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VITATCH FREE to Agents to Introduce art
wv cles that sell In every house,
47d4t LATTA < CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
MUSIC and THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.


The Testimonial Concert to be given ut the
Academy OF Music this evening in honor OF Mr.. u C..
Hill appeals peculiar manner to all lovers OF genuine
art Mr.. Hill is gentleman TO whom we owe huge
debt OF gratitude. lie the founder and first Presi-
dent OF the Philharmonic Society which has done and Is
st doing so for the diffusion Of musical taste and
culture tho first to famliarize MS with the mas
ter works Of tho great oraOro writer's He was in fact
one the bold pioneers who came among us when New
York was from aesthetic point Of view sort OF howl
ing Wilderness; and tho comparative culture which we
have now attained is attributable in great measure to
his abors 1t eminently fitting that Mr. Hills services
should lie publicly recognized by the profession and the
community at large. The Philharmonic Society," of which
he is still an active member, viii contribute to the enter
tainment and several eminent artists including Miss
Kellogg and Mr.. S. b. Mills, will also enrich the pro-
gTamme.
Our readers are reminded that, in cOnse-
auence OF the Nilsson matinee to-day, Mss Krcbs Will
give her usual Saturday recital in the evening instead OF
the afternoon 1t will take place in the large hall
The EUeaing Post announces on authority that
Miss Nilsson has broken off her London engagement and
decided remain in this country another year
this will give opportunity TO hear her In Italian
Opera The eoncertroom is not her proper place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
PERSONAL.

Dresden has its Nobe. An afflicted mother
living there has lost in the five and six sonsn-
law.
In Vienna, it is asserted that the mantle of
Strauss has fallen upon the shoulders OF the young Count
Fberhard Won Wirtemburg. He is now tie most popu-
Lar German composer of dance-muslc'
Mr.. Henry Giles the accomplished writer
and speaker after having been Frustrated by illness Tor
eeral wears IS once able to lecture with ehafac
tcrtc generosity he speaks first for the benefit OF INC
poor , ,,,o.o,
Thurlow Weed explains that the date "leo2'
in the chapter Of his Autobiography in which he refers
10 Lord Wellington was either mistake OF ms own OF
OF his abannensis The true date was lSoii ~ "nen
time the Duke alive.
Miss Peabody became acquainted WIN heI
future husband Nathaniel Hawthorne, by her clever
lustratons-pencil sketehes-of his early story,
Gentle Roy ." This circumstance LED 10 theu alDaeh
ncnt and subsequent marriage
We recently mentioned the fact that tne
Rev W. H. Lord ID. d., of Montpelier VT, had set INC
example Of declining call TO more conspicuous phce'
though offered IA larger salary. Alas DR.. Loid mas
DESTROYED the value Of his own example by accepting
second urgent call nom tho same cI 'Ao
Central Congregational Church Hartford V"pn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
ASSEMBLY,.
TEE rNEUMATIC TUBE HALLWAY.

