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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-06
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

The message of Governor Perham is
found in our columns this morning. 1t
will be perused with interest, and give the
highest satisfaction to the people of the
State. 1t is sound, able, discreet. 1t cor
responds to the tone of public sentiment
in relation to our leading interests, keeping
full step with the progressive ideas that
now prevail generally in our limits. Upon
many matters. he is necessarily silent, the
incoming Executive being without other
means of obtaining information concern
ing them, than any private individ-
ual has.
Acknowledging the favor Of Providence
upon us as a people, the message goes on
to speak of the prosperity of the country.
Peace smiles upon us, the devastation of
the war is being repaired. taxation is be-
coming less, and the public debt is being
reduced. The finances of the State are in
good condition. That portion of the debt
which becomes due this year is amply pro-
vided for. Economy should be practiced.
The expenditures should be judicious, not
niggardly where necessary. but free from
extravaganza and abuse.
The reports of State officers have been
partially examined, from n cause which
we mentioned above. E2 f
A United States Senator is to be elected.
The present military organization is
mentioned favorably, and a recommends
ton is made that our battle SCARED flags
be carefully preserved in some proper
manner.
The disbursements for our State pen
sions are becoming less, SO that the appro
priation for that purpose may be reduced
$1,000. The Legislature is eXhorted to
take care of disabled soldiers, their widows
and orphans. .
Our educational institutions are espec-
tally recommended to the care of the leg
islature. Our Normal Schools and i'm
proved supervision are favorably men,
toned, and it is suggested that measures
recently adopted should have a fair trial,
The Agricultural College is considered
to be a ''step in the right direction" an
institution which should receive the foster
ing care of the State The Orphans Home
at Bath appears to be managed well.
On the subject of temperance and pro-
hibition the Governor plants himself iirmly
in favor of prohibition. The work of
temperance he holds must advance mainly
by moral effort but restrictive legislation
is ris hit and necessary, has been sanction
ed by the State many years, and the on'-
question is what laws are best. The pres
ent law, when enforced, is as effective as
other criminal laws are. In most of the
counties it appears to be well executed.
with favorable results. The whole sub
ect is referred to the careful attention of
the Legislature.
The emigration Of our young men from
the State is noticed, and it is urged that
we ought to try and find something for
them to do in the State, to keep them at
home, by the development OF our re-
sources and the increase of our industries.
The natural advantages of the State
are many, and capital and labor might
meet profitable returns if employed here.
Agriculture is considered to be one of
our best interests, safe, sure, yielding more
real independence and happiness than
other business is commended in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-06
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
THURspAY, Jan. ..
Met according to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Moon, OF Augusta.
Records read and approved.
Gu motion of Mr.. Minor,
ordered, That a message be sent to the
House of Representatives proposing a con-
sention OF the two branches of the Legsla-
ture IN the Representatives hall, this day at |
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of electing Il
Secretary OF State, Attorney General, Adiu-
tsat General, Land Agent, and seven Execu-
tive Councillors, and asking the concurrence
of the House.
The message was conveyed by the Secreta-
ry,
Subsequently a message was received from
the House by its Clerk eoncurring in the
above proposition.
Mr.. Minor, from the Joint Special Com
mittee on Gubernatorial votes, submitted the
following report:
The Joint Special Committee who were An
pointed TO examine and count the votes cast
for Governor in 1870, having attended to that
duty, submit the following report
Whole number of votes returned,
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and Hacker of Fort Fairfield were appointed

