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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BRRF.
oITIoK OF Posr coNNIssAnI.,

OIIICE OF fObT COMMIhhAunL
BENcfA AAsESAL, GAL, Az. 4 q, IS7s. =
& alcd p;opo'Ala, In duplicate, viii be ,eceiyed
RI mi hiny Fre.h Beef and Mutton to the troops
ttAtloned at Benio'a Arsenn Cali orniA, for one
year, commenciry Il July I, lb1l -
Ths bee, g re q good m maaTnS.,bls h dgsliiy n
/ ecks shanks aud kidney tallow 10 10 exrlpded.l
The neeka Of the cattle alaugh ered for beef TO be
OF at ths fourth yerte raj JOINT and the b. cast
trtmme dOsn. The nhanls of fore quarters 70 be
cut Oh from three 70 four inehea above the knee
aboye the gapbreL or hoek Joint
bidders are United to etate tho price ut which
ottces Of the Post -
notes, both In words and by figures.
Psyment will be made at the end Of oae, month,
tho purpose. ....I.. |l..
Autee, aTned by two responsible peraonS. stating
that u contract is awarded they will enter into
bonds for tho faithful fulfllment OF the contract.
The right IL reserved 10 reJet any or all bids
Proposals ahouid be indorsed hfroposals for frosh
Beef and Mutton" and addressed 70 the post Com
miasar,, BenieiA Arsenal, OaL- N NV Aps
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THE REMAINS Of the late Chief Justice
Chase were taken yesterday, after appro-
pirate religious ceremonies, from the Senate
Chamber at the Capitol to Oak iIil cemetery
and there temporarily Inferred. The funeral
was large and impressive one, having boon
attended by representatives of every branch
OF the Government, beginning with the Pres
tdcnt, members of the Diplomatic Corps and
various other bodies, tho names of which will
he found in report elsewhere. The hall
where the funeral services were pronounced
over his body was the scene Of his greatest
triumphs. There, In the carly days of the
anti-slavcry cause, he made his most brilliant
spccchcs-onc Of small and gallant band
which numbered Seward and Wade aud Sum
ner and Hale Nearer to our day he presided
In the samo place during the memorable tria
Of Mr.. johnson.
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ID PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
Il - -.
Tonr IHAyssyorTa, Klss.s nsx
s,sss .s Ar, p,Ggo:,. si e I and
low, until II O'CLOCK, a M June Il IS5s Tor firnisb.
ns lhe M med suppii - it M nst
- FORT I'EAyreywnipru rINaIp
aas,cnrds ~ usra W. ~. ~. nANSAo'
s1hi ,ons pIp,,,nt, t,u ,,a,,. " 1922 S,v,tt -.
~, .ons - III, ~. s1ss ~ y. -r,..
.. e""ns n,,n,SS ~ nsS Y " ..s rnst,s os ilmothyp
..H ,,,, iOH thlthr, kANhAs.
Llb corusM hArd WOOD, OF
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GOV. c. c. wAsmuRN, Of Wisconsin, hos is-
sued proclamation In regard to the decoration
OF soldiers graves on the 8Oth Of May, He says:
"Letit not be an occasion for the revival OF sec
tlonal animoslties and bitter recolectlons, but
rather as indicating our desire for reconciliation
with the living and gratitude to the dead" But
what is the use OF talking peace and goodwill to
the murlercrs OF ColfaX and the assasslns Of
New DFleans9
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-13

DR. BAOBY, In 4 letter from Richmond TO a
Kentucky paper, intimates that Senator Lowls'
OF virginia, has been "coquettlng with the Con-
seryatIyes" OF that State. This Is not the inrst
tune q similar charge has been brought against
the Senator. on a previous occasion, when 1t
was made through the Washington correspond
ent OF the New York Herald, the Senator essAyed
20 cane the alligator" Now let him try Or.
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pRoPosALs FOR TOBACCO.
No. All SourH FoURTn srRrEr, kooM q

