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AM o Sc n ENTs.

CHRISTINE NiLssOS.--Thero nai been a great deal
OF talking and wild speculation among M ,acers for
cou,lc ofseasons past rcgarJ.nge he queen OF song
at he pre- mt day, Christine Nilsson Iiardl; an
ent,epreer OF not but 10 ectarel his unaerablc
at i,n TO re ure tn precious prize ior America at
al hazl Is. AM lnnuinerAhle Agents have wendell
IN NJ way to the Od Continent, armed with money
and Instructions TO accomplish this undertaking.
The Prince od Esle sent an envoy extraordinary AMI
mlister plnpotenliary. with millions at his coM.
mlnl, ana oher po,enlates OF the stage used similar
mes sui es 10 captare IN Swedish Nigh: n yae. bt
al IN Va l. renla ~ FOR IN lfr'nreSiil"
Sers sS 70 " W" s ins Ng wsrng De,ssr ctro ~,
Pa Il ie on The ,'cl ahci cars of De
American pubic an before Inc tar "a htalrlcs taxs
wnel Ma N "a, Sa il ate oi nlniele aixcty
a III won er VIII her s c:essor sioui 10. ile cieer-
N,I So Is co ,ng the f,li. Il Il p,,ilive "a {
tia she will sa rom Eilo Sc Sep'e ipe and VIII
comm .nce season q con - N g. $ cit, lol. u,
tie aseen ins ala n music his .'tily. FrI we y
I.acrlnee All Br nol, the Kello 2 mkt carlost.
Patti an Il w o grcdIeI u al. NJ son. the
mo sire uols etr rts " re made by me manage
men d 0 I'm er y Opr.. S. Pc surg. I, se.
cure Nilsson 10 Euro 'e, blt tla y n,rs Strak,'sh
were I impnn' aft RI well con e tel nghf. Ms5
Ntssons lgage nent Is for one hlnired nights, q;
'tlc rate OF $3.50 in gold Ter night.
ORlAN EXHIBITION There was roodly arrav 0.
the congregati OF ST. G orecs Church last nj hi TO
Jardn new organ. The instrument Is q ruy
ma ncent o'c having over Sixty 81 ps, ana
eltef 'auitless IN ro gard 10 ne 4urify o
ne In each comoinatiOn. Tao Or3anists. LD ich
we may al tie talcat3f 0ul er, orougnf our
all the resources o. tn . gan 10 the Iulet TENT
aud na .arlc Ma0zo n exc ,ilel herseI il ner rep
tering Of atori0 Sciectiols. Her lhc sopriio
70 CO was ono of the prin; pal features OF the con
cert
SrEiNwAy HALIs--MRs. REEDS CoNcERT.--This ad
mir bic st IN s).ne ve y u ceptable ar ists 10
assist er La nglt. Roncon an his llau III Sa.
rasate. the violin sc OF te Patti troupe Wener O1e
o. our st v0 nc lists. ana the nimitaoi- panis,
n SO Mchlig. appeared IN the r best tlons. Mr
Reeds vo n 8 stii muci If = Old power and
sweetness 10 tel o. hose days waen she first tanglt
AZ n "a tan VIA tho Ocai work'o Of the great III
ters are. the Audience was apprcclatise. II not
large.
ASSOCIATION HALI--BER3SER'5 CONCERr.-Tht,
celebrate VI llinc ailts h ID medunl-szel concert
for his bene It !aN nj ut Mr.. Jelnie Kemp was
sick AMI The elo the vo II plrt of the ente tn H.
had t. lie oisUeeed with bit III, lns ruinea-
tai part II the pro sraiiine ts vey In crest ".
With sue, Il Cs q, r.eodore Td0ma. Mi 5.
MatzSa, Moseltl Il and re10wnc 0e,efc'aye.
an concert cannot al. to @ a >licees. MI q Meht.
p ayeu l. SIT, q Al q al dle ~ tran cr, pl0a o. tae
'rdnn la,lscr Marc QUO o. The least lnterestns OF
the relt plani VS. W3rSS.
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NIusIcul n5d Theatrical Notes.

