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The Aarhess TOPAZ,

Ieiegrdphed ErclEsire'y % ne EreHtso Sidr.
bALrInokt, oct l2.-Cotton dull. EuninAlig ls- -.
lonI h.h and active. Wheat steady: re- sipts 4 -
90. Eael a. mrnon 10 fair, 2Oasl IS in-
I.Ilol Si-lVs> Id white wheat, 81 sns Is. Inii.
ana Ftd. = a.. Corn dull. stock large soutbaru
slite, = Ael, southern yellow. ssasc W-starn
Mhue, Sas."e. western yellow, SlaS5c. Oats duil At
isasoc. Bye. sssVC. ~
BALTInoRE. oct. l2.-yirginis SKIES old. s, htg
a2's asked, c.. l>t6 ~ asked DO coupon p a ,l ia
NEW YORK, pct. u -stscks very strong N ,nay
Boo. 6old, Is knrhAnge. long, -. mort
"a. 9s, lS2 coupon, u e.. Virginia g. es
coupon, 6s's d.. new, 65. North CaroIiuas . old
i>ts. do. new, So. " '
NV loRK, Oct. l2-kIOur guiet and steady.
" Wheat aud corn a shade frmeT
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The PRUssIANs DEFEATED

Tours, Oct. l2.-The Ministry has lust re
ceived the following news or an importan,
French victory. The courier who brought the
intelligence was permitted 10 pass througl the
Prussian lines.
The battle occurred on FRIDAY, the eth inst
between FoIts Dumont, Naerien and ST. Cloud
on the west side OF Paris.
The French, under General Ducrot. having
made a sortie in force, the Prussiau. were com
pletely defeated and were forced to retire lt TO
Versailles, entirely surrendering the position
they had lately occupied, and from which they
might have shelled the western part Of Paris.
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0There are so many candidates for Con-
gress in Wisconsin at those who are not can
aates wear badges OF blue ribbon. Only six
badges are worn IN one Congressional district.
@One Of the female "Freshmenr of the
michigan University. gave q convincing proof
OF the superiority Of her sex, the other day, by
asking Professor TO explain a point which she
not" w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-12

SThey are soon to have a child's theatre in
New York city, where all the infant phenomena
The pieces are TO be specially adapted to chill
dren, with child like dialogue, and plots turn
ing on the passions and accidents of childhood.
o0Mr. Crosby, j. p, of Decatur County,
Iowa, is the fortunate husband of lady who
serves processes, summons jurors, subpnas wit
nesses and does the general duty Of a constable.
and who this Summer, with the help OF a self,
raking machine, got in his grain fpr him,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES.

hsve y ade arrangements with one OF the largest
srms in California by which am enabled te SELL for
sscramental and communion purposes, the purest
article, selected expressly for me. viz SHERRY,
PORT, 3,ANGELICA,N ,NUSOATEL and ROCK: also,
SOUfPERNON9 WINK. from North Carolina;
DRY CATAWBA, from Ureana Wine %. Those
Wines offer for sale, Wholesale and retail by hogs
bed, barrel and haif-Oarrel, BY bottle and on
Proprietor Of che Native Wine Btters,
Nos. 1917 and 1919 Pa. av., Washington ID. @, (:
also, No. - North Charles At. Baltimore, Md.
WHITE CATAwBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, - 50 per gallon. se6
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The New York money market - without m
pcrtant change, the supIly available Tor call
loans being ample, with i've ami ~ per cent.
the ruling rates. some OF tie banks AMI
trust Companies ask seven per cent Whlta j. he
rate for time loans. ON the other hand. bal-
anceS are left with the large dealers IA govern
ment bonds as lOw - four PER cent. CONNER
cisl paper il quiet. and prime sccep:ances pass
NJ : 20 ~ per cent. The government bond
malket J. steady bat extremely dun. The fat
thAt the Treasury ~ huy AZ lesst two M lliOns
10 morrow hPS sustaining tnn lence ON prices.
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BATCHELOR-S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does contain
lead, any cifalic poison to produce paralysis
death Avoid the Wanted and deusive prepar atiOus
boas,ing virtues they do not possess The genuine,
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirfy years.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Bold
by all Druggists. Applied at 10, Bond street, New
York. fest
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sIMr. lester wallsck has bought the zach,

