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Hale's Honey OF HOrehOund and Tar
For the OF coughs colds hoarseness difficult breath
ing and all affections OF the throat bronchial tubes and
lungs leading to consumption Sold by all druggists at
80 cents and 81. Great saving to buy large size.
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS in minute.
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A.-Hernld Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. M. t09 r. M
On sunday from Ito . +. NJ.
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Snow Storm in Maryln nd

PORT DEPOSIT, Jan. 81, 1873.
heavy snow storm prevails here to-day.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. u. 1878.
Snow commenced falling last night ut seven
O'Clock, alternating during the night between
snow, rain and hail, and continued 50 during the
day. 1t Is now showing severely.
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Rain and SNOW i'm Virginia..
RICHMOND, Jan. 81, 1873.
Snow and rain fell here nearly all day.
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Severe Weather and Snow Storm I'm
Arkansas.
LITTLE ROCK, Jan. 81, 1878.
The weather is unusually severe here to-day, the
thermometer registering only five degrees above
Zero Five inches OF fell on the 25th inst.
There was splendid sleighing yesterday. The pres
ent is the heaviest fall OF snow since 1855.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ~, 1873.
We are having another heavy snow storm. 1t
showed all last night, and has been showing the
whole OF to-day. The Street cars are 'doubled up'
running with Jour h0rses), and find it difficult to
proceed at that.
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OUT TO-DAY.
TERMS -Onc Copy, one Year. % "
Two Copies, One Year. "
Address
GEORGE MUNRO, New York Fireside Companion,
81 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK
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KINGSTON, N. Y, Jan. 81, 1873.
Another snow storm set in last evening and has
prevailed since. There are no indications OF a
change this evening. The snow, however, is very
light and causes little additional inconvenience on
the roads and railways beyond increasing the bulk
of the immense quantity Of snow already lying on
thegr0und.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y. Jan. 81, 1873.
severe snow storm has prevailed here all day
and continues tonight. This added to the snow OF
the previous and late storms, measures over two
feet deep on the level Strong fears OF a disastrous
freshet following a thaw are entertained and pre-
cautiOnary movements are urged. All the trains
are behind time.
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BOSTON, Jan. 81, 1873
ESteady, light snow has been falling since early
this morning, and is now from two to three inches
in depth.
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"THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW"

Again has the beautiful snow" (0-beautiiul
o0theration-"like a thief in the night" come
down upon us poor, bewildered Cothamites with
all its concomitant woes and annoyances-only,
like ''thlef in the night" it did not vanish with
the approach OF "the orb of day. It completely
hid said "orb," and didn't seem to care a button
or rather iake-lor its presence, but continued to
''come down" thicker ami thicker, until even "the
Oldest inhabitant" began seriously to believe that
1t was never going 10 ''let up" All night and all
day this 'beautiful snow" before alluded TO
faxed away at us, until it really seemed
as though all the ''ttle cherubs aloft" were
shaking the "pln feathers" out OF their wings in
the exuberance Of their joy at seeing the streetOi
this goOdy city assume, for the time being atleast
an immaculate appearance which was truly assum.
ing virtue though they had it mott And this
"beautiful snown lowered all around us, over us,
under us ana on u.s. until forbearance almost ceased
to be virtue, patience something almost un-
known, and pedestrians looked like nothing but
elongated, animated snowballs But, in the words
OF the Western Diogenes,
What mn It be will be-
And what has boen-was.
And it "was" yesterday one of the most dlsa-
greeable DAYS OF this very disagreeable winter.
The car teams were all doubled up" and most OF
the unfortunate passengers In the cars were like.
wise doubled up" with cold, though some few OF
them managed to hang from the straps like so
many condemned smoked hams and were doubt
less longing 10 be doubled upp in their c0m0rta-
BILE beds at home Upon the whole, however,
Gotham has often been visited before by smaller
storms which were much larger in the woe,
misery and annoyance caused than was that OF
yesterday. Travel was not altogether brought to a
standstl though many stood still till they almost
persisted waiting for cOnveyances to travel home.
and perhaps quite large number didn't. Maybe
the wives OF those luckess wights who didn't may
't's one of those things which no iellah can ever
find out"
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will be commenced in No. ZIG OF tho
NEW YORK PRESIDE COMPANION.
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A BAD LOT

