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DARADISE LOST.


DARADISE LOST.
LAST THREE NIGHTS, AT ASSEMBLY
HALL,
COMMENCING THURSDAY, JUNE 2sTH,
the most sublime and imposing spectacle of
modern times-the original and only
LONDON MILTONIaN TABLEAUX
PARADISE LOsTf
THE GREAT REBELLION IN HEAVEN A.!
THE WAR OF THE ANGELS,
THE FALL OF SATAN AND THE FALL. az
MAN!
As described by John Milton in his immortal
poems of Paradise Lost, it being a complete il
lustration of this great poem from beginning to
end, carrying out Mtons idea of HEAVEN
HE'LL, CHAOS and PARADISE
ADMISSION, Fifty cents Children, Twenty
hve cents. Doors open at O'Clock, and to COM
mence at O clock
The ONLY GRAND MATINEE will be given
on FRIDAY at o'clock
Admission-Adults, Twenty-Five cents chill
dren, Ten cents. ie 2S-3t*
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THE WASHINGTON TREATY RATI-
FLED.
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SHIPPING

~ '''' " -' En- -
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARRELL
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO NORFOLK
AND RETURN, -.
Single Tickets to Norfolk, 50. Good until used
per Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER"
NJ Cheapest route to Cobb's Island
T.. b. TATUM,
Gen'l Ag't James River Steamboat Co
lie lQ-ln
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oh Me-" YORK. sa.Kae
COMPANIES elegant steamship WILLIAM p.
CLYDE, Captain PARKER, will leave her wharf
at Rockets ON FRIDAY, June 30th, at p. NJ
Freight received up to the hour of sailing.
Close connections and through bills of lading
given to all southern, eastern, and western
places; also, to Europe and Australia.
Fare 10 meals and state-rooms, extra
ID. ]. BURR, President
Je 2S-3t 1914 Main street
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MEETINGS.
LOST.

T OST--An AMETHYST RING. between >
IL O'Clock A. M. and 3 p. M. on Saturday, in
this city. The finder will be Handsomely re-
warded by leaving the same at this OFFICE.
je 26-3t
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SM ALL P0X IN LOND BON.
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evening State So,,rnal.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements will be inserted in the EV EN-
ING STATE JOURNAL Mt the following rates
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WANTS.


VTTANTED--A COOK and "a SERVANT for
w general houseworlS must come well re
commended. Apply ut once at SADDLERS
RESTAURANT, 1858 Main street.
je 26--3t
VXyANTED-A SERVANT WOMAN to do
w general housework. Apply to
G. WENDLINGER,
lie eff 916 Main street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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FOR RENT.

TSOR RENT.---TwO uNFUR NIsHED ~
T ROOMS with use of parlor and kitch- Ei..:
en- if required). Terms reasonable Apply al
l0a Jackson street, slboye First. je 2S-tf
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yxyRAPPING PAPER may be had at this
w OFFICE.
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SWINDLfNG WAR CONTRACTS.
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Loadoa June 2s, no0n-Conols 92l6M92h -
Bonds 9314
Frankfort, June 2s.-Bonds 96L
Parts, June 2S.-Rentes 62f lOc.
Liueipoot, June Is, a0on--t ,otton opened dull
Uplands So Orleans Ss6aS34.
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evening State Saarnal.

PUBLISHED DAILY Sundays Excepted
At No. 9t2M Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The JOURNAL is delivered TO subscribers i'll
the city at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
the carriers-THREE GENTS per single copy
PR1cE FOR MAuIsG-Three months 81 T5 six
months SO 90; one year rs 90.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL. will be mailed to
subscribers six months for IS cents one year 81 90
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SsWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
(oLD RED SWEET

ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VA,
will be opened for the reception of visitors the
10Th of this month
Board, SS per day 500 per month,
THOS. KlNNIREY
je 2S-2w Proprietor.
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DIED.
TABLEAUX.

