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New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
YEw-YoRK NORMAL COLLEGE.
INTERESTING EXERCISES AT THE ACADEMY ol
MUSIC.

INTERESTING EXERCISES AT THE ACADEMY OF
MUSIC.
The second annual Commencement OF the
Normal College Of the City OF Ne@York took place yes
terday at the Academy Of Music, beginning nj p M
The programme was given in yesterdays TRIBUNE To-
gether with OF the l26 graduates Long oeoro
the Academy was surrounded by an anxious crowd All
but the reserved seats and boxes being already ed"
spectators The stage arranged with seats rising To-
ward the rear the possible space being gwen ior
The accommodation Of the pupils When the cufaih ro7o
troop OF several hundred young ladies in white was aus
cIosed the Graduating class having the front seats A'
the pupils number about lOOo the parqnette was a'
devoted 10 their use Chairs were placed at ght ahSe'
with the footghts for the gentlemen VINO were 10 0Un
duct the ceremonies and for the invited guests inc
rd of pducaon was fully represented During the nan
bor before the exercises begun there wns earnest plead
ing AT the doors of tho boxes the part o those VINO h
not obtained seats ana the doorwayS opening Oh 'no
era, e,rcries were crowded by those who cohs'uereu
that distant impscsof the stage and occupants "o'u
be better than nothing Others sauntered w ana ooWn
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
THE REPUBLICANS INDIGNANT AT THE DEMO-
CRATIC OUTRAGES.

THE REPUBLICANS INDIGNANT AT THE DEMO-
CRATIC OUTRAGES.
PORTSMOUTH, June 27-Much indignation is
expressed here by Republicans at the proposition to
dsranchise Portsmouth the Legislature by unseatng
the representatives Of the First and Second Wards
pretense Of a lack OF votes.
The House met at p. IN. and passed a number OF
bills. Thursday at II assigned for the election of
state officers. The several parties In caucus tonight
The Democrats very much excited concerning the
position Smith, and last night several OF the
more prominent Of that party with him in his
until after - O'Clock. At the same time an
ious party of Republicans were waiting in the parors
below for opportunity to him. but they became
tired before o'clock and retired 1t has not been mado
known whether Mr.. Bingham satisfied with the in
teryew. Mr Cooper. the Labor Reform candidate for
Governor has extriCated himself from any entanglng
alliance by visit to the West.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
THE STATE OF TRADE


PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK NARKkT-JgSEIa ,n H.. aL
lI @ m c. tte .es reached 90 1890 head q prices vary
INC nom 6a7 ~ n for fair % good Aaf o' 'A'
.u1 i ,saa al a sac pm gross, for Common tatie -
aYEp-Ihsrs was good inquiry for sheep snl prices N
what IS $50 head veie 'oin Al "oA '"' v " n
dtlop Lambs sold from ldlV- -. -. -, ar.
f a 40 bead effected At from % 3o@ % % 10
10 net for fed =. 49,. -. D., ,.,i ct.usai
h,rI, =, ANN $50 q 800 according 10 qusht!
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
GENERAL PRESS DsPATCH.l