- Mr.. lester walls.ck has bought the Yacht
Magic for Sic, 500.
@Long pointed waists have come in fashion
again; also, the long position jacket.
- Young ladies are forming owalkine cluhs,,
for the purpose OF walking eight or ten mile a
day.
ga Cincinnati inebriate issaid TO have hse,
homeopsthically cured OF dflnKins by seeing
spirits. W eeeins
HBiueford Sidebottom was an accomplishea
ea.,,e @ thief In Kentucky, till he was hanged re-
y Golladay, the blind lottery man.-os Bowl
ing Green, Ky, has drawn a capital prize, in
the shape Of pretty wife.
Howard County, Indiana, is miasmatic 20
that extent that the inhabitants can't make an
their minds whether it's fever and ague or
earthquakes.
~A self-constituted functionary at Council
bluns has been marrying couples when he had
no authority. The falsity Of his assumptions
has been discovered, and quite q sensation has
resuifed-especiall among those whom he has
pretented to marry.
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SUGAR As FOoD.-It is stated that the supply
OF sugar has entirely failed in the besiegei city
or Metz. This IL more serious loss th an would
at INST he imagined, as sugar, in the absence OF
other articles OF food, Will sustain lite for a con-
siderable length OF time. Daring the siege OF
Chattanooga, Tennessee, by the rebels, in the
latter L art of lssS, the inhabitants were obliged
10 rely upon sugar almost entirely, and after
relief came, IL was some time before the habit
OF eating largely Of sugar could be broken on.
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TIE PRIzEFIeHTER % BALDWIN NOT TO BE
PARpoNED.-Governor Clshin, OF Msssachu-
setts, has refused 70 pardon O'Baldwin, the
prize d hter, who ls now in the twelfth month
OF bis eighteen months sentence. The Cover
nor desires that the class 20 whom the giant
bruiser belongs should have due regard to the
laws OF the Common wealth, and that there shall
be no idea of immunity from punishment OF
their breach current among its members.
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1Captain Mayne Reid is reported seriousl!

b0An important feature Of the Southern
Wisconsin Fair was q genuine baby show. A
committee of three ladies and two gentlemen,
all unmarried, decided on the merits Of the
twenty-eight babies on exhibition.
~The Trustees of the Illinois Wesleyan Uni
yersity, located at Bloomington, having voted
to admit females to the privileges OF the insti-
tution their action has been ratified by the Ill-
nois Methodist Conference now in session at
Shelbyville.
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GENERAL LEE sERlOUsIYuL

RICHMOND, Oct. l2.-The Dispatch has just
received the following special from Staunton:
A messenger arrived here last night from
Lexington, bringing the information that Gen
Lee is much worse, and his physicians report
his disease as having assumed a more serious
form, and his friends are alarmed at his condi-
4, ,ny,
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SIXTY MILE RAcE.-A dispatch from San
Antonio, Texas, says The agricultural fair OF
west Texas has closed. The feature of the fair
to-day was sixty mile race, to be made inside
OF three hours only Texas horses and saddles
allowed. This feat was accomplished by Mr..
Cooke Of Bexar county, who rode sixty -pne
miles; time, hours 66K minutes. The horses
were ready saddled for him.
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Ia NARsEILLAISE.

Ia NARsETLLAISE.
BE OF now, infants OF the country,
The day Of glory proves a bore.
What boots your boulevard effrOnt'ry
When on your Frussian armies pour
And where's the use of shouting 'AllOus?u
More need 10 murmur 'sSauVOns-nou.,"
tor things look precious PruSsian-hlae
Since Moblos showed their backs 10 On Al lOns
10 heels, then, ciuzens, Prepare the bill 20 paw
Msrchsnds, msrchsnls, bourgeois there dasns
apretty setting day.
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The Hermann Arrived Ont.