NJ. Eleog. from the Committee on Railroads,
"a me New-York Pneumatic Tube Railroad bill
IN aTncrdments The amendments require two bonds
" tro company in tho sum OF 100000 each TO pay
cos II any and also that nothing in the bin shall
Slor,trued as giving power to the authorities TO
- ~ Grant any part of the public parks places to
a.. COMPANY except such may be necessary for in
80 and egress 10 the road also that travel on Broad
~ baIl not be interfcred with while the road Is being
constructed.
motion TO reeommt was lost ana the Dill was passcu
Yeas l02; Nays. IL.
Tho Governor returned the bill providing for the ap
ntept OF an additional clerk in each of the District
~rrts NJ NewYork without ls approval, considering
tb additional expense incurred by the bill To DC uI
SfSAssary. The veto sustained by the House
The LIN regulating proceedings in SurrOgates courts
An tbe Counties of Kings and Westcheser was lost ana
motion TO reconsider the vote laid on the table.
Tie bill 20 protect stockholders in Express Cofnps
MES BY requiring annual reports, having eceh
Savorohv Mr. jacobs said that II was understood lhSt
vpress Companies had certain arrangements WIN KAN
road Companies by which large share OF tneT earn
Engs went TO those Companies He was about 10 move
70 make tho bill the special order Tor TUESDAY evening
eT hut having called attention to the Importance OF
She bill would make his motion at an early day,
majority report made IN favor OF tle OH IoI INC
scr protection Of mechanics, by the abolition OIL con-
tracts III State prisons w..
Bills were introduced 10 organize a Board Of Water
Commissioners for Brooklyn; authorizing an extension
Of the Brooklyn and Fiaibush Railroad eXtenune uS
fine 10 complete the South Brooklyn and PARK Ilr0au'
Brooklyn; compelling corporations TO make annual re-
yCri aud hold annual e!e tons; Incorporating INC ihe
SiY Trust COMPANY NoyYOrk: 10 suhdue mtemperance
Dy furnishing ntoXication and adultelai0n Of liquors.
'kfeeqrs Witclman and Jacobs announced that they
Eics resolution directing tine Railroad committee 10 re-
port the Lrie Classification Repeal act winch lac ha0 50
often attempted to bring before the House; ,.,,
Nj Goodrich then rose to offer the resolution Out N
Roche objected. Adjourned until Monday at Il p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
LOTTERIES.
AN UNCLAIMED PRIzE-NEw. SCHEMES" LUCKY
nav NUMBERS"

AN UNCLAIMED PRIzE-NEw SCHEMES" LUCKY
NUMBERS"
The holder of the ticket which drew inc
Hamilton Opera House has not yet, 1t seems been ouu
The sinoar circumstance continues to excite comment
those interested in lottery matters, and inrerehces
,avorabe the integrity Of the management OF tS lou
-, rr.vau No authoritative statement upon tne SUD
,oot hos been sent from Hamilton. The agents ID tnis
, bave received and still hold an unclaimed prl]e Oh
,oo drawn by a ticket the purchaser OF when gave 'ao
ma % II NJ Smith, Long Branch N. j.
Meantime the crop Of lotteries Increases se'er'i
honno have been received from California ana Nevada
ana ,on the Middle West. The interior counties OF Cal-
, aan 10 be infected with the lottery mania 10 an
Ior,n, extent The orignators OF the enterprises
onolI nroclaim that they for the dement, OF the
nuhlc schools academies etc The nature OF the EVIL
~ good faith are generally Of better class than
hoto,ore nut some of the schemes are papaole frauds
sous cnrous statistics may doubtless be collected In
o,r.nce 10 the lottery business. The number OF sui
e following the drawings and resulting from the dis
,aen, OF purchasers OF tickets, might Probably b'
,o,nad Derangements in mind and arrangements IL
,,s from the same cause, spoken Ji as frequent
Inv dealers that the market for the sale or lot
iert fickes fuctuates very little That IN schemes ofer
49, o oo for example there lsto be apprehende'
n rcat dfilculty In dsposng OF from 10000 10 1000
,ctets but that after that point ule demand must ID
,t,nnioted by extensive advertising Even then, how
,r A. haa never vet been fo'a and that many beyOn
ON nv, teSets could DO sold oithin the limit OF tim
allowed before the drawings II Is Ss,d that over bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
OBITUARY..
CHARLES VICTOR HUGO.

CuAhLto NlCIOR liUtNs
Charles Victor Hugo, who died yester,.V aV
Bordeaux, was the eldest Of Victor Hugo, and vs
born Nov 1926 He entered public life in 1913 secre
tary TO Lamartine In the Department OF Foreign Affairs
lie next joined the editorial staff OF his fathers journal
PErentmont and wrote for 1t article against capital
punishment, for which he prosecuted by the Gov
eminent At the trial Victor Hugo defended his IN
OF his finest Orations but without success Charles
found guilty and sentenced to two months mprison
ment At the time of tho coup d<taf he
went voluntarily into exile with bis father,
but returned to France after years and
wrote several novels and plays among which were tho
Cochon de Saint Antoine fantastic work in three vol
umes Une Famle Tra9ique romance published In the
PreSse, and the drama founded on Les Miserabes In
the electoral campaign Of May, 1862 lie founded. with
others, the Rdppe violent and irTeconclabe Repub
can organ, which perssently assaled the empire ana
supported the claim Of NJ. Rochefort candidate for
the Corps Legsatf Francois Victor, born In 1873, is
now the only surviving son of the poet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

