,ds gong erlciouiy, and FIJI. EOmer, IN INC paw VI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

The nissOpri RcpubHcan says that the papers
OF the State unanimous in favor OF calling tonFeh
ton TO frame Constitution, and that the question
O calling such convention has ceased 10 DC sJee Vi
dispute.
The Secretary of State of New-York has
issu = call or meeting OF the State CanHaSserS III
Albany tomorrow friday, to canvass the vote for state M
officers and Members Of CunGttB' The law provides th1'
the Board may continue Ia session five days.
Gen. Buffers eulogiums Of Irishmen in his
recent speech have eicted from tho Iflsmen Of New
York response in the shape Of string Of resolutions,
who we're assembled last night at No S7l CIna5t.
Tho Tammany Democrats of the Twenty
Ward who d satisfied with the arrangements
OF the present local inauageIs mot IN large numGrs
lastovcinga ishingOn Hall Judge Couiierprtsding.
Jerome Buck aud Others mode addresSes. Committee
Organization was appointed, win Thomas Cassidy IS
Chairman.
The ST. Paul Press says that Senator William
NJ Stewart Of Nevada called at is Office Friday last.
He expressed fun confidence in the Republican parry OF
Nevada and said hat personal matterS Ia'g ~ H.
Republican he said and the state mas not In reality,
Changed is political allegiance
The latest returns from the vote, in Mich-
gan Oh The amendment striking ont the word g white"
from the state Constitution show that it has been
aGopted by majority Of 3,25 Less than hall Of the
vote OF the Stao p0led on the question Thirty
eight counties voted in The Affirmative ANA ~ In TIE neg
auyc Inc hi5lolrs aain y; r IT, a. I. ~
Hllsdae aud Wavnc-tLc latter Democratic county
were Ia two COuniich no vote on the subject
wa pc led all and from ten no returns Layo yet bceu
received.
The Wilmington (Del.) Commercial notices
rumor from Democratic sources that tho next r. :. Soma
tor from Delaware has been decided upon and that the
Hon John W. Houston State Judge, and author OF tho
State " Law Reports" viii be chosen. ihs C11.WertfH
adds; "Jbort J., little or no iOuht thar the -Dnrys
earned their ticket in Kent 10y promising That none Ot
Tie iaIry would be candidates for o." vacancy ictr hy
willard bur thcrC b. just HbOut little doubt a our
mind that, when the pc i- opened next january, tie
wAIte jackbrd who wears the senatorial badge win be
found tO b. q Salisbury
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
nnNrparIr MAnrRra