June 9th, JETHRO LEE in the seventeenth
year of his age.
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Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet and firm
Pork firm, l4.75@lh.OO Lard steady. Cottoll
quiet and strong-Uplands, 1914; Orleans, 20Ai
sales, 10000 bales. Turpentine steady, 45N @4o
Rosin quiet and firm -. 7oQ92.75.- Steam freeh4
firm
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ADMISSION, Fifty cents Children, Twenty
five cents. Doors open at o'clock, and to COM
mence at O. clock
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Neio York, June 2s.-Stocls steady and dull
Governments strong, and up one-quarter ps
cent. States bonds duh and steady Gold stead
at 1925. Exclange-long, 0s6 short, 1l}S.
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Manchester News on Fourth Page.
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F'V"T75tIt CUUtTt 71tUHfHttVtOH. PIC Tx
animation at this very popular institution,
presided over by DIR. Mayer, as president,
passed off i'll a most satisfactory manner.
Persons present were not only pleased but
surprised to see the proficiency of the
students in the German and English Ian
guages. The difficult questions propomded
were all answered promptly and correctly
by the scholars. The impression made
upon the patrons of the school were most
favorable to the teachers, who were con-
graduated upon the success, with which
their efforts had been rewarded
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-08
ssIoNA
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April THE House ku
kIux bill was read the first. and SECOND
times, and referred to- the Committee or
Judiciary. No objection was made to tho
second reading, because tits understood
the committee will not act before Monday,
The Committee on Privfleges and Elec-
Abbott, without action. The probabilities
are hatneitherswm be admittedks a 81
Tlie Joint Committee resolution passed.
The Speaker appointed the present Out
rage COMMITTEES, of which Scott is chair
man.
The New York appointmentssw ere, con-
frmed to-day afters TIVE d4y's struggle.
Only thirty-six Senators voted. Many Re-
publicans lodged. -.-r.~xea
NomiratiofisAA.. S. Howe, Collector for
the Third Mississippi District; G. A. Cor
den, Collector for the First Texas District.
NoSouthern combinations to-day.
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HEAVY FIRES mrs kE6 ELEcr1oN sSESs.
Trades Union Mob in PennsyI Snnia

Trades Union HOB I'M PennsyHvnnia. :.
,CINcISNATI pfil The Western
Female College, at Oxford, Ohio, was
burned to-day Several girls were hurt by
leaping from windows Ill the pupils
lost most Of their wearing apparel. Boss
$50, 600. 80 u - - ssslss9 SALE Isss - az a8
ALBANY, NY. April - IRE broke
out to-day in Weed, Passo. & Co. IS printing
house, consuming the entire block. Loss
$500, 000.. An unknown man was burned.
MILwAUKIE, April Returns from all
parts of the Stale give Lyons a majority Of
10000. Iissb- ii = s-a I
SCRANTON, Pa, April La band of five
hundred nieil armed Sifh muskets nbs
and revolvefs visited ffipp : mines IN this
city this morning, and prevented the
workmen from entering. Three miners
were shot dead in cold blood by the mob,
and others beaten with stones 50 that they
will probably die. n tlItHff
Last night, Morris & Meek's retail coal
works in this city were torn down: Most #
the track torn UP.
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Preceealngs I'm Chancery.

The following were the proceeding Of th'
Chancery Court on Friday: -
John Lester VS. Nicholas Clapp ct al; orde
for publication and reference to Clerk and Mas
ter. y III tt JCUOlt t0ii3V 80 % W.
Jno Wilson VS. Alternately ct ali, Master
report confirmed and decree. in. favor Of eem
plainant for S--vs defendant. -
Peter Staub vs. VIM sKennedy admir- ap
pointed on estate of John w Lee, decd, and
reference to Clerk and Master. p tis'
VIM Lewis VS. X A Harrison one month
given to defendant to file answer or cross.
bill.
ia l. Wilson VS. Z Wilson ct al alias pro-
cess ordered, SC. l5s 1fsss eHoSAa
j Craig ct al VS. Frank Smith ct al one
month allowed defendants to answer = izuSl
. Eliza j Walker VS. j Walker ct al |; CIert
and Master to pay over moneys. v.rg v.s,ssY
j NJ McCannon vs. Jno q McCsnnon ct al
former order vacated
Rhoda. Houston, adm Z VS. James Coins
pros bond given and time to answer granted.
Julius Ochs & Cows w G Price ct al, and Y
Burger & Son VS. w G Price ct al, and Sci.
bel vs. w G Price ct al decree and reference
to Clerk and Master appeal. taken. - ~
Michael Mahoney ct nj vs. A s Hudiburg
defendant TO give other bond. --'ii.,a 1,
Jos Mabry VS. 81 L Rodgers ct nj !; demurr-
er of defendant sustained, and bill dismissed
d Ensor and wife VS. Jos u King ct al : de-
murrer sustained and bill dismissed = ii)dFF
Upon motion of Col John Baxter, an election
of Special Chancellor to hear motions in the
case Of John Baxter VS. Jos A Mabry ct al, was
held, and I Lewis was by ballot chosen
by members of the bar; and said Chancellor
presiding, gave to complainant in the above
named cause. permission TO file supplemental
and amended bill. 1l-ss-b
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FFIE6RAPffc SUMMARY.