BERLIN, Oct. f2.-The steamship Hermann
OF the North German Lloyds, which left New
York for Bremen on the evening OF September
2tth. has arrived at the latter port in safety.
Her officers report no blockaders in sight OF the
coast. No French cruisers were encountered on
the voyage. Commerce with Germany NAV
now he regarded as fully resumed.
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR RENKWER.

1T Will POSITIVELY ESTORE CRAY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
IL keeps the hair from falling out. 1t is the best
dressing in the world, making lifeless, stii brsshy
hair, healthy, soft and glossy.
For sale by all druggists.
R.P. HALL b CO.,
se2-eoIn&w Nashua, N. H., PTOprietOrS.
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DEFEAT OF Ex-MARsHAL GooDrNG FOR Con-
GREss.-A private telegram was received this
morning by gentleman in this city, from the
Central Republican Committee Of Indiana, sta
ting that Judge james H. Wilson, the republi-
can candidate, was yesterday elected over d. s..
Gooding, in the fourth congressional district of
that State,
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PRUSSIA AND THE UNITED SrArKs.-A Lon.
don special to the y. Y. World asserts that the
PTussisn government has addressed an earnest
remonstrance TO the American government
against the shipment Of arms from the United
States 70 France.
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COURT MARITAL FoR TRIAL OF NAyAE PAY
NAsrEEs.-The Secretary of the Navy bss or
dered naval general court martial to COM
mence at the Washington navy yard on the 10th
inst, for the trial of Psymasters VIM. @. Marcy,
Forbes Parker, James s. Girard and Charles z.
lockwood, fer alleged d-fslcation. TIE court
will consist of Admirals l.. III. Goldsborough,
(President) Henry Wake, Ccmmodores Fabiu.
Stanley, Benjamin +. Sands, Captain II. X
Davenport, Paymas ers II. Nj. Heiskell and
VIM. B. Boggs. Captain VIM. G. Temple has
been authorized TO act as Judge Advocate Of
TIE court.
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Washington News and Gossip

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipt, tc-day
from this source were S171 ,555s
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Tn waoIf DUTy OF woNAY.-. Sno,ha,
out West recently addressed her dsr. phter thus !.
my daughter. You are now ff.een years os
age, engaged 70 be married, aud vitboa, a
rTeckle Oh your face. have done nv duty.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-12

ArPoISTKp.-The President has appointed
Horace d. Hamlin, nephew of Senator Ham.
lin, postmaster at Augusta, Maine.
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GUNNER JOHN A. MCDONALD, of this city,
has been ordered to the receiving shi at Nor
folk Va.
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New York Financial News-S0ecie
Shi pm ents-B Bids for Gold

NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-The steamship Java
takes s157 600 specie to Europe.
The bids for gold to-day amounted to 50 5Iu,-
GOO. Highest price, 1131; lowest, 1I2X. The
awards will be of 81 900 900 at from ll3 A. 100 to
1l3a.
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BLUNDER.-By An unfortunate blunder in
name morning contemporary places the name
Oh Paymaster O. p. Wallach in q list Of pay
masters to be tried by court martial as alleged
defaulters to the Government. So far from
there being the slightest ground for the state
menf, Paymaster Wallach is regarded By the
department as one Of the most efficient payma.-
tiers in the navy. His accounts are always cor
rect, and he has just been ordered to the Guer-
riere, one OF the largest vessels OF the navy.
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WIN. f.. FRIRDLANDKR has been appointed bv
the Secretary of War and Postm aster Gensral
post trader and postmaster at Fort Stockton,
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Death Of the OIdest Inhab,tan