0FYloR PuncHLsIsa AND DKror con,1IssanIJ
No. Ali SOUTH FoUnTn srREEr, kooM
br, LOUIS, Aprtl I, isfa
SsalSd PfCIoss. p dgpiie.ls Till he rsosiysd 4
isn. for furnishing the United States subsistsncs
Department with $1,000 pounds Of Tobacco
than nfty pounds and of The steck 81 Leaf pot ess
than twenty pounds from which II 10 man ufAotured
must accompany propoaAlh III. -..." p. ]
AIsO, st the same time. proposals will be receiyed
for supplying the Fresh Reel and Mutton required
army, during the year ending June ~ ls7t, ht 81.
Louis Arsenal, Jefferson Barfacks, Mo-, cavalry
with choice cuts. n. E-..|"' M.
For condition., ke,, APply At this once.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY relief for Young Men from the eenects Of
q tfesimepE New and renarfabie Z rsmediss. BoSfs
a9s.s aes E9S% EH9%t ss hSsis sosts MINI AZ
strset. fhiladpllhis, h4.-4p lnstilution having
nlOnAl SKILL H mh3l
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MEDICAL.


$50 Twenty-Hrst street, Principal Once,
1881 Pennsylvhnin avenue.
TREATMENT IN PAHT-BATHINGH OF ALL
KIND-SwATHlNGA FOMEETATIONS,
-r = III HYGIENE In GENERAL.
nice home pleasant place for rest with elec.
tuAl roreatlnh and innocent amusement. Terms
Moderate Those not OF clean habits not admitted.
Profanity and tho use OF TOBACCO dse9praged.
ApIl m W. ii. IRVING, NJ. ID.
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DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF. .
OFFIcE CHIEF CollfisAARY or 6unaIsTENoE)
DAPARTMKhT or DAKOTA, J
BIT, PAUL, MINI, April IL 1873,
Sealed propoaAls, In duplicate, will be reooyed al
,his etiies lhtl ~ o&eloet & m, TUESDAY. May n,
''f'' 'V' fhEsH HBRF fr|f
Tsgyirsd by the su6sistesnes s, nspHE!mens Y; & A.,
crombie, WadsWorth Penbina and TolteN, d. n,
dnrils twelve months. eonimeneing July lsja
maIils, &c, can be obtpined at tRis ofiioe.
DT authority OF the Department. QonmIRH9eIs
ara Byt. 1t Col. and u. r., u, &, 4.
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NATsi oATsi-THE FINEST QUALIFY IN
I the market for seed aud feeding, sold low In
'aTIi Indiana avenue and First street
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DRoP0sALs FoR MATERIALS TO BE SUP
il PILED TO THE NAVY YARDS UNDER
THE coo .IzANCE OF THE buREAU OF
NAVY DEPAhTMEHrl


