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The New York herald., 1871-12-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. O., Dec. 20, 1871.

WASHINGTON. ID. O., Dec 20, 1871. }
Synopsis toY the Past Ttcenty.,o,ur Hours.
The small area OF low barometer. with rain which
was indicated for the Ohio valley for Tuesday, de-
veloped with great rapidlty and spread over the
Middle States, with snow. An area OF low
barometer, with snow, has also moved rapidly
southeastward. over New England, where 1t still
continues. The high barometer which was in the
Northwest Monday night has moved rapidly south
ward TO Missouri and Kansas, with cold northwest
winds to the Appalachian range, and cold
norther in Texas and Arkansas. Clear weather Is
reported from most stations north and west Of
OHIO. cloud and snow in the Eastern ana Middle
states. The reports from San Francisco show that
q severe storm passed over that place Monday
and Tuesday, and heavy rains still continue.
fr0babAities
The storm on the Pacific coast VIII probably ex-
tend to Montana on wednesday, and tal
ing barometer, with rising temperature and
cloudy weather. extend to Nebraska and Lake
Superior; the high barometer In Kansas move
southeastward, with cold northerly Winds in the
Gulf States; rising barometer and cold clear
ing weather prevail In the Southern and
Middle States; the low barometer continue
with cloudy weather in New England fresh
aud brisk northwesterlv winds extend along the
Atlantic coast. Navigation being closed upon the
lakes. the display OF cautonary signals will be
supplementary Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1871.
Last night, upon the summit Of Mount Washing
ton N. H.. the barometer was 2e.4O and the thermo-
meter degrees above zero the wind, from the
northwest was blowing at velocity Of 100 miles an
hour; O heavy snow was falling at the same
time. Snow was also reported from st. Paul, Minn,
and Toronto, Canada. Rain fell at Cairo, ILL.,,
Corinne, Utah, Nashville and san Francisco. At
Mobile II was calm and f0ggy. The temperature
at duluth, Minn., was degrees below zero, at New
Orleans and San Francisco 6l, and at Key West II
degrees above.
1t was showing this morning at Bunalo, Chicago
Davenport, Iowa; Detroit and Grand Haven, Mich,
and continued falling at Mount Washington N. H..
and Toronto Canada. Snow fell In this city during
the early part or the day. raining at Corinne
and Lynchburg, and foggy and misty at
Baltimore, Charleston, Cincinnati, Knoxville
Philadelphia and Pittsburg The tempera-
ture at Duluth, Minn., was fifteen degrees be-
low zero. at st. Paul two degrees below at Escana-
ba zero, and at Savannah, Ga, sixty-fve above.
Snow fell this evening ut Boston, Burlington, VT,
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Duluth, Minn., Indianapolis,
Leavenworth, New London, New York, Phila-
ielpnia and Pittsburg. IA, Portland, Me-,
St. Louis, Louisville and Montrea. 1t was
sIeetfngl at Cape May At Bunalo and
Detroit the weather was clearing up, The ther-
momerer at Duluth, Minn., was six degrees below
Zero and five below at St. Paul, Minn at Key West
Fla, seventy.fo degrees and at Punta Rosa sev.
enty degrees.
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Died,

QurRx.-In BROOKLYN, on Tuesday. DecempeIs ~
county Kilkenny, Ireland, In the ossn year " ms
aye, -..uo.,s,,,,x ,rv,ted
u attend the iuneral IRON his late resldence. =
Hamliton street on Thursday afternoon, as TWO
o0'00A' uor otner DEANS. see Ninth Page.l
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THE FLORIDA.
a United States 0unboat Protecting Her Against
Spanish War vssssls


VI. THOMAS, Dec. IL I
VIA HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1s11.)
The steamship Florida sailed nom st. Thomas on
enc lAth nstans. under convoy Of the United states
gunboat Shawmut Captain Rotter. to protect her
from the thres tened capture By Spanish msn-ofwar
blookading her there.
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SENATE COMMITTEE ON FEDERAL RELA-
TIONS.

