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New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
MILK PRODUCERS IN COUNCIL.

"a FAIR PRICE FOR PURE r-ORG,y,,
TION OF THE FARMERS MILK -PRoDIcIsc
ASSOCIATION. VA"
The milk producers who supply Ney.Yo-,
met, yesterday In convention at the Merchants, p"
change, No. 50 Pincst.. 10 establish an associato,
Il. Hoster OF Vermont was elected Chairman. Ana W
Il. Hunter chosen Secretary. The call for the ma.
Ing was then read.
j. t. McNaughton OF Vermont ssatisfaeton ~
arisen from the disorganzed state Of the milk bu.l,.
alike In the producing, middle, and consuming ine,s
II general organization can he effected. we feel ,
there would not be much dissatisfaction anon, "a.
producers and the consumers.
A voice-Tell us what the dissatisfaction H.
Mr.. McNaughton--A producer comes to New.yo,s =.
contract for the sale OF his milk and nds that he
dispose OF his produce without the aid OF middem,
We know that reasonable price IL paid here by the ~
make the business profitable 30 the pr0dDc,,.
The great complaint is that the producers do not recsy
enough for their milk.
T. L. Hurd OF West Cornwall. on the Housatonie-,
have ascertaned that the number OF Of nil
brought into NewYork daily Is 1000 The Board a.
Health shown that 5000 OF water are Add
If this water Ia taken away the market "a not supplied
III do away with the 5000 cans Of water per dv
will accomplish great good for all consumers Ths.
are men enough back In the country TO produce rra
qualities of milk but before it gets 10 the
manipulated Every dealer detected in the ssle a
watered milk should be subjected to heavy ne and hi,
milk should be sonasoated more perfect orgsn,stos
York City. We only ask to be allowed fair price o
good article.
constitution containing the following provisions wa
then adopted
The the association shall be the Pameu MH Ptss
Association
r. Tue object Of the Association s be procure united r-,-s
tson Of all the farmers supplying milk 10 Newiork markets
pertaining ~ their interests milk producers.
III farmer engaged IN producing milk from Tor TIE
York market shall be eligible to membership in ts Association
" The officers Of this Association shall be: Pre.leat
number Of veePreHdens equal the number Of railroad m
sented this Association. g. Treasurer. Secresry
WI The ANIMAL fee for membership shall be 50 cents
TX The milk producers each line Of rad and ia branehs M
local association auxiliary TO this and the PreSteas Of
soeistion shall be VcePredent Of this general organization
The following permanent officers were elected:
President Grnne Bart Wawick Railroads Secretary, w Bs
edict Warwick Railroad Treasurer b. HOtgkns Of NevYot
The convention then adjourned. The President sub
seuuently appointed the following:
Committee confer with Rslroadsohn LOOMS E. MeSsuz
T. ). Gold
Committee Legislative acOnM Ten, Gnrer Ban
Wm. l.. Benedict.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
CRIMINAL COURTS.

The prisoners convicted during the present term of
the nted States Circuit Court will be sentenced Saturday
I'm the United States Circuit Court James s.
Wooho1se found guilty YESTERDAY Of executing fraudulent bail
bond The Sr bankruptcy and was reminde for sentence
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan Edmund Moriz No 81 Stanton charged with
failing report Board Of Health OF smallpox his
pending trial the Court OF General Sessions
William Dooy charged with selling unstamped
cigars, he yeseriay in 900 bail BY Commissioner Shields to
the Grand Jury Francis Bsrreo charged With
selling egan properly boxed held lO0O bail for
ton.
In the COurt of Special Sessions, before Judge
shany YESTERDAY Henry Schroeder for obtaining So BY falsely
resenug himself, be the advertisement CLERK Of the stats ZIg
Pentenar John Haon and John
picking Nsssu last Monday the House of
Refuge Thomas Mclaughlin assung oheeT Le of the Seventh
Preciuc City Prison ~ days
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
THE HAYS MURDER CASE.