LETTTR FROM JUDGE CONWAY on SOUTHERN
DANGLHS-UE DEFENDS HIS PROPOSAL FOR
TiE RECOGNITION OF THE SOUTHERN CON
FEDERACY.
70 the Editor Of The grfbNne.
SIR: And now comes Wendell Phillips, and
suggests the killing of every white man i'll the souh as
lAe final and only satisfactory solution Of the ye1ed
question OF Reconstruction.
Ten years ago, when the South had her independ
in the field, and for all purposes Of war was a
separate Power, offered in Congress proposition 10
recognize her a separate political Power also; the
effect of which would have been to open clear road for
and Tor her in all subsequent times aud ransacons
in peace as wei in war She wanted nothing
better, and was ready TO accept IT, conscious
Of its full import 1t would have secured the nationality
OF the North from the moment Of its achievement and
tie brave South would have been left to stand fall
upon her exclusive eapactiesfoTever thereafter
declared from asserting status in the Federal Union.
Then if the Lad gone on, it would have been not to
restore 70 the South its Federal power but as war be-
tween any other two Independent States. or, If peace
Lad been proclaimed tas much favored the way would
nave Oeeh open for negotiation and reconstruction upon
satisfactory terms
Bet instead Of this obvious and honorable method Of
oedilng WIN The subject, policy pursued the OBJ
Jec 81 Nneh was to subordinate the South indirectly to
Inc authority OF the North, under the form OF the Union
10 treat hei as conquered province while pretending
70 recognize her as an integral part according to the
principles OF the Federal system
The nsuhcency Of this trck-to say nothing OF it's dis
honesty-to secure the end aimed at was apparent TO
US fr.n the outset Given the electoral power belong
ing 20 the several states Of soutpower necessarily
conceded in acknowledging the existence as Federal
statesand nothing could be conceived conrived or in.
vented, which would be competent 10 normanently
subordinate them in the Government Of the Union.
You might dictate their local governments Won might
them to assent to amendments OF the Federal can
stuon you might disfranchise the white ponustions
end give suffrage 20 the blacks but such Ineasrs would
have only a temporary effect In the end the white men
would control the electoral power OF the States and
would DC sure do it, work In the government of the
DatOn
For expressing such views set upon 90 an ally of
the Rebels. and pursued by my generous Republican
brethren as pariah might be by the a-wise, ahoy.
and allTespectabe BrshInins Of India.
We are now beginning 10 see the end. Time sets all
hngs even Gen. Butler declines 70 serve the Com
mtce tOspy out the KuKluXpcrhaps for fear they may
roast and him up fine morning for breakfast
Further Congress legislation on the subject is dropped
Reconstruction is finished The Southern States all
back in the Union. Yet nobody In the North
feels comfortable except Valiandigham and the
Democracy. Wendell Phillips hastens to the rescue
WIN The only remaining remedy. VIZ; 20 kll every
white mgn ia the South which with all due respect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

The following is brief record OF the great
battles fought during the Weissenberg, Woerth,
spcheren flights, Pango Mars la Tour, Grayelotte,
Beaumont Sedan, Noiseyc, the three battles before
Orleans Amiens, Champigny, Beaugency, Bapaume,
yend5me LIE Mans Belfort St. Quentin, and the great
sortes before Paris toward st. Cloud and at Mount d.
valerien-o3 in ALL Besides these, there were 10 other
pqements OF note and 20 successful sieges were az
The saIne time carried on some OF them against the
strongest fOrtresses in the word-Gipraar eAsep'eu
A fire early this morning in the basement OF
the Ninth National Bank building, Nos. 4o' ana 4Vs
proodyay occupied az blank book and stationery store,
Porter Fitch agent caused $500 damage. FUZZY IN
sured -
collision occurred, yesterday, between the staten
and WGe snd tie steamer Chancellor c4usAs conser'
.h a dsIuag. 10 Tie litter No one was hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
Tim EAsroHEsTBK NAIIOSAL BAAK,
mount VERNON,
eIAIa or Ekw.lORk
rs MURRAY, Cashier WN. NJ. TwBED, President"