and Hacker of Fort Fairfield were appointed
committee to receive, sort and count the
votes for Adjutant General.
Having attended to that duty the chairman
reported as follows
Whole number of votes lGl
Necessary for choice 81
Il. b. Murray, Jr., had l29
j. w. Freese, 81
+. NJ. Drew,
The report was accepted and b. B. Murray
was declared duly elected Adjutant General
for the current political year.
On motion of Mr.. DUDLEY of the Senate,
Messrs. Dudley of Aroostook, Smith of Lin
coin, Woodbury. of Houlton, Sewall of Old
town, Hutchins of Brewer, Foster of Bethel
and Talbot of East Machias were appointed a
for Land Agent.
Having attended to that duty the chairman
reported as follows
Whole number of votes 1865
Necessary for a choice SIS
Parker z. Burleigh had 1919
j. Walker Moore, SO
The report was accepted and Parker T. Bur
leigh was declared duly elected Land Agent,
for the current political year.
On motion of Mr.. Minor of the Senate,
Messrs. Miiot of Kennebec. French of SOM
erset, Rawson of Bangor, Hopkins of Mount
Vernon, Goodwin of Berwick, Snowman of
Penobscot and Stewart of Belgrade, were ap-
pointed committee to receive sort and count
the votes for seven Executive Councillors.
Having attended to that duty. the chairman
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The marriage of ex-Secretary Seward to
Miss Olive Risley, daughter of Mr. Hanson A.
Risley, the former special agent OF the In
terror Department, is announced to take place
at San Francisco, on the return of Mr. Sc
wards party, which will be in about two
months. Mr.. Risley Is at present travelling
In Asia with Mr.. Stewards party.
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NUNVLTsIuN.
In conclusion, pledge you my earnest coop
GRAFTON in all measures calculated to promote
the prosperity of the State and the happiness of
the people, and express the hope that your
councils will be harmonious, and result in list
ing benefits and blessings to your constituents
SIDNEY pERHAM.
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House..

AUGUSTA, Jan. 5.
Prayer by Rev. DIR. Kicker of Augusta.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Mr.. PIKE announced the attendance of
Messrs. Wadsworth of Pembroke and Arson
of Eastport, members elect of the House.
Mr.. BoNNEY announced the attendance of
Peter Charles Keegan, member elect from
Madawaska.
The gentlemen were conducted to the
Council Chamber, where they took and sub
scribed the oaths required to qualify them
to enter upon the discharge of their official
duties.
Messrs. Wadsworth, Arson and Keegan
subsequently appeared and took their seats in
the House.
Resolve relating to the commission to
investigate all matters in relation to the
credits allowed on the quotas of towns by the
State and general government, for men not
actually put into the service, came from the
Senate. The same was read twice under a
suspension of the rules, Senate amendment
adopted and passed to be engrossed
The Speaker announced the Monitors of the
House as follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

DIED.


BgroS-on Sunday Burton ia the .sA ,eara
The rem,ip> will he taken to Providence. R.L
CAkHFS-Suiicuy Monday morning ath inst Mrs M.rsss
lun, raj service, at Albans
10 O'clock kea,i.es and friends ted assA
CLyDEOn sabbath Nov &C. ar short uoss of dseass
tie kins Mary j. Clyde youngest daughter Of lsse wAss
Relatives the family friend. Of her brothers RobetL
Andtie H. tde respectfully invited to attend her farss
inson-ave.. Of Forty fonrth's.
COGSwELL-At Cambridge Mass, Sunday an the ssa
lust, pr Joseph q. Coss"el, late OF shs city,
IRFLANDTn s city iav night Lewis ireland esA
Of Auoete and the ae Thos j. nard IN r +' year o ss
Reieca and feds hmr ted .tend fassss
from rt.trnee si s tic be- - & l-. A. L. y Eaodoph No. -
KING-On Sunday Sor 70 Marcea beloved wife Of rhos H. kna
Ji, r, aye aud ir ends OF famy Amss
(S,) attend the funeral from late
deace. IA Ienrys, on Tuesisy afternoon at o'c'sei
PooKYaA Sraess No, z. Mr.: 4 Anne " q ppGSs{ wife q D.
RItAR Sunday morning Nov Capt Addison R,chsss
Relative, and friends respectfully invited attend his funeral =
his late III Ross Boohu D. Taesiay snss.
noon. the 2Yth inst. at 2 O'Clock
Eastern payers please copy
ROuGEs-At Bound Drook NJ j. Ilds, the ?ah Csnt
'he daughter Of Rev Dr. Keisers
Bound Brook n j. wednesv the 2sth o eie
O'Clock the afternoon Trains leave the Certf.i Ros
1890 AMI 1870, and return at %26 and r+'
SELP-n Brooklyn Friday No7 a. Lrey eldest laughter of th
late BIwsd Self in the Jist year 81 her . .
will he held late residence No N Atlasts
between Henry and Clinton st. Tuesday tlO O'Clock
TwEEDY-A Pa wng Dutcbes CO., n T. Nov. S Ms Abtgan
Tweely, IN the 10Th year Of her sse ,.
Funeral at Wednesday the 18th pst at R eeiosa
VAN RExssELARR-A, Springfield Mas. s.uri.. No, II
Fr,pc. son Of the Isto Jeb Van Rensselaer NJ. city
p,m ami invited to attend the sn,l service. :. G.e
wool Cisys will b, IN waiting At ~ O'Clock this rveaayt
morning a, Hsriori boat, P,ck''ip.
wLSON-Jesph Woa Monday Nov a. 1871 .. his rssds.s&
Notice Of unerAlbe ber~anef
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
PLRSONIL.