ST. LOUIS, No., Dec. 10, 1871.
The Senate Committee ON Federal Relations to-
DAY reported adversely on conc resolution
the proposition for an amendment to the federal
constitution to restrain the President from sus-
pending the writ Of nabeaa CORPUS
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

DECEMBER 20.
1s70-The Spanish Cortes dissolved itself-Tours 90
cupied BY tine Germans
l96l--Oeneral Hardoo evacuated Savannah.
ls0O-SOutn Carolina seeded from the Union.
fT02-Thc National Assembly passed o decree 0f
perpetual banishment rom France against
the Bourbon family.
l7ol-The Bank OF the United States commenced
business In Philadelphia
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M E x I Q O.
An American PrOtectOrate Can Only Save
the Country from Ruin.
CHAOS THROUGHOUT THE REPUBLIC.
The JuareZ Government i'm Its
Death Struggle.
1ElEeRAMs 10 THE NEW York HraAln
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. IL, |
Via HAVANA. Dec. 19. 1871.

J
Anarchy continues throughout Mexico and the
complications increase. n
The States or San Luis ana Guanauato have pro-
nounced in favor OF Lerdo de Tejeda.
Wherever party attains power it acts in des-
potio manner.
The attitude Of General Diaz's army against the
federalists Ii unchanged r#
A column OF the adherents OF Diaz are marching
on Ortzaba and General Alatorre's men are joining
Diaz.
It is reported there is discord between Generals
Alatorre and Rocha, and between both OF them and
the government. W
The Juarists are alarmed, as 1t Is supposed the
government cannot outlive the present month.
An American protecorate is seriously discussed.
The road between the capital and Vera Cruz Is In
the hands OF the Juarlsts.
Foreigners consider the only salvation for the
country VIII be In placing 1t under the American
nag.
The First Revolutionary Movement in the
NEW ORLEANS. Dec, 10, 1871.
Advices from Matamoros state that Major varges,
chief OF small force at San Carlos has pronounced
and advanced on Burgas yesterday, 100 miles from
here, and occupied the place without opposition.
This is the first revolutionary movement attempted
In the State Of Tamaulpas in favor OF Diaz, and
stimulates activity among the insurgent sympa-
thizers here. who may commence hostilities In this
vicinity at any moment
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The Erie Railroad management.
LONDON, Dec. 10. 1871.
meeting OF the Erie Railroad Stockh olders Pro.
tective Society was held to-day.
Mr.. Raphael presided. and In the course OF some
remarks said:-"The present Erie organization can
NOT long survive the fall Of the twin monster. the
Tammany Ring. An avowed object OF the republi-
can Legislature OF New York Is to break up the pre-
sent management OF the Erie Railroad"
Mr.. Raphael warned the stockholders against
making any compromise whatever with Fisk and
Gould.
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The Funeral Of the baritone Gassier-Arrival Of
Spanish Frigats.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW York HraALu.

HAVANA, Dec. lo 1s71.
Mr.. Edouard 0assier, the baritone, was buried
with great pomp to-day. Tamberlick, the well
&aown singer, made feeling speech at the ceme-
ssry.
Arrived iron.clad frigate Arapiles from Spain.
Exchange irregular. On London. AK ~ per
oent premium.
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A M q s E M EN- is.

Church Musical Association Concert.
The tnird season OF this highly fashionable society
look place hast evening at Steinway Hall before ore
OF the largest and most refined audiences that ever
Gfaced that temple OF music. The eye Of o nsodtste
weuld have bsen delighted with the diplay OF
fashions and magnificent toilets set forth In the
auditorium, and also on tre soprano and contralto
tiers on the stage, ana on every side the
eye found something pretty and pleasant to rest
upon. An apparently endless line OF carriages
nlled up Feurteenth street and Union square, and
ne creme de Ia creme OF metropolitan society hon
eFed the occasion with their presence. The pro-
gramme consisted Of Rars overture "Eine feste
Surg Haydns second mass and Weber's sPre-
closa," and the chorus and orchestra were gu ided
tnrough the mazes OF these well known works by
the sklful baton OF DR.. James Pech. The soloists
were Mrs. Gulager, soprano; Mrs. Jenny Kemptony
c0ntrato; Mr.. Leggat, tenor, and Mr.. Remmertz,
baritone. The performance was highly creditRble
both to the perf0rmers and to the conductor and
gave evidence OF long and palnstakiDg renearsals.
Ine magnincent work OF Haydn was given with pre-
clslon and due expression; and "PreclOsa." which
created sucn an impression last season at the
certs OF this society," brought out the hearty enthu-
sasm OF the audience. Dr. Pech deserves the high
est praise Tor his Efforts In the OF In this
CITY, especially as those efforts have been always
directed toward the best and most eleva ata6 an
dard OF art +mI
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GOVERNOR FOR GEORGIA.