VI so
Sealed rrSRs.ai: S1aoh g iafasa @ iatSf = a saa other
Sass J. 1Gf vi Ss Ssiss w ha % SH Sa
4 o,cSeL W q the sl.h Of May next. (which time
.f5s prcposSis musi 6e addressed to tho .chlet Of
psrtmsni, Was6insion," aud must be indorscd
LPropOsale for Timber. ke., for the NAVY" that
,hsy may be distir guished from ordinary busineSs
pp,-sni soSlrs+io-. and Ja~iliist. "a, op,rfns y
Cd .sss. .s H S's .sSsis St. .Ss.S 81 OK sS, a.
dos.saSiAhs naHs " 0s gard tO' sh'rA ne Iid &
Printed schedules ior spsh classes s parties deal
y bidayrs ewing ne forms o propoa.i 9t slaran
tee and 81 eertihsate o. sitran,SIa With printed
ssaas % sSSa
the Ieapseiiys Navy ,YaTds,, and those q a / the
Isf esa%sadsnt q sss6 Navy Yard. and the
a fS Sh OSsl % loa aSS
5,1sss x SSss .hs to
ilie.iian S Tor any The sl.ssss . d thoss Yards
The proposals. must DO for tho whole Of class,
s mt
require IL before the execution q the contract Ali
r. aSss e &sas e the % as s
Bi. o1 essa. ss Ss Iss.Is.d only ,sp. parti,. vho
ar: so"S %. a'I.r; G Sr S s,Ss.ssT, q, , a;
. ssriiaea 81 he 0escicr o. Istsrns. Revenue Ss
f9s the distriet m which they residsl
auirsd 81 iss. Hs Navy bspsrtplsnl however. re
SSleS I may deen 20 S.s me ~s"' o'a OF any
bsdsr a. pr9s!.'oHs " az .seord ssstios u n.a act
s.:scsSai :.:.s. SSi siisd IL sS%irss; JSI
,sursties IN the full amount win be required to
osrlihsd 70 the saiisfSOtion Of the Navy Depart.
Ar sdditiOnAi security twenty psr, esntum will bo
0 s % SS S snS Sa hS sSR
Ssntpm q The smean. 81 each hin, Approved IN
afs. viii DO IAid BY uie Pay master OF the stst on
ssni3s1 s IN ths e99ntses 9 ,s on none !: ;Pecihed
Where dc soeas arc dsiiss S,6iS Ten days aye ssr ,a
ths gArrAnt for tne aane snail have been passed by
fhs sls,sss St iSi Sarsssa are numbered and
desisnPted " f9llpws A., -,
Wats bsS Piipi Ut @ Pine Pine BSet Pisnf Il Mare
E ssiSaT 9sSeS ss Bssms ens
yyQEegoR Pine Beams 81 Mare ,islaHd yard; No. y.
Is t9s VIZ sAis Fas 4Ss; Sss bs u fi5S VIII; wiz;
PiRs Flank, Boaris SUGAR Pine PliuE and Boards
Sss Az snS "a a MAIZE saaa A % gad ssSs Sa
SMhits Aah Oars N, y Black wsnn,, Mahogany
Win SSss osi ssss. ia Ss iRSs M
SfosgAs irop ist; ES d, Iron: Piats: No ss steel;
Ne Iron rom cs hssa TiISssshs pips shse Nas Nj
"A Zinc; No u. iin; No! y, ,soldst So % Locks,
sss ssOI lsn q Sa; q III sr'S ssS q
SGlS snd fG sss shP sSTss; M ES tsS I Ne WIFI n
bsseis: No Z, lS L7S.sea % oi: No No SsFaIsS S spinii:
FspeS sSsi! M so S ls BIZ IN No. isSe aiSss os
nTuahss; No .. pry Goods fSE npholstsrins;, No
i.ssisss sHi:S1srk ks q ss,$: SS As.ls PSa' PSSlaR
4 bHssss bsoss PyS& h ifs fatfss.Sss Sss " yyS S
6itumlnols Coal 10; q. BitpminOns ooali No.ss.
The foliowins are ths classes, by the numbers. ~
quired at the fetPsctisA navy iaFbs 49, =
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE SERVICES OF AN EFFICIENT book
Il keeper can be procured by the hour, day,weeh
81 month 5y spblyins 70 ,; x r., street, between
kind. myiSst
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DRoPosALs FOR the IMPROVEMENT OF
il APPOMATTON RIVER, VA.
u. h, ENaIsEEn OYYicE,

CThird story Union Bank huildingD !
FAYKITE, MAR CHARLEs BTnEEf,
BALrtMoRR, MD, May 0, 1913
Proposals for additional dredsins In the Appo
mattox river, below Petersburg, Va, will be re
ceiyed until noon OF June g. ~ D. and opt ned imme
diAtely thereafter The right to reject any bid Is
reserved.
Blank forms specifications and any desired in.
formation can be had on application attn ONCE.
MN, p ORAIoHIlL,
my6 Major Cf Ensineera, ". b. A.
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NEW BOOKs RROEiVRD BY y =. 7
LAW lnQ2KE.ELLERs AND PgBLisHERs.

N VI Il. 4 o. IL MoREIsoS, 'I'
= q Ro. W. Penhst fshis .svslias.
Reyoluton; two vols complete Ia one. with nnsiy,
engraved pOItrAits from original pnrtrAitA. NApp-
one, with hpeb enkrayed, prtraita The Other
Girls; by Mrs, a. ID. a. Whitney, author OF We
Thphy, BY DEG II Troop Substance. Of the Esp,.
sition o. the klderlhiP Quesiioni deliyslsd Rev,
terian Law and Usage: embracing complete pariia.
RshsASI lsyi tor church % courts. sSmPisd BY Gsy @
p tbYtsRgi md Rev. byron sunasrl1gdhiD p,
s sss esssss:s S.s ss n az EGS s1ei p
RgAlis,ihsd f6f this hrEe ahd nd poxssiai body Of
StppsI ~ fesIaiiens. 20 .arTah4sd, as 70 81 nv
within easy Aooe-A snRsledge q q ne 6gslnssa and
nlHislsf q ths denoHinittpH and The puhliihefh
ssS g S.sSrs ssnsssy
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PERSONAL

GUNNER MILLISERY.-NRs. c. 1. SNIP
. SON, No. llCs y ptrett northwest. has iutt re.
celved an elegant assortment ladies will do well
10 call Twenty per cent saved by 30 doing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14
THE HEROIC AGE OF WASHINGTON.