A.-Edm u nd Yates Story,
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Showing In New Hnmpsh1re.
MANCHESTER, Jan. %, 1878.
severe snow storm is prevailing here.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. Isl A. NJ.
, 1873-10-29

Marshal Dazaine IL now 50 prominently before
tho public that the following description Of his
1aeraoual appearance from tho pen OF tho vor-
aaillea oorrsspondant Of the London Telegraph
Dazaino nay bo tho raukoat traitor that eyer
disgraoed. tllo Hoil Of FRANCO, but he certainly
looks not the part You would not ,tako him,
probably, Tor man Of deep aud soart'hing intel-
!eot, but you muHt own to \ mental wrench it
you arc to set down that man opposite to you,
with tl.o simple martial carriage and the bold
yot not arrogant trout, rs alght savo . soldier
sans peur es saas reprochs, save OF faults
tie allaraine OF aullylug. Of his' CLOTH Hia fore-
head Is low bat full and vol aFen9d T.; Thero u
the few that still remain, short aud crisp, have
turned gray sSst .xs, to wspsss a as Si @ sxs a sa
stiIi LIaoI. as sro tho alight u,uatache on the
ss apeer % aud III The tas np11 1e X. ts
a oy ho % na
Of curious dunky pallor-as 1t the taco, actually
svarthy, had been dusted over with powder
uarhle-liks brow aud oheeka."
, 1873-10-29
- 4 Less Eaorofstl Views

Front khs Lft,nphis .tppta, 0ef. 20:
"nopo deferred ,'makath tho heart bfok.' 80
no have folt for many day. We havo hoped
against hope. aud etifi hope, but. we fear, In
vain. All prodleationa fail us. Now, wo claim
that frost LAS tlono it's work Of breakinB tho
backbone Of tho fell destroyer, and forthwith
fall to disoounting tho days, tho hours. OF tho
epltlomio. Again. ne layo warm and Bultry
nights and daye, and with them propagation and
spread Of the infection, and oil is gloom whore
before tloro was gladuess Tho1o iH nothing
certain but death. THO mortiary report Of yes-
terday warns US Of this. aid that III aigna fail.
Twonty,eiglit DEATHS, twenty-four from yollow-
fover and four from othor cauHcH sounds like
going back to the blood-curtIiug figures Of
last week. The day before, the report
said twonty-soven deaths, twenty~three from
yellow foyer, and four from other carses Tho
new casos reported yesterday aro not 10 many as
tboso Of tho tiay bofore, but tho neathor Ia
changing, md wo fear that our hopeB aro again
to bo b1lghtea. We have almost ccnsed to hopo,
and lavo all but surrendered ourselves to tbs
apprehension OF another month with tho plague,
with sorrow, with destitution, with grief, with
waut, woe. and doath. Our hopo is deferred,
and yet ne have faith in tho strong arms and
willing hearts aud hatlda Of tho noble army of
workers who huvo earned for themselves imu1or-
tai lonors' We llhye faith in worltB, In yigitant
Belf.relinnco, and tho potency Of tho intelligent
lyIirected efforts OF tllo Board Of Health. We
must fight 1t out on this limo; there III retroat
nnW.
, 1873-10-29
assorted TINT ho had orossed the river during
r,i1lit Il, fha Mir :.

assorted that ho had crossed tile river during
Tho Board Of Supervisors OF Jackson County
gsyo the affair their Immediate attention and
spout throe days, Monday, Tuesday, and We'd
ncstlay Of last week in what sootnB 10 lnve been
frutloaH investigation. Troas1ror Bryan WAS
summoned before thom at Antrew, but fallotl to
give any doi'nite account Of the contontB Of tho
aafo Or. my tangblo explanation how
the robbery could have boon commit
tcd-l,ow tho robbors obtained tho COM
blnationa OF The sato locks. Ho affirmed
that he believed It to 10 plot laid by
his encmios to ruin him. Lato experiences provo
/. that tho County Treasuress oillca Ina not heen
flush in money at my time during yenr past,
and everybody having funds duo thorn there has
found It lilatory getting into their Ahnas. It Ia
: only wenls-minded pooplo, We heard IN old citi-
zon Of Jaokaon County SAY, who boltoyo 100000
:, was taken from tho ssfo. From all conneeling
ctroumHtsncoB. the general belief in that Tia
amount was vory email. Tho Hon. George @.
Hoberling, Of Andrew, had = Bmali private do
poBit Of $40 In tho snfo 10 an envelope. which
was untouched. Tho Treasurer Of tue Masonic
lodge, Mr.. ClosBon, also had = doponit Of $237
thcFo in an envelope which was not takon. Tho
story about card being found on the floor with
tho words written upon It. "s20,o0o gono to
hell, turna out to be false.
, 1873-10-29