Favor Of Smith ThrouGhout.
AUGUSTA, Co, Dec. 10, 1871.
The election for Governor to Ill the unexpired
term OF Rufus B. Bullock was the quetest ever held
IN Georgia. Only about one thousand votes were
poled In Richmond county. which were oil for
James n. Smith. The republicans took no part in
the election. The vote IN the state is ordinarily
about two hundred thousand. There being no 0p
position to the democratic candidate, II Is believed
not more than sixty thousand votes have been
polled In the entire state.
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ENGLAND.

Queen Victoria to Remain at Windsor for tho
Holidays-The Erie Railway Management
Reviewed by the Stockholders The
British Columbia Boun.
dairy Arbitration.
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THE SUEZ CANAL.
The Great Transt Route for sale-Turkey and
Egypt Refuse to Purchase
1ElresAm TO TINE NEW Yosx HERALD

LONDON. Dec. 10, 1871.
The Sublime Porte and the Khedive Of Egypt have
refused to purchase the suez Canal and N. de
Lesseps Is now applying to other governments to
erect sale.
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A SICKENING STORY.
Wife Murder In Westchester
County.

The Recent Tragedy at Sing sing-Trial Of Rich.
ard Wise in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer-
Fearful Results os Tntoxication-A Daugh-
ter's Testimony Against Her Father
He II Found Guilty Of Man
slaughtsr in the Second Degree
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1tlscaAm 10 TINE NEW YORK HsaAln

LISBON, Dec IL, 1911.
The press OF the city show much anxiety over the
largely increased emigration OF workmen 70 the
United States, ana recommend remedial measures.
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l00 6f00O ODera House,
FaAconers dramstlzation OF Levers dashing novel.
"Charles OMalley," was revived at this theatre on
Monday night 1t scarcely at subject for dramatic
treatment SO much OF the interest OF the novel Is
cenSsed in impossible to present the stage
rocking gaiety and pluck that runs through the
deal OF what the Irish would call "blatherumskite,"
about an Irishmans courage which Is very offensive
and quite spOIls the eject OF the dialogue, which at
times Is sparkling and witty As In all air. Falc0ner's
plays there Is tendency to prosiness, from which
he seems unable 10 Tree himself. there are enough
were used with better Judgment, but the general
effect is far from pleasing. Tne faults Of the play
were aggravated by the want OF skill OF
the actors, VINO, with few exceptions, were
the piece to drag vlsibly. MIR. rlorne made very
unsatisfactory Charles O'MaIley ne seemed to have
taken his type OF an Irish gentleman from some
Brougnam the next time that gentleman plays Sir
Lucius O'TriRger will furnish Mr.. Th0rne with
safe model for future guidance. M. w. Fiske, as
mind ne was moro like Handy Andy than the droll,
roguish, but plucky Mickey Free. Mr.. Davenport
made q passable Frank Webber, and was
really effective in the ball scene, which ne
there were number OF people on the stage,
1t looked quite bare and leless. The scene IN Web
Ders room in Old Trinity was the only one presented
with real life, and would have been very satisfactory
had It been cut somewhat short. As o spectacle
the play very creditably put upon the boards ana
the Introduction OF real live hofses-we wish we
sensation that Is not without attractions for certain
class OF people. In the intervals OF the acts the or
chestra performed pleasing selection OF Irish AIRS,
Wsr1 @ or he contnuer after in,a weer as
the FlOrences will appear on Monday In the power
full realistic drama-"rhe Ticket OF Leave Man."
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1ElEsaAms 10 THE new York HERALD,