yenEaER n .ssEs---V-rsx SsrzW
Senator Hill spoke in the Senate yester-
day, defending Georgia FROM the kukfux
charges. - ~ 49, a 80
The Senator Scott sonmittee is appoint
ed as a Joint Committee to investigate
Southern outrageS sf - %@ES
= Senator Ames has written aletter to his
State Legislators, charging Gov. Alcorn
with acting in bad faith to the Republican
party. =. - - =.
Nr. Dowd, reported as a Republican, IN
troduced long series of resolutions, deny
ing Senator Ames' Statement of disorders
in the State, and severely denouncing them
as libelous, &c. ,,w. ~ fs,4 - sssrs fsa sss
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Thelady members ofthe Methodist Episcopal,
Church South, at Kingston, gave a supper last
Tuesday night which was great success, the
net proceeds amounting to Sl37 Denomina-
tional differences were forgcttens ardTeyer7
thing passed off pleasantly -l H,Elitf
Two eolored men named Wash Waller and
Joe Donaldson, were badly beaten by fatboat-
men at Clark's ferry, near Kingston, the. other
night Before warrants could be takeneut for
their arrest the boatmen had escaped.
The combined State and county tax IN Roanc
county is 81 on each 800 worth of property
The County Court of Sullivan, on Monday
last, appointed Mr.. Sam Pearce, of Kingsport
to the Office of Ranger. -, s...s5sss
Mr.. John Dickerson, of Kingsport, had his
leg broken on last Friday, while returning from
Bristol to his home. The accident was. caused
by an almost impossible road. go yss .. .ss
Circuit Court meets in Jonesboro' next week
There is heavy docket, and q considerable
amount of new business viii be added. Among
other eases of importance isths murder case Of
the State VS.. Brockwell, charged with murder
ing young George ID. Hale; by shooting him
while asleep. '- '-s -. q = =. -, "a
Washington county owns some fifty thousand
dollars worth of stock in the East Tennesseesand
Georgia Railroad. The County Court, on Mon
day last. thought proper to issue an order for an
election, to be holden the first Saturday in June
next, at which the people are to decide whether
said stock shall be sold or remain burden upon
the county. EacsR hmc 1YzssTfx
Greene county is out of debt, tho outstanding
accounts having been squared up by Capt. Ellis,
the county revenue collector. This shows a
healthy condition for old Greene z III I
Mr.. Hugh Martin has been awarded the con-
tract for carrying the mail daily between Lou
don and Kingston, at a salary of 5000 per
year, TO begin ON the 10Th inst. - - -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-08
.MANHooD.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED! ~
lust PUBLISHED, "A NEW EDITION OF DIR.
cure (withouZ MslicinelcI SperaatOrrhea or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses. Impoteney.
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments Mar
rage etc. also, CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy ard Fits, in
dugencc or sexual extFavegaiice.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay, clear
ly demonstrates from thirty years successful prae
tee that the alarming conseq Of selfabuse may
be radically cured the dangerous Of inter-
nal medicine or the application OF the knife: pointing
outa mode at once simple, certain anu efeetu
hiscondition may be. cure himself eheaply, Dri-
yately and radically - - : = -. : -as p
So Yais Lecture should be IN the hands of every
youth end every man in the land.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope toany address,
postpad on receipt Of SIX cents, or two postsamps
Also, DR.. Culverwells Marriage Guide" price %
cents Address the Publishers.
CHAS. j. CsKLINE K CO., n
/ .efnsl5 Bessgs SswY osk POstodics Box 4,5s5s
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THE BRIBAL CHAMBER.
.f,-saxspssFoig Y.oss YOUNG Men.

s fsss .rs7rs iass8 s-Ox--aat - 81 "a 90 st4t
GREAT" SOCIAL EVILS AND ABUSES,
Which interiors With MARRIAGE with lshre means
of relief for the Errng and Unfortunate diseased and
debiitatea Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge. address HowARD SANITARY AID ASsOcf4-
TOY. No. 2S0ufh n isth4sts. PhiiadelphiasPa.
Il janl7-d6v3m nip-'- ~
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Drugs ana Medicines.

The symptoms Of liver com
fdvuo -iq:sG lsTa plant are uneasiness and
n - -. -, pain in the side. Sometimes
nIaananhot h the pain is in the shoulder,
. SiVfiWt INN Ii and is mistaken for rheuma-
j fSft.''~'' tism. The stomach is affected
i ofai gaifIJEaI with loss of appetite and
k.h.r,ssr feutslsss. sickness. bowels in general
= eostiye some alternating with
lax The head is troubled with pain, and dull heavy
sensation. considerable loss of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation of hav-
II 9F&1 4 ing left undone something
II GssE5Ge -a-5-i which ought to have been
- v,a,--eH y done Often complaining of
II - WtR sol Is weakness, debility, and low
~ ~ 2 > n spirits. Sometimes many Of
/ - n the above symptoms attend
the disease. and at other
times very few of them; but
the liver is generally tReorsan most involved. Cure
the Liver with
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First OF the season.