On Monday ne sc Mss Lydia Thompson appears at
NlbiO'd IN new dra IA Written expressly Tor her
by Dumas, pere. IL is enEi ed ''N0Sq ito,"
q slave boy, ana M So Thompson PLAYS the
TILE role. 1t Is OF IF ench spy" and "F re
Fl y order, tie G nes ,ein la ! IN Sol Am rca
and Pars The TILE role Ia admirable in IT, Proteaa
changes. Mckee Ralkin and Nell Warn AR cat
IN III pi ce The emery, mouatny and effects VII
bc marrelU iS.
Miss Leo a CNelder viii play "Mnnic Lnck,"
on BrDi-ham'S dramas, at the PAX tie tre,
Brooklyn shortly. IL was wrlt ell exp eS5 for her.
lie + Wa hts got an almer Ill htndlin nom
the L0nion crlti g RE ca III vo 90 str dent
metal C ana umpe Ike" put conscad tnL no
IN u In islcal cd IN his head.
Cariotie Pa.usIs i0r lLo Giro on May %, IN
t1e steaine SJuil Am rtpt
The Al .nul concert une American Musical Fond
S03.eiy tax 6 pIlc; ~ he Academy of Music MAY
ii.
A private conc 'rt was rtgen on Tuesday evenln,
at Dr. ward 8, III sld o the chi dren 70 d ~ Inc
fl arle Muslci, CluD, assist q by I'll eminent
PIANIST, r. Villa lO,a The pro ranm conSis.e q.
sele lions rom the q Iun opera ana tne pc. .iori.
auce hi h, credl5a 10 TN Ol ,hon
A ardnu musl al al Will De given q IN,
Brooklyn Academy OF Mus'c This ev pin js .,
Patti ~ 10 * tn ArIon society ana most OF mr.
artls $ VIII App q.
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Both tickets are unusually strong, which Is
the moro satisfactory as, whatever the result
OF tho election, both tickets will be represented
on the beach, the minority being allowed under
the now judiciary article at least two OF the
seven members to be chosen. The strength OF
both tickets, while 1t givcs promise Of fair
and well contested rac', thus also guarantees
an unusually capable ana brilliant bench. The
republicans eyideatly intend to do their best in
tho coming election, and to improve all the
chances which the democratic split and the
new negro voters may give them In the Con-
vention yesterday they rather went beyond the
mark in doing excessive honor to a coored
delegate, hurrahing and cheering when that
abashed Individual voted, and in other ways
conveying the Idea that no was huge ele-
phant on their hands, and that they were
afraid of not amusing him enough. We ad-
wise these gentlemen to read again Mr. Dow
nings letter to the HERALD, and bear in mind
that the colored man is not altogether new
thing in politics.
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L r RIPLE E SH L e L
New York. Friday, April %. 1syo.
CONTENTS or To-DlY,s HERALD.

PAGE.
1--Advertisements.
2-AdvertIsements.
3-Wa shington: The Last vesiigcs or the Eclcl on
Disappear ng Spies in the Fenian Canp; Pr
20 to Place New York Canals Under Gov.
ernrnenr Connol-Republican at Con
ycnion: Non nation OF Candidates for
the Co rt OF Appeals The Arcade
Syin il Me,tlng OF Broadway Pr . ry
Canels 10 Concert for the Daih OF tie
kcheme-Te Flle in Sqrnaleh, Mass.--New
York CRY Esws- iir kiyn City News-Dro wn-
Ing Casualty at ewlurg-i'olyie ;hnic Blow
Up
a-The NJ Farlan1 Triu: The Chi,f of the Tribune
Philosophers and the Prin :ipll All Runs
Muck with Lei nd ants CounSel; TIE John
son-Slaok and c JOINS n-M,F4r ami Lit
ters-Th, Gr Eyed Monstcr-D, struct We
Fires in Newark, N. J.-Arles5 OF River
Tle!-The O'Day Homicide: Inv; stgGi1on Be-
fore Coroner + yna--Brockiyn A Epoiatm enis-
Tic ard CT Ex is.
5-Clba: Valmaseda aR Asp rant for the Clptain
Gcner llship; Blooly Encounter in Tr nid "a
insurgents IN Sagua Ia Grlnde-News from
81. DO nIlao-Fina lcil and Commercial r..
ports Il E,ta Matiers--TommY Hadden's
Moving Day-The sbelerng Arm lie ,ture on
"Wom IN D.n--Marriagos ard Death g.
Advertsem
6-Edltoras: Ledny Article on IN, Ar
cads Ra lroad On rage Tie Gov
ernor's Opl ortuniy-Persona Inte'lig nc -
Anus 2msn s-Tae Storm-ReIgous C0nveu-
ton In Chi;ago-Army and Naval Iatell-
gsnce-Amasem Announcements.
t--Telegra hlc News from Parts OF the Words
Electoral Exci'em mt ald Turbu ence in
France: the Po)e and Nipoeon's Note; Pun n
m,nt OF tae Greek Brigand Murderers
n ma 10 ror: Details OF tie fatal Cam-
atty IN the Capital; IL, attending Scenes and
Affecting Incidents--rhe Fashion Course
Purscs--The National Game-Fire in Broad
way--Erechoders' Free Luncn-Business
Mott e.
S-Adv ri sements.
8--Adv risen ents.
1O-The Bloominglale Murder: Opening speech OF
tie Prosecuting Officer at the Trial of John
J. NiXon-The Prize Ring: Second Fizzle OF the
KerrIgan-Touhey Fight-Ploceedings In the
New York Courts-Diaboical Attempt to De-
sroy Lfe-Sachem jim Jubiee-Pgion Shoot.
ing Mat h-A Jersey Jack Sheppard-Shipplng
integ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
11-Adver dsements.
I2-Adyer .lsc montS.
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lpMf IsTelL.Gsac:,