LONDON, Dec. 10, 1871,
The Queen Will remain at Windsor during the
holidays instead Of going to Osborne. as was at first
nr0nnaad
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past rwentyfour nolrs, IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF last year.
as Indicated 0y the thermometer at Hudnuvs
Pharmacy, HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,
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Ado You Wish 20 Make Some Ono .
present week. puzzled know what
We VIII help yon ou. Of your dnsSty s's 60 to KNox1
Furs your 'adv ove;" and OF thoss
Oerskn Caps would be just the thing TO givo to
| friend Tom, you know. Don't skip KNOX'S.
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r = a N q T.,
The Orleans Princes Take Their
Seats in the Assembly,
PLAN Of Sale Of tho Crown Jewels-Stats rFts.
oners NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Consequences
Q the German 0ccupaHous
1ElEeaAm 10 THE NEW york BEaAlE

PARIS, Dec. 10, 1871.
Tho Duke d'Aumale and Prince de Joinville took
their seats in the National Assembly to-day.
Tney sat In the centre or the members OF the Right
Their appearance created no sensation In the
body. .
THE CROWN JEWELS.
The French government refuses TO sell the crown
Jewels TO private parties
POLrrICAL CoNvICTs AND PRISON DISCIPLINE
The prisoners Bnlioray, Rastoul and Henri Rocne-
fort, now undergoing confinement In Fort Bryard,
IN pursuance Of the sentence Of the court martals
are sick In the inflrmary at that f0rtinca ti0ns
A bill has been introduced In the Legislative 1s-
sembly providing for the release Of the Communist
prisoners who held no rank, military or Otherwise In
the insurrecrionary forces.
COLLEGIATE REPULsIoN OF PRUssIAN RULE
The number OF students In the College OF Metz
has diminished fron 500 to three persons since the
Herman occupation OF the city, and In the college
ut Colmar the number has been reduced from 400 to
go or whom 4S are Germans.
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The Vote in Savannah.

bAvANNAH, Dec. IV, 1871.
The Gubernatorial election passed or quietly.
James Milton Smith received 2.023 votes. There
was no opposition.
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NIi-ceIianeOus Notes.

Wachtel, the king of tenors appears in "Posti
lion du Lonumeau" at the Grand Opera House In
the afternoon OF Christmas Day, ami the Florences
in the evening.
Mr. John Hart appears at the Comique on Christ
mas Day.
The charming American prima donna, Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg, appears In orat0rl0 nc Stefnway
Hall on Monday.
the principal feature in the ''Black Crook" at
present Is the exquisite dancing OF Mile. Cora Ad.
rienne the premiere dysOtutd OF the ballet.
The eighteenth "Divorce'' matinee at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre takes place on Saturday next.
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A.-WhaYt0n Poisoning Case In Causiug
considerable excitement but everybody should
ticket for the Grand Rattle for the prees establishment
New York; positively TO on between Christmas
New Year 90 and sec photograph :. any Of the rolowss
places only few tickets left Readng Room Fifth
Hotel, Hoffman House and g. james; A. Brown Coz
Bros
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ...3IH
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A.-Thc Proof that Eapenscheid's Holiday
HATS the favores OF the public this exhibited
in the unprecedented rapd and extent OF his sale Thsy
alike for their fneness elegance and
They well made, and are, therefore, durab6t
they arc becoming and, thsrsfore, opulsr.
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PORTUGAL.