AUGUSTA, June 27.-The Maine Democratic
state Convention met here today. Albert s. Rice Of
Rockand elected President Gen. Roberts, the can
didato for Governor last year. declined denomination
After preliminary business the Convention ad-
iourned tin this afternoon.
The Convention reassembled in the afternoon, and the
Hon. O. p Kimban Of Portland nominated for Gov
crn0r receiving AS votes against - scattering Inc
following platform adopted:
Reor-ed buryiug out Of sight all dead issues and
the discussion of all past questions that can
have Application TO the present affairs and condition
81 M e ad n " We be bag brinSnS them ' no
and determining them by the living principles OF Dem0c
racy. as promulgated by the fathers OF the Republic
thg we recognize binding obligations 60 the Consti-
uOu Of the United States, il now exists, denOuneing
She means 10y which the same became the supreme
oi the land that will faithfully support the COnsti
tuition OF the United states it exists and that we
equally, The rights Of the State and individuals.
Rcsolvcd, That we cherish the American system Of
Stale aHd local Governments, and will forever defend
The same against centralized federal power.
Besolrod. That reject the idea of Reputation OF
the National Debt and believe il to be the duty Of the
G'yernment 70 pay according to law, and in lawful
Rcsoipcd, That the Democracy are opposed to high
Protective Tariff believing il to be based upon false
deusiye In its professions tax levied on the many for
the benefit Of the fcw calculated TO foster great monopo
lies and, in effect permanently to increase the income of
e National Treasury, or hasten the liquidation Of the
Res5r6S That the imperfections of the civil service
under the Republican Administration demand further
ttPgs bjSh The Democratic party long since inang1r
at4d and we are favor OF any iudcious and constu
Vona of reform In this important particular.
Hes3lfe8 That would extend Universal Amnesty to
the the best corrective measure the Govern
nent can apply 10 SuOhe all irritation remove local ir
reguarcs disorders and restore peaceful and har
mOnOus relations between the different sections, which
The only permanent basis OF umOn and should be the
chief aim OF our national legislation.
ResOped That the recent action OF the Administration,
In using the power OF appointment TO override the
settled decision of the Supreme Court we regard as
dangerous and OmnOus Indication, and as demonstrating
that since the grand coordinate divisions OF the Govern
uent are from Executive usurpatOn that the
party uphOldng such arrogant assumption OF power
Is unfit the position of trustees OF Constitutional lib
erty.
Res0lred. That in the Hon. c. p Kmban, the nominee
of this Convention recognize gentleman OF intelh
geuCe honorable record, "a thorough Democrat, and
hrm friend OF the wOrkngmen, and that we pledge 10
hm our cordial AMI united support in the coming cleo
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5petial Notices
a. Davidson.

eos Broadway Great Jonesst,
ofe a variety Of patterns of
SILVER PLATED PORCELAIN.L LINED lee PITCHERS Also,
PTCHRR. SiLYE PLATED BERRY DISHES FRUIT
STANDS CASTERS, SPOONS, FORKS. and SnEVRELD TABLE
CUTLERY. ~
FRRNCH CHINA WHITE DECORATED DINNER, TEA. and
TOILET SETS bargains Many Of the articles being actually cheaper
than before the war
Iron Fittings of superior Workman nship, aod
eap Venng Stall Hay Racks Feeding Boxes WITH food
~ A Stall Work BTackrs DranPpe Se made and soh BY
JAMES KIRKLAND, irOa Puunders
sserooms g. TO- u Reade Lge orders hd vita
dispatch. Tie trade supplied. Send for catalogue
Patents-Ho~ obsn Patents Caveats Degn Paais Trade
marx Patents Assignments &C. Instructions f~e MUM Co.
NewYork solicitor. American aud Foreign gsleAs
years experience; publishers Of TIE Scientific Amsuean
Wilson shuttle Sewing Machines he best and cheapest srs,
MAehuts m the World. Prce oa eig 10 sloA
Ssc.reon, 5o1 Droalwsy.
Pcsf-Orrr Ncflcc.-The Ns huo1c cd cad
SATURDAY. Jul 1871 MI ees, AZ s otee on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, iuCB5DAN sai SATURDAY et liila ~
P.h JONAS, PttaAss.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
Albany LUMBER MARKET.

FOr ~ Wefk NEfiHgJHHc 70
the week With lev slight ehtngrs IN
m. ouIy notable change decline In tle prices oi ,al,e
NJ .sstnen u ~ kinds including Spruce an hemoef anl
] copnar Ffellts unchanged being 0o"f' 4" Nce
III 50 70 Noraca aud Middleton, ~ ' 70 bnl'fof id
Nsx Haven 81; HaUfd ami Providence - Z" f1trpi r
~ Bosnn 81 90 ' bard. The Ieep st r collectors ono,
d.nas he Via kus Canal 0Jitsi Isg! d Lnogi 'y
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

HoYT-sTUDLRY-Bc Thuray jane 22 at sum@ersed
T. Church ~ Rev s. Suiy Gbre r. b. Hoyt 70 Frances
Stuiley daughter Of tue officiating clergyman
LEGG-STRAUS-In Brooklyn Tuesiy June n BY TIE Rev ~
Camp George Lg Brighton Bngnd to Caa' daughter Of DAh
Strs1s Of Brooklyn
LUNYN-HAwKINSn this city. Jure a. the residence OF tbs
e parents by ". Mcilsier. John B. Lunn 10 Ida
HnWkils daughter Of David A. Haskins, esq
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
p4SSENGFRS ARRIVED.