First OF the season.
Ice ColdSoda Water with any havoring syrup
desired, can..be obtained at A. NJ. SPIRo &
Bros = iy-stf I
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! Quite a number of our people turned out
on sThprsda night, to- attend Temperance
meeting in tLis place. Rev Mr. Boyington, of
your city delivered an.able and interesting adj
dress. which was wen received and at its close,
the pledge official abstinence was signed by
thirty-fve of our citizens The intention is to
organize pefhiazdst telnpesance society at an
early day. . Thisis a preventive measure; for,
as yet we sre free FROM the curse Of liquor
shop, and consequently from the evils attending
the traflieS Mouitf Eshat alb iouF villages were
equally ferseaateiE ba.lresme9 2ai.sss 8 B.
/ S,bsepibe safEfira sAsRoSfcEEs8
& ge4s
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ST. DOMINGO.
Synopsis Of the Commissioners Report.

synopsis or tne COMMISSIONER Report.
The very full correspondence published
from time to time, by the newspaper com
tributors accompanying the ST. Domingo
Commissioners, extracts from. which we
have very frequently published, give about
commission, which accompanies the
Presidents Message. We give the follow
ing as synopsis of the report which
covers thirty-one printed pages 1t is adj
mirably written, clear and, concise in its
statements, showing patient and thor
ough research for the fsetsr whichare inn
partial given. Much Of it is merely des-
cription of the island, its products, and
the social and political condition of the in
habitants. The material points of the re-
port have already been published. s The
commissioners say that all classes of the
Dominicans are anxious for annexation.
The commissioners say they desired in the
most friendly spirit to make the same OBJ
servations and study of Hayti and its in
habitants as they had made of the Do
minican republic.~They intermated to the
President and his council their disposition
and desires. They stated even that they
should be glad to be put In the way 1of as
certaining what were the claims of sHatyf
upon Santo Domingo, and what were the
views and wishes of the Haytien people
tA@-soAi "
brought about in the heigh boring repub-
lie, but they received no encourageme mt
to pursue their inquiries. They asked yer-
bally and through our minister in writing
for permission to explore the interior of
the island, but this was met ins spirit
equivalent toa refusal. The commission
ers say, in, conclusion, on reviewing. the
whole field of their investigations, looki ing
to the interests of both divisions of the is
land, they are, firmly persuaded the, an
nexation Of St Doannigd 40 the Euifed
States would be hardly less beneficial to
the Haytien than to. the DonlinicaR peo-
pie. This benefit would arise first from
the example which woeld sloab tless bezaf-
forded ola well regulated orderly add pros
porous StateLthe great need of that part
of the world, and which il has as. yet
never seen. A second and more direct
benefit would arise from the equitable es-
Enlistment of a boundary line between
the French speaking and the Spanish
speaking nations upon. that island, and
ITS guarantee by a strong power. This
would end the exhatlsting border Warfare,
which has been. one of the greatest curses
of Hayt aud we las sSahto Domingo, and
would enable both to devote their energies
thenceiorward to the education of their
people and the Edevelopment of their re-
sources.
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Kidney, Bladder.

THE WASTES OF TIE BODY sssani
Arc supplied with new, healthy and vigorous bloc
that furnishes sound structure. Hence all snfsrir
from weakening discharges, either male or female.
from Ulcers or Sorcs through the fcparative process
RADWAT's SARsAPARILLIANa are arrested. and the n
tured organs healed.
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the liver is generally tsorsan most involved. Cur,
the Liver with -r 5, 81. a. s,,.,rt GOD T
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heartburn, colo, or pains in the bowels, pain in
head fever and ague dropsy, boils, pain in the ba
-kr. sTifisqtlsh VIZ Hi A" hf'.i'''
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Read False and Irse. Send o5a g :,
BADBAkf&s CO.. No. 81 Msiden LsIDc NeSr Yks,rs.
Information worth thousands via BE se11f yoo. - -
nag22-dkWiy
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
TRIP e SH E E +
New York. Thursday, November %. 1s7l.
CONTENTS OF Te-DAY,s HrHsLD.