Artisan Emigration to America and Cabinet
Alarm.
The New York herald., 1871-12-20

A.-3O,OOO Choice Books, Suitable for Hsls-
day presents, at prices TO suit the tnes.
JOHN PYNE, 100 Nassau street.
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Holiday Preseuts 81 Affection ana CharsS
for Wiz TG!higk NV WiEsos i1S sswNo MACHINES
- Broadway.
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BnPGnins In Silver.War
WHOLESALE PRICES.
GEO. C. ALLEN, sl broadway. Fourtssnth street.
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os ns ooi % Piano sss:. M
~ Merry yy.S Cs5,:t"s; RI, s ;-Beys' and Ohild.e.'e
way goods Il Bowsry prices ''-' - '''
s.: Hsass ss%1sss rs
Broadway.
A.-The Proof that Espen.ehetd's Holiday
HATS the favores Of the public this exhibited
arc s1s
they arc ''' lis Nassau ..
=,
A..Dc Ycu Wish to Make Some Ono Z
this : wes G and S ss ps'd S sTcw ss 70 70
q
am .'qs 70
a.:s 81 e. Sssf ooS ''
A.-3O,OOO Choice Books, Suitable for He'll
day presents prices TO gt yHN sHs PT 100 Nassau ,r.
A.-Wharton Poisoning Case is Causiux
ERE . but hSs
New York; positively TO come between Christmas ana
s:s e
nue. Hotel, Hoffman House and 8. james A. Brown Cox
- wH0LEsALE PRICES
chsvxLiEs's LlSE FOR TaE HAIR restore: si.1
hair, stops is falling out. increases ts arowth.
Citizens, Reform Associatiss-HarIem t.
s:So y s 90 ::
.S.r and he Of rouS avenue win b. sos
S.s, c.n !ss
and others will ''''':; ;SSs "a 1;SsS sS%H r-..s...
sS%%is SS%h = P1sEE5Ssa 1ssaE55S$sa VIC. rr..a..'.
xHSs S.ss 3; GDgss!ssnA.'| Dgss. Secretaries.
H,s,s hsss, Sasrn.p,l cIsws rrs..ursrs
Christmas Holiday Pressnss.1Frs.ee
.ns' sSSS co., nS: sss' %
Diamonds Bought and ssld.-Gso. 9. Allsns
s4l Broadway. near Fourteenth street.
For the Helidny.-swlss Csryed Gseds:-
The Swiss Manufacturing Company. 70 ssss fouresoss
street, new iork
Holiday Presssts sf Aaecsisn and Charity
for VIE n9hs;k .s'sT W,sos i9S s9ak 9sakwrso MACHINES
% Broadway.
seeenHxxsDD seeaHxsD SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Old Pianos taken Illustrated CATALOGUES ssaA
% ssw.y Hail. 100 and Ill Rss fourssosA
street, New York
s.u,~~ OH 90 Cless Rnslness.-A eplsndlA
..scSmsni Of Paris Bon Bon Boxes and Coufsctonssys
suitable for cAr'n'' -as aASfcks Tf s:ooa s Broadway.
warasek q Co. Hnsssr.s s'. SIP .d.,. 5rs"dwsy'
asn''smsn'' isaass s,,n sfsss Ta,s s'''A ''"'
osuusmen's and Boys Fur Caps, Muler. and Gloves
Al The new sSD Fsa Hats; moasrA'e u"'-
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A.-H0rrIugss Patent HMgH
n IUN CHAMPION SAFES,
tI 9s& VeA 35l Broadway, oornse Murray strss
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For she Holidnys-swiss Carved Goods.-
The Swiss Manufacturing Company 70 hss' Fouresoss
ntreoe.
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n.ins MzfccA HAzAFD cAswELLs % COD LIVER oPL. -
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Beautiful Flowing Hair for tho Hslidays.-
CHEvALIERS LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores gray
hair, stops its falling out Increases its growth.
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italian Opcra-"Fausr."

