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MTSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC
ITALIAN oPERA-TRovATORE.

ITALIAN OPERA-TROVATORE.
Miss Nilsson and Brgnoli were both in fine
voice and spirits last night and the performance Of
TrovaOre," 80 far as they were concerned, was bril-
liant one 1t is not in such characters as Leonor0 that
the prma donna shows her real strength; for Yerdis
heroine is woman Of rather a common mold and vulgar
musical passiona raner TO speak though her rant
does at times 10 the eloquence OF true feeling s
Miss Nilsson enters into the spirit OF the part, and
makes IL no conventional perhaps than it
must be- Her voice Is not OF the seDsuous,
glowing and vigorous quality which look for in Le
onora but in many the softer airs Its pure and grace
full tones have excellent opportunity for display, while
her action is at all times in full keeping with the require
mens Of the meodramatic libretto Mr. Brignols best
efforts were in the Tower and the fayOre aria just
preceding the "Di qWeIid piro." This latter famous
show piece however a trhe tame, for Mr.. Brguou
takes care of himself Miss Cary. the Asacena.
full and pleasing, she almost always "a. The Di Luna
Of Mr. Barrie, who replaced BartClin weak and I'M
certain.
MUSICAL NOTES.
The ParepaROsa Opera Company is per-
forming Ia Washington.
Mrs. Monitor is announced TO give two con-
certs next week in st. Louis.
Mrs. Caroline Richings- Bernard, Mr.. Pierre
Bernard, and Mr.. Henri DrayIon are singing The En-
chantress" in Boston with a scratch company.
The veteran bassO, Tamburni, at the age of
oee from ESe anG irs w Sy nG St e
lie did when Bellini wrote 1t for him 40 years ago.
Madame Adellna Patti has closed her ST. Pc
tersburg Engagement. and successfully TO Vi
emma, London. HOmburg and Moscow returning To ~.
Petersburg on the OF December for farewell
three prior her departure for the United
States.
Dr. Ferdinand Hitler has Just closed hur-
ried visit to England. playing in London Liverpool and
Manchester At concert III the Crystal Palace lac gave
a sonata of his own for piano and vOlOncelO with the
assistance OF sig Patti. and Haydns trio IN major,
with Sig Patti and Madame Norman Seruda.
Verdl's Aida has been triumphantlv re-
ceived at Milan, the composer and the leading artists
being called out thirtysey times. II was proposed TO
present Verdi with handsome baton but the imple
Inent being finished in time the ceremony OF hand
him drawing OF 1t was grsYeiy performed ON the
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

.roucrIoN OF THE INDEMNIFY VOTE OF CON-
stD TInESCE EXPECTED IN THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, Friday. March 6, 1872.
MA nayment of two milliards of the war
ootv together with the interest TO date. the re-
.,nnr three mards. was completed yesterday at
This gives France entireIoontrol of six de-
,.nts in which she is allowed 10 maintain large
, military force as she desires
:, "A expected that Minister Dufaure will demand of
-. Chamber vote OF confidence the question Of the
.-,,narawal Of NJ Pouyer-Quertler from the Govern
nept
r~ccps are concentrating in and around Paris, as
-.o,ption against trouble on the anniversary OF the
,h ~ March The emigration from Alsace to Algeria Is
,ncre,sing and is aided aud stimulated by France.
The report that President Theirs has rendered the En-
...aorship to Berlin to NJ. POuyerQuertier, Late Min
,ar Of Finance Is denied. should the appointment Of
N Goulard Minister Of Finance be confirmed 1t is
ohsbe that NJ. ANGEL Deputy from Havre, will be ap-
r.,,nted Minister Of Agriculture and Commerce.
The Assembly to-day rejected the proposition Of Dep
,v Rrunet to erect the hill Of Trocadero temple 10
Tan. Christ as a testimony to belief in God necessary
mr. the national regeneration.
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

James b. Forsyth, ex-Mayor Of Chelsea, Mass,
died yesterday.
Gen. Won Moltke is making a tour of Italy, and
Is \ Naples
49,. Secretary Boutwell, was somewhat better yes
terdsy still couhDed 10 his bOuse.
The Grand Duke Alexis inspected one OF the
lsrgest sugar plantations 10 Cubs yesterday.
-. The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil have ar
Lisbon they s the VI The 18Th for ho DO
JsneiIO.
The Hon. William NJ. Evarts, counsel for the
United states before Board VI Arbitration has e PARIS for
London.
The President will give a dinner to the jap
Bna.sors "Wednesday Ia 'duon 20 10. ,ad
the iBEted MI Mon MIN
Cabinet officers tbeiJnste. thae The
President Speaker Blaine senator Cameron Gen Banks Adn FOR
ter, soLcOr0tperal Brsow, and Gov Cor.
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POLITICAL.
HOW GRANTS CASE LOOKS ABROAD.
Prom TIE Pan MAI Gas,n.