Rcnnr. viii hi+ wife, daughter o' Che Lie
AIy l.oc'r. las reached Hali3f. "A're tl"y p"po'c
It,..rE tlc Win'-r.
o.crltr smith in bis 18th year s.ll retains
ri steal and nc ;al ,:.r. HIS h,cl ''r' is nnim
C.a'. !o..unS "a the D.hc a, "r'i.
Air Eil>kin means TOrc than idle talk in
nj Ius The rev q RI are III art ii" c''pw> riI
Matters chair at Oxford Win S1iOyV. and makes no
tlon On the b"GCC-t.
Dan Campbell, Acting Licn.rnaat Coycrn>r
OF TAs, and lat, Cnic Jus,ce OF that Star. !"i al hs
hcuc. in AI.ru, last week. Governor Campbell was an
A'"Hi"n, 't' "!N"! dt'eIihA'0 oIr"ut"' o Sc'oS-
e.,h.
The Queen Of Holland, who int:rc-'"l lci
sell wuy the literary people in London while N-'.
ia. lrc samc t!.nc ar' made much "f The "'i-' IN
Rome r"cfnily. h"-t""iag TIE fr%itcr rl {" h,r
attcI.."n ON ;e studies, aH esl"cidy hoi'. ne MI'
Buchanan Fad.
Tl;cx-A Attornc, -Ccncralo of the United States,
;c Hon II. A. e'aIhr-y jors hands ".;i thn cx tnrd
g '"r Mi'tcr EcycriY Jo!nson in ,'eiendins n" ~
G,acl Ahclnan VIII Ii al lnc GOroihneA, iorces IA The
80. b"tte.
L. is probable that NJ. Leon Say, Prcfc't of
Ini wi soon retire fin o'lal life, in wich case il
l. hticlcd h" VIII assume the drrcfofs'ip o. thr
JOrrut d,S UfbHts. which h' ainc vacant 'y the death
Ri. relative the nate VI. Ecrtii and oi WAi, Lc ir no
lrIhc pal IrOlr" tOI
King JOHN Of Saxony is said to bear q
s,riiin2 resemblance To- Tie 'c Gen. X hct tnd'r-"n.
o. r.ri Sut. fame The King spends - of h> time
nakIrg naI,lation, from ihe FRENCH E"sll n. and
italian poets Inc Older he ;rows-he will hc 20 next
i.Ontm-'hc more attacei he r' tOinco 10 literature
II, sidclt Thicrs recently had it brought to
h!s notice that an Ancii'an Dr Claica u. Eit.Ani.
harvard gIa!uItc, had achieved Wonderful OPERATION
on French soidicI aId tl"iriorc invited In" surgeon
r'tiol c"n-tcdin in rrIl, mr tc OF -'icr i3"'d
OF battlefield. ccUI!ctc lace las been suL IL
i'.tri, even to teeth ard ,!'s.
Nj, Emily Faithful received on the Cth
,>t "A testimonial in recognition Ui l,r sci yrcr III
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
No C\fSE FOR AI.tRM,
EDLIEiEAL NOIES.


