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New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

uCITING DEBATE IN The FRENCH ASSEMBLY
trrAry, ~ PRESIDENT THITRs-THE PRESS
CENSORSHIP. ,.-o

rTCITING DEBATE IN THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY
ATTACK - PRESIDENT THITRs-THE PRESS
CENSORSHIP. ,,..., - ,o-o
In the National Assembly, yesterday, Deputy
e,-ud Questioned the Government on the resignation
~ -Querter from the Ministry Of Finance. NJ
cssr.1d MADE violent assault upon President Thiers'
-, .c said prevented the successful foundation OF
-,r- r,rubLc or o monarchy, and nothing remained
tr ihe country but Empire and chaos. VI.
pv.r cu,ftier defended NJ De Ia Motto for testify
re IN whose defense he had been compelled TO withdraw
f-- TIE Ministry. He said VI. de Ia Motto, VINO was
a.rrd with apprcpriating funds contributed Tor the
49, OF French sufferers while he Prefect OF the
nansrtment OF Eure, was guilty Of irregularities, but
=, o, eIpbozrenent NJ Casimr Perier the late Minis
,o the Interior believed the prosecution OF NJ de la
yo- was necessary for the benefit Of public morality
Yesmbetta also participated in the debate, aud in the
.r,e of his remarks defended the Government Of
Naonal Defense. The Assembly finally, after most
,na.ed debate, passed the order OF the day.
o. Assembly Committee the Reorganization o. the
~ ARMY has resolved 70 disregard the suggestions Of
t,.lbv cen Cssey Minister OF War. The Charge & Al
h. % the German Empire. in this city, has Officially
N cl Coant de Remusat Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Gt1t pardon 10y the Emperor William OF al French cu
NJ Low confined in fortresses throughout Germany.
H. tribunal which has been sitting at Versailles the
m of the parties charged with firing and destroying
o. Church Ot ST. Louis in Paris. during the reign OF the
Commune has brought its labors TO end. Two of the
rfg-ed were found guiltyIo incendiarism. and one
m Neen fenced TO be executed and the other to peual
srvl ltude f0r lie.
strong efforts making reconcile the differences
,rweep President Theirs and the Committee Of the
s -uriv The bill for the control OF the press The
Oltte, H. wiling 20 retain in the bill the declaraOry
s,uccstO thc DEGREES by which the present Govern
~ was established If the President viii guarantee
a' ore pact q Bordeaux shall be maintained.
T. e0aLlon Of the national treasury, after pay
n.r. fourth half milliard of the indemnity is salts
ary TIC Minister Of Finance is enabled to report
1a1ee o. 45o 10000 francs on hand.
Srr Milchette. the Special Envoy OF the Italian
government. has left Rome and Is expected here OIL
H,a-y the recall OF CAevaIer Sigra is considered
s-'4.o Tie Constitutional says the Count de ReInu
81. Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has sent note 70 the
kl-a Cabinet couched in friendly terms, requesting an
ugluation II the fortihcatons the Gepoese coast
n frontier o. these works 10 be directed against
u security OF savoy and Nice.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
ARREST OF A sWINDLER.

John Ross, a laborer, age 80, arrived IN TINS
ritz on Peb 10 from Delaware where he had been en
pcyed in quarres on his way Portland, Me- He had
$50 the savings of years Of labor On the taln he nade
the acquaintance Of VIM. Simpson alias John Roberts.
and wss ioned by him on Boston boat at the fool OF
Wcstrv.s, smnsou proposed walk, and, gaining nus
consent represent4d himself a shipping merchant.
They mad gone only short distance when ,a man
mn and ght bill TO simpson TOT
,rbe latter had q check go drawn on the Nin,n
National Bank and proposed TO Ross 10 iena Si nj
prodncng his pOcketbook, was about 10 aKe 1u' S .n
amount when simpso1 snatchef the pocket-Dooh anu
rested On Thursday md KOss came on ifvi i, :.
on saturday and Identified the prisoner VINO was Iy U
rommitfed by Justice Bowling 10 await d tfAi ip'sS
was sent 10 the House OF Detention simpson was oon
nected one time with PinkertOns Detective Agency
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