VIM. F. Howe applied to Judge Cardozo,
Yesterday in the Court of Oyer and Termner, for the
admission to bail Of Michael Hays, lately arrested on
bench warrant murder and committed to tho Tomos
trial. Hays is charged with stabblng James ODon-
nell I'm liquor saloon in the Seventh Ward in May, 1851
and has evaded the law since that time un
t few days ago. having spent most OF the interval In
the mines in California. Mr.. Howe claimed that the
prosecution political persecution, and originally
attempt at blackma and that In addition, Hays had
surrendered himself the old accusation which was
strong argument in favor of the prisoners innocence
Judge CardOzo decided TO transfer the whole case TO the
Court General Sessions leaving IL to that Court TO de-
eide the question Of ball
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
sIrppREsstNG THE RIVER PIRATES.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
Recorder Hackett sentenced Cornelius Mahoney no
tori0us river thief to State Prison for five years for
stealing six tuns OF pig iron, belonging to the Ramapo
Iron Company. from vessel lying at North River pier
Assistant DisuctAtorney Sullivan in summing up the
case for the people said that every shipper to the port Of
New-York had TO deduct considerable fraction from
his profits "short delivery caused by the depreda
ons river pirates and the Court should suppress
that crime effcctuay as lit had put down emigran
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

get clients II she can't drfya a ho,..-.
companies will not employ her; while the hs
cess OF any exceptional woman In eitb., "a.
these lines will not compel aDy oth.
follow IN her footsteps. But Of all womeng ri9bt.
slider that the most precious and nalienabe and
10 De taken from any against her will IA tha az
not TO vOte-tbe right To stand apart from Tho @ rsAi
and, unshakeD by its excitement and ts passIona'ea
assist the man to hold fast TO honor and 10 truth
endeavored to show, that by conferring upon al, ns
the right TO vote, because some few desire n
from tens or thousands their right 10 vote snI s
thein against plea ana ren0nstrance. into the rnre
pontical arena. This course. my vote, for one 80 -
sanction. " ''' eA<l
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
COURT cALRSDARs-ras pkr.

srPnSxx CouKr-CRoUr-PARrs and H-Atjournsd FOR the
Term.
CH,xBgsS-Adjourned TO Saturday March 90
SPECIAL Tsss Adjourned 10 Monday April L. go
suPKRIoK CorRT-rRLAL rBRs-PARrs l. and H--Adonrned
for the Term. -. -
Coxuos PLKAs-TRhL THRs-PARrs l. and IiAdoarrsd for
the Term.
MARINE corar-TMAL TERM-PARrs l., IT,, and III-Adourned
for the Term.
CouRr sEsHoSs-Befofe Recorder Haehe-John
Mor,p Robert msnugher Martin Meehan, burglary
iasc White William EobeJ elonous assanI and battery; Henri
Newman Frederick Ear grand larceny Francis Lyaeb William Rob
insou petit larceny. -. =. -, .,,-- q, Al.
Cassear or March 2s Sos 2 , I l6 H. 49, 49, snd lo
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
D,CCENC Ipg SdTIED

FOR HAMBURG kc-ln steamship ThurinFa March % -Mr w.
Pomeroy Miss Alice pomerOy Master Pomeroy Lemne Pon,
and servant Mrs Dr. A. Prpmann, Ms Louise sydow LuNs h9
child Iaeser Mrs Lous Lensu children snd serva H. !s,hs
and sdy Miss Jenny Burke Miss Rosa Iausk ls Janenir ,ns
sdy Mrs Gaugyeh Miss Bertha h a. 1oeeEpef
and cbIdreu Mrs A. schnwnd and family L. s. Levy Dr. n A
/ NJ Waiter NJ s. Greenbanm II. Loeb, Josepf D. Never
N,s.., T. Never Tn Ovngton Louis Becke A. Bsner, sr
Fed Kaz.nbach sternber Louis hsver MARI Meyers se
wife and children NJ b. 0ehs sDd children DAVIS VIE and n
IL Weber and LADY John klnghammer and lady, Mrs Loews
Mrs Dina Well Mrs Maria Peser, Mrs Dr. Grnoeri hs bso.n
Rosentbal Kroneck Mrs Segman, August Au1snan
Buchman Bsrutb. David Bsuh Claude T. Settler s'.
and ady Joseph GsdemsnB Geo. Oerthe A. Dahruan f brs
Wunsch Henry Zacbii Mrs Sarah Magahey Jo1 Bsia
Nicolaus SchHartL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY, MARCH %.