The course Of lectures Of the Mercantile Library
Association was continued last evening at STEM
way Hall. The lecturer was Colonel John Hay, and
the subject was 1.-THE Heroic Age Of Washington"
Colonel Hay Is well known as poet and journalist,
and his lecture showed that In this department or
literature his hand was the hand OF the master.
The style was remarkably clear, the sentences
were sharply cut, and they were polished
with poets fervor. The weakness was
IN the elocution. The delivery was stiff, solemn
ana studied IL lacked the abandon and the con-
versational characteristics OF more FINISHED and
practsed speakers. II is not unlikely that Colonel
Rays oratory, like new wine, needs age, ana II 50
there Is brilliant future for him In the lecture
Held. The heroic age OF washington was, OF
course, the age OF Lincoln, and, In the lecturers
Judgment, American heroism came In with the
the inauguration OF Lincoln and went out with his
death. THIS proposition was Illustrated by sad
stories OIL the civli war interspersed with personal
"reminiscences and tributes to the memory OF the
heroic dead, all told with pathos and tender
ness that must nave saddened all who listened &c
the lecture, and opened again wounds that tiuie
was last healing over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14
THE MATTER In WASHINGTON.

The Gcntlcmanly United states Commits
sioncr OF the Crescent City-How He AL
leges Judge Durell's Judgment Could
Be Influenced.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1873
Members OF the New Orleans subcommittee here
state that r. H. shannon, United States Commits
Judge Durell on the charge of attempting to black
ing that he had the ear of Judge Durell and could
influence his decision, is the correspondent OF the
English contemporary in New York.
THE MATTER BEFORE CONGRESS.
The President sent to the House OF Representa-
tves to-day, in answer to resolution OF that body
OF the 10th Of December last, a mass OF papers
upon the subject OF Louisiana political aYairs, fur
nished by Attorney General Williams. The papers
embrace copies OF reports OF judicial proceedings,
correspondence by mail and telegraph, memorials
and other matter nearly all Of which have hitherto
been before the public.
GENERAL EMoRY'S LATEST DESPATCH
The following telegram from General Emory,
dated New Orleans, January II, to the Adjutant
Generals office, closes the correspondence
Pinchback and the Legislature which he recognizes
as the Governor elect OF Louisiana presume 1t is
intended by my instructions that shall also recOg
nze him, and shall accordingly DO So unless
the general commanding the army on the 8th and
9th inst, but they may not reach in time for action
The situation is becoming more complicated, and.
IN my opinion the use OF the troops simply to keep
the peace, cannot lead to satisfactory or perma-
nent solution Of the difficulties here.
The report Of the Attorney General, alluded to BY
the President in his message to Congress- does not
accompany the papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14
UTAH.

Startling Transactions I'm Stolen Beef
Revealed-The Saints Alarmed Over
False Rcports-Brigham tho First Still
Lives-The Gubernatorial SquabbIe at
Strange Pitch.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 10, 1873
Startling facts have lately come to light tending
to expose system OF wholesale cattle stealing at
Corinne. Utah, extending over q period
OF some two years. Sixteen afildavits have
been made by butcher and his wife
who were engaged In the Strengthening. Letters
81 wing directions In regard to the stolen cattle,
and arranging to drown or shoot them II necessary
to avoid discovery are said to have been traced TO
the parties arrested. Six indictments have
been found by the Grand Jury. Three Of the par
ties are In Jail and two were released upon S. 900
bonds. The people OF Corlnne are rejoicing over
the breaking up OF the gang. Nearly four hundred
Unfounded reports are circulating that Brigham
Young IS dead He Is at st. George, Southern Utah,
and in excellent health.
Several cases OF horse disease have appeared
here but they are not serious
There was light snow storm In Salt Lake Valley
this evening. There are rivers Of mud In the
streets.
On Saturday Deputy United States Collector Bird
assaulted Ex-Governor Mann in the street. beating
him upon the face and head with a cane. The
difficulty arose from repeated remarks Of the latter
Sheppard, the wyoming fugitive who was re-
leased on habeas corpus here, was rearrested at
weber, Utah, and has been tried and Imprisoned
An impression prevails that Charles A. Wash
burn, formerly Minister to Paraguay, and at
present resident here, Is to be appointed Cover
The war between the radicals and Robinson
Walker, candidate for Governor, wakes warm. The
Journal this evening strongly denOunces Walker.
and declares that Utah needs politician officials
and not sagacious tapesellers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14
FIRE IN CATHARINE STREET.