.-,rrARY rgSn's REPLY RECEIVED IN LONDON
LONDON March 10, 1872.
RI, O}Nzver states that Secretary Fsh's
Iord C,ranville's note concerning the claim for
W.. damages has been received, and IL expresses
,..i, al the American Government for a final ami
.. settlement OF the whole question. Tie Observer
,s,, neither the Btish the American Govern
-. In favor Of reopcning the proceedings Of the
,,.t High Commission.
.,rxc> OF TUr CLAIMS COMMISSION ~ WASH
NCTON-LFFECT CT RECENT AGITATION.
WASHINGTON. March 10. 1872.
Tho United States and British Claims Com
- vil meet on the Goth irst and after remaining
-. .,yl al days viii adjourn to reassemble IN
...,t,- lir Russell Gurney has taken passage Tor
A.. bv the steamer Of March 30. Thus far about 200
% have been presented. II is the opinion OF gentle
- ,l,ai the misunderstanding about the Treaty OF
,gop has had the eject of deterring some o; the
mt. rom going 10 the expense of prepar-
a. thcir cases. and consequently The number
.-,auer than II such misunderstanding had
-. been raised by the British Government
,lrh TIE lm; fOr presentation Of claims Is the 26th
- n r month"; there Is authority for extending the time
49,, rparths 10 individual cases where good cause can
lovu f,r 80 doing. The decisions in the few cases
t-.l, finally adjusted have been unanimous Doth
,-.s being influenced bya sense of justice and de-
= ,, discharge their duties IN manner thaS can give
t no susncion OF uufairness prejudice. The Com
,e, when thew again meet, will act upon the bust
-. which sual have been placed in readiness during
=, ccs. ani the Adjournment will be for the purpose
-liue time for the required proofs in the cases
,-ssrfal
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
ANoTHER sNOw-sTORM IN THE WEST.
TILE PERRY HOMICIDE.

The investigation into the circumstances con-
neced with the fatal assault Thomas Perry late Of
Fourth.ave. and hundredandtwenty-frst-st by
James A. Carroll, closed on Saturday by Coroner
sehrrner 1t was shown by several witnesses that on
the day the assault they met near Perrys residence
and angry words passed that Carroll took small hsu-
mer and dealt him blow on the head telling him
10 the ground fracturng his skull and that he died
from the effect his wound. Carol claimed that the
quarrel had begun by Mrs Perry who said she could
rroye him a thief He admitted having struck Perry,
but said he had no intention OF doing him serious harm
verdict against Carroll rendered by the jury. who
added that they did not believe that he intended TO take
life. He was committed 10 the Tombs
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE Centennial Commissioners will hold sec
ond session In Philadelphia, on the 22d Of MAY
-. Lansdowne Plo- Philadelphia has been in
formally selected the for the Exposition building
One hundred and fourteen students were
graduated Saturday fom jefferson Medical College Philadelphia
1T is stated in Brussels that all the countries
for their modification.
90. The Stonecutters' strike on the L. $. works at
Columbia c. eoatnaeA Superintendent Shell demands ten hoa
Wahngon. and refuses 10 reempoy trkerA
49,. Congratuatory dispatches have been ex-
changed between President Ters and The Governor ot hs island OF
GuAdupe the Of ssaphe eonraaAon ps'ssp
fTAsee AID that niAld
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Prince Parker, aged ca, committed suicide IN
Worcester Mas. Yesterday, by hanging he Hu D''A f'
ureeed u snad for some uns .
James McNeale, age so. was murdered last
- .s sh,lbv civ Kv s wife escaped BY locking heseh N
,oam Two negroes ki,s bee arrested 90 saspidon.
A fire at Lincoln, H., on Thursday, destroyed
s,cYe Hall occupied DE gs ""s
,o,.. sud Ussser, block. Loss estimated 81 to~
s7o,Wl VIZ uy.a z..rr.lad af
P,day When Wade bnOekei Beben down riib
,owb.r and fractured skull The victim lies UNCONSCIOUS A1a WI"
Wade escaped -,
In pittsfield. Msss on Saturday. John +. ful-
La 80, held upder the charge q shco y9nn
Murphy IT, kt that p.aefi 90 w ~ .nsl ""pSJ s N'
a.. iseu sounltcc - dsiAult VI ball
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