LouIsvLry Nov Tolaccosas hhd, al - 50 fs 80 foI
LIgsi 50 J - Tor ow Medium Leaf Bag
gng steady 80 Cotton cdyi Mdirg .c FOlr quo and M
Changed Csl-O.y oal &c and anil u-c angd Hogs o,erel -
% 20 Sc ,or Medium Choice Prov ors se4j Meas P,ft
A9; Rump B1 Bulk shoulder, Clear Rib, l0kc CsaT siSes
lOe Lard l2tc whisky dull AZ 8ic
WrLsISaTos c. 3-spis Turpenue fn snd sdTsnoeai
sales R0n STEADY At ~ 81 Cue urI entne ao1y ahd un-
changed Tar unchihged Cot on quieii MdllTg hi-
IS Treble RHiri s. U2i 50 Corn =" "lte e ga ~ y
Bran unchanged Po-Aes E2l 5O0 @ Bacon Grner shondc
lOaClc Mo,ses-Puhe, 5t456e Whisky &C. 81 o. Cole
Prime l14l7lc ETchlngeSteFng lD Ne"l0fE SGh1 i~s T
It, Lows Nov 3o-Coou dill sni Unchanged Flour quiet ard
unchanged Wheat tm No. Red Winter Inspected 81 ~ SIN
lots seer December 2fGBl g. Com gl At 53qCc Oashrm al
420c Barley uDch,nged Rye dl At 65a0ic Hsros seay Al
uucLsnge L1rJoLug saes q Choice AZ o ca; Z dI "A
unchancei Live ogs 80 Recepts5o0) b0lA Flour
MTgSTEEs Nov 3jP5ar 5ul Wheat srn; Nc Nlvsukes
GJ No Milwaukee 81 OF Oats dull 3t sec or No 2 Es
quiet for No. Barley nominal Drssd hcgs atGS -
feccps-SCOJ bb Four 1000 Dsh wheat 5hnenS o''~
fD 8HftoIr Eos 3Poir du Wet duT Bstr, AZ o No
81 I8 Amter g. Corn, Oats and Barley qle and unchanged
CqIc,gS T1ch'nsc unchanged Fo1rSpng aa du and
weak Wleat-No fy acly sale lt ~ Afternoon ''. Oe,.
panley early sales No. cj at 3 aeInon ilsee -
5o No. B. Oats dull ~ 3tc Ry dui ana lover, se' 70 @
no Barlev DAN t,0Hc Hghanes almos! nominal fie ioi
ron.bound Mess Pors closet at p3G 10 o. easli o i. %
DECEMBER Lard 2c SLoTGibbd Middle slgiG Be.'eu -
"a s. Catls du.ot 81 5Oa ~. Rece.fs-5OD h f'o1
20 O bush wheat bush Con- l9O bush Oats 0l1 sash
Rve O Barley, 900 Uogs sbpm n,IV" Dds rio"
6s,Ir.b Wbe,t gG 90 bBsa Corn. nJ bush. Ba e-.
AgAvY Nov 30The market for Wteai lnca'ael AM o'1'
Western, 81 3Sa$l t White stale ard ~estef9 %
Fra Amber Al $50 5o eh s 100 ~ -. k In il imahi
s}d95c Western; 81 iOr slate Corn se dyi So q"
W ,n 9aSTc U do 6Id9c Few Rouni Vel uw 80 baie!
du rr5Sq state S0dq ed Do SOC pl CsAaii bsS
male rn srrove Barley, II % aud Cn1da Wet 81 ~
al Osts iel nd weak; 5Jo0lc i.r Western ana state
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
PERSONAL.
In D4ustOn spa.

The Princess Marie Am6lc, second daughter
Of the Duke OF Monpensor died recently in her Goth
year
Prince Arthur, at the Rangers House. Green
wfch Park and the Prince Imperial, at Chisohurs, ex
change frequent visits
Gen. BOubaki, according to The PdH Mall
Ga-eile did not when he left Chlsehurst 20 oJour5
spontaneously. He went rst Brussels. proposing to
return to Metz hut crossing the French frontier he
received an order NJ Gambctta to report himself a
Tours He obaycd without hesitation, On his arrival
there be asked authortatvely now he came to leave
Metz and hat he went to do in England. The General
an wcrcd that Marshal Bazaire told him that person
named Re.nrT had come 10 Metz with o message from
the EmTres3 Eugeue who desired 10 see Gen. Bourpak
and that the Marshal wished him 10 60 BOurbaM 0D
iected strongly 10 leave MS command. ana demanded
vi ien order. That order given, and thereup0n
FolrJsh Uaas5d through the Prusslan lines IN tho
Geneva uniform OF an ambulance surgeon. There was
lfil gcc ion Tor diSguse since it is obvious tlat
ROubak whether be knew II or not, was tOol IN tIo
hands OF an agent Jointly employed by the BOl0partsts
and the PrtIssans. When he arrived at ChselhuSt the
Empress. BOubGk said, seemed surprised 10 see hlu
and denied that she had sent for him. lie gave 10 NJ
Cambrfa no fufhsr account OF the conversation tnat
passed, which he doubtless considered couhlentlal ~
not have surprised seeing the General because
she did not personally give tLs strange bu-ybouy ms
cornlis-Un BL6 aware or IT, ala not oppose H. anu
Objected that the Guterpitsc
gerrus H. Gambcttl asked him what lac Thought OF Bi-
ZaIsa The answer - dfat conveyed Dy making u
face" expressive or gust "Bo2ane he said, thinks
OF himself alone" GambCtta then asked BOurDakl
whether. II he offered hm command he would accept
H. and give word Of honor soldier that he would
Loyalty serve Republic He said he would, ana Gam
BETA resOly ed to trust him.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER l. ls7o

