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The Princc Archbishop OF Posen.

Of POsen, Ledochovski, has been condemned in
Court, at the prosecution of the German govern
ment, to pay heavy fine for the publication OF a
pastoral rejecting on the legislation and action Of
the imperial executive towards the Church. Meas
ureS OF still more severe character are pending
against him. Monsgnor Ledochovskis antece-
dents are at variance with his latest attitude.
Educated partly at Rome, he became at an early
age one OF the trusted servants of the Vatican, and
still young man, was appointed Nunci0 at Brus-
sells. Or this important post he was relieved eight
years ago, to ascend the archlepscOpal throne of
POsen. The consent OF the Prusslan government
TO his elevation he gained by announcing his firm
intention to prevent the Polish clergy in his do
cesc from fomentng national discontent. Since
the Ecumencal Council he has changed his course
and now heads the van OF the clerical army in
their campaign against the Church regulation
policy OF the Berlin Cabinet.-ED. HKRALD.l
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DEFALCATION IN PORT JERvIS.
PORT JERvIs, Nov. Q.

PORT JERvIs, Nov. "a, 1873.
William II. Harrison. the Collector Of the Corpora
tion Of this village. has, it is alleged decamped.
taking with him about $4,000 belonging to the vii
age. He was last seen on Tuesday night last week
on an eastward bound train on the Erie Railway
between this place and Middetown. He had made
preparation TO leave, having taken his CLONES
away from his residence gradually. Fhe amount
OF taxes TO be collected this year IN tue vlhge was
$4,000. lie had collected $4,000 and returned IT
TO the authorities ana MS books show tiat $S,uDo
remain unc0eoted, leaving $aOo III ms nanus
which, 1t Is supposed, he has eitnet uSea VI saheu
with hW, UrobAhll Tue t0ruies.
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MEXICO.
Tho Railway Concession Of the Government :
Effect on American Enterprise.
TEL scaAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MATAMoRos, Mexico,

MATAMoRos, Mexico, Nov. "a, 1873
The concession for the construction OF a railway
from the Rio Grande frontier to the city OF Mexico
and thence to the Pacific has been granted to
company or Mexcans.
This defeats both the Plumb and Rosecranz pro-
jects and leaves the matter in the hands OF Mex-
cans who will doubtless interest other parties in
the enterprise dispose OF their concession to the
greatest advantage TO themselves.
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ITALY.
Legislative Advocacy Of the Principle Of Inter-
national Arbitration.
TsLEGRAmS 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Nov. "a, 1873.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day Signor Mau-
clni made an eloquent speech in support OF the
principle OF arbitration and praised the conduct OF
the United States and Great Britain in the settle.
ment Of the Alabama claims
Among the visitors in the Chamber were Mr.
d. Field. OF New York. and NJ. Richard, OF Paris.
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A MISSING MAN-OP-WAR.

HALIFAX. N. s, Nov. "a, 1873.
Grave appreherslons are felt here for the safety
OF Her Maiesty's ship sirius, now SO days out from
Halifax for England. She had a crew on board OF
nearly 800 men. When leaving port the captain
expressed confidence IN making the passage In a
fortnight.
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A Favorable NOtOriety.-Thc Good Rep
ufation of BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHMS, for th0s
relief OF Coughs Colds and Throat Diseases has rvea
them bile notoriety.
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Pacific Sentiment OF the Representative
of the People.
ROME, Nov. A-Evening.
After the speech OF Sgnor Mancini in tho Cham
Der Of Deputies to-day, resolution recommending
the Introduction OF an arbitration clause in all
future treaties with foreign Powers was unani-
.m0usly adopted.
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Musical and Dramatic Notes.