NElVS u TPPPES.ED BY TIE PV-.AL TELLGRAPH
AUTuOKTlEs--sCCDA DAMORE's CONFESSION.
LONDON, March TO- 1872.
Mr.. T. Ives Scudamore, who has immediate
charge of the postal telegraph system OF Great Brtnn
IN letter 10 the Postmaster General admits that he
purposey delayed dispatches touching the recent strike
OF tie operators the purpose of protecting the public
and preventing the spread Of INSTRUMENTATION For this
he ready submit TO whatever penalty the law may
nict knowing that he il liable such penalty. The
letter concludes IA follows:
believe that nobody in ny position could hope 70
DELAY messages secretly. When messages are withheld
the officers Withholding them must follow my example
throuchout-make public admission, and incur the
rsk of punishment Justification Is impossible beeV-
ing this think the public and press nave aDunt4It |
safeguards for the inviO!aDiity OF teleTrans"
The committee appointed to receive subscriptions for
the sufferers by the great fire in Chicago have published
their report which shows that the sums contributed
throughout England amounted TO 4lG2.U0
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

present obstacles The be enforced owing to
the secrecy with which poyganic marriages are con-
sumated. remedy "a suggested by making proof Of
cohabittlon acknowledgment OF the same, sufficient
10 sustain the indictment.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 1O.Ihe intelligence Of the ap-
pOintment of Maxwell be United states prosecu.
ting attorney was hailed with general satisfaction by
Gentiles depressing effect the Mormons
Judge Mexican is expected here in few DAYS The Dis
trict court meets tomorrow, Mr. strickland presiding
III the place Of Judge Mexican.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
A MONITOR DAMAGED BY FIRE.

NORFOLK, Va, March 1O.-The Monitor Ma
hopac lying at the dock at the navyyard took this
morning the wooden deck from the galleyppe Con-
siderable difficulty experienced in getting the
nre, which not extingushed until "a consider rable
portion OF the ironpating Of the deck had been
moved. The Mahopac had been ordered out OF commits
sion, and was TO he taken into the drydock IN few
days have her turret and deck removed The damage
in yiew.of this fact, Is not considered serious.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE UTAH SUITS NOT TO BE ABANDONED.

WASHINGTON, March 10. - Chief Justice
Mexican Of Utah is st In Washin gon business con-
nected with the judiciary Of that territory and has had
several interviews with the President and Attorney
General Williams. There IS no probability whatever
that the criminal suits already commenced and pending
w supplying the necessary pecuDary 10
meet the expenses OF the prosecutions some OF the
memDefs Of Congress are considering the subject OF
supneueuia alti.pQly ygamy bll iD order " obyiate
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
IHE WEATHER.
WAX UEPAkIHkNTf 7
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON. March Ill a. u. }
IL t,raI L.. EaLLt LnILL.I


WAsHINGTON. March Ill a. u.
SuriODsis for the DaSt tuenty- four hours.
The lowest barometer, which, Oh Saturday
night. was Georgian Bay, has probably moved
down the St. Lawrence Valley.
The area which was Georgia has moved north
eastwardly and beyond North Carolina and rising
barometer IL prevailing at the stations east OF the
Rocky Mountains with westerly To northerly winds and
clear and clearing weather generally except over
the Northwest where cloudy weather, with lght snow
continues The barometer is highest from the lower
Missouri Valley TO the Upper Lakes, and lowest over
New England. ~
Probabilities
The barometer will continue ysing on Monday at tne
Stations east OF the Rocky Mountains with Westwardy
70 nOrth.westwardly winds, falling temperature, and
clear and pleasant weather very generally
Brisk aoprOachng high, westerly and north westerly
winds will probably extend during the night from Lake
Ontario 10 the New England coast. Dangerous witiS
are noe anticipated the Atlantic and Gulf coast to-
night, except on the Western Gulf coast.
ANOTHER sNOw-sToRM IN THE WEST.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 6.-There was an
other heavy fall OF last night but not seriously in
terfering with the Union Pacific trains There is con-
siderable water the track between ST. Mary and Fort
Steele Some the culverts are partly washed away,
but trains are running.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE EvIDENCE AGAINST GENET.