No Steamship Mails.
SATURDAY. MARCH N.
Mails Rurope Liverpool. steamship City of Ioss
ZOO Supplementary Mail Per No. IS, ~ T.,
closed at $3.50 m. .
AN deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid sa
double POSTAGE
A Pruss Closed Mail Is sent by this line
Mails the German Bremen. steamship Rhea
close Hoo IN. A GerInsn mail only direct bg this line
Mails for Aspnwa and Panama Central American and Soaih IA
cife Ports &c. By steamship Ocean Queen. close at 10
SUNDAY. MARCH 81.
All Mails close at II O'Clock Tar FOsOhee open IRON
m II LII
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
P4SSFNGPRS 1RRTTED.

PROM HAvANA-Iu steamship Cleopatra, March 81 silss
wm A. Blackburn, q. q. Bendsel
Ia sesm.hp Crescent City March 2sM vlva IT, sparspr O.
Caldwell J. Anfd 4 RAymOnd ~ O. Pain. RObt Bl.Dch.u
p Spaing Rafslss HsrnanGez r. Ptoa Mis- H. CochraD -
Cocfrsu r. Graves Ettzngr Jacnto Costa Alex Mathis ws
and servant O. j. Ropiqu and wife H. Truman and wife Mrs M
lard Mrs Dnrn w Adams and Wife d. Scott A. Bsiasano B j.
CLAY Miss Laura Clay L. TaltOu Walter Kane hsr
REYNOLDS d. H. Knowton A Epperos T. A. Ws Geo. Draper ns
Kate = Pit,sbone Mis-. T. Dubois Pbone, Robt Psbone,
Fisher and wife Miss N. NJ Fisher, Y Morales
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

ont NJ publjo enterprises and especially
In snch as have been carried out mainly by their own
money Mr. Bisohoffshen, rs tho London agent OF ne
Era k.uwav Company, deeming It ncOnslstent with
that position to be member OF the SHAREHOLDER U3m
who has been long Identified with the financial interests
of America and Europe"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
MAYOR HALLS CASE.

The prosecuting counsel against Mayor Hall
been attending during the past week. to private
professional engagements. The Mayors will be
moved for trial practicable probably at
an early day. the to be pursued by the prose
cution has already been determined.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

The Massachusetts Pioughman, published by
Geo. Noyes Of Boston, contains complete monographs
report of the National Agricultural Convention, recently
held at Washington, d. c.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Suu'urs..... $50 sun 62 Moon rises.lo
sisH Dat-sG -
Sandy Cows Island. .ll32 Hell Gate Ferry ~
wsrsB THIS DAY-P. N
Sandy Hoos Cows Island lE59 Hell Gate Ferry III
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oF SEw-ToBsS '.'''AAAcH 's'
HIrADEn