Booths Theatre on Friday night, with Mr.. Edwin
Booth as Shyiock.
The company at Wallack's Theatre never was
stronger than it is this Its full strength is
10 gentlemen and 16 ladies'
A part Of the Fifth Avenue company appears at
Paterson on Thanksgiving night in Mr. Frank Mar
shalls beautiful comedy Of "False Shame, or New
Years Eve."
The production Of Mr.. G. L. Fox's pantomime,
"Tlumpty Dumpty Abroad" at the Grand opera
House last night, was postponed until this even
ing. The piece has been in incessant rehearsal,
but the stage effects 80 numerous and COM
plicated that 1t was deemed unsafe to hazard the
production OF the pantomime before everything
was working satisfactorily.
Mr.. John E. owens is still playing ''Solon Shin.
gle" at Woods Museum. From long association
Mr.. Owens is understood to be meant whenever
the perturbed owner of that 'bar'l OF apple sass"
Is mentioned. He has made the character OF
Scion Shingle peculiarly his own There can now
be no remarks made adverse to his performance
OF the part. But there certainly can be little good
said OF the actors whom he has chosen to support
him in his present starring tour But few per-
them to foil his excellence with their nothingness
his purpose has been admirably served.
over SO, 900 were received for the performance OF
Lyceum Theatre last evening, but which was in.
definitely postponed. There was steady stream
of disappointed subscribers in the afternoon TO
box Office, demanding their money back, and it
must be regretted such an unexpected contretemps
should have deprived the public or hearing such
artists Tamberik, Di Murska and Lucca in their
best roles
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FRANCE.
Parliamentary Triumph of the Government.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VERSAILLES, Nov "a, 1873.
The National Assembly this afternoon rejected
Leon Says Interpolation in regard to the illegal
delay OF the elections, by vote of 364 TO 3l4.
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Havana Lottery.
We sold the $500 900 in the extraordinary draS ing
April -. Circulars sent Intormatl an giveLsa
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SPAIN.
The German Fleet on the Coast To Be Strongly
Reinforced
TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW YORK SEHAD.

BERLIN Noy a. 1873
Two additional iron-clads are TO be sent to the
German deet in Spanish waters
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PpoytpEscE, n. T., Nov. "a, 1873
Che orin ting cioths market Is unchanged
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BAVARIA.
Crown Action for the Repeal OF the Vatican
Concordat.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BERLIN,

BERLIN, Nov. "a, 1873
The Augsburg Gazette says the King of Bavaria
has signed a decree repeating the concordat with
ehe POpe
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ment Distrai int at the Residence
OF an Arc hbishOp.

BERLIN, NOV. a, 1878.
Bailifs entered the residence OF Archbishop
Ledoch0vski last week, in accordance with the de-
cree of the Court, and seized the furniture.
The Archbishop maintains attitude OF resist
ance, although surprised at the severity of the
measure.
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GERMANY.
a Cabinet Frown Towards the French Govern
msnt-State Execution Against the
Property of an Archbishop.
TelEGaAaS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Nov. "a, 1873.
The explanation given by the French govern
rnent IN regard to the pastoral OF the Bishop of
Nancy. ordering prayers for the recovery of Metz
and Strasbourg, are regarded as unsatisfactory.
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Mrs. Shaw's Moth and F'reckle ~ 1tiOm
removes Freckles Moth Patches, Sniownesslpg beau
tunes the compile exion has no eGfal. waThnN5 u price
81. WM. VI. GILES tO. Adj skin av.s eof1 agents.
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ENGLAND.
Money and Discount on Change and at the
Bank-Removal Of Bullion.
TElEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

IEiEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1873
The rate for money on the Stock Exchange on
government securities is ave p. M 5K per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for three
months bills is So per cent, "a per cent below
the Bank OF England rate.
THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT.
IT ts the general impression the Stock Ex-
change that the bank rate will be lowered on
Thursday next, or before that day.
BULLION FROM THE BANK.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balance to-day is f13,0OO.
A Serious Railway Accident Reported.
LONDON. Nov. "a, 1873.
A despatch has just been received here from Bir-
mingham, reporting q serious railway accident
near that city. 1t is said that many persons have
been injured but no details OF the disaster have
yet come to hand
Electoral Victory for the Liberals.
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1878.
Lord Kensington, a liberal, has been reelected
TO Parliament from Haverfordwest, Pembroke
ahire.
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A MU s e M e N rs.
Italian Opera-"La Travfata,