Henry w. Genet was indicted on Feb. 3,
with Fields and Others the testimony against whom has
already been published The proof OF the several frauds
perpetrated in the building OF the Harlem Courthouse
was furnished by Michael j. Quge. who was before the
Grand Jury and second witness who corroborates all
that Qugg swore to, s bis partner Banker, living On
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

COALITION FORMED AGAINST TIE GOVERN
ME,T-METTINC OF THE MINISTERIAL Party
--kEvULUIIONARY MOVEMENTS.


LooALITIOE FORMED AGAINST TIE GOVERN
ME,rr-METTING OF THE MINISTERIAL PARTY
--kEVOLUIIONARY MOVEMENTS
MADRID. March TO- 1872.
The coalition against the Government has
EgsEz FOR tIe coming elections. 1t has been decided
IA, preliminary meeting Of the parties entering into
e coalition shall be held each district. at which the
sou having the largest number Of votes on the first
kot shah be nominated the candidate for the Cortes
4-rced that III the Cor;es party shall adhere to
+ own principles.
Anumerously attended electoral meeting Of members
TIE Ministerial party held in this city Yesterday
rlny leading Unonst and followers Of hor sarasta
'er present TIE speakers who addressed meeting
eed TO represent the real September reyolutionists
~ sa.i % King Amadeus was embodied all for which
o. revolution was inaugurated. There was much en-
asam manifested 10 favor OF the King and the Con-
sgIon senior Candau. who was Minister Of the In
sa.f ia The Cabinet formed on the 9Th of October,
~ Was one u the speakers. He declared that the
",uoa Of the opponents Of the Government was aboul-
1l5s Ma shal serrauo who also spoke said he swore
"i The corpse Of Gen. Prim to uphold and protect the
Ft~ht dynasty. and be will not he forswOrr. He ex-
Ne'sed h hope that the Radicals would retrace the
t which they had taken. and said he considered the
''ls and Republicans the only enemies Of the Gov
danent. Upon the conclusion Of the addresses an
Lsr'0ral Committee wac appointed.
@ Temps 10 ~ to-day. SAYS the authorities Of
S'.le Spain, anticipate a revolutionary outbreak in
"a ey socn, and measures have been taken 70 sup
f's any demonstration that may be made. L'CniDers
80 mat revolutionary plot was recently discovered
N4orid, and hat several OF the ringleaders In the
-''eIent we're executed.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

'Hl MINISTERIAL CRIsIS-ATTEMPT TO SACRIFICE
IhL MINISTER OF WAR TO THE UNION LIB
LhL-IHE MINISTRY LECTURED BY THE
KING.
',.A An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
AADRID, Feb. 19.-Sagasta has laid his resig-
l al The fee; Of Amadeus. Gen. Gaminde his Minis
var has extinguished him. On the 1Ith inst,
A-t, Who has been sick ever since the Sagasta Min
Was formed. having at last arrived from Barcelona
"'sesson Of his portfolio. Almost bis first official
=, we decrees dated on the 14th--vas to promote
0ngAdiers " be MajorGenerals and thr ee Colonels
Ia Angadiers, none Of whom belonged TO the Union
-, The idea that sagasta and Gaminde should
Une 10 make a new batch OF generals
-'1' consulting beforehand the Duke de Ia
~. And the grave fathers Of the Union Liberal,
a. .Hehdursble. and the Frontier Moors flew into a
A., tnooneed sagasta and his interlopng crew o. not
a. due stripe, and the lew Conservative party under
a,1'Non was rent In twain. Topete and GroizaId d
80 mat they had voted against these promotions
n ~et Council, and the Ministerial crisis began.
L.. V4tef men saw their chance and pushed for re-
h. VI The Cabinet, so 10 Let IN an equal proper
h,o. Asn own patriotic band into the Ministry, and
~, Ha places Of power which the followers Of 5a-
D., unduly filed. sagasta was indignant and de-
fnaly, at late hour Of the night he agreed 70
So. oaminds, who had done the obnoxious deed az
u,ss -. own suggestion, and everybody went TO bed
a. 'he long struggle, which had lasted all Fri
H. w. uA o'clock on the morning OF Saturday, Feb
u ,,S--he' The opposition had been quietly looking
IAN, Su' 'AEing any part in the proceedings
VIC came W another ditbculty for bagasta,
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
TEELGRAPHIC ITEMS.
Small pox is decreasing in Brooklyn.