PORT oF W-HoBk,su,.,,!l''''" MARCH 'S
CLEARED.
Steamship Thuringis Gerl Meier Hamburg 6e kunhads 70
steamship MORO Castle Curtis Atlantic Mail Seasp 20
Steamship Herman Livingston Cbeesefnan, savannah Lns''
Pox Co. - 80 , vLco
steamship Albuare Walker Norfolk. City Point and hhs'
oS Sh yenteer Hoses Philadelphia Lors Steamship Co.
steamship W G. Perrpont Shropshire PHILADELPHIA A. Aessa
Steamship D. G. Uuey, Davis, Phsdelphla, j. 4 n Buss~
Steamship Bristol. wallace PhladetpbiA-
steamship TacoDy, Nichols, Phadelphia.
Steamship Beverly. Pierce. PbilnieDhl
Steamship Chesapeake. Johnson Portland J. J. Ames
steamship GIsucus Walden, Boston. H. y. Dimoek.
shin Nile IBrI Newcsmp Liverpool Snow d Burgess
Ship Cock Sherbune Melbourne D. 1 Ba69n c,,,,,
Rsrk Pekin SEYMOUR Melbourne, Mailer, Lord Qlereaa
Bark Ann Elizabeth. PheIsn, Mat.nlas ,r.,,,...GC.
Brig ssas Spsnl saas Palms M,jOrcO Span ek1e 80
Bris s H. DAVIS i3rJ Davis Thomas W l.. BOYD h'sth
Brig r. NJ Tinker Thomas Matanras Carver Barnes
Brig A. Richardson wauss Galveston e NJ s@espSs
srhn (eorgeta Lori Cages &c. Bolnd Dearborn So%
schr Issdnc star jBr Poote Yarmouth 81 Hene Pir,e
Sebr A. b. Baxter lBr Baxter Yarmouth ~ s. Crinn 10 ls,
RdgewOOd, Deriekson, Geo'Se'o"n ana FOi' DUE
0 sebr Mary LouIsa Garkir Washington, G. zOPha ha
schr Jelfie Turner Portsmouth. " H.. Jed FRYE 20
ssb, Annie Boosnd VOORHEES, Richmond. Van Bunt pro
scbr Cor, Nash Wright Csai. Me-. john lngshim 20
Schr T. Y. Nightingale, Hbysrd, Caius me- j. p0'"''
schr Report Hart, Providence
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips Havana March ~ Sa "l''
" F. Alexandra Sons u..., March q With Mise snS
Steamship Crescent CITY, Van sse' ha'ana "A''-
pass 10 Atlantic NAL steamship Co. A a. sat pas 70 on
SssIrship Albemare Walker Norfolk. &C. Win n' -"
stasDsbo Aanee Shute Salem with nds and pass n
sesS,S,p wvsnohe Couch RcbmOnd Ciy Point 'n'
pds. AMI pass TO Dominion stsamslp 90 M ,, 70 Lolas
steamship Volunteer, Hoses Phl'del9Aii' WIZ
''TsI Rr@ E,. Thomson (of Yes'HlSenl Bates Ponce -"
with mOlasseS IRs DAYS Will wool
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

THE OCCUPIED FRENCH DEPARTMENTS.
BEHAVIOR OF THE GERMAN ARMY OF OcCUPA-
TION-QUARTERING THE TROOPS ON TIE IN
HABITASTs.
IPROM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRlBUNRI
NANCY, Feb. 2G.--There are so many strange
stories circulated in Paris to the condition OF the six
departments Of Eastern France still occupied by the
German troops, and such strange stories told
If the cruelty Of the foreign troops, and the
severe suferngs OF the Inhabitants of those de
partments. that | have determined to satisfy myself
<f the actual condition through personal observation
The occupation Of territory by foreign troops after peace
has been signed Is well known 10 be fruitful Of
,batred than ITSELF for in time OF there is
always the hope Of change Of fortune which may turn
the vanqushed Of to-day into cOnquerors tomorrow
peace signed the unfortunate inhabitants Of
Eastern France know their fate For more than two
years they have 20 every day the hated uniform Of
c0nquer0rs the streets and " possession Of the
forts and public edifces.
The Germans behave wonderfully well in these occu
pied departments II not that they spoke another
tongue, and wore uniform which was hurtful to the
eyes of the inhabitants the presence OF the German
troops their relations the civil government OF the
occupied departments might well be compared 10 the
!ae clpatOn OF the chief strategic points OF Canada
by the British garrison. These German troops, though
hostile the French Government take their orders
81 ~ far their organization and move
ients, from Berlin the British troops did from Lon
don. They are also, In manner. an fn,perfnm IN I'M
9,criO. Although not bound 10 obey the
local authorities, they would If necessary
lend strong hand 10 the Government
u the VI ri0S oecaring. The French police aud
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