Vens In the first act looked pretty and sang oicrsoy
Tho reappearance Of tho goddess and the other supe
natural machinery at the end Of the opera were omitted
Tho dresses and scenery were fair but the chorus
absrrhiy small 1t was bad, however, that We ought
to bo thankful therc was no more OF It,
MUSICAL NOTES.
A concert is to be given at Webers Rooms
NEXT , monday evening, by Madame Brinokerhof, Miss
Celesne Ouschalk and other artists for the benefit OF
the French sufferers me by the war II Is undertaken in con
Armor and the tickets cold by the ladies at tables
~ and ~.
The benefit concert announced By Mr.. How
ard Glover was given yesterday morning at Wallack's
Theater under rather untOward roums tances Mrs.
Zelda Seguin and MI. Albert Laurence were severely
unwel and unable 10 leave Philadelphia Miss Marie
krebs and Mrs. rebs-Mchaesi did not appear. Mad
anne Anna Bishop, however Mr.. j. X. Thomas and
signOr ROncOn did their best 20 compensate for the
OF the expected vOcasts and Mr. Harry Sander
son took the place Of Miss Krebs at tho piano. hlr.
Thomas was received withespecih favor.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01


ACKERMiNN-u Brooklrn Tle,i'y, Nog. 2) Pnas DeWt
aa1 soa Of c p Henrietta N Arsean ase oa'l' u
dsy.
ANGELICA residence oil mother Csue y oa Tues,ay
Ss ysl y.,s afT I 5,Igsr HiT o s l'IS i fr fn.on
The friends are inVei % attend ls i-aaa s,,a a ne loa y
at Bresster station forth Daen iari tain sh ca ea's'
AREOLDIr Brooklyn, welrea Nov 3d. Hannah Arno! asel u
FdnsTs p. Friday at iot ca -01av' near Greene
BALLAGD-i Bloonsel J.. welrs'l,y Noy o. Re9'ss.
ogden Baar relic, Of Nsn e. Ballard the yit caf q" Der
Rsiaive, friends ofe % cfy invited to ,iissd s'
5g, 5el @S on ,ry, Of train issyg zoo, Of Baroy.s.
CALDwBLLOa the % Soelb, 1870 3 he resdere Of hrothsr
ql. Dr. j. p S,rr ~ .. is E' io II gc M "a .g .si a
F1aersi place OF rhufsisy Dec. l. at Ls'ie Fails
CLossRYoa rlesiay Nov o. fen Co,ey OF this
hsu yers psst connected wi the house gf liaso
Tsar.,y @os next Dec J. 10 ocOos irO bis late residence
No IS west Fl0esE,hst
CHRISTIAN iue cahane tie 1eo'ei vile Of joan Coaao' in Il,
TS ''9 9 St G sr res'ye, the family ere respectfully invited a
Se sarefi from her reslaact l65 RIaehl, PhIaJ "A
cPaSEn san Frare.eo Cal Eo7 10 otcoassol oftis uns
Frances Victoria, wife oi herrJ A. Gene formerly Of New oA
FIsH-At Davenport los EO7 o. cya Psh formers o cAa'iAa
qus 60. Nev-iork.
nIRLBUr-A Paterson j. on Moptay Nov o. Helen Marguerite
Of e. jesse L. at ag d. liGrys ssei ye.f and
Faner, Mts,st NJ Church Thursday.
HrsssY-a Providence R l. Y2r % John C,o2 ra'ey 50.
Margaret 90 tie ae George lusse Of PeeAssi NJ A. IN tie
TIE .oSrl % ,5s place p No 20 Wet Forreruist Me-
hl1 s5 rs.te r iu,.sd 10 siiea y6ol iertler police.
TRrAT-m Broollm on Tqe,iay uerus Se' "a if Emile B.
Ts s,.,I a & iss ss srs r, at iaaeI.i ..
s,s gr < B'aoss corner Weushby WabIgtona'eS
yALENTINBla Astorl g. H. on I9e'y .a iA' A~' D. Wis
Of Frluk Fale anj & az inv lei 70 st.erG tie asrrss
oeoz p m sse Astoria Hunters roaL The remains 'a
Be Inferred a. huntington. L. J.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