"Youig Mems Republican Auxiliary AS
tociatcn has been organized at York yil's Win head
quarters at tho Of Thir!vc and Eighty IT.
Gov WarmOth has called an extra session
Of the Louisiana Senate To meet Dee. and continue
ten days for the purpose ~ rlcrting Pre- ilrnt OF the
Scnntr. who viii ',r e'-oNicio lru'cnau t;Dvcrnor
The With Assembly District Young Mems
Republican Association elected the following officers la.
cvcning: President. Henry g. Ovrrin; YrcPrslcns.
Whitfield Van Cot and Wllm f.'riln"; Tr""slrcr
CO... i. +. Morgan SECRETARY. ircicIich A. S'icis
A story having O5:.lncd currency that tho
death Of IieuttiOv Dunn Of Louisiana caused by
poison, the coroner investigated tho matter. ani was
!r! he'd Wiin rt!i':t siS!.rI D. iOnr pa! scldn'.
declaring that Gov. Dunn died Of coIUcstlUn OF the
brain.
1t is reported from Louisiana that the death
Of Lcut. Governor Duhn has completely bruhth the pO'
jcai si.c ~ fla, Stat, and lei; Gov. W"rnoE IIaS-
ter ui ilr suation The vacant "lirr "i IL w. Cover
will he hl,d tlrou IN the election by tie Hriiitc oi
H.csI1rIt. Hl1 VA az; ~ LCut. .tioNcrnor
In TIE Eleventh Ward Il prominent German
Reform Association organized last ni" with 'tc
fIlowing onirrrs President. I.oui j'hrc It; y"Prrt-
t.r rrl Eri,t ki-;r W CHASER adl j.. T. Corn MrI"
Greeted delegates this German Reform rntril orSani
anon.
Tie Syyccusc Stri9drd, ihr Jdmrsto1rn JoW-
nn' me Tl,l,rc Adrrii.,g and several other payers
strongly support TIE Hon. Thomas G. A!v"rd for the
-ucakcrshp ol the As stcni.. 1lc Albany papers and
som, otn,I, fo: henry smith, r. aii az
priI,r, Tie L. riiir'n oiiuaii"n 10 this Inin"tilt
CIl.r ~ bc iIoiy .c. Mr,~r1 Pin'c Oi Queens.
-. hIy" been !'q ed IA Tie fiji !o hopeful nSl'ians 10
TN, iiAlUi ;aLt OIli"c.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

TIL, casc--one namely. whose talents $50 sroh
that ho has It in his power to cnopss
whether nc viii writs o good work OF art %
q bad medley Of arfcc. The inferior works OF such
man are inferior with u method and for reason And
the critical thought and refined culture OF world
cePt sif works in suitably and nationally tolerant
sprit. But tyIl -on,ctimcs ops out VI good nd on,
- the resus Of the frcGnont annuncailon of ts doc
'"' :" 'he exbed"ncy of fitting nr1ns T. ends 'i Tia
h''''"" o' the Sayr. Ia t.s h,urskng gfost Of nj
h'""' ""do a'tittrs Sho. writing bad PksN
SIMPLY bcai'e they uUo,y unable u w,.ts gpvn
ones, 'shr all the stItn ana honor OF c.fno ~.
horsbp a'd "r''t I" eond"scr-d q. tas., of tho
ignorant mhI,tnd oil the iirnc ,ha, IN i.t: ,,ny ara,
DOING their 'rry b'" J. naJ not - .,s b. sskoS
oi F1rio 40 = wi.lcf oi tI's dc-rp,vn. ~ Liyc
good opiI ION of his it '.ry t..s that we c,ui
wis, hc might alan a rC,i fyc.llcnoc ord be I.. ura.,
ra f., the trcI'cr 1"aso % n't sort Bu In d. lins
with the sen .aton drama wprn s'!" nog ar.i cn
TO ildc.t. That tlcss dist n~tiouf ,IuprcI.
Dir. !. L. Whtcl0ck, who dri' the '%o iviBy5tuna.
OH, In ncT from tho Iaeiy bmrA'.l -; iirE Vbrsi"s.
IA Chcago. and male hs .r@' APPEARANCE Il. N"~Yrk
on t. aston. Miss Ada Gr'J.r A'0'' MI rasr"".
also nat" first arpcaran"" here" H'e impre r'""
an inC .cati.s actress. I,,,c>'i % po.i'N" n u's"
vroj.ei i..r. NJ. Wh.eJ Jaid N. iii@In aa f""'And
i;0,'ce wots"l .,ry htiJ. bad .l2 i ''"t.'.'c -
N, pooll r,g' : vt ihe r'Irtseili t.ioI.
DRAMATIC TofE'.
~. car NJ g.v" his s'ronl reading, from
rrnpv.,n ma c"cn''g NJ fhchSrng 'lil'
We irad, rrf'nty announced, yesterday. tho
.2ni'n!,nc of Ia, onsas' ntn OF M,' Hp'o a. ~"
mnd o. s''r.d,y cvcnn and las, I;it g." ,''Jp,
lie s'ruio decide! 'hcg"gel.
A change OF bill was made at tho 81. James
lhca,er a., hs!t. rev pay ra..rd 1it1fihA "ns s
Iero The .'ieyris Family Of acruheta app ard ~;
nis at '.c ti,rr.. Try a!c among th" most sk'iifnI
arh interesting prrormc ~ 'oir c!'' now before The
pdbu'.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
TIE NEW YORK 1III.S BLtCknAii.NG A. 7
STEWART