= u evet Colonel Joseph Collins, major unassigned
has cen ordered from Spain to New YORK and to
report ior examination lie ore the lleu ing Board
Second l. eu' enant Thomas D. Briggs, unassigned
Ia transferred to the Fnurteenth infantry. Seco I'd
Lieutenant Thomas v. Deary, o. the FIRST artillery.
has resigned. surgeon II. Il. Writ Is reii we'd ON
duty mcoical dire tor OF tie Department OF The
Cuinher and an ORD red 10 duty medical dire TOR
. o. the Department OF Iona.
Brcyet Major w II. Bel VIII, when the DC art
mcnt OF AiIsKa Is discontnucl, report fSr duty Ia
the Military Division OF The ia lie.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Colonel J. d. Collins, of the United Stites Army;
Judge Gwlnnlss, OF Elmira; DR.. w. G. Hurd, OF Con-
nectlcut; Judge w. A. Blaine, of Chicago; James
jackson, of wilmington Del; Judge Butts, OF Proy-
dcnce; Colonel J. A. Thayer, OF San Francisco and
Dr. Dodson, Of Washington are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Captain ). Jaques, OF Virginia; Bradley Barlow, OF
st. Abans Thomas Page, OF Chicago; j. t. Sawyer OF
the United States Army; y. b. Daniels and Burt Van
Horn, Of Lockpcrt; George Innis, OF PoughkeeDsle;
w. A. Greenwood, Of the Cape OF Good Hope, and
George Nancy, of Tennessee, are at the Astor
House.
Charles Il. Sheriff., OF washington; Richard
Hard, OF Buffalo; M. 0. Hill, Of Pittsburg; G. G..
Hoskns OF Atrlca and Il. r. Bridges OF North Caro-
lima are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain T. A. Holt, OF CHINA, and Charles W. Rand,
of san Francisco, are at the irving House.
George II. Pendleton OF Cincnnati General Dun.
can " Walker, of Washington; Il. NJ. Underdowe, OF
England; w. W. Whitney, OF Boston. and w. Turn.
bull. of New York, are at the Clarendon Hotel.
Professor Sylvester OF England; Captain G. Down.
ing OF Sanlusky, and Dr.. L. Il. Malcolm Of Toronto,
are at the ST. Charles Hotel.
l. Hume, Of Poughkeeose; W. T. Seymour, of
Georgetown; r. J. Hazard, OF Providence, and G.
II. Mathews, or Schenectady, are at the ST. Denis
Hotel.
Judge Dunlevy, Of Cincinnati; Ex-Governor Eng.
lsh 0i Connecticut; J. II. Schoenberger. Of Penn
sylyanla; Lieutenant Page, Of Washington; j. J.
Ro5inson, OF Connecticut and e. G. Moran, OF Rhode
Island, ale at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
James G. English, OF New Hampshire, and Henry
K. Horton, Of Boston, are at the Alpemarle Hotel.
A. van vechton, Of Albany; e. A. Buck, OF Buff
!alo; John Mcdonald OF San Francisco, and J. u.
Ellis, Of Philadelphia, arc at the Hoffman House.
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Tho Disaster In Richmond.