The y;oletta of Nine. Nilsson is an irresistible
the Academy of Music last evening. In her hands
LA Dame aux Camelas'' becomes spirltualized
and her naughtiness assumes the form OF evil des-
tiny and misfortune The impersonaton last night
was superior in some respects to Nine. Nilssons
previous efforts in this r0le The finale OF the first
act, commencing with "Ah, ,o,s' e ha" an idyl
OF the heart and a tone poem OF passionate
love, was interpreted by the Swedish Nightingale
with such earnestness and fire that the audience
broke forth in an outburst OF spontaneous ap-
plause. The heartrending parting with Alfredo in
the second act, after the cruel scene with his
father brought out the grand dramatic qualities OF
Mme Nilsson in their brightest colors When
violetta went over to bid farewell to her lover,
with the words, "Anldn,i Altredo Q,lant 10 tan,o"
1t seemed as II the heart had become Tyre and
each string was wrought to It's utmost tension.
The dramatic genius OF the prima donna was
again shown in the third act, when Alfredo
accuses her with desertng him, and filings, as a
deadly insult, the purse OF gold at her feet But in
grandeur, excelled only by her wonderful inter-
probation OF the scene with Raou in "Les Hugue.
nots.n The death scene became a species OF apo
theosis, the tragedy OF broken heart The beau
tiul melody, "Pargi, cara" and the last despair
ing cry, In which her very soul seemed to hing
aside its mortal barriers, "Gran Diol morir 81
might have spoken on the brink of the fatal cliff
Signor Del Puente is one OF the best representa-.
tives of the elder Germont we have had here tor
many seasons. He sang "Para sccome un angelo'
and "Di ProvenZa IL mar II suoln with an express
sion and effect that those two incompatible mel
odles demanded. NJ. CapOul's lmpersonation OF
this accomplished artist. He is en- rapport with
the character from beginning to end. The care
and discipline OF Signor MuzlO were shown in the
admirable performance OF the chorus aud
cheStra.
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he shows a marked Improvement in this drama on
what ne mas formerly done In other characters.
MIS- " W. Waicot made very Interesting Annie
Leigh. and dressed the part correctly while due
praise must be given 10 Mr. Charles Leclercq for
ms personation OF the yinous innkeeper.
ssOtheiior Booths Theatre.
The play at present on the stage OF Booths
theatre is "Othello," which was produced last
night for the first time this season. with Mr.. Edwin
Booth in the title part. Mr.. Booth plays the same
part this evening, and then appears as iago for
two nights alternating with Mr.. Joseph Wheelock.
IL Is well known that Mr. Booths Othello Is not by
any means his greatest character, and last night
1t was presented with all the faults and merits OF
former representations Outside OF this persona
tion the performance was in every way unworthy.
1t is impossible to conceive OF anything worse. MIR.
Wheelock, as Iago, was weak, II not ABSURD.
as Salvinis brother. He was not only overwelghted,
but completely overwhelmed. This was not Mr..
Wheel0ck's fault. He is young actor, not without
merit, who attempts all his appointed tasks
conscientlousiy and II he Is as modest as he seems
his appearance in such parts as IagO must be AZ
distasteful to him as 1t is rks0me to others.
Neither do we blame Mr. Edwin Booth except In
taking the part himself, thus contrasting his
strength in both characters with the weakness OF
the actor who IS unwillingly his rival. We should
not respect the hon that would invite contest
with the wolf, or The tiger which did successful
battle with the lox The main fault we rather
think, lies in the system that has been
adopted at this theatre. The company
not strong one under the most favorable
circumstances is expected to appear one month in
the frlvohtes OF the singularly feeble pieces TO
which Maggie Mitchell has devoted her life, another
month with Mr.. Booth in the sublime tragedies or
Shakespeare, and third month In the l0w-lie and
commonplace Of the Forences and .sIhe Ticket-of-
Leave Man," No stock company can fill such
varied requirements. For example, in the present
instance, we find Miss Bella Pateman playing Des-
demona discreetly and with what appreciation she
can bring to bear upon 1t, but raising 1T little above
the level OF her May Edwards, the betrothed OF Bob
Briefly. The peculiar qualities which Mr.. Robert
Pateman developed IN his RoderlgO, Venetian
gentleman only required change in costume and
occasion to have raised his acting to the dignity OF
a FIRST class representation OF an Ethiopian snob
Mr. James Stark's Brabantio was also piece OF
very bad acting. Mr.. Shirley Frances Cassie was
the best thing in the play aside from Mr.. Booths
OthelO. and even Cassie IL often better played
As . whole the performance reflects little credit on
Mr. B0oth-it is easy TO be great among so much
that is sma-and particular discredlt upon the
management OF Booths Theatre.
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Died.
McBRIDE.-At his residence, 405 East Fifteenth
street, Monday November "a, PATRICK'
MCBRIDE.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
(For other Deaths See Fiflh P1gel
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sary 90 speak with commendati0n. lie endeavors
20 DO that little which he has 20 do faithfully, and
he shows marked Improvement in this drama on
what he has formerly done In other characters.
Mrs. q. W. Walcot made very interesting Annie
Leigh, ana dressed the part correctly, while due
praise must be given 10 Mr.. Charles Leclercq for
nus REPRESENTATION OF Lhe Ylnoua iunkeepeI.
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-28
BANKRUPT NOTICES.