TO me TdiIOr OF The TT rtDnnP.
SIR: In reading The Nr'r- IOrt 1p"s Of yes
'rrily. ny attention eap"ci,ly fxc upon the 40
tack made rIo Mr.. 4. T. stcwarl: and far "a Am
a1c 20 nudge ti assault nadc bee TIE house N
4. T.. stewart & e. do tot Giyt:ise Ihc fiDte&
Now, hd | hrcu called upon g. name The pIr"rs ~
which Mr.. Stewart is In tn" habit % aiycrtn;, loud
have nay ed The Times Of the nIrbrr. Bu Will
accept tho statement {. that paper that Mr.. Stewart
doe, not advertise in ifo columns and have only Il
ask whether not A. T. stewart Y Co.. OF
any other firm. have right to advertise or not
A. they may choose and in such papers \
they please. l. every bound To take buat
o he TDirS he b'a"kWIiled IN COZ, npic:r"f
can rcrlrcf tllt there tine whr A. L. sio|srt
CO. dt OF aiTcrc H. TiiE Tni NJ; bnf certainly YOU
never denied their Iigt t. advertise Inst whrr, thr1
pleased. Ihn osri.iul. O The IueS culi t. bc Al
rite In Thc tittsur &c Hl itch into You What v
Web. er's dcilni'iOn of hlackualiing1 ADIrRTus9u
scr iyiG, Nov. -. lsl.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
pH!'"r OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
.!L ~ NEtG AEOIT MTHPIIY'S rC0%ONIC,L Al
MINI>IEA1IpN OF 1iIE Ct >TOM-iiOt>E.