The dead havo been taken out OF the ruins
of the old State Capitol and the funeral SER
Woes are being held. The whole city has for
gotten the bitter partisan excitement which
brought most Of the victims to the place
where they met their death, aad all-black
and white, rebel and radical--are minglin :
their sorrows together. The houses Of busi-
ness are closed and the doors are hung with
Grape; the bells of tho city are tolllng, and
funeral after funeral files slowly along the
streets Tho body OF the colorcd Seaa or
(Bland) was taken to the depot, and fol-
lowed by whites and blacks. Governor
Walker and Ex-Governor Wise have both
delivered addresses of coincidence to the
crowds Of people about the Capitol building,
and the Legislature is holding Informal meet
ings to express it's sorrow. Throughout the
lliated city grief has succeeded political strife,
and the narrowing calamity seems to have
leyelled with the earthly hopes Of the dead oil
the political differences Of the living.
One moral of tho sad disaster lies in the
fact that care or foresight might have
averted it. The building in which it oc-
Cured was nearly eighty years old, and
the tmbsrs and walls were warped and
out of the true level. 1t seems that some
time ago the condition of the whole build
ing was examined by carpenters, and they
reported that it was safe. Tie examination
evidently was not thorough, or the late
disaster would have been averted. The
system Of thorough examination of all
buildings SO old as the State Capitol OF Vir-
ginia should ba instituted and enforced at
once, and inspectors of buildilgs in all cities
should be held to strict account.
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TIE FLEBIsolrUM AND THE PUBLIC MEET
NGs.--The political meetings for the purpose
of discussing the plebiscjte have commenced in
Paris and throughout France. As will be
seen from our news of this morning they have
been turbulent. "Noe Ia RspubIquo" has
beeu loudly and frequently expressed. Olli-
vier, so recently so popular, is denounced as q
renegade and q traitor. At the close of the
meetings the s'Marsellaise old, danger
ous song--was sung. 1t looks bad; but
things are not so bad as they seem Young
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RAyAL iNIfLLlG.Ss:.

Lieutenant J. NJ. Forsyth is detached from TIE re-
celvine ship Potomac, ami Master j. A. Chtsley rom
the rece wing snip Vermont, and oreed To The Sau.
gus; Master J. A.. Vaughn Ensign w. IT. Jaques and
Second Asslsian En- iineers X j. Bennett an j. a.
Dea or detached rom tneA Saugus and ordered
home.
surgeon A. L. tiehen Is ordered to special duty at
New iorh,
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THAT NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. =
Ole Of the measures adopted during the late
session Of the Legislature was the passage of q
bill incorporating the Industrial Exhibition
Company corporation which has made
promises of achieving something that shall be
q great national as well as worlds fair.
They say the money, seven millions Of dollars,
is all subscribed or guaranteed, and that it is
in responsible hands. This being the case,
then, when will the company get into working
shape, promulgate its plans, tell the people
who the corporators are and give the public
an idea of what the result will be? The
scheme, if properly carried out, is capital
one, but the people want to see it inaugurated,
and will then prepare TO do worthily their
share towards its eliminating success.
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Pcrspnal Noics.

The Washburnes are fast getting religion. Another
one--maaing TWO altogclner-has declined TO run Tor
Congress.
Boston Is going to support and educate The three
orphan children of Captain Wllllarns, OF the Oneida.
We suppose, OF coulse, Bos. on claims nnI.
The women OF the town in Council Bluffs. Iowa,
are taxed to pay all the school exi ens-s Rather
an un or ,unate arrangement vi tixaton. we should
tntnk.
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PURIFYING TIE BENoH AND THE BAR
Among the final acts of the late session of
the Legislature was the passage Of law au-
thorizing the Committee on the Judiciary to
investigate cases of alleged corruption upon
the bench and within the bar Of New York,
and report to the next Legislature. This is a
nice little job for the Judiciary Committee,
and will afford tho robustious, indefatigabie
and talented Tom Fields, who is chairman Of
said committee, rich opportunity to ferret
out some Of the abuses that are reported to
have crept into our local Judiciary system, and
to apply or recommend remedy. The com
mittee will no doubt facilitate their operations
by calling for persons and newspapers.
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France likes a bit OF fun as well as other
young folks; and political meetings are 80
novel in that part of the world that q little fun
was to be expected. 1t is a significant fact
that there was no rioting. erN
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Prominenf Dennrfurcs.