Bari GyIden Love (NOrl. PeierSa s ias'S5s SosfTsE
soHooNEKs-k'N 80 80 % Trcg Gloucester
Elizabeth English Portland ~ Rrk,T Norsak.
Giysey, Ne~.iayeh Firsheth B, Nesfor
j. Terry fro'oTu1o \ Y. Thompson. he~'h"e"
sasO Lodge Somerset q 1 n KsliS' Bedford.
Jas Phelps, Providence lns New Bsdfori.
la, Hoffman Providence w.i,'t Wv U,ye-
Rlyie Davis, Boston. n : bean Tauntan
NJ whod NelheeI r r Abel Providence
Frank aer~io, Providence A. n Goald Providence
Atlantic New Bedford. .. a..c,iert -, Stouiazioa
IoLn Crockfori Providence t ~ p,.,, Rosioa
Lady Rmma New iiatea Sea PoSeT, NsS. Beit'ra
Maria Lunt Providence. Ssr,h Rlt,beih. Nes beSiofa
Adde Walton Boston s.,sns Prvdssr9
lhos Potter. New bcilorn' ~ ,yrse S,src Bo,oa
e. e Smith, Wsrehsm Cbss = Rcgcrs. Lane''m~
Golden Eagle. New Bedford - = Poxg. Providence.
JoaI,a Francis Nsv-Beisord 9's.Esoos 1 Proyid,nor
Mar Loulss Prcuaenoe John Warren, Prosiiehee
J. NJ. Bsylcs. Providence west DeaBs Boston
Messenger ranntou. I.dy Anlrn, Ns~ betior@
fleetwins & noo.'1 pa,ii,ree Jala Baker, NsNiiA'eA
Wm Allen Baltimore. . -
WiSp"ssndowu Hsb, sR ee'r
SAILED. - 4. ti,v,pci,
49, Gor New orleans; n. LNinssteo' "'
Garrison Albemsris, for hehis'nd'
MEMORANDA. .. >,...,,i ,sssf
u,,x, March a. The Roys M.l resmsp cpIpis ssa -.
from JAna'a Is,,s no,, The ROYAL Nal selm,e ahsmpsa
tas sssisnd the Raope.n mall sh "A fr Colon viii h'
s.a% 1s.rs 4 10 interruption Of The oan S, stores Ss
Bns Chnie. ". William. rS q, es% s olss,s 80
philadelphia icr S1sSa ~ s.,so va. disch.rd ia ish''
feared the vessel will become 'oa "' o,ys
DOM s.rs. Asss L r.or hon r'n ,r.Ssr.
20 y 4, u Kya iroin London, hhg, zen. 1en. Nss,s
S Sssm' po,e, w Wa Mason and CoouEio' from e'''s
hoa rVn''' W" rnpFIoN PORTS. 49,, ...,RA
~ 9s In, Anchor Lac stesrshm ,,s'l 20
n 10 LeSpospsss si'ss tom Mes ysrk Mach % ''' "'
to-day. -, "a Tn, fup.ud Line steamship iipsa ie, .Is
n ~ y.',s Mtrrh l6 ios AVER oo af"''' '
,N''ao0a- -, Latest SHIP sers see Fq@ Fass'i.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-22
The Blue Ridge Railroad.

The interests of this great enterprise have
,oain been committed to the keeping OF O
now set OF officers. At meeting OF the
directors of the road, held in Columbia, on
Friday last, the following changes in the
management OF the road we're consummated:
TIE resignation Of Colonel Cothran was ac-
cepted, he stating that he had only taken
the position OF President as temporary
expedient- business pursuits preventing
his giving the necessary attention to the
office. Messrs. Gary, Gulick, Butler and
Palmer having resigned, their positions were
filed by the election Of Messrs. C. d. Melton,
Thomas Steers, George W. Waterman, James
NJ. Allen and F. s. Jacobs, the latter being
also chosen Secretary and Treasurer OF the
company. Colonel John j. Patterson was
elected to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Colonel Cothran. Thomas
J. Steers, Esq, was elected Vice-President.
The Paenir gives us the following assur-
ance, which would be cheering indeed II We
had not so often before heard similar
promises which have never been fulfilled:
sIt is understood that this highly important
.swork-the completion OF the Blue Ridge
"Railroad be pushed forward rapidly
call the necessary arrangements having
"been completed"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-22
Sources Of Our Population.