N''Ni>ih ''', ~, Va i"' ~',, ~ ''
|'. - To-. 80, "a" r A.,
ih' "ht' c'h v" NtIu oI NV FnIII'h w NV
PRESIDENTS lolcr Mhrh il'ci"i mas hP'iy 'tih'u !,
"'' i'r *"l ''' ',r!!' ~ "" '.. ~,
pleasure III lt.''!h liS 10 lic 'W'le",N ~ u,
oi 'ihIpS. Hii Ni ,Hn ,,, H. sn,, ~ In, nj ,,,s
"'.'i 80 & 10 ~ " - '',, mo Pc .i,l,pt'. lcti..r
49,, yr ir i;, ,lr.
,,,ue h, i,n argc'y ncrcas" % of c"""i
/, 49," r"c'r.. "i tie r',H' Iri''n ~ 80,
hUw tins sIn'lI! W, ,'.!;, II ''";F u"s MOI KNOW
W ~ ~ = 'trc i| tHil II j. Ii"'l l), or he ha,
Lrcn ilpJ,O>;d bv Ndrrhr "Ji Porter tdl>o prob
(unia bot Wn-iy iy 40 y tO Il u. lie
tirh t. ~ s.'i ',,t trend - Nr Tom .lur
ply il f. i.idlr il any >tn'r. i Pic>iitnt "'Ght u"
~ >-l -.,ll' l-' iili -" u: =! 'hr iintit Ia
tons H., our l,.n' ~" greater ia" rovrEH' win he
Il Inl.urldI"i'' a. -t'd, Er i"c "!"Ie, 10 On
- Nh'h e. 'Il.-'.1 iI" t'fI, "iu 10 'i"' LIZ
chart. who Supplies IL Mahi@ "i ''' l""llr II
thr ~ i'.l WI, l4'h u t'' a.i'Ouit oi i"'-
0riatOu during 'hr NrrS "f u llh' "I'r' ~ HiiI,
h. wi mat tp"y arc largely ~ CNt'1 ~ lT'N'"n'
eau. - ih.r:'yl I.c.r ~ pot! th' tooi> "nd how
~, ~ lie to co iccl r'Icn ~! =, .iirr' linporta
/, !. io lG cot - L. iIrl ~! q o. "a 'ini ii ne
jt-r g. and II il snrpIi,ine that the Pr si"nt has ricn
tIh crciuA "i tAc Iui'r. All me departments =
Of e il"sc aIc spIui'd - !" ~, "ir' in l'il
ti.ianS take GOOD care thdt they a" 1n ana WWh ,ty
,1tulloi, t!Odbic 10 collect a hiliiiOu
o." h- rcNchn' thaI II l. thr'r q l,, VI va. ioht.
I ere hr' alwaNs dull seacnns and hl"V, enough i"h
,;,i. C~iu.n iUi to rni IL I" lt' ul CdIartN
AMI This Grant oIGh IL know In ANY !:i,' ana Ill
v l-inc>- per t-iiti%" - much Ss Wlric large
.iiu:in' ., IA .Lry I'C"n.erh"d
,,,. .,,.,t : -, ,r u,..r n+,,D--jIIs CANpIpACY
nm - '''-' ,.,, ,,.x,,,
fTk W
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
COTTON CEGP OF TIE WDpJ -

" lslI!NGrON, NOV. 2r.-Thc following csti-
of supply o cotton from all TIE ports oi the
tt fY the wear ending s, t 80 l172 is IA ON c most
Il tt.,; .,uIt..; suurcc:
C.o,f ;lcI';r, s'9'ce % 90. hal"s: sT;i,; firm
th' aSt Ii"cS. ltO1o41 hui's: ~ I'll. ftr"" |'v.
U,t,0 ~ Ia u;Lcr (".iiit-. ZU,sT AuG 10 ic h'ic
the cNc".> ~ stock n INiop in rNtS .ji,'HI tH''
II Vitcd STATES ports, 400 hairs: in spin,rs
l'.~, ciJ0o ti'>. !i.dhirg tAC t..i nIpy Tor tnc
- f G.4-9".O bales. Allowing That ~" { t'uui-
ti" f'r H." cntIc y"1r VII be al The rat" o: l:j~0
J q. /, .t - - O.y - 4L," =, -.
'..t1 10 41 t.trc would be on Lanl NJ the eli OF
t!rN 81 .v..("1 bales.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
NJ USIC.
TIE DOLBY CONCERTS.