PAGE. -~>''>".>-~~->r~~~s--,
1-Advertisementa
1-Advertisemenrs
S-Alexis: Departure from New York for the
Captal welcomes by the Way; Arrival in
Washington: the Apartments at The Russian
Minister Mansion; the Presentation to the
President 10 Day: Reception at the Russian
Embassy; Future Movements or the Grand
Duke-AiexiS' Real Mission to the United
A-Congress: The Winters Work; General sur
vey Of the important Measures Claiming At
tcntion-Municipal Reconstruction: The Ap-
continent. Acceptance and swearing In OF
New City Commissloners- -brooklyns Bother-
Banks-An UNKNOWN Man Kllled-Anotner
Probable Murder-Nlews OF the Past.
Board Of Heath Mee'aE Uhoeaw se
Proceedings in the C0urts-Judge Bediord's
Leveem4 :s., olDbs Police Court-Anotner Interest
duct Rail oad-shall We Fly Our Flags 9-The
/. Newark A.mory Question.
6-Edsorias: Leading Article, "The Republican
Movement in England-Are We 10 Witness the
Downfall OF the Monarchy a''-Amusement
s-Editorial Continued from Sixth Fage)-News
iroln belgium. ENGLAND, Spain, Rome, Hun
snd s opSa sss lnons Ha
farucuiars OF the Burning Of the steamship
City o. New Loadon-Busness Notices.
0-EufOpe Remarkable Speech OF Bismarck In
the German Parliament; How Count Beust Fe
from Power In Austria; A London Scandals
BaDquet-Burstng Bad Boilers: irving the
Strength OF Iron with the Might Of steam
e CITY Of iew oDoa oss Of 81
Cargo, Several Passengers and Two OF the
Crew: Wreck OF the Brig @. II. Kennedy on
tile New Jersey C0ast-Publfc Instruction
Rapid Transit--Railroading IN New jersey
Suicide 10y Hanglag-A Good GTabber but a
Bad Runner-Clty Government.
0-Fnancal and Commercial Reports-D0mesnc
Market-Ihe Cotton MOvement-Marrages and
Deaths-Advertisements
lowe Win Have IL: me National Woman Suf.
frage Convention al pMladelpba-rae Anti.
Grant Movement: Views OF General Butler
Carolina Finances Governor Caldwels Mes
sage 10 the Leglsature-shippiDg Intelligence
-Advertlsemeats
11-Adveriisements.
l2-Advertlsements.
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
The Popularity OF Italian Opera.

The success Of the Nilsson season Of opera
at the Academy Of Music, which reached .
eliminating point last night in the first repre-
sentation of "Mignon, is strong evidence
of the desire Of the American public to sup
port the lyric drama. With such artists a.
Nilsson and Capoul an opera troupe may b
certain of attracting crowded houses every
night; but two artists cannot be expected to
bear on their shoulders the entire weight Of
the season. No one has more need Of proper
rest than an opera singer, and half tho broken
down voices that sometimes aflict the ears o.
the public may date their ruin from over-ex-
ertion and iniudicious treatment. Therefore
we advise the present management to engage
for the spring season Of Italian opera Miss
Kellogg and Herr Wachtel, to alternate ~
attractions with Mile. Nilsson and M. Oa-
poul These last mentioned artists would
thereby be considerably relieved from the
great burden of singing every night aud there
would never be occasion given for disappoint-
mcnt Then the secondary artists might be i'm
proved upon 80 as to produce an ensemble oal-
culatcd TO give satisfaction, and very desira-
BILE article should be introduced upon the stage,
Ia the shape of even tolerabe mise en- scane.
The popularity Of Italian opera has been
demonstrated this season In such an emphatic
manner that an impresario need have -
The New York herald., 1871-11-23

CITIZEN AGITATION IN BRussELs-Th. capi-
tal Of Belgium waS agitated to dangerous
extent yesterday evening. The people demon
strated against the appointment Of NJ. Decker
10 the Office of Governor of Limbourg. The
populace was moved to such degree that a
crowd Of persons marched 70 the gates Of the
Kings palace. Military preparations were
made for the suppression of tumult by force,
If necessary. NJ. Decker wcs formerly
manager Of the school system of the kim
dom, and in this was found he objection to
him. II is the same cause OF trouble as that
which prevails in some few other countries
secular or denominaiional education, or edu-
cation under the supervision Of the Catholic
Church alone. The frequent occurrence Of
,purts OF agitation on various public SUBJECTS
a Belgium of late days is exceedingly detrl-
mental TO the well-being of a most industrious
people, whose grand misfortune is to be found
In the fact that they inhabit territory which
has become q sort Of geographical incon-
venieuce to the larger and more powerful
nations which surround II, particularly since
the nnal issue of the Franco -Prussau war.