PROM sAvANNAH-Tn steamship Catherine Wi i7g Jane ~
Mira AkeEs bliss 81 McIsoh, Dir. oConnor has C"na'f w.
Schoen ,nlnn. Geo. Hettench. @, Gilbert J. q Se1esef
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

The Water-Pipe also the when strength snt
durability are considered the TISLiSRD LEAD PIPE nGnuac'Crt
by the CoLwRLs WILLARD MTG Co. No 2lJ Cenest. N
Price Is cents pound for oil Send for circular
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

If Life and Health estimated BY dollars and cents MIA
wiSows Soothing sYRUP diseases with which Children
afflicted Is worth its weight in gold
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

Devotion to natural history has long been Of the
features of Williams. AT different times, expeditions
have gone out to Greenland Labrador, Florida South
America and Central America. the last returning only
few months ago. The department is under the
charge OF Prof Sanborn Tenncy. lie Is quite busy
and enthusiastic sundry new plans, which he i5
working out. One has reference to fund Of 5000
which he IA obtaining, the interest OF which Is
10 be devoted TO purchasing for the college
library the best works In natural history.
Another is the securing OF fund Of $4,000 for fOundnga
Fellowship, the income he devoted the support of
history who shall follow up the
subject, and kind OF assistant that department
The Professor Is also building aud fitting with
tables and apparatus for the practical study OF the sub
iects taught by textbook. 1t is likely that the
fu execution OF his plans will evenuate in scientific
department. connected with, and yet separate ron the
regular academic course.
baseball here has to all intens and purposes passed
away and rowing has taken its place manly art.
The first regular review Of the Rowing Association
takes place Wednesday afternoon, when seven boats
Will come into line.
Tomorrow is Glass Day, the gala day OF the week, and
the exercises favored by tins beautiful weather. BID lf
TO interesting and enjoyable. The new trennal cata
lOue s out showing the whole number OF her graduates
TO be 1906 156 being alive OF these. 726 are min
listers, GA lawyers, 2l4 doctors. and l66 teachers
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
POIITIOAL.
MAINE.

,,vvocRAr1c STATE ooNvENIIoN-CnAELEs s,,1; r.
KIMBALL l,,. L,,H H0MlHSr"s S4IEfs SUSTAINED.
INV TrIsGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNEl
ArorsrA Me-, June s7.-The Democratic
cs.a3,,on was not very fully attended, but 1t
,t,oIv" bodv and the prospect was in favor OF
wa, , - the last moment The original resolutions
eIn. ~ IN tbe interest OF tho "New Departure were
W. ,ovn in Committee, but substantially moor
otsd IN the others, that the platform is virtually
c,ory Of the progressive men OF the party Ine espO
Nlc''' ,,s,r,ns fvht was narrow, and many members
l'o r,et that !, square and decisive battle was not
nsSt about in Committee Of the Whole. The NOM
- ~ Afr charles p. Kmban is rather fortunate
- oItbouch the Democracy have Got heavy burdens
"a hear they are further from total destruction than
ss thought possible up TO the nal adjournment The
net result is partial defeat of the Old Liners instead OF
NJ nv - ,,o Yopng Democracy had sworn to achieve.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
" IRRIED

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial SA7ing Note PaDes
wM EyERDkLs Sons l0 FULToS OLD DUTCH CHURcu
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
DIED.

Au Nofices Of Marriages must be indOrsod uE
a .Llld,aaa
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

N sbipve, isf4OO NJ of staves Via CbsmpLn Canal tOlM
Of Lumber The following he ruling prices
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

BRV.r June 2The steamship Vile Pans from NewY York Ju
H. arrived at this port a early hour this morning.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

The Vth Assembly District enrolment lists
were opened at No sprngst yesterday for the in
nection and challenge Of Republican voters The lists
fnbraee 400 names and will be closed Friday night
NEXT for final revision.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-17
By Charles z. Fortler.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE SECOND DIS
TRICT, ON. EIENvILLE AND ST. PETER
STREETS.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