Prom The Pau Mol Gaz,n,
The reelection of President Grant is begin
ming look lees certain than did little while ago.
The decision few weeks TO hold the National Re.
publican Convention for the selection Of candidate for
the Presidency, at Philadelphia the 6h Of June was
regarded at the time decisive victory for him.
practically 10 insure his denomination but already this
beginning to be doubted. Many causes have combined
to damage the Presidents chances In the first place
the inquiry into the New.York CustOm-hOuse frauds Ia
lowering him in the eyes OF those who believe him
personally clear OF all participation In the scandal for
II shows him To be- at the best utterly incapable udg
ing Of character In the second place the failure of the
Washing Treaty - injurng his reputation. The
Americans shrewd enough Ia that no Statesman
could expect claims extravagant those advanced
III their to be paid even they awarded and
therefore the Presidents enemies are already urgng
thar they were manufactured solely for eecioneeIin9
purposes Whether well or III founded il cannot lie
denied that this charge Is plausible; for IL the arbi-
traton had gone on, the award could scarcely have
been given before November, when the election
takes place. Therefore, ION this theory the President
might indulge IN any amount OF bunkum without fear OF
the result njuring his electioneerng prospects will
Ice seen that strong temptation offered him to
appeal to the spreadeagleism OF the multitude. II
his supporters could have gone the country
that he had not only compelled England apologize
her hostility, but had forced her in position In which
had yanly tried 10 ruin his popularity would have
risen a. almost 10 nave make opposition look like treason
But now his opponents are beginning TO say that In
Ills anxiety 10 secure a selfish advantage he has
OyersbOt the mark and endaL gercd the peace OF 1.-THE
country. And the fall OF American securities the
European exchanges adds n sting 10 this accusation
Meantime the Liberal Republicans, the section OF his
party opposed to him called themselves, have held
great meeting in Missouri and have determined TO call
National Convention at Cincinnati the first Wednesday
III May TO nominate opposition candidate for the
Presidency III they select not repugnant TO the
Democrats, and frame SatfOTm which both parties
combine, President Grants chance Of reelection
Will he ieomrdzed. In any case, the split In the party
renders bis prospects much more doubtful than they
lately
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DIED.

BsCosou de IN inst Mary wife Of sse n. B'eon
o,h ns II oE a. m rom her se rcsdsucs No % s..i
Twenty -sIst-st, without further Invitation
BAKER-Dp Friday shon llDess Dr.. gh, Baker
The yss and friend. ar. respectfully invited to attend the su.r,i
West on sunday he oh INST at d
BArHGATEA Ns"ats s. J. The s is., sarah NJ eldest
Relative, dea nye to attend The ner'l rom her i,tSer'
Ineunen. Mount Pes,sn, Cemetery
FowLER-p city Friday March ls72, suddenly Peter 8.
souce Of flseraitsr-sher
HALLAt Geneva n Y Monla March 1872 Abraham B. Hal ia
BEMPHL-on THURSDAY March T Aug Henphn .ges IS ye.
Toe and friends of he family 'hs mrners of Co"psoy
ist eTs .erySs :; G lot, rrrss So Z. West Twenty
- on sunday March 10, AZ 4 o'clock N.
4EY-In Brooklyn willie X infant Of J. md Mssss
IT, rrad,es md friend, send the funeral from Is
PareB lsl south OxOrist Molia The llih a. 10
LAWRESCE-On THURSDAY March Bsars Lawrence Of he arm a
Herr. Lawrence a sons. sgel 70 grsrs
Relatives and lnert' D'i'ei TO attend Ae qnsr'l on s'1a.5
Frat ~ near ga fi IdiSS' Brsosi1n h D
PERRY-Ou wdnesv s. BIZ, residence 2Jl East oSs.
bunire ourlr, Rev. Perry, IA !ss 18th ys" %
FdeBi II tte fsu7 ,r invited attend funeral services At st.
jane, f. Cbuh Madison sud One hundred and:
5rer ren reqesisl ,h house at III O'Clock
QIyBY- Thurs,y Msrch the residence Of her ,oodo
water Ha: & 9 9aSs 5,I ass ii year,
ihs Church u Fourhs and Lafye'iePAee
RASDELL-Saden Charlie Waterbury, only child o. LycA war;
bry Rane aged 10 and month";. Minnie AHt
united.
FIN er, from the drnca 3lT West Fny Sr.tst
Remains Will be taken W oelATn
sAUSDERs-On FRIDAY inst, T.. P. saunders.
respectfully nyui stten&
Transformation,
n-,r Flnh-aye 90 SundaF lOth a. u O'Clock ..
Salem Mass. snd N chgan papers please copy.
sNrTuO Thursday morning 7h INST iropsy h~ brain RtA
Lord youuge- daughter Clarence h. aai sarah e. sGih, ased
months, AMI 10 days i.
Tb family respectfully invited 70 ssna
seventh st. on SATURDAY afternoon Marcel a, } e~s
VAN BRUSr-Sadrr THURSDAY evening March sarah u ys4
Bunt widow VI ~m b. Van Bun'i as~i o. years moan ana
Relatives and y fny nvf attend the hIrers
sunday March 49, Greenwood Church fifteenth
corner FOurhsye., Brook Remains All be Aea q
Greenwood Cemetery.
ZABRISKEOn Friday March Eliza c. vie Of " ~ 1 Lto,n-.
n The "a be-
Tie ,ges and friends also members Of the Masonic
my \ r. A. requested 20 attend the funeral hOn leg
Niusirsnth-st Sunisy lph iast ..
NJ Her remains be Saddle River ir at~nnnt
Monday 8 no.
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WHERE Is TWEED,