Loss S25, 5OO-RumOrs OF the Presence OF
Powder, and u Rather Lively Time in
Consequence.
At ten minutes to eleven O'Clock last evening
fire broke out in the two story frame building on
the corner OF Oak and Catharine streets, and in
very few moments communicated TO the two adoin-
ingl buildings ~ and IA Catharine street. the first
OF which, together with the corner house being
totally destroyed. The buildings were owned by
John Moore and were fully insured.
The first moor Of the corner place was occupied
by BENJAMIN Bookwertz, dealer in clothing.
His stock, which was insured for $500 in the Lon
don, the Greenwich, the Relief and the Westches-
ter companies. was total loss No. " Catharine
street was occupied by James Godfry gunsmth
somehow circulated through the crowd to the effect
that tw kegs ofpowder were stored there, and, as
natural result there was general getting back"
Even the fremen seemed considerably dubious
obtained considerably more Roadway than 1t would
otherwise have done; but in q few minutes Mr.. God
fry appeared ON the scene and at once quoted all
uneasiness by the announcement that Instead OF
powder in the building, besides NUMBER Of
caps and old cartridges, which, however, had
already made their presence known by their
incessant cracking. As soon as IL was known all
ger TO be apprehendcd, the dremen went to work
with an energy, and very soon had the flames in
subsection. Mr.. Godfry's stock was entirely con-
sumed, and was worth about $4,000; Insured in
Genry OPP baker, occupies the lower part or No.
a. and MIS- loss, principally by water, viii foot up
$4,000; insured. This building was not destroyed,
although It's entire contents were.
Marshal will to-day begin an examination into It's
origin.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MATAMOROs, Jan. 10, 1873.
large mass meeting of the citizens Of Monterey
and vicinity was recently held for the purpose OF
protesting against the continuation Of the iona
Libre. claiming that great quantities OF goods
leave Matamoros and other ports within the Zena
without the payment Of the legal duties, and con-
sequenty can be sold much cheaper than duty
paid merchandise, the import tariff being so ex-
cessive. Honest merchants are therefore COM
PEELED to sell at ruinously low prices to compete
with the smuggers.
A general meeting Of the merchants was held
here this morning and a solemn protest entered
against the arbitrary action OF the Collector of Gus
toms in trying to exact illegal duty, which they
consider equivalent to . forced loan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

Public Expression OF the National Stu
alton and the Duty OF the People.
PARIS, Jan. 13, 1873.
Some journalists OF this CITY, especially those
connected with the RepuoltQue Francdise and
LEVenenpent, will probably attempt demonstra-
ton on the day Of NapoleOns funeral. The police
have been instructed to carefully watch for any
illegal manifestation and check 1t the moment it
sppexrs."
lie Temps states that Marshal Canrobert and
General frOssard are the only army olcers OF high
rank who have applied for permission to attend
the funeral. 1t is not probable that funeral SER
vices will be held In Paris
LIE Bten Public denounces the assumption OF the
title OF Napoleon Nv. by the Prince Imperial as
~Inegal and offensive"
BAzAINE's GRIEF FOR GENEROUS MASTER.
Marshal Bazaine is deeply affected by the death
OF Napoleon The news rendered him quite ILL., His
wife haa gone to Chisehurst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14
ARKANSAS.