PY CHARLES E. FORTIER, AUCTIONEER,
- ONCE No. 81 Exchange aIley-SA TURDAY.
November 10, 1871, at twelve O'clock NJ. at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on
Royal street. between Canal aud CustoInhOuse
streets, viii be sod the following described prop
critics. VIZ
l. A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings there
on situated i'll the Second District Of this city, in
tie square bounded by ST. Peter. Bourbon Dau-
Prime and Oileans streets and measuring about &c
feet front on ST. Peter street BY - i'll DEPTH more
or less.
2. a LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Second District OF this city in the square
bounded by Bienville Dauphine, Burgundy and
CustomhOuse streets. measuring "a feet front On
Benville street. b. l20 feet in depth.
3. AND ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
in the same square adjoining the one above de.
scribed, and measuring 81 feet on said Bienville
street, by 100 feet in depth.
Terms-Onethird cash. and the balance q
credit Of one and two years for notes divided into
coupons secured by mortgage aud vendors lien
and privilege with eight per cent interest fiOm
date to payment; the buildings to be kept insured
for the amount due, andithe policies transferred,
and in case Of suit the purchasers to pay i've per
cent attorneys fees on the amount sued upon, the
purchasers to pay the taxes for 1871.
Acts of sale before TheO. Guyol, notary public at
the expense Of the purchasers, including stamps.
uo12 IA Is Is II IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-17

CRIMINAL COURT-JMdge ALeN.-The case
of William Vigers, up for obtaining money
from the city by false pretenses, was tried
yesterday, and as the principal witness
broke down early in the investigation, Dis
trict Attorney Gutenberg abandoned the
suit, being unable to prosecute with any
chance of success. The jury returned YER
dict of not guilty without leaving their
seats. The following is a portion Of the
proceedings:
MT. Robertson, sworn-Was in the street
department under Mr.. Nigers in December
last; a handyman is foreman.
Documents shown to witness.
Witness resumed-This is my signature;
daily morning reports are correct; weekly
report is correct also, to my knowledge; the
name of j. Harvey is not on the list; did
not know any j. Harvey; don't know every
man; qua not report Harvey in his daily re-
y; weeks report of December q has no
name OF Harvey; that is correct; the name
OF Harvey was not reported by me on those
daily and weekly; l have case now pend
ing before this court charged with obtain
ing money under false pretenses; therefore,
can not answer all questions.
Mr.. Robertson was assured by the court
that nothing what he would say should be
used against him in his case.
The District Attorney entered a nolle
prosequi as to Mr.. Robertson in the case
pending against him.
Mr.. Castellanos cautioned Mr.. Robertson
not to answer anything that could commit
him in future, Or throw him into public coz
tempt.
Mr.. Robertson: ! had given testimony be-
fore the Grand Jury under oath, but l told
you, Mr.. Gutenberg, that l could not sub
stantiate this testimony.
District Attorney: did not ask this.
Mr.. Robertson: Let me explain the mat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-17

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Recorder Hough-
ton yesterday forwarded the papers in the
following cases to the Criminal Court:
Billy Roy and L. H. Smith, the burnt-out
Chicago sharpers, for stealing gold watch
chains from Auguste Bauman, No. l8 An
nunciatiOn street.
Same disposition of the fellows on COM
plant Of j. Vollman, No. AZ Perdido street.
Same disposition on complaint of P. S.
Andrews. No. 1873 Rampant street.
Anthony Williams, for stealing fifty dol
lars from King Toes.
Same, accused for carrying concealed .
pair of iron knuckles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-17
nol7 de5 10 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans

The City Of New Orleans W. H. Felrath'
EFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. l906.-By virtue Of q writ Of feri
faclas to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause. l win proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY. December l9, 1871, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the second District of this city first lot in square
number tifty-four. bounded by Royal, Hospital,
Barracks and Bourbon streets measuring forty feet
front on Hospital street, by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth. Second and third lot in
square number fifty five, bounded by Ursunee.
Royal, Hospital and Bourbon streets, second lot
measuring twenty-five feet front on Hospital
street, by one bundled and twenty feet in depth,
and third lot measuring seventy feet front on Hos
pital street, by one hundred aad sixty feet in
depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
c. 9. SAUvINET,
hol7de 10 Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-17
Mrs. Chanffau.

This lady will follow Mrs. D. P. Bowers
at the Academy of Music in New Orleans
The Washington Republican says:
Mrs. Chanfrau produced last night Charles
Reade's drama OF "Dora," founded upon
Tennyson's poem, and achieved a positive
triumph. The exquisite grace, the pure
feeling, and the simple devotion of the
poets ideal were realized with perfect SYM
metry, and with rare eloquence of feeling.
1t is safe to say that more pleasant per-
Torrance has never delighted Washington
audience. Its effect has been to deepen yet
more the favorable impression made by this
admirable actress in her presentations of
.'Christie tombstone" and Lady Isabel in
"Expiation," and to establish upon the
firmest basis of intelligent appreciation
her repute as an artistic Of the highest
power.
The piece was finely cast, and was acted
with excellent taste and judgment. Messrs.
Hamilton as Farmer Alien, Billings as his
son William, Mestayer as lake Broomfeld,
and Mrs. Allen as Mary Morrison literally
met the requirements Of their several roles,
and we're richly applauded. The piece was
finely produced by Manager Saville, and
should fill every seat in the house tonight.
Mrs. Chanfrau's delightful engagement
closes on Saturday night, to the regret, we
doubt not, Of the great body Of our play
gOer0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.