We have already alluded 20 the fact that ut
the series OF Dolby concerts which hosns 20 might
tho ri, ,r.Incs will eInhraoe variety of o]wratic aud
ether n"Sc, besides EnGlish gccs and ballads. THIS
olrE, for instance, Mr. San,lty Is 20 .'ng
f.. "ion Sebastian" sccna from "zunpa." anl a
C1vatn1 from Ecci's " Ia Irsonc dEdimbu,rO;" Miss
Nynnc. selection from " Der Frcyschitz," and bal
liI O B..ic's; Nada,no Patcy, Huah's The Storm"
a"d nn air from "Fdust;" MIR. Cummings. Ece.hoyens
de- ana Il icardt's Thou art ncnr and yet
so far" Mr. Patey air from Mcndcs7cn's "sOn and
Srln-cr;" and there will bc four Quorottc', namely.
Co" of 1T. Calrctts sl,o OF Knyvetts tho "Chi mi
fica from Lucia" and the famous "Un di 81 hcn."
fr"n RiD"c;to." Tli; IS admirably arranged pro
e.a2lulc, and ought TO attract a large audience.
MUSICAL MOTIFS
Subscribers to the opera season VIII bear IN
mind That mi gucn" is to be played this CrursdAl)
evening. There will bc no rcrf fnnan"e Wrdncs lay,
Ca y, ,.tciny hcIus devoted 10 the Russian bali
.iaGane Louise tie BarrOs is to give q con-
cert al sciIway Hall lie jth Of Dec mher. with Tie
''l.cp o Miss CclcS inc Gott Schdih M!,' Nncinctc
Ser ing. Mr. George Snp ana Mr.. Franz RrIllcrtI
"Tbo Messiah" will he brought ont by the
Harmonic Society on Thanksgiving night. with Mr.
poilys company Of artists for the solo paris: Thcn We
- Il c&r NJ. Sntlcy srg the M AD1ccat bi dr' "
THIS Icat thcy have never been sang ia New
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
MEDICAL. JUSTICE.

DR.. Anthony Rupp3ncr. member or the
Medical society Of the County of Ncwyork was charged
Il gear ago. before the coa nincrd of tn Society. Wits
publishing pamphlet wEcr'in lie falsely claimed the
credit Of certain surgical operation. Nine months WA
given HIN which to prepare au answer. bur- instead q
m,ng defense ne obtained an Injunction from Judge
Barnard restraining the coma Dinora from rcpOrtin(
on his to the Sbciety. This injunction was main
tain.d and thu society thcrcupJn took tho inS
tier own hans he'd, last night very large ami onthu
siastic ting, and expelled DR.. kupianor iOui ths
huN.rlr bN q unanlnIOmd vote
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
E.ITUIR RETOET.
WAR DEPARTMENT
CttIcE oF THE tnIEY SIGNAL OrfUsR.
WAHIiINGfO.,. d. C.. NoN. ~ j. III
S,,,OJ,iE COr me mast iWrHiv .IOHf hours

WAHIiIAGfO!. u. c.. NON.I1-i J. III }
S,,OJsis for ne mast fWrHtV .fOU hours
The low barometer which WAS on sunday
Afternoon between Lake Ere and Obtarf". m now soii
a. Tho Iav of Fundy fOuth-wc'eIy wid- On the Md
c and Eastern States have vorrcd 10 hll~K horlhwca
Partially cO,dy and threatening weather pr 'diis rom
Tcunc s..t Lake Michigan, and south Westward 10
N and clearing weather from virginia 70 Maine as
also iln' i-,onrIn noihward where the highest IA
,n,nc,r now raisle Threatening weather with south
r wind, ana Iising barometer Is reported from the
Pa. itc coa>t. ~
IrObnbiHfies
ur.k mort irIlV winds viii probably dInih al 70
,irI nd yc,r TO mort the MIdI" and En-iein
et,c. l., I,r>mi hooD peasant weather prevail ~ l'
~,uf ,ilautir II area "i 10" bar"h'' FlP
v,i ,f me Mi,-s>ip,u win cloudy aui Threatening
~" ,.t,tIn. 't-'} '... - H., I.iu' !,t.t' i"" i'
,.Il, .l,uI, weather vit'I '-hI "iiIs V'"FIf u '
uII
C,uf,,i.ary 3D.. u..r 30 = ave- 7'"'' y ''.''
.ln ..l.. ,.,u -. ..-I. All..
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
NEW YORK.

orc wv lrInv or TTF ALBANY IFGI,rtrIR RE.
IN" Towuscnd Rcpuhlicans Of -" XVIII
Assembly District i-t night adopted g." following rcso-
Eicn'
'u.' g. 'l' alr'F" ~ . r-
"a, 'i, d ' nd 'Is
o.. :r.1. >i"'t, g" pot -" h.f"rf" q. = '" -
'h It 'ur shouii lH ra"'i inn" nt
= -. o. ... ini . j. ic'
s;tGdss uIgtn' Whittier fertt n party