Wherever Mr.. Tweed may be, many efforts
70 nnd him IN NewYork City yesterday fruitess.
A rumor that more OF his bOndsmen had de-
termned surrender HIM gained credence and the OF
fcials most interested in his whereabouts more
than ordinarily exercised to his One fact
was accepted having peculiar bearing Mr. Tweeds
casehis Office Duane st. closed yesterday, and
n placard the streetdoor announced that the
formerly occupied BY Mr.. Tweed we're ito let" H.
Quries at the Metropolitan Hotel and a. Mr. TweeG's
residence IN Fiftnaye made without result, aud
the general impression that the "Boss had been
frightened into temporary retirement by Mr. Garyeys
sudden temperance. Peter B. sweeny ia sil IN the
city.
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ANOTHER SERIOUS RAILsoAD AccIDLNT

SEVERAL CARS THROWN DowN Az fMBANK-
MINT BY 4 BROKEN RAIL-sEVERAL PERSONS
INJURED.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. March s.-The passenger
train this morning from this city for Ne"-fork was
thrown from the track about two miles below the spring
field depot. The tram running around a curve at
the rate of only about Is miles when t encoun
tered broken rail. The engine and the Adams Express
car passed the break but the four cars next follow
ng-the baggage mail, smoking, and one ordinary pas
senger car-went down an embankment: Behind mem
three sleeping carr All OF whlch zen te tS "us
was injured Altogether not more than ~ or II persons
injured. and it IS believed none IataIg' AHons
those Injured Admiral De Rohan or France, PACK ana
sides; William Kennedy Of Hartford ye badly cur u,
head. y H. Forbes OF Troy n Y head; T.. 4. Thompson,
brnse. James Mctiann II New-Hsven generally brsed
idiqTSST II is wonderful that none killed The
PARENT airbrake probably saved an awful disaster The
mail caught fire aud was destroyer WIN Ialse
amount Of mail matter.
LArER-In addition 10 the list already forwarded OF
the wounded by this mornings railway disaster, Mrs.
william Leonardo of Chelsea received severe internal
injuries William T. Walker OF East Abingdon scalp
"a wound IN the abdomen; Charlie Waller OF hartioTd,
bruised about the head and drlocated arm ChIres
AZ -fickney OF Newtonville. brusr tn. side ana leg
These make the whole number OF the injured hfetn All
Will PROBABLY recover
Considerable annoyance has been felt by the
merchants and bankers Of the city ID consequence OF The
burning OF the mail at Springfield Mass. aud many OF
them not knowing Of the fire, called at the Posohce To
learn the cause of the non arrival OF their corresponds
ence sst of sprin gield. ...,,,
The burned mail one Of The most Important "mcl
comes from the East leaving Boston AZ an ana gen
sraly bIindng the rmtauces aud orders from Iner-
chants and bankers 10 their CORE ,ondehS nsre me
following dispatch was received ut the PostOmce hefe
Yesterday: e..,,rv,, N.,,te
: n K.Arp SIpsrfsead>Ht NALL. Neir York Po'i"gff,
N"H OF u's"'.'- ~ II. &. LES. Postmaster.
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ENGLAND.
o'co>xoR's sANlTY-ARRIyAL OF THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON.