The extensive agricultural works of Massey
q Co., in Cleveland, O., were almost destroyed
by fire Thursday night. Loss, $40, 600 to 49,
600; insurance, 100000.
The Japanese embassy are visiting the schools,
factories, and other points Of interest in San
Francisco. There will be grand military pa
rade in their honor, on SATURDAY., and ball on
Tuesday evening. Ht
Capt. G. V. Fox declines the appointment as
one OF three arbitrators to settle the claims of
the heirs of Admiral Farragut to prize money
for the capture of New Orleans
VIM. III. Smith, for many years manager of
the Boston Museum and recently stage mana
ger of theatre in San Francisco, died in that
city Wednesday night.
DR.. Richard S. Spofford, well-known physi-
clan OF Newburyport, and member of the
Masonic Order, died Friday, aged "a.
Theirs will resign it is said, if the bill to tax
raw materials is not passed. There isno founda-
ton for the report that the tobacco monopoly
will be sold to bankers, as
Detective Whiteley seized about 81, 900 worth
OF smuggled teas, velyets and liquors at Prince
town, Mass, Thursday. =
In Natick, Mass, Thursday night Reed &
dist parsonage were burned, .a -iN.t-s
AT louisville, Pa, Thursday night. there was
$50 900 fire.
Alexis seems to have splendid time in the
West After another buffalo hunt at Kit Car
son, he will return to St. Louis.
Dispatches from Batavia, report heavy floods
in Java and considerable damage to crops.
Alexis has accepted an invitation to visit the
Missouri Legislature next Tuesday.
The Georgia Legislature adjourned yesterday,
after confirming Hiram Warner as Chief JUS
tice.
telegram from Bombay, reports the loss of
vessel off Surat and 50 natives drowned.
The brig James Blatchford from New York
reported missing, has arrived at Halifax.
The Commercial of Wilmington, Del, urges
Senator Wilson for Vice President, and express
es the opinion that he will be the candidate OF
New England. r.5s ....r4s.-E
Gen. Hancock is visiting his son in Louis
VILE Ky ...t..--, . IH..e-
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
AUGUSTA.
THE RAILROAD HEARING.
PORTLAND AND ROCHESTER,.
(Special DISPATCH by Western Union Line

PORTLAND AND ROCHESTER,.
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line1
AUGUSTA, JAN 19.-At the meetings OF the
Railroad Committee this afternoon, leave was
granted the Directors of the Portland and
Rochester railroad companyto bring in bill to
legalize its doings.
The Passadumkeag railroad company were
granted leave to SO amend their charter as to
change their terminus.
THE MAINE CENTRAL LOAN BILL.
The next matter taken up was the bill OF the
Maine Central Directors to consolidate its bonds
Judge Rice first occupied an hour and half in
presenting the case and was followed by Hon.
j. w. Bradbury on the same side.
This evening the Committee unanimously
granted the Maine Central leave to bring in bill
similar to that already published In the PRESS
No one appeared before the Committee to OPP
pose the measure.
THE LEWISTON BRANCH.
Strange as it may appear the Lewiston and
Auburn petitioners barely obtained permission
to bring in bill, the vote standing five to four
in its favor.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR HEARINGS.
The following assignments were made for fl-
ture hearings:
On the petitions for charter from Bangor to
Calais, Friday, Jan. 26th.
On petitions for road from Castne to Calais,
same day.
On the Wiscasset and Whitefeld petitions,
Friday, Feb. I'd.
On the petitions for the extension of Boston
and Maine, Friday, Feb. ID
On the extension of the Dexter road to Dover,
Thursday, Feb. 9th.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-The perceptive fac
ulty of women is usually keener than the same
chronological organ in men, Women know
that beauty rather than genius is worshipped
by the sterner sex. A man may talk of the lat
ter to his lady-love, but the keenness of the
woman knows that he is thinking of the form
er. Women are fond of admiration; hence one
of their longings is to be beautiful The grand
secret of female beauty is health, the power to
eat, digest and assimilate proper quantity of
wholesome food. Take VINEGAR BITTERs. 1t
will cleanse the stomach, tone the vital organs,
give a perfect digestion, purify the blood,
clear up the complexion and produce state of
mental and physical electricity, which gives
symmetry of form, bright eyes, white skin,
glossy hair and genuine type of female lowell
ness, which no cosmetic can produce.
$50 e ..a.-. jan6th-4wt
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
CALIFORNIA,
GENTLEMANLY LAW MAKERS