Congressman w. II. Barnum, for Connec.icut;
Henry A. Tllden, for New Lebanon; Amasa Stone,
lr, Tor Cleveland; s.. Doullard. for Buirao Dr. G. b.
Lndeman, for Pennsylva Colonel ". s. Fish, for
Montreal; Colonel j. Inglesby, for Washington;
Colonel A. Fuller, for Boston; b. g. RuElsey and
Edward Treseott, ior Buffalo,
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THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, England,
is about to tender his resignation oil the epis-
copate, on account of serious illaess. The
mitre and the crozier are too heavy for the
mana rare occurrence in the history OF the
Church
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S-Adv ri sements.
O-Aflv aafn anita

A LARGE MEETING Of Broadway property
owners was held at Mr.. A. T. Stewards store
yesterday afternoon, to take such measures
and present such remonstrances 10 Governor
Hoffman against the Arcade Railroad scheme
as may be calculated to induce him to veto it.
Those present represented over one hundred
million dollars. The strong character of the
opposition to the bill can therefore be inferred.
THE POSTAL TELEsRAPH.--Th select COM
mittee that has charge OF Mr.. Washburn's
excellent bill for the reorganization Of the tele-
graph system Of the country has notified Mr..
OrtoD, President OF the Western Union, to
come up and make ''last dying speech and
confession against the bill before they report
it. If this is all that there is of the matter
there is no harm, for neither Orion nor any
other man can disprove the great advantage
of the bill; but it is well for the people to
watch the movement lest this invitation TO
Orton prove the cover to some new ruse Of
jobbery.
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Tho Cominx Jud,cInl Election.

The Republican State Convention met in
Rochester yesterday and nominated inl'
ticket for tho coming election for Judges ofthe
'Coart Of Appeals. The following shows tho
rival tickets Of both parties -
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THE SPANISH THRoNE.-Spain still wants
king. Many names have been men
toned, but one after the other has been
set aside. Two new names have been men,
toned within the last few days. The one
is the venerable EsparIero, the other is Prince
Frederick Of Prussia, who figured so promi-
nently in the late German war. Serrano has
just given another proof Of his disinterested-
ness and true patriotism. If Prim will consent
he is willing that Spain should become re-
public. We see but small chance for either of
the two new candidates. Espartero is too old
and Prince Frederick is Protestant and pro-
minent member Of the Hohenzollern family. A
Protestant king in Spain is not yet possible.
A Hohenzollern on the Spanish throne is an
impossibility SO long as the present Napoleon
rules France. Montpensier's chances are not
good. Spain is not yet ripe for republic.
AS yet we do not pretend to sec the end of the
Spanish revolution. As i. does not matter
much we can afford to wait for further light
We expect much trouble before the Peninsula
has found peace and prosperity.
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WOODS MUSEUM AND MEN NlGERIE, rro,dyay cor
ner rheih stMatinee daily. Performances every evening
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner O, Eighth avenue and
I'D sL--Inr TWELVE TEMPTATIONS
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AmussM;STs tbs tv.xlal

FRENCH THEATRE. IAN 81. and sth av.-Tnn LADY
n Lyons. - - 49, ~ -, "
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The CoURr OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. The
reorganization Of this excellent tribunal by a
clause in the tax levy comes as very plea
cant surprise to the order-loving people Of the
community. 1t may be remembered that this
court was abolished by an act passed early in
the just concluded session of the Legislature.
That act originated with The young democracy
and was passed by the efforts Of its represen-
tatiye men, and was in the interest Of the
metropolitan rogues 10 whom the judges Of the
Special Sessions are special terror.
PAssENGERs' BAGGAGE-SMALL POTATOES -
Vigorous collection of the revenue is good
thing. and we are in favor of it; but it is very
certain that no new circulars from the depart
ment were needed 10 make more stringent the
examination Of the baggage OF passengers
arriving at this port from beyond the Atlantic
an examination that is nuisance at the best
Our Custom House organization is bad in Its
detective department. if it cannot prevent
smuggling without oyerhauling the baggage Of
every lady or gentleman on their return home
from their vacation trips.
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NIBIo's GARDEN. Broadway.-PrrrIs; OR. The KrSo
or rnE COLD MIsEs.
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Coon FOR JoURDAN. vigor Of Superin-
tendent Jourdan in his operations against the
latest proposed prize fight is On encouraging
promise that under this regime we may soc the
last for many year Of the expeditions Of bands
ofruhians to scenes dedicated to the barbarous
sport of mauling humanity. No prize fight
expedition can successfully leave this city If
the police choose to stop it, and that is ovi-
ssaptly Jourdan's choice.
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BOWERY THEATRE. Eowery-LrORrTIA BonGIA-
WIGMAkEag-DcG OF TaE OLD TOLL AOUs.. Matinee.
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Con yress Yesterday.