Johnson reiterated tho statement that the battle
fought for equal freedom and rights TO all men, and said
that there were significant signs that opponents
20 the "bera" movement accepting the situation.
aud that there would DO no further hostility. He said
tbat thero ehOuldbo unanimy among tho whole Ameri
con pcople this point He congratulated his friends
had taken the initiative stop in this direction
ne remarked that the Democrats had been heroic and
liberal as the Republicans, and urged all TO forward
10 meet the problems Of the future with ego single 10
tbe highest development Of individual freedom. Ho
added that riumphs were a. be achieved hereafter
tba we only the OF the greatest social devol
cnments and concluded by saying: al only rccOg-
ze now that the state needs absolute peace the inter
nal development Of her tho wise adoption OF
fhe laws OF labor, and absolute honesty OF Admins
tration. These promise far AS the Executive in
hnence goes II the people will help me, before God
prOmse to give thom in Missouri and the great
West"
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
GEORGIA.

WHY THE NEW-Y0RK CITY TAXES ARE 80 HEAVY
SOME OF THE MONEY SENT TO ATLANTA-A
NEW ADVOCATE OF THE ERIE RAILWAY
TICKET.
ATLANTA, Nov. 30.-At last the true colOrs
of the decoy ducks" in the pay Of the Democracy of
this State who long caused dscord in the ranks
Of the Republican party here and nsed the representa-
tives Of the party at Washington and elsewhere, are
coming to light Sam Bard who, in company with
Joshua Hin and others, started newspaper called The
True Georgian few months ago. IN this city, oStensbly
for the purpose OF sustaining Gen. Grants adninstra-
tion and denouncng the State administration Of Gov.
Bullock comes out with leader this morning renounc-
ing Gen Grant, and hosting the name Of John Hoffman
President, and Gen. Gordon of this state for Gov
enOr In 1872 He also out in favor OF the Demo
cratic nominee for Congress in this District Bard Is the
man whom thesenate confirmed, last Winter Cover
nor Of Idaho 1t Is understood that he Is now in the
employ Of Tammany Hall, having just returned from
New-york Republican, here rejoicing that this I'M
clean ulcer has at last been cut from the body Of The
Republican party Of this State.
The campaign advancing finely with every prospect
of a glorious Republican victory in December n0xt.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
DO THE sCLAvONIC RACES SPEAK THE SAME
LANGUAGE.

To the B0ftOr OF The IrIbHne.
SIR In the sketch OF the GoItsehakoh family
printed in yesterdays TRIBUNE, n. ID. Gays, thai
the bond OF unity of the sclavonic races 10 angsge
Tho sailors Ragusa In the mother onsue Win
the fishermen Of Archange and the inhnbitants OF
Prague with the people OF Moscow" Now THIS X decf
dedly incorrect The sturdy DalmatiOn sailor has no
knowledge OF the Russian vcmaCulaT as SPOKEN NJ
Archangel than New Yorker has OF the idOm 0 any In
dian tribe OuTWcsterD frontier AMI as TO the pOssbihy
Of conversation between IN iabaD ant or Pfagne ani
Q MuscOvie, would only refer y. s. ID. 20 the historical
fact that at tho Convention OF all Scav9nic rRcc ned
that very Prague IN the Summer OF 8is The delegates
had 10 make their glowing " PanscavOulc speeches In
German, none OF tie many scavOnic dinects were
spoken understood by than two or three o1 he
members OF the Convention II that happened TO tch
great men," cannot very well bow the BaGusan
sailor could make himself understood before adir
ing OK Russian vessel in the icebOund harbOr vi
Archangel. BAN. 5CHIgEOWuZ.
HeW- York, Nov. %, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
THE PRESIDENT AND MoGARRAHAN,