De"th U inc VIQeSt Inhabftant.
MEMPHIS, Oct. i2.-John ID. Burritt, who
served pIder Gen. jackson at New Orleans,
ctd near Pine Bluff, Ark, last week, at the
age OF log years.
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~ lNG,
AND WE AL MED TUE PROTECTION OF
WARM GARMENTS,
But tender childhood has its first claim upon NJ,
therefore have provided for the little ones bet,
assortment than ever 1 had before, and would
respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies to my
beautiful and large variety Of
Children extra long Fancy WOOL HOSE
eCARLET and BLUE HOSE
WHITE MERINO SOCKS and HOSE.
cbilarsnr r u WHITE COfT0N, extra long, and
Chi,dIsn,s Hand Knit sAQUEs. HOODS, LEG
GINS. EOOTS, MlTTS, and CLOAKS.
Also. INFANTS' BRUSHES and COMBS SAFETY
yard, PUFFs ard BOXES. BASKETS, &c ' ING
Ladies, and Cent? all wool WHITE and COLORED
HOSE Ribbed and Plain.
SCABFS, long and short from 2sc up
Ladies on Hand made BREAKFAST sHAwLs and
Ladies' VESTS, from 81 up.
Misses and Boys vEsTs, in all sizes
A full assortment Of TOILET ARTICLES perhaps
the largest kept in one place.
HEMsTITOHED LIHEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
Gents ell LINEN HANDKEKCHIEFs, from
3c. up.
Ladies' real MOROCCO SATCHELs, from s4.Dup.
500 TRAVELLING. MARKET. WORK. LUNCH
and other BASKETS, direct from the factory
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS and CUSHIONS.
Fine ANGORA WOOL.
CROCHET and KNITTING NEEDLES.
1000 NEW PATTERNS FOB EMBROIDERY.
Together with such assortment OF NOTIONS
FANCY GOODS. and TOYS. as can OpIy lie fOuud
at the CHEAT VARIETY BAZAAR Of
=. 0ILvKRBER0,
3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ANDD STREET
p P-s-A look at bis handsome Bow Windows will
repay you the trouble to take 10. eo II tr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ATIONAL THEA IRE.
SToNE & EUnRaYS CIRCUS!
THE colossus OF SNHIBIrIONS

THE COLOSSUS OF XHIBIrlONS,
NEW DESIGNS TO AMUSE!
PEERL ESS TALENT-nITCHLE ESS SKILL.
FREsH SENSATIONS FOR 1870,
WILL EIHIBfT EN WASHINGTON
THREE DAYS,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY.,
October -, IL, and Is,
ON CIRCUS LOT,
SETH ANB CANAL STREETS
EXHIBITIONS WILL Re GIVEN EACH Az.
TERSOOS AND NIGHT,
CCmmercing at , and y, clock. Doors open one
Admission so Certs. children unler 10 years, rs
SENSATIONAL SPETrACLTS,
FREE TO THE POBLIC-
ftrst, on the mornins Of the Exhibitcr day in the
form of
GRAND sTREEr PAGEANT,
Preceded ty ,hs elesan, E.nd Chariot. con 'siuing
THE SECOND YREE EXHIBITION
Will be Marvellous Display Of Human Imtrepidity,
UP IN THE IIK
BY ,hs paIIs ESa TSnsH,GI,s, . MI Nile sJEANETTE
to the hpeI Of the Circrs Pavilion
and Return on Slender Wire.
Ts,aus siuIe Of the felt cannot fan, to command
THE GkEAT JOHN HENRY COOKE,
The Equestrian Miracle ard Che npion HOr-ei If
the World, IN his Marvellous Feais on
SIX NAKED HOHSESs
LIE EMILE HESIIsTrA COOKE.
CcnfersedY the most de shipc, daring, and finished
Equestriepne in the world
LIZ JEANETTE ELLSLER.
The astonishing az a beautiful Tight Rope snscuse
MISS ENlLI COOKE.
The Elegant English Menage EQuestrienne.
MR. DEN STONE,
The Popular Smer ic IN Clown and Fun maker.
TOM BABRY,
HiterLIaD Clown tfUss sppe lrance in America
GEORGE ADAMS.
The FsyOrite hpmOrist Clown,
And the Celebrated Actors. BACHELOR. SNOW
BROTHEIS- BLISS. GEORGlE, DUCRUW. Co
ICMbUS, tRANLIS. COOK. LEACH, LOCK
WOOD, LAMONT. EDWARDS, and others
MIR JOH~H. MURRAY.
The Jnelualed Equs fTian Director, IL a guarantee
OF rehnrne aud purity of the exhibitions.
Mo- mDkl ing allowed IN Paw iliun.
TIcksts cas be had six d-y IN advance nf Circu.,
at TOWERS & mUDDS Bookstore. gag Pennsy .
Nania ocI2 Al
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The Pbiladelphi8 EiectiOn-NayOr
Fox Protested Against the Marines.
Later From Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 12-The present figures
show SteveDson's majority to be i,5I7.
The highest majority for republican candi-
dates in Hamilton county is about $500.
Special dispatches received here from High
land county give Smith, in the 9th Ohio district
100.
In Clermont the democrats claim 315, while
the republicans concede only 800.
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LATER.
FRENCH VICTORY.