ocoNNOR'S sANITY-ARRIyAL OF THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON.
LONDON. Friday. March 9, 1872
commission of medical men who were APP
pouted TO examine as to the sanity OF Arthur OConhor'
the assaiant OF the Queen. have finished the duty as
signed 20 them They find that the man is Of sound mnd
but an enthusiastic FenaD. OConnor IN explaining 10
tho commission why his weapon was not loaded When ne
assaulted Her Majesty, said he wouldhave used oadtu
pistol his attack, but he only desired 10 irgh'en '
o,asp into compliance with his demand. ANY fatal re-
.uit Of his assault would have brought the Prince OF
wales To the throne that event he does not desire 10
occur He wishes queen Victoria TO DO the Last En-'"
monarch.
The steamship City Of Washington arrived Mt queens
town th- evening tow Of the tug klngfi'her ana
Steamship city Of Durham
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had partly forgiven for proving them In
the wrong, but tho last seven weeks has
revived more OF that old dislike than one would have
thought possible should like TO cover II all up and go
on pretending 1t does not exist and that we shall love
each other heartily when Spring comes; but how much
good would there he In sham Of that kindf There is
whatever We have got to face the music We do
stand TO each other stood last and II will
be long ere shall again shake hands with such
hearty grasp and wishes exchanged last
SUMMER. g. W.
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PERSONAL.
acted here at all

The daughter of Mungo Park, the African
traveller, is dead
The King of Bavaria has reappointed Baron
ebig President OF the Academy OF Science ana non-
mated him at the time COnservatorOehera Vi tue
Science Collections of the state.
Prince Czartoryski, replying to disparag-
ing remark Mr.. Beales, that the British e1agi'
tatOrs services in the Of Poland Will never cease
~ be remembered by his countrymen.
Count Moltke sent the following patriotic
sentiment 10 some one In Monaco who applied for his
autograph "A nation il only free @hen II has become
powerful through unity and is able 10 maintain Its ine-
uendence."
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MEXICO.

SEVERAL SUCCESSES OVER THE REv0LUTI0NISrs.
CITY OF MEXICO, March I, via Havana March
s-Gov PesGuiera has defeated the revolutonists
under Gen MARQUEE in sinnlos. Col Osuna has de-
feaed go revouonists under Porra at Lmon, sinaoa
Cen Corona has routed the revolutiOnists in Jasco
There are contradictory reports OF the battle before
Luis Potos 1t il said that Gen. Rocha has ia ken
up a position IN Aguas Calentes.
The removal of the seat OF Government to Vera Cruz
IL discussed. II is considered that the Government
would be in better position there 10 ask and receive
aid from the United states In case OF necessity.
The ed tors OF the capital have formed society the
members OF which agree To abstain from mutual per-
sonal attacks in future, when discussing politics
other matters.
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GERMANY.

, perIArE APPOINTED IN BERLIN-sUCCEsS OF
THE SCHOOL INSPECTION BILL.
BERLIN, Friday, March 8, 1872.
The Government has discovered that the
,,ae has secretly appointed the Archbishop OF Posen
c,.,a of Poland This Primary has been long extinct
anon Poland was kingdom Of the functions of the
pnse was to act Regent in case OF the death or ao
.ence Of the sovereign. .,
The Upper House Of the Diet to-day passed the bii
ooying for the Government supervision OF schools pS
VOTE II rs 10 &C.
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Buffalo BiIl,s best shot

Although ne renowned has len tie metropolis "herr sr -
tr,e'ed much attention eo Of dee remains rh as
This record Ba. B bis h,i S- Blnne She hss sn,s
story based the adventures Of The expert Western trailer .ho
Uaee sam employs AMI u ths red ns>S
Zoe II Is narrative u real vivid oetusss
of border e II. hunting trials We ns~f
hardly that As Ned BGnias gfs crcaVey for rHE Nss YoxS
VERIFY oos
sAIrH sielyeaaei paper The number r,sy
soESss the beginning u Bryy.Lo
sH0f' OF course tber- siu he a rush ior
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DOMYsTIC PORra.