Gen. Spinner, U. S. Treasurer, writes as FOL
lows TO The EreHiHg Post:
'As the Pre- ideut understands the matter McGarra-
paving the usual price fixed for Government lands for
agricultural purposes because he hGf heretofore paid
valuable consideration for the 10 person, he
claims. acting under Mexican authority; but which con
Veyaucc 20 turns out. mado 10y irresponsible
clerk I'm the Mexican Land Ohcc, after California had
into the possession Of the United Bties aud that
antcdaed j. and forged 10 10 the signature OF tie per
son who had - er!y, under the Mexican Government,
been Authorized to sign lama grants.
This give, NcGaUaghan in the opinion OF tho PrcSi-
dent, legal rght 10 claim patent for the and NJ us
hands. He Therefore, a precautionary measure ~
rec I'd that his should not be tncd for him by ha
Secretary, to such grant, without his special consent
Now this you will sec was aimed at the McCarrahan
claim originally at tlat only. And yet, tn every
article in The EUcaQ POs on this subject, l IS either
can Ora thcrcfrOm that The President objected 10
the issuing OF patent 10 the Ncw-llTa Company nc
he favored the McGarrahan claim. Now nothing
be turlher from tie truth than such charge, OF
priority Of ght 10 a patent, under a law In re-
gard to mineral lands Of the State uf California; {;
and hopes 10 obtain at q nominal price ths very
valuable mineral land, that has cost the United
states hundreds o. thousands OF dollars 10 de-
fold against the McGaTrahan claim. But II ~
hardly worth the while 10 enter upon tie reasons
why this company Is not entitled 20 patent for Inc and
10 IA enough to know That the President has all along
thought and et thinks that neither party mas zeal
right demand patent and he doubts whether either OF
the parties has any valid claim TO the land lie believes
that the land st The property Of the United Saie ana
a, believes It % no worth many. millions OF dudrs
lie thinks Congress should pass law Tor us prO1Nc
disposal for the benefit oi the people OF tho United
throughout the various transactions relating to this land
q AIM
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
AMERICAN AND FoREIGg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STATISTICS.

The snbioined statement shows the number
e aggregate tunn8gs and their nationality, or steam
s.el, pying between the port Of New-fork ana ports
~ foreign countries In the years 1910, go CO. ana 20:
1,n American none; Prh 9vesselsi tuanaTe 46S lo-Aet
A ,es. tunDsge .tI British III VesSrls, tuns. iIfp Ger
80 -. igiAmsfcan y vessels tu $
Ri Al ve..l. tons 72O15 Gesman iambulg), gesseH
III iBr.D) tuIs, t55ti Portuguese vessel IONS
-, @ arsrrtn refs 6 SO; British. 70 vessels TINS
m ~, ,jq the Grsst Eastern 10 tnns German Breme ~
,,r tons lj522; (antury 10 vessels TINS 4'''' F'sln'
tTb, above exhibit Is intended 10 show the average
,,,b-r of vessels and tunuagc for each decade ihe
cIirtug statement pre-cnts more IN dcl the crcdSo
-, steam shps Be. during the as ten years: ,.
VI Brsrl NAL 3. \ Co, three Veses' fJ
a., s,r.Yok and Mail y ; Co.. -four vessels ti na'
yvl srI Ses sOrens luehrF ut Havana VN" hnesE rfeh
. aql tr., Yee Yyt end BERMUDA, tgo vessels 80 TINS
VA All Co,.nfsrn vessels, bA tnnf hs" ioA eui
n me-, tso ra.ls IN tunsi hsFfork an roH st obo
3 Ii,vrs v yassss hswiork al sal Se one 'ss
- T t,,s N York Aspnysl four vessels y - unsi New
~ "a three ves.els 535 tnui total yes' I og1 tnns
JaL-prtI.h North American Roy Al = 80 .iu i1
~ ,sss,i,t tn 81 National y = Co., 10 vtfh; H9s So
-,ool and Great s. IYcses
- IA S@.,.s. TINS n i NsditeTrauean snf " l. = 20
-, inn go Loaion aud y. Y =. s. Co. ye.ies tns ~.
HI L. vessel tuns roo. j. l. ana Hi' "i"A4 '' ''' ~
Tolsl ye.sels. 16i taHs l'l zdA ,,.,. ,.. 4, m
Urr,LprJ 1pd faiersada IastSf t'-ln Fe-ei nhs -fN
Jsk -Gcr-rsl transatlantic R'eaInshp i 'ot' uh'
rnese yrc- collected from authentic sources, sooH
a. he United states stand third ih foreign steam La'l-
tion and only one nation, the Trench. having my i-
resent lon In the regular commerce OF TINS port s"-
iIOls less interest
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
OBITUARY.