GENTLEMANLY LAW MAKERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-In the Legislature
yesterday, Senator Fowler (Rep.) in a debate
said he was in doubt whether Senator Pendegast
dem. was fool or lfnave. Pendegast, on
the adjournment of the Senate sent some friends
to demand a full retraction and apology and in
the case of refusal a demand to fight, Fow:
ler's friends decided in favor of retraction and
apology which was written out by Pendegast'
friends and it was agreed to read it at the open
ing of the Senate in the morning,
The affair created much excitement, blood
shed being anticipated.
The foreign trade of San Francisco has in.
creased over 100000 during last yeaI over
100000 being with China. fSf
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

THE DEBI UF THE TWO VIRG1NIAS.
WHEELING, Jan. 19.-The West Virginia
Commissioners have published a statement
showing the amount and character of the debt
Of Virginia prior to the war, and the manner
her proportion of the debt. After crediting
Virginia for the amount expended in our terri
tory for public improvements, bank stocks, Sc
and charging her with the estimated interest in
public buildings and various funds, they find q
public improvements of Virginia which repre-
sented some $30,000,0O0 of her debt before the
war, they turn oyer to that State, together with
their debt for the same. Their language is as
follows: THAT Virginia has the property and
owes the debt which it represents"
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
xLIId CONGREss..sECOND SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Not in session.

W. .sl ssH. .|
SENATE. --F
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Not in session.
Rag ---r HOUSE. 81
Mr.. Dawes of Massachusetts, occupied the
chair as Speaker pro tem Mr.. Blaine being
still absent on account of the illness of his
child
Messrs. Edwards and Snyder of Arkansas,
consumed the time of the House long period
by discussion of the Arkansas election case of
Boles against Edwards. Finally resolution
was adopted refusing Edwards the sitting men,
Der, any more time to take testimony,
Mr.. Starkweather of Connecticut, reported q
bill for the funding of the debt of the city of
Washington in six per cent. gold bonds, run
ming not less than fifteen nor more than thirty
years, to be negotiated at a discount Of not over
three per cent.
The biz WAS explained by Mr.. Starkweather
and Mr.. Chapman,
The debt OF the city of Washington due the
LIST June, 1871, when the new territorial GOV
eminent Went into existence, was $3,OO0Q00,
S2,OOO,OO0 of which is already funded, leaving
floating debt of some $500, 900 to be covered
by new bonds After some discussion the bill
passed.
Mp CLARKE of Texas, introduced a bill to re-
fund the State of Pexas disburse ments made
prior to the war in defence of the frontier Re-
ferred
Adjourned till Monday Frs
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

WE take pleasure in announcing the fact to
our citizens of the return of those celebrated
and much admired artists, Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Hall and their company. 1t is hardly neces-
sary to make any comment on them, for they
are SO well known. The reputation they have
gained for themselves in the past are still fresh
in the minds of our amusement going public,
and they will receive hearty welcome back to
our city, We learn that Mr. Monroe, the great
sensation of the day, is also connected with
their party, when be will mystify us with his