driven to tho homcs Of now owners. Tho ot1r-
ront price OF : girl was ton cowe. 10 tllat II ono
man succeeded Ia stealng another mans
daughter, he was. virtually, richer by, ton cows.
and vide. Tho eubIoot il too largo and comp1i-
Gated, either to bo mastered III casual convcrsa~
tiong, or explained. oven generally, In tole-
gram. A to tho geographical question, sir
given lin on all lands, TINT tho Abort Nsanza
and TanganylsA arc to quote Llvtngstono) one
water. II this Ia not true, md no communities
tlon exteta, Sir Samuel ID clear that The Tangany-
ka has no part In the Milo aystem. Tho Milo las
fent1esH marsh"
, 1873-10-29
MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT.

f5pEB}W9 L7TBpHtC7s ]
LANSING, blioh., Oct. 28.-Jnules Il. Baker,
OF Lansing, Was appointed crlce In tho Court
to-dnv.
Following Ia record Of the casea considered,
and tho findings Of tho Court III each instance !,
T4o Peop1e sx rel. 4. u. Danton '. 6t. Georges
society Of Detroit; mandamua refnRca.
Tue People ox rel Tho hoard Of Park Commissioners
Of Detroit i. The Common Council Of Detroit; manda-
mus denfed.
B7-Wiliiain Seward ct ii. " Charlea a. Bailey, im-
pleaded with George bailey AAhloy; Judgment
Ansrued, with eoa.H.
l1-nauben Whooler Y, William Harrison; tudg-
input Rlrmed, with costs.
, 1873-10-29

>Asrocatlon reports, tho oonvaissoontJ dsob arg
cd. or rontly Tor dlechsrRo, .wero. rcspcctiyoY,
III 100 1o7Atotal, 1884, Of daily Ayerngoof 1873.
t'ut theso facts and tho "black froats" toRsthor.
They need ITO comment.
a wnrti to nbsetltocH. Dofore returning and
be fu",'safea and tlloroitghly ventilated, nc-
cordiug 10 tho excellent n't timely suggestion
OF Tho board of Hcalih* Servants or othois IN
charge OF them Should koap tho wiutlows open
gra,es, 10 abslstin exl'olllng tic noxloun sapora
III tho long hnoccnr1ed rootla. Each person
ehould 500 to II tat his or her friends dwellings
are thus put tu order,
, 1873-10-29
A Shtplond OF Passengers Dunn ped
into The Sen with a Whole nj ennE-
erie Of TipgfN. E1cnhRutn. ETC.

A Shtplond OF Passengers DUNN pod
into The Sen with u Whole M enng-
erie OF Tigers, Elephants. Etc.
The nova OF the wreck Of the Hteamer; Agra
OH Colunbo has already been telsgraphed to
the prcsB It appears, according to;.a letter to
the London Times of the 4th inst, that the Cap
tain, to saye fuel, sought anchorage outside the
port: .
'tThe pilot Let 80 the anchor too near we'll
known rock, aud the Hoa, tumbliug in nB it
knows how to tumble of Gale in tho south
west monsoon, caused tho ohsiu cable to part,
aud tho vessel 70 surge heavily On tho
rock, The work OF destruction , was
rapid, Those on .board we1o startled by
tLo metallic sound Of tue ripping iron sides Of
tho steamer as hor hull WAS torn in shreds by
Tho piercing rock. Thorowas no time to be lost.
The vessel WAS fast filling. and ito saye passen.
gers luggage Was hopeless. They had barely
timo to escapo into the boats aH tho seas oamo
tumbling oyer the sldcs. swoopiug everything
before them, carrying away. one poor iinvalid
bsior, and bursting opon tho cages and dens OF
an extensive menagorlo on board, going home for
tho Geological Gardens. Tho eacnpo aud striA-
Ing out amid the waves ot a crowd Of tigers,
oIeplants, etc., and their roara and aoroama
sddod to tho terror of tho wretched passengers.
One elephant managed to swim ashore, aa did
ono OF the tigsrs, md tho inhabitants Of tho nd:
iacopt coast aro sntd to be living In 4 state Of
siege not daring to venture outside thoir barrl-
cadod DOORS"
, 1873-10-29
PANlcS,