The Hon. Isaiah Blood, State Senator from
the Xvh District died at his residence in Ballson spa
Saratoga County Tuesday night, at the age OF 69
bad suffered greatly during long attack of typhoid
feye and his death has been hourly expected for several
weeks bIr Blood was elected to the Assembly in 1882
ana TO the State Senate In 1861 In the Fall of 1863 he
was nain elected TO the Senate. and his death leaves
vacancy which must 10 filed by special election. Ho
had Accumulated large fortune and is said to have
been generous its use both In dispensing hospitality
and In contributing to benevolent and religious objects
He was he proprietor Of extensive manufacturing works
In V.!l aug
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

bio n is said that Col Louis the indian chief told Ben
jamn Raymond, when surveying that It's Indian nsnn
noisy river for which reason 1t has usually bees
written Rdckei AZ rapids always noisy tns name
would have application. but we shall retain IN tns
map the original OrthOgrsphy. The b. Francois name.
as obtained by Prof EInmODH, was MaS-e-a-gnl. Os
Morgans map 1t Is called TlDawadoh, supposed 70 De
Seneca word" Yours W.k
beW- York, Nov. 30, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
ERIE TIMR.
EklE TIME.
To the Editor Of The Tribune,

TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: An indignant traveller takes the liberty
Of writing You few nes, TO let The public know the
gross Ourages practiced by the Erie Railway Company
on the travelling public. left Hew-York on Monday
morning on what Is called the Lightning Express" via
Eric Railway advertised 10 from New Yogk TO chi
cagO in u hours. We arrived here over two bOrs too
late to make connection, which makes IL necessary 70
remain here 70 hours. I told by the conductor of
Ie sleepng-coach this morning that they had nos made
Ma connection once IN ten tnes caring
thS Summer. Should not the pubic Know WhaI 10 er-
pecN when they travel by the Erie A TRAVELLER
Cleveland, ohio, Nov. %, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
LOUISIANA.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN TIE STATE, A,G43.
The entire vote of the State of Louisiana,
with the exception Of Calcasieu Parish has been can
yassed with tine following result:
Rep. DEN. MO-
Auditor Graham. ... .6S55l Jurlol .......409O) &G3
Treasurer Dubuclct 60 CG5 Blair ........H2i3 2i"95
The unofficial vote Of Cacasieu Parish is as follows:
Rep, 6; Dem, 44O
The official vote on the amendment TO abrogate Article
30 OF the state Constitution stands: For Gi,C against
4iOl7; majority for. 23459. The Official returns show
that the fvo Republican candidates for Congress are
elected and that there will be large Republican ma
iorty in the Legislature. 49,
The vote for Governor in 1868 was as fonOWs; war
math, Rep. 6l,Ggl; TsliafcrrO Dem, 35OiG,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
MAINE.
COMPLETE OFFICIAL RETURNS.

ne Letost0n JOWnaIsays: "The shipbuding counties
II viii he s.en have lost The most, ana the strictly aRr
cuual counties coma next Aroost0ok Is an exception
TO this but as It new county Just being opened to
Srease of poIuIaton can be traced IN almost every in
stance 10 the development Of water power which hes
NOT only furnished employment for young men ana
women who would otherwise have lett the State hut has
sppiled home market Tor the agricultural region sur
ronnding H. The speaks 10 us In eloquent terms
OF the Importance OF developing our water poWor'