The statistics of passengers who arrived at
the Port of New York during the year 1871
are interesting as showing what nationalitles
enter the most largely into our composite
population. The total arrivals are summed
up by contemporary, from the statistical
tables, at little over 100000. Of these,
10000 were citizens returning from abroad,
leaving as the number OF immigrants 23O. 600,
which, we believe, .is about the same as last
year. Germany furnishes more of these than
any other nation, which is not surprising
when the area and populousness of the new
empire are taken into the account. Her con-
trlbutlon is IS, COL. If, however, Great Britain
Is treated as one nation, which she ls quite as
much as Germany, her delegation Is the
largest, thus: England 5l,O27; Ireland 6o,22o
Scotland 10, l54; Wales 1224-making an ag.
eregate of ll2,625. Sweden follows with
10000, while Norway sends only 200. France
contributes 1000; Denmark, Switzerland and
Italy about 1000 each, and then the list tapers
off rapidly until 1t reaches Greece, whose
genial skies were abandoned by only seven OF
her SONS and daughters for The slerner climate
Of America.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-22
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-22
6ostetter's 8 Bitters.

as- AN APPEAL TO REASON
Health would be much more carefully guarded
than is is at present, and the average OF human
life heightened by many years, II common sense
and the light OF experience were accepted by the
universal public as their medical monitor and
guide. The true philosophy OF health is simple
1t consists In refralning from indulgences and
imprudences which impair the vital forces, and
in supplying any deficiency OF vital power and
constitutional vigor that may exist, by lnvIgor.
atlng and Alternative treatment. To relnfo ce and
regulate feeble system, and to prevent more
vigorous physique from yielding to unhealthy
and debilitating Influences, H0STETTER'S STOM.
AUH BITTERS Is unquestlonably the most potent
OF all vegetable purifiers. As s'imulant, 1t e
the purest ever administered in medical practice;
as tonic and stomachic, the most infallible; as
an antl-bllious agent, the saf,s and surest. and
as an aperIent and regulating medicine, mild and
painless, yet Irresistible. 1t IL q protection
against disease OF every kind, and ell SEASONS,
and is particularly eftlcacous as means OF fore.
armlng the system against the ailments gener.
ated by raw, damp, ungenial atmosphere.
Hence its great value as winter tonic and In.
vIgoraut. No one predisposed to indigestion,
blliousness constipation, rheumatism or nervous
headache should ever be without this Vital Elixir.
As certain class Of country dealers are very
anxious to dose their customers with local bit.
ters" OF q worthless or perniclous character,
which they represent to be equal or superior to
the great national tonic the public is hereby Jore
,oarned against their "tricks Of trad,."
jan22-mWf3D3C
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-22
What the Bondhoiders Say.

The New York Herald, of Friday, in it's
report OF the Stock Market for the preced-
ing day, says:
s.The South Carolina July issues advanced
to thirty AMI halG or FIVE per cent, since
Yesterday morning. The real character oil
the negotiations at present on foot between
parties in this city and IN Columbia Is not
clearly understood, but so far as they point to
auy Reputation. such--as proposed In a com:
pounding of the outstanding debt OF htty
cents on the dollar, they are vigorously op-
posed by holders Of bonds who paid more than
fifty. The buyers at 1o,o figures do not object,
of course, to q measure sohich proposes 10 glue
them. fifty cents for uohat they haze bought al
t,oenty to t,oentyJtve cents; but the parties
most Interested are, after all, the great ma
jolily OF investors who purchased South Caro-
lnss year or two since when the State was
honorably paying Its interest. These parties
are quite willing the State should default IN
the interest for season or Two rather than
they should submit 10 such wholesale repll-
dialion OF the principal of the debt"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-22

teres,ing entertainment. The net recelpIs
amounted to something over s4ooo, a very
handsome sum and very acceptable to the re-
cipient. The programme was colossal. FIRST
two young lady pupils Of Miss Heron's appear
ed in Camille and won no little applause
Then Edwin Booth appeared as Petrucnlo,
and with the fall Of the curtain Levy claimed
the attention of the audience with one Oh ms
cornet solos. The Fifth Avenue Company
then gave the third act OF "DiVoree' auu
John Brougham, with Wallack's COMPANY, pau.,
nlayed "His Last Legs Laura heene Same
peTt in scene from the ''schooi lor scan
dal " and she was followed by Master hosehe,
Mr. Mr. Gass;n. Charley Backus, Sheridan ana
Mack. Rollin Howard. sturges ana the Ma
ii1,ons At the conclusion Miss Heron came
before the curtain and thanked the audience
IN brief speech, in the course Of which she
adyerted to the4alse reports about her con-
duct In 81. ,bonls and the prosecutions which
she has had to undergo. She was very much
affected during the delivery OF the address,
and the vsst audience displayed similar emo