FIGHT =. EAR PARIS
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THE WAR In EUROPE.
SEVERE FIGHTING At ST. QUENTIN

SIEGE OF METZ.
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MILE. CHRISTINA NILSSON.

Max Strakosch respectfully announces 10 the pub-
lie IN " asbinRfOn and vi irity thst
MILE. CHRISTINA NILSSON
VIII make ker first appearance here in
TWO t2)G )GRANb NILSSON CONCERTS.
THURSDAY, 2OTH. AND FRIDAY, 2l<r OCrO-
BER, AT =. L. NJ.
oc5 AT LINCOLN HALL.
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STkAA SARrEr BEATING WORKS,
The undersigned now PREPARED 10 ex ecufe All or
asrs at short notice In the CLIANIN0 OF OAB
EnIS, q All 9uauueo and siEe0, Tor infoTmattoD
so1l Soe sbeoan1. uy1ef r, RIOD,
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DROP. HORATIO BATES

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE, "A
Corner 9th and streets, FL
DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION.
Misses and Masters, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urdsy, 3 TO 5 D. m.
Ladies Class, Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
% D. m.
Evening Glasses for Gentlemen, Monday wednes
day, and Saturday. 20 9 D. m.
For farther information apply at the Academy, ol
BY letter through the Post Office, addressed to
se25u II PROF. HORATIO BATES.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
OREGON.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.