This evening benefit of Mrs. James A.
Oates, when will be presented comic
opera that everybody can admire. The last
presentation of "FortuniO," last evening,
drew a splendid house. Saturday noon
grand matinee.
St. Charles Theatre.
Mr.. Edwin Forests Viryiniws last night
was one of his best presentations. This
evening he will appear in his scholarly i'm
personation of RichelieM. Tomorrow eve
ming as Jack Cade. On Sunday evening
"Tom and jerry" with the celebrated
athletes. Ned O'Baldwin, the Irish giant,
and Tom Kelly.
Opera House.
Tomorrow evening first night of Mile.
Goethals, contralto, when Verdi's grand
opera Of "Rigolette" will be produced.
Circus and lIenaserie.
Today is the time for the grand entree
of Wootten & Haight's Empire City Circus,
Museum and Menagerie, which will unfold
it's tents at the famous corner Of Baronne
and St. Joseph streets, where numerous
little people as we'll as children OF larger
growth, have enjoyed themselves with the
amusements of the ring day after day; For
everything that may be seen. we refer our
readers to the advertisement. Grand initial
performance this evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-17

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE.-Wn-
liam de Lacy will sell this day, at half-past
ten o'clock A. NJ, ON the premises, No. 81
Prytania street, between Melponene and
Terpsichore streets, without any reserva-
ton whatever, a varied and elegant as
sortment of mahogany and walnut furni-
ture, mirrors, paintings, chromos, mantle
ornaments, velvet and Brussels carpets,
Charter Oak stove, kitchen furniture, two
new rosewood pianos, and other articles
too numerous to mention. See advertise
ment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-17

..-f...-- MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CITY Hall, November Is, 1871.
no. Decentralization Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appropriations
be and are hereby made, and that the Administra-
tor Of Public Accounts warrant on the Admnistra-
tor Of flnance in payment Of the same:
costs in the city tax suits for the year 1862 from
Nos SCI to 10 36 Inclusive. instituted for the col
1870l$3266.
Z. n. Nuremberg, District Attorney, for thirty-six
convictions in the month of October, 1871, as per
bill approved by the Judge Of the First District
Court, $40.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New Or
leans, November :. 1871.
Yeas: Cockrem, Shaw, Delassize Remick Lewis,
Walton, BOnzapO.
BE-. F. FLANDERS, Mayor
true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE Secretary nO17 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-17
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH %
ORLEANS.
HENRIETTA MYER, WIFE OF MORRITz GRErz.
,l ner, vs. Her Husband-No. $780,

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE TENTH
l. day Of November, 1871 judgment wa rendered
in this court in the following entitled suit, in
the words and figures following, to wit: g
Henrietta Niger, wife of MOrrtts Gretmer, Va.
her Hpsbaud-Nc. 9O6O. as = -
On motion of A. L. Tissot, attorney for thorplain.
tiff in this case, upon submitting TO the court due
proof in support Of her demand, and the law and
evidence being with plaintiff, it is adjudged
and decreed that the judgment by default herein
entered ON the seventh instant be now con.
firmed; that there be judgment in favor plaintiff
Henrietta Myer, against defendent A0Iritz Gretz.
ner, her husband, decreeng . separation Of prop
erty between the said parties, and . dissolution
Of the community Ut acquests and gains existing
between them; and that plaintiff have tho full and
entire control and administration Of her property;
that plaintiff do have and recover Of her said hus
band the sum OF seven Thousand two hundred
dollars, with legal interest from judicial demand
mortgage granted by law to married women for
the protection Of their rights and claims. It 10
further ordered that defendant pay the costs Of
this suit.
Judgment signed November Is. 1871. +
T. WHARTON COLLENS, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, ct the
city of New Orleans, on this fifteenth day Of
November, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-One, and ninety sixth
year Of the Independence Of the United states.
GUS L. BERNOCDY,
nel7 del Is Deputy Clerk.