II the Editor Or TIE CAieaoo Tribune:
s1n: The Scriptural declaration, "As man
thlnkoth 80 Is he, is = practical truth, and ap-
plies with full force nok only to the individual,
but to communities aud nations. The every
day talk on finance and business indcatca what
III going on, and how man will act. Let COM
munitv got n'nrmea on nlmont any matter OF auy
consequence, wlethor 1t bo true Or false, real or
imaginary, mud disorder, Generalization, and
unwiso action will follow, just in proportion aa
men talk about 1t 80 as to make 1t current, and
the publications Of the day sound the alarm.
But, aB soon as the excitement, uko ferer, baa
got to its height, and word: OF panic are about
used up, then talk begins On tho tovorse order,
and corresponding sets are sure to come in.:''
An alarm that is real. 30 that mon can know
and 500 just what It is, does not produce any
trouble to compare with tho unseen and unds-
fned alarm in which human conieaturoa will
somehow reveal the sbaking OF mountains, wl1ilo
tho fact shows nothing but the uprooting Of a
fow tteea> -:
ae fast as men viii let it go, bit no faster, has
illustrated, and ia yet Illustrating, the foregoing
remarks. It commenced With fright, aad under
It men talked aud acted. All the money, tito ro-
sourcoH, tho enterprise, and the Industry woro
and welo IN the country but, where the money
was owned or could DO governed, it Was drawn
cut ot circulation, and thus all buslnesa-anacsain-
cry, all around, was moro or leea retarded, and
80 will continue, merely because there Ii not
lnonoy-on sufficient to lubricate the wheels to 30
had. It III stored away. and locked in. tho owner
only knowing whore But Let croakng stop and
tho remains OF tho panic get buried, aud thon tho
money-oil will come out inst enough to get into
ite Legitimate uae, which il to kaep business
wheels we'll oiled.
CuIuAGo. Ort n, 1878.
, 1873-10-29
MEMPHIS.
Uow the Yellow Fever in That City
,- Originated. 80
rhe Progress Of The Disease Since lis
Commencement. :
Views Hopeful and Ot1,erwisc--'
The Dcath-lsoll.