A State Convention of the Republicans of
Oregon met Portland the 9TH Of April to nominate
candidates for Congress and State officers. The Conven
ton was very full, every county being represented
cept Curry. James F. Galley Of Douglas County was
chosen Chairman and Charles NJ Foster of Baker County,
Secretary. The Committee on Platform reported the
following
which was adopted with great unanimy and enthusi-
astic applause:
first Unfaerng devotion to the Union, first, last,
and forever and unwavcring fidelity to the Constitution
and its amendments and TO the laws OF our National
Second: We wholly approve the principles and policy
of the administration Of President Grant as carrying
into practical application the principles Tor which We
Third We have confidence that the Administration
the dignity Nation in respect 10 other nations and
especially with regard to our just claims against Great
Fourth We denounce all forms OF reputation as a
national crime, and the national honor requires the pay
ment of the public Indebtedness in the utternost good
faith to all creditors at home or abroad not only accord
ing TO the letter but the spirit OF the laws under wca
strict economy in the administration OF the National
Government and the Application 70 snch payment OF al
that taxation lould be equazed and reduced AS rapidly
as the national faith Will permit.
whether of foreign or native birth; ana that we ympa
thize now and ever with men OF all hauohahues surviving
for self-gOvernment
SiTth: That we are opposed to any change in our
naturalization laws which shall admit TO citizenship any
foreigners not now entitled thereto under said laws
Seeenh: We favor judicious system OF railroad and
river improvements In oregon, in order 10 develop
resources and invite settlement Of unoccuped terri
tory-and this purpose insist that Congress should
make us liberal grants Of aid.
I1hth We are in favor Of a tariff for revenue, with
euch determinations In favor of domestic manufac-
tures will not diminish It's efficiency Tor the purposes
of
Ninth We favor universal amnesty to She people OF
those States lately in rebellion, which have been
stored TO full relations In the Union.
Tenth We are in favor OF fostering the cause OF educa-
tion and opposed to any diversion OF the common
school funds of this state tO any other purpose than the
support Of common schools.
ItepenU We recognize in the Union Republican party
the measures and who saved the Government from
sure guard to national peace and prosperity. And
with this platform appeal ~ the voters of oregon for
their suffrages and support.
The Convention then proceeded TO make nominations,
with the following result
Conoress-Joseph G. Wilson Of WascO County.
CorsrnoT-Gen Joel Palmer Of Yamhill County
Serretayp Of State-James Elkins OF Linn County.
YreasurSr-Meyer Hirsch OF Marion County.
Stcfe Printer-II. r. Kncaid Of Lane County.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
MUSICAL NOTES.

The new organ of st. Georges Church, said
to be the largest in tho city, will be exhibited at con-
cert this evening by Mr.. J. H. Wilcox, Mr. w. f. VIII
lams and other performers.
Mr.. William +. KOtch is about leading
concert troupe into the interior Of New-fork' MISS
Kellogg. Mr. 8. b. Mills, Mr. Lott, Mr.. RandGn' ana
Mr. Werner are the artists engaged IN thls venture.
The annual concert of the Musical Fund So
ciety will be given on OF May, at the Academy OF
Music There will be grand orchestra with Carr berg
mann and Theodore Thomas for conductors, and many
eminent solo artists may DO expected 10 contribute o
services.
The Auengum pokes fun at the New-fo
critic who wrote of "The Marriage Of Figaro His
Mozarts music has served Its purpose and its day has
passed away just the days Of stagecoaches and sail
cidPns hgiPaGsetS have and eAclam' ini' Is Sip' 10
Miss Cary, q young American contraltO, has
made her first appearance in London as Orsinf in Lu
crezia Borgia" under the stage of Mile Carl The
critics give her mild praise and much encouragement
Mrs Van zandt lme yanzn is also singing IA hondon,
singing in the smaller Italian towns as Sgn0rna ADai
Miss Minnie Hauck Is prospering in Russia ah mas % .e
and Mrs. Emene Reed are going abroad 10 perecI tn9r
musical education. SO America gives tone To the world
Miss PATHS "Magc Flute" season will close
with matinee performance on Saturday. Meanwhile
we are to have tomorrow evening strictly Teutonic
representation of Faust" with Miss Canissa as Gretchen
and Hermanns the Devil. The bass0 Is very 1nuch
liked this by those who Ike MIN AT all taiu we
confess they are many) while Habelmann as Faust Is al
most certain to be excellent. Mr. Habelmann y very cry
good in few roles pretty good in few, aud pretty Dad
In all the rest his Faust belongs To the first category
The other characters to be assumed by FOrmes Miss
Dzluba, &c.
1t seems to be settled that Nilsson will come
here next and though the thing was settled
once before and unsettled again. disposed to be-
Ieve that this time the announcement s not "prema
ture" We wish could believe that good opera
troupe will come with her; but have no ground to
hope for that. Recent experience has shown that
shrewd manager persuade our public to accept one
famous or popular singer as whole company. MI
Strak0sch did that with Miss Kellogg when she first re-
turned; he is doing it with Miss Patti in 1.-The
Magic Flute" and Of course he Will do IL again WIN
Christine Nilsson.