u "
Goethes heroine with all the strong characteristics
OF those exquisite pictures OF AIRY Schefler and
ness and purity and vitallzed by fire OF love and
passion OF ner own. This evening she appears
with the entire troupe IN q grand opera concert at
SieinWay Hall, and on Saturday at the Academy
In 'Mignon.n The second aud last representation
Of I'll Trovatore" Will be given on Tuesday next.
Aimee ns BouIotte--Debut of M. Cuoeilte.
Aimee Is an artist, at all events, and to her versa
tile ability may be attributed the comparative sue.
cess which has marked the season Of opera bou6s
at Lima Edwin's Theatre The attraction last night
was "Barbe Bleue additional interest being lent to
the occasion by the debut Of NJ CGuilte, the new
tenor, In the title role Mile. Aimee surpassed II
possible, many OF her previous sparkling EFFORTS,
and, aespite the depressing influences OF q
limited attendance caused by the weather, she
sustained the wild, fantastic, but humorous charac-
ter OF Boulotte with that peculiar sprigntllness,
vivacty and finish whicn only a thorough French
artist impart to 1t. BY her we'll portrayed awk
wardness YET rakisn ana occasionally subtle move
nnng se 10 and orovKed u o era ae
OF hearty merriment but created enthusiastic ap-
plause. Her voice, too which she manages with SKILL
rendering Of all the wellkn0wn and popular ttblts
that fall TO her part evoked In most instances spon
taneous encores. The other characters were more
or less credltaby performed. anu. considering the
small dimensions VI the theatre, the production
eser ne of o s sd no
carefully studied their respective r6tes while the
chorus requires q general overhauing, being in
many instances sadly deficient III point or harmony
and precision The cast included Duchesne as
KING BODecne; Edgaru PopOani; Julien, Count
Oscar; Bertnon, Prince Saphir; Princess Hernia,
Mile. Hache; Queen Clementlne, Mile. D0rlia and
others. OF ii. C9ulltes Barbe Bleue we must be
spartng OF our c0mmendation; for, even allowing
for the nervousness incident 10 first appearance
and he was very tlmld at Zines, although o long
way beyond his eens-he hardly came up to the
general expectation. Besides displaying the quail
ties OF pretty stale voice, he evidently had not
studied the part and the little deficiencies be OBJ
served at times were to say the least, unpleasant
But, Tor all thar, M. Cnullte made favorable lm-
preston, judging from the applause which was now
and then accorded him, ana becoming more conf.
dent toward the close OF the performance ne 1ully
shared the hOnOrs bestowed on all concerned.
Doubtless the new tenor may improve when he be.
comes more familiar with the general surroundings
OF the theatre. -- -
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Ask fov Novelties Operas, 01g OratorIssA
800; Organ Books &c., Plano Books 500 ISL Broadway
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 49, 1871
A snow storm, the heaviest Of the season, COM
menced this morning. The first sleighing OF the
season was had to-day. Nt
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The Evening Report Hopeful.
LONDON, Dec. 1876 p. III.
The progress Of the Prince Of Wales towards re-.
Ncovery Is In all respects Satisfactory. a
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sseimrWxssnn sorixRE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Old Pianos taken sxchange ustrafod catAoguss -
ssnway Hail. 100 and Ill Rss Fousso'n
street., New York
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An Excellent Holiday Preses4 for q Lady,
Grover Baker SEWING AACHINB. Gaissrooms ~
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| Christwnas Holiday Presents..Frewce
Brouxes Fancy Chairs Stools Tables Piano Covers and
\ Stools O. L. kelly CO., Importers. 72% Broadway
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Merry ChrIstmas.-BOys' and Childreu'e
Hats at HEBBERDS, (l8 Broadway near Canal. Broad
way goods at Bowsry prices
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lHE PRINCE on WALES HEALTH.
Sat6aotory Progress Of the Patients Gonzales.
osnee-Ths Duke Of Edinburg's Visit


1ElEGaAhs TO the new FORK KRALn
LONDON, Dec. 1872 2. N.
The Prince of Wales continues to make sattsfac.
tory progress.
The Duke OF Edinburg, who left last week as soon
o. the Prince was declared out Of danger, VIII re.
turn to Sandrlngham on Saturday.
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s-ms-- mr. IN Closo Ruslness-A Splendid
.ss...m.rS ~ Paris Bon hon Boxes and Coufectoussy
su"soss ~ TAYLOR'5 Saloon. 86 Broadway.
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warnsck G Co., Hntters, 010 nrendway.
0entismsn's SILK Hats Seven dollars
Ladies' furs
(2eutjemcn's and Boys Fur Caps Muiiers anu o.o'&
an The new stSle Fsn Hats; moderate uri0oA