One OF the gentlemen TO whom the bills were exhibited
inquired, " Don't you think that some OF the money
witch William NJ. Tweed has suddenly amassed IN
this city is forming part OF the capital Of that
bank r.
81 do" replied another.
Tweed Las hotel now, m connection with his
sOn2"
yes"
"And livery stable. in connection with Mike Norton
and Canaryp
Eyes"
"And 1t IS said he Is interested with his and others
in the spacious market that Is 10 be erected at the
foot of Thirty -fourth-st., North RiverP
eyes"
"DOnt you think Tweed Is rapidly m0nopozing things
gencralyp
the public don't see IT, then 1t must be because
they are blind" 80,
why do you suppose Tweed investing part Of bis
money out OF the city :" 49,
principally, suppose. for safety. In short time,
think there will be reaction, and the people VINO nave
been yicmized now that they know something OF what
las been DONE Of what is going and OF "haI Is con-
templated, will seek redress"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. ..ALBAN1' MdrVh 40 - ~,
A bill was introduced authorizing 'n0 0'''
4, BROOKLYN to repair the Gowauus Canal -, ,r,r-ov.
The following named bills were passcu n En,itabIe
Icso onS Trn"t Company Of NovYE amending tho
sC N Brooklyn making aggEopr3In FOR
the Anetom National CemS1if ion Of the washington
SAMOAN mon1%eh amending the BTGSEyP ub sme@d
Jaw ncO pOrStlsh Tc,r York Central Savings Bank
ing Nae CorOner inquest in the CITY and County yS Oi
Eo%YoTk and appoint eerE cs 10 TIV Of White Plains
me I'M regulating the collection Harbor Masters ICES
4, &c ~ OF NcW-York laid on tho table Au'
ttl,r,,r 4 mill Monday at 1850 II. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

the tickets q the Cuban lottery ere sold in tbs United
ssos cneny at New Orleans and az New-Yerb. From
ing orders for ticketS " "' w "s0' 'N '"'
INC 9ia Duyer OF lottery tickets usually becomes very
, mas Dreams" and sees condolences
Wien gte mn IN selecting numbers In many cases
ny scicot hunDeis which In some other lottery have
grehe prlles-ignoriDg the proverD that light
nns 1oes not STRIKE twice in the same place Tic
man VINO narrowly missed' drawing the great prlzc m
e oda rIalCisco nereantie Library Lottery SAYS that
ne had determined IN his own mind that "a we're the
lucky hgIes ana that no accordingly selected as Tar as
MS means Wouu pernl numbers ending in M or or
his means were TOO limited 70 permit hiar 10 reach 10
1901, which drew the capital prize. otherwise he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

.~-.ou and quite destroying tho ehe0t OF ino''
into oonfusl~- '~Aa legislation $1,000, for tho
aasccrent plea for N"wn some respect TOT uio
Re Governor has at last s..- -" Of the NoV'AGr1
s.aAiSocz ~ a very roSp6ctaOlo T,'s, ~. , -
teehut In sixing HIS veto Undoubtedly under oiuvlS
Sr Weed) 20 the bin which provides for addton
IoTIs 20 me District Courts OF that cy ds J ere
OF ne Language Of the Governor, mine unnecessary
Giser at a salary Of 5000 each lt Is Ine ~ re-
senator who thinks that New ork sOu to of
aTowef 10 govern herself IN her own way 1no WV
80 GovpruOr was sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

think might be found after ALL quite mpractcable as
any Of the other expedients which have been tried
In the the South fought against brute force
not brains. She overborno in tho fold by tho
- "nemics sho will reap tho fruits OF a
strength OF nvi --sa,.v To, ,ho 60, -
Great victory from their stul,.... ~ "C 'Ou'n H"o'o
60 the front! The Future is hersi MARTIN r. UoFwAr'
WASHINGTON, March l6, 1871.