No have received communication from ssrgt.
Braun Of tho police ro)aeiyo to the origin OF khe
rai,os, fovor n Momn,,Ia N aora hat Al tho
tsn,,,,;n. -, aonton,,,or trahoai In p,c loft
Shreveport for MomphB also, tint another
steamboat. tho Wolff, exploded her boiicr before
roocb;no aran,nhia h,,t tl,at the hul and cargo
,saso hrarn,t r. ~, oitv md nooroI mar uannv
we're osouens To tno GUY nuu
hollow f.; that on these boats were tne oathoS'
victims Of the prevailing diaease tho frat boing
carried to thn Admins St cot Sation-1I 1IouBe, where
ha d,od bo foro i, cou,1 In remoyod to tho CITY
w oAs. 'eAoAo ~ ., .,1t -, H., n,o and
Hospital anu snes 'ne oAp'u1" -. so ~ 1917
othere OF Tho satne craft wore e'ons eno inss
who sucoumbed.
Tho oxn1osioo of tle Btoamor Wolf occurred
.ono tf,,a altar tho presence Of yollow forer was
se1A' s'.'.o 49, Artor h,r orrfvot hare
Known 10 out pu'o'."oe' .e' ~ .. ~
she remained At tho lh'ldlnG eeverai "eehs, 4iu
nas thin tosed up the s'vos ~ sHe steamer fa-
turo City. There were no sick on board. Thoro
can bo no doubt TINT tho yellow foyer whs
brought to Memphis this year by tho towboat
Dao, but Bhe arrived horo with several ba:gas on
tho 10th OF August, not IN September. Hnr
commander, Capt. Coll, WAS sick at tho time
with What vas then supposed to 10 bilious
fover, MD mum. na'ne uiiknown, either . roast-
about Or dcck-pnssenger, Also sick with ne
bane diBeaso, Wns tlnmsu!ately aftef nor arrival
put ashore aud conveyed to cabin ~ Happy
Hollow. THE Bee passed up the same
nlcht. but at Oscoo1a, Ark, on tho It'll, her
nlsTn'a,,dor. cnpt. Go,i, died, The atoamor
1;tHa ~. oo,lm mo,,loI hv f.nr4 9n1l'a hrot1-
Fttie C.s' a.i r,,,,a ,amoins ~ Man,
~, ofouSnt tuo ae"4 tsnA ic"ata1 ~ ~, ~ 1f rfo
phis On the llth 1or ourlal. among the Alom- ~
phisuns with whom hc conVorsod wa3 MIR. N. ~.
JONES. Of Brown l. Jonos, to whom 10 said:
III thore was any yellow lever II tao country
would say taae ny bfotncr Gled OF u. Ing
Captain # the Fat1ro CITY Tue samedav went
to Happy Hollow, aug a. inquired a, tor tue man Who ~
wont nghole s!ca on se tesn: nqt M aoirneu snat az
lie was ue1u. anu also tlAt QUO VI kQD llIlAIe6 oA
the cabin vas down with the aamo disease: II
tnns ont tut the name o. Tue pera1n a 70 wnoso yo
hunso tho sick man was taken ~aa LON hl1ey,
that Of the former being unKnown.,
This dlsease wae yellow fever TIE hfst I'M
ported victim died On the ilth Or 18th OF Augnst,
md the family who attended him were the hrst
residents Of Memphis WHO diod 1Loy were
prescr'b bed for by Dr.. Ofono, who died OF tho
iever about three weeks att9rward:
The towboat Doe lad not beon TO shreVeport
during the season. She came to Memphis direct
from New Orleans, and Capt. Coll aud tho un-
known died, and there haa been deasns among
, 1873-10-29

Tho London Times atstes that tho demand
for sohoolmlstressos has greatly increased III
England siaoa tue passage os the Elementary
Eaucatlon 70! pot III 1870. Tie mistress gets from
ETA to Ga0 q year for five days OF Aye or six
hours oach In week, with six wceks' yscatioY
, 1873-10-29
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.


Convention In Fulton County, III.
At q recent convention OF tho turner's Of Full
.n- C,-t. rn ,a,1 ~ ,on H., IT,, m n
Morse presidlng,--tlo following county tiokst
was rIacet} in nomination: County Judge. J, II.
pn;raoi :. Cn,ntv CLARK. John Prickett: Trans
uror, JOB Walker; Il, County supernt;oniens, Ed
"ard hlaynafo' LUG to1o"lus tesoAoesona wore
adopted:
Tbe farmers of Fulton County. having decided to
recommend to lie voters Of tha county tie na,cs Of
lie approaching election would hereby appoal 10 tic
enfra nd1sria cIaaaes 10 fou M in csrrvfr mt The
follesiae declafatioa q PRINCIPLES:
Isratiou Of our National. Btate and County aoyoru-
monts, aud o reduction Of taxation and yuolfc e.
penitrce to the lowest s1ouufs copsiBtent with The
puh1o wants,
Stcond-We beevs that offices wero created BY our
for ns OF ,S funs
should u such only + vii secure sha bis5s.s st.n.
noesessIon of lcse ouaips ara lis ony valid cianas
10 publio e,upio, ment.
,,3my n,,c c;ps ser nary ~ ~ ,ha
acccpisnce BY euch Of nny ynuable gfn or presents
aWing thsli sssm ot onse-tneludtns tEss PASSES %
Tourt1-we Look with alarm on the tendency to COR
rupton and peculation in high places and, "a ono
are Ispt clean. pure and productive, so, BY rotation
il once, will tho body polite bs purified and coansod.
gAs la" known ~ the " saI;ssy,azss ast w d.
rsnoa sd thn ra' ~ 10 ntod as raasv ~
EtGHIWe deprseate the violent party sp!rit Of tho
tnta and betyA tlIat many Of tie evils 10 which wa
are sabjestsd ss,te from n ssoa f. t. saa Tets1on
II party,
S.xiH-We belieye that Office should seek the man.
good ctixou 10 opposs ali unworthy sud uuauitaLis
hat mono LIT toso s5soaeiy tnown to bs tina sa To
, 1873-10-29
The Denth.Roll.