RocxLAsp Me- March sTss Bo.sor Rsrasos.
Glen L~xe Of Dr Island
WITH "A feet Of an the hold Crew xAla
eosros March sArn 3D. o. gsnboss Profile from Nsv Yos
steamships kennedy from Bhnorsi Arss os Pbsssi,as Gss~
from Nsv.fors.
savasNAH 8-Arrived steamship from Yssk,
Nassau; Traveller. rom Norfolk, n q
Below Cleared ship Raxssr FOE Dabh
bss Nile for liverpool Mar Read r Beaufort C scsr n.
G, Hart. for Baltimore.
CsAussroy. e., Msrt a-Arfyed steamship Jnsss sdge,,
rom Nes. Yors. .chr @ B. Wool from Wllnns-o1. Del
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THE CASE OF THE REV. DIR. HUSTON.

WARRENTON, Va, March S.-In The Metbo-
dist Conference, this morning. the OF the Rev Dr
Huston was called up The Doctor appeared before the
bar and made statement OF the circumstances under
which he left Baltimore After much animated debate
Committee of Inquiry appointed for an imnedlhts
investigation The Com mittee will ait during the session
OF the Conference. The vote three 10 one for hp
moi lninInlitef.
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HEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
, Cufpv SIGNAL OFFICER. ,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OfIIH(
Wl-HINGTON. March 9-l q IN.
Sy,oDsis for the past tueHtufour hours. ID.
The measure has continued To recover Hs'ii
over New In dana, with nOTthcry to westerly "ihds
and clear weather very generally. ,,,,-.,.,
n has continued diminishing from iht Hii-Su%-l wv
eastward over the South Atlantic ana Mlhulc .tatgr
The are, of snow has extended eastward over Lh u'e
State and that OF rain over Virgiula tie SCUM A"c
aud Gulf States. -, ,.or tho Tn
per Mls-.-ipp Valley and Western win oies
M weather north VERY Winds ana Ihhk tt.lp'Is
lure The area ef low barometer Is central over Noi"'
Indiana. , ..,,
The area Of snow viii extend eastward o'.r the NV
Cnyland STATE, duiug to-uLht and on SATURDAY nnrn
inc l. barometer viii continue falling from W. oNa
lakcs 10 Floridn and eastward TO the Athno te
low barometer Will cOIInue moving NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
over Southern Nichiga and into Canadh. go. Aha
The wind will probably yeer 70 eastefly owl 'no
New.England States 10 night and 10 the south'IH III
ssturd.y they will to increasing
and souibery over the Middle States tong
bo,nmeter railing temperature. ana nOfth.Wr,rtei
winds Will nd during the night To Lake ,
southern Ohio, and probably south Cafonnh, anu V'
satnrdav over Michigan Lake Erie, ana virginia, AZ,
Dangerous winds anticipated TOR We atlal,.
and IN coasts TO ght. but increasing o. hfisk e.
and soufherlJ winds are piOiaps ioi 'no "' N
East Atlantic coasts on saturday
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TILE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION.

PHILADELPHIA, March s.-The Centennial
Commissioners were conveyed 90 Fairmount Park this
morning, and, after putaking OF banquet at the pa
yiion were shown the yaros sections Of the Park and
,usfecod the two ste, PROPOSED for the projected ey
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Prof. fhandier's Report The Tribune q Justly
caused sarm The sale Of dehdrahng fuis oi apy
,d uus b. At arrested or calamity sorse 'hln hss 81
lineage VII ogerks WIczEs Oh this Report
shows a. been yond ioub and therefor. eA the
ing oon6fsace FhSl ae pablo has already placei
J. n. WCKKs. 100 Aadsn-lsSs, n r.
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LATEST SHIP NEgS.
Foe other snip bsrs see Second Pags.


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applied
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MARRIED.

wILLARD-yAS DIN BRRGH-T &. Willard Helen Van Des
Berzh dlrShs Vi Hon Via lea BeFzh Ceson Renssesss
County, n. l.
Al Notices OF Marriages must be lndors>d Hsth MI
unD md adj
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Renne's No gic Oil Headache Nsarags RheuDsusn
IRE Tarost, Cod j he Head, COntnsiOss. Try H.
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hibon buildings The site at Lansdowne was especially
admired for the beauty OF the scenery and prox
unity 10 railroads leading North. South East and West
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Removal.

aoup- kinds mueh Improved By tbs addition Of s,assr&
spoon hi HAP0RD LHCETERspRx TABLE, Ssucs 10
this r-pe you si boOs i5o Hsfori tHsn .hoA