46ll
TN THE DiSTRI COURT Of THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District OF vir-
gnia.
In the matter Of ]. II. Rowe, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
At FredeIicksburg, on the nth day of Feb
ruary, A ID 1873. ~.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please 10 take notice hereby, that petition
has been, to.wit on the 3rd day of February,
A ID. 1878, filed In said District Court by J. H.
Rowe, of Gloucester county In SAID dis
trict, who has been heretofore duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress entitled IAN
act TO establish more uniform system of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States" approved
March I'd, 1897, tor discharge and certificate
thereof, from all his debts and other claims
provable under said act, and that the 10th day
of March. A ID. 1873, at - O'Clock NJ, before
J. L. Waterman, one of the registers OF said court
In bankruptcy, at his office in Fredericksburg In
said district, is the time and place assigned for
the bearing of the same when and where you
may attend and show cause, if any you have,
why the prayer Of the said petition should not
be granted,
You are also hereby notified that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of said bank.
rupt will be held at the same time and place.
J. l.. WATERMAN,
Register in Bankruptcy for
fe ls-Tu2w# LIST Cong'l Dist of Va.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

Kentucky has mounted highwaymen,
who rob even the sheriffs.
The female students at Wesleyan uni
versity head the subscription list for the
boat club.
--Girton college, Cambridge, has fe-
male resident tutor of mathematics in the
person of Miss Woodhead.
Miss Annie Molloney, of Troy, hung
herself because negro spoke to her. I'M
fortunately, she was cut down before life
was extinct.
The counterfeiter, Hays, arrested at
New York last week. proves to be John
Ogle, a noted counterfeiter, who is wanted
at several places in the United States on
similar charges.
"A local paper reports that farmers in
Lincoln county, Mo-, have to 60 ten miles
to get water to cook with; the inference
being that they don't use it for any other
purpose.
fare you near-sighted, miss?" said
an impudent fellow to young lady who
did not wish to notice him. Eyes, at this
distance can hardly tell whether you are
u pig or puppy"
Nebraska furnishes pastoral item
concerning flock of sheep buried in a
deep snow drift for ten days, and discover
ed at the end of that time by their breath
rising as cloud of steam through the super
incumbent snow.
The cultivation of oranges in Caliior-
MIA is extending. Hitherto the supply has
mainly come from Los Angeles; now they
come in literally from several other coun-
tior and ara nrcdnced evan north of thirty
nine degrees without difficulty.
The blossom cannot,tell what becomes
Of its odor, and no man can tell what be-
comes of his influence and example that
roll away from him, and go beyond his
ken on their mission.
"A petition has been presented to the
Massachusetts, legislature asking that the
school-laws may be SO amended that one
third of the members Of each school,
committee shall be women. This is very
sensible request, and it is almost sure to. be
granted, sooner or later.
The latest thing in spiritualsm is that
a German printer of marlborough is a
medium through whom the spirit of Charles
Dickens is buslly engaged in completing his
unfinished earthly story of "The Mystery
of Edwin Brood"
Paris possesses living microscope in
the shape OF little gamn living at Clichy,
who can discover animalcule in water
when they are completely invisible to the
naked eye of others. To show that there
is no deception, he draws what he processes
to see, and on microscope being applied
to the water, the correctness of his draw.
ings is thoroughly proved.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir.
ginia.
In the matter of Mary l.. Andrews, bank.
rupt--n bankru ptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this 9th day Of February,
1878.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
T. r d. Wright In the county of Essex and
State Of Virginia, hereby gives notice of his APP
pointment as assignee Of the estate of Mary l.,
Andrews, of the county of Henrico in said dis
trict and who was, io.wit, on the nth day of
of Jan, 1873, adiudged a bankrupt upon the
petition of HIM elf, by the District Court of the
United STA es, for said District.
Dated at Richmbnd, the 9TH day of February,
1873. L. r. b. WRIGHT,
fe 23-S3w Assignee