Judge Caldwell Renders His Decision In
tho Harrison-Hadlcy Suit-The Differ
ence Between the Arka nsas and LOUISE
ana Cases.
LITTLE ROCK, Jan. 49, 1873.
Judge Caldwell rendered decision to-day In the
case Of Judge Harrison against Governor Hadley
and others. He sustans the defendants
demurrer to the jurisdiction Of the
Court He says:-"The Court has no
jurisdiction under the enforcement act Of any cleo
ton. except where the parties have been deprived
Of the right to vote by reason Of race, cslor or
previous con dtion OF servitude. In compliments
bill no averment of this kind is made"
He gave leave to counsel to reargue the case be-
fore full bench in April. when. It is thought, that
both Judge Miller, OF the Supreme Court, and
Circuit Judge Dillon will be present
Referring to the decision Of Judge Durell, Of
Louisiana, he says that the Court In that case, de-
cided that 1t had jurisdiction solely the ground
that the averments in the complaint set up that
parties had been deprived Of the right to vote by
reason OF their race color previous condition OF
servitude. In this suit no such averment Is made,
and the complainant Is RENTED to the courts OF
his State for relief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14
FIRE IN TENTH AVENUE.
Loss $1,000.

At ten minutes to seven O'Clock last evening the
alarm OF fire was sent out from the corner
Of Thirty seventh street and Tenth avenue,
and, repairing to the locality the nremen
found the FIRE to be In the five story
brick building, No. 479 Tenth avenue, owned by
Mr.. John Hale and occupied as piano case factory
by Deihlman Funck The nre was first dis
covered on the top noor from which u rapidly
and as II seemed TO be burning with intense fierce
ness, owing to the innammable nature OF the
material stored In the building second
assistance. by dnt OF heroic struggling the
fremen were now able to prevent any further
fined 10 the moor on which they ORR
ginated and the one above until their final
extnguisnment The damage to stock will
surance In the North Missouri, the Lafayette, the
Williamsburg CITY ard the 81 Joseph companies.
Damage to building $1,000: fully insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

The Girard Brothers. who take the place OF ting
Magiltons at the Grand Opera House this week,
are clever performers, and were well received IN
their initial performance last night.
Tho company from the Fifth Avenue Theatre. q
this city. began weeks season at the Park Thes-
tire, In Brooklyn, last night. The theatre was'
crowded. The programme comprised "Aew Years
Eve" and married Life."
The new play by Palgraye SIMPSON, called 'Tine
and the Hour" was brought out ct this establish
mont for tho first time last evening" The audience
was large. though the attractions for pleasure.
seekers were greater than usual IN BROOKLYN.
Accustomed to the lighter operas Of Verdi. Befs
lini ana Donizett, the Havanese' did not ssnfse
take very kindly to Meyerbeer's "Din0rah." Ito
production by the TamDeriicK company came ssS
surprise; but its excellent rendition graduaat
gained upon the sympathies OF opera goers
The death of Mr.. Forrest makes it peculiarly sp-
propriate that Mr. Booth should play Brutus In
John Howard Payne's play at this time; FOR Booth
Is the only actor left to the stage In whom II would
not be arrogance TO assume the part wnSie tho
great players memory Is green in the heartsof hts
admirers.
"Jartine," very neat drama OF the sensation
order, In which Mile. Marietta Ravel made her
rentree and assumed five Inherent characters.
tended to draw a very numerous as well as appre-
cative audience last evening" This petite actress-
the last one OF the once celebrated Ravcl troupe-b
great favOrite at the Museum, where she Ia en-
gagged for two weeks only.
The new piece ''The Alhambran which was to
have been produced at the Olympic Theatre last
night was postponed till this evening, owing to
the necessity of more complete rehearsal. Al
though the piece might have been given 1t wns
thought best to delay 1t a day. as 1t is spectacle
which depends for success upon the perfection Of
detail, and for this reason the public were disap-
pointed by its pOstponement.
Last night the grand legendary spectacle or che
twelve Temptations" was produced at the Bswery
Theatre. The piece was Cotton up with an tho
original splendor which characterized IL at the
Grand Opera House. The entire stage of old Drury
was brought into requistion to secure . thorough
represen alton Of the piece The cast, too, was .
strong one, and all the favorites Of the company.
together with many new additions, cOnduced to
the attractions which are crowded into the play.