Mr.. Sumner, who is evidently feeling about
blindly for some new ibject upon which to
exert his great powers, now that slavery is abol-
ished and reconstruction nearly faished, took
up the obnoxious word ''white" yesterday for
want Of something better and urged the
Judiciary Committee to report at an early
day his bill striking that word from the
Naturalization laws. AS there are not
more than ten foreign born negroes i'm
ported into this country in as many years,
the subject is not Of much importance,
although the principle may be good. Senator
Gilbert, OF Florida, who, it appears, has had
his seat contested, was firmly pinned there by
regular calendar was called and the Senate
devoted itself with commendable assduity to
the smaller and more tedious details of legsla-
tion. The chief bill on the calendar was one
which was passed providing for board of
naval officers to examine into the grievances
OF those officers who were passed over in pro-
motion. Senator Robertson, OF South Caro-
liaa, introduced an amnesty bill, which. though
not as general as could be wished, is still more
satisfactory than any we have yet had.
The House was unusually dull Mr.. Jenckes'
bill for the establishment of a Department of
Justice was passed. Two more contested cleo
tion cases from Louisiana came up, but they
were disposed Of in the same manner as tho
Sypher case, being sent back to be tried over
again by the people Of the State 1t will turn
out to be a fortunate thing for legislation gen
orally, however hard on Sypher, if his case
shall have induced the House to change its
previous policy on contested elections alto
| gether and adopt the system that Sypher has
pioneered. The Tariff bill was again dis
cussed, with continued disaster for the iron
! protectionis.s.
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I'D sL--Tnr TWELVE TgMprArioSs
WOODS MUSEUM AND MEN .GERIR, pro,dway. cor
ner rhit'eih sIM tnee daily Performances every evening"
NIBI.o's GARDEN, Broadway.-pIrrIS; or. TnR KISo
B0wERY THEATRE. Eowery---LroarrIA BonGIA-
WIGMAkEag-DcG TIE OLD TOLL uOu5.. Matinee.
BOOTHS THEATRE. z3t ST., between 9Th and 9th avs
A WIDOW HJRr-TooDLr5.
THEATRE COMO Z. 5lf Broadway-CoMIo VOCAL
ISM, NEaEo Ao1s, &o.
wALLAcKs THEATRE. Broadway and 18Th street.
MARa,ED LirH.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brosoway.-NEw VERSION OF
MACBETH.
FIFTH AvENUE THEATRE Tweny.fourth st--rRou
FRoU.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, hth street--IrALIAN OPERA
FAUST
THE TANNANy Fourteenth s,rec,.-GaASp VARIETY
ESTfRTAiNMESI.
MRS. p. b. coNwAr,s PAX THEATRE. Brookyn.-
MADELINE AND InE HONEYMOON
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. pol Bowery.--Coaro
VooALisx. SEaao MtssTzELsY, 5o
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE, Tammany Building, l4h
st-bhyAN1's MlNsrREis.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsraELs. SIS Broa way-Ernro-
Plan MiNsT7ELsEY. &c.
KELLY & LEoNs MINsTRELs 100 Broadway.--Fnow
Fxow.
APOLLO HALL. ssth street and Broadway
THE NEW HiEERNiooN.
HOOLBy's OPERA HOUSE. Br,oklyn.-MIssrarL Ls-
SUPERNATURAL ILLUsIoSe-hAMLET.
NEW YORK scum OF ANATOMY, 6is Groadway.-
ScIFNcE AND ART.
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BOOTHS THEATRE. sss st.. between 9Th ana 9th avs
WIDOW HCRr-TooDlrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-17
Shaving and Hair-Dressing
SAL ON,
MAIN EKT,....---....GoLD HILL,
DAY SCHOOL.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED olhsiSis "A A
T,oh street near Pioneer street, Gold Hill,
where she v III be pleased TO receive few more
nnnils. The best Of care and instructions VIII
bo conferred on her scholars. on.rx,
Gold HIN, September 80, 1870. seaelw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-17
NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM HIS
customers that he is going to the East. and
will shortly return with . large and varied as
sortment Of all kinds Of the best HAVANA and
other CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING
IOBACCo. ETC.. and will supply Saloons and
be continued at the Bank Exchange Saloon
Gold Hill, by E. s. Ellis, until his return.
Gold Hill, September q, 1870. sesstf