From. kht Memphis APPEAL, Oct. 20.
The following shows the deaths from all
causes, from tito 14th OF September. the day
when tho presoice Of yellow fevor was an
nouncod. up to and inclusive Of yesterday:
, 1873-10-29
Sir Samuel and Lady HnRor's Advcn.
ltlfcBe

\ y -'zAt k+,
$s-R
National Republican., 1873-03-07
THE WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN Assoc
GIATInN.

TUE "AStONSlN REPUBLICAN ASSO-
CIATION.
The Annual RseeptIon-A Br,,,,,p, o,,h.
eriaa List Night.
one OF the most brilliant and happy Receptions
oi he season was given last night at Masonic
Temple hg the Wisconsin Republican Assocla.
ton. From nrst TO last, with each arriving and
departing guest, the oflcers Of the association
were sincerely congratulated upon the large
number present. including oniclals Of the
United States, ConRressmen, distinguished
guests, and members OF the Wisconsin del.
egatlon In Congress. They were congratulated
upon the perfection and harmony Of all the ar
ranRements for the comfort and delight Of guests,
upon ne radiant beauty Of the ladies, and upon
THE HON. TIMOTHY HOWE,
senator from Wisconsin, extended personal
eotng.atnianons etH.nnsn In which he made suitable
IN war and In peace, and TO the heartfelt salts
mcuon all the people now feel In the second In
snguntlon Of President Grant, improving the
well-1lrected efforts In bringing about the pres.
ent happy results. lie also rendered his thanks
for the AID the association had personally rem
nuence to second them 10 ali their efforts Tor
the promotion OF individual interests and for the
glory o. their State. Senator Howe was warmly
A promenade to the ine music OF Mnler,s hand
followed, and the large company mingled to-
gether In social conversation Previous 10 the
sound OF the cornet for dancing. The programme
company nJing through all IL inazes until the
morning hours began to dawn.
VINO wKRE rHERE.
Space Is Afforded for mention OF only few Of
the prominent persons present. Mrs. Senator
Howe, Hon; Philetus sawyer, wife and daughter,
Mrs, william Pyncheon, Mrs. scldmore, General
Rush aud daughter, Major and Mrs. Plunkett,
Mrs. Judge Barlow, New Orleans; Miss Eila
Hardy. Prof. Doolittle and wife, Major and Mrs.
Mrs. ". II. Elliott, Mrs. Martin, Alabama; DR..
and Mrs. Hlckling, Miss Katle Delano, Mrs
Joseph Harris, Mrs; Geo. II. Miller. Mrs, Elisha
aoddard: M. ms, Jews.t, Mrs. Schultz and
den and wife, Mr. Thorpe, Miss Jennings. Mr.
and Mrs. Lord, and many more.
THE DECORATIONS.
The ornamentatlon OF the hall was IN exceed
we're Bnglish opinions OF Edmund Yates as 10
the use OF bunting, nags, streamers, peunanta,
burgess, nc. Flowers In abundance were grace
fully disposed about the hall, and many canaries
lent their Joyful voices to lnsplrit the scene,
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
OF singers, who happened to be present, were
Invited to the platform during the intermlsslon,
and they varied the pleasure OF the evening by
sp@s sn9,ss sonss iSo their peP
way, Ph9nlx bartlett, W. 3. spencer, J. II. Her
sey, L. ]. Rusk, X. NJ. Truell, W. II. Plunket, Il.
c. CLARK, Chas. Roesser, IT,, waldo Drown.
nae COMMITTEE u w n.a,, on ,ReeeRtI0nIhoS sawyer,
Jsseph Harris, Hon; u. Z. Paine, G. q, Heath,
Elisha Goddard, Col. N. R1nF, waldo brown. ~
Floor Managers-wm. McPyncheon, X. D.
To the above committees the party were In
debted for their enjoyment.