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New-York tribune., 1873-03-22
MUSIC.
rlIE nArGnTER OF TIE REGMENT.

TIE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
II is strange that the Daughter of the Regi
ment should have been reserved till the very end Of
the season. for of all the operas in which Madame Lucca
has appeared the in which she makes the most
vivid impression We do not mean to say that Maria Is
her best parts IL is TO be compared for artistic
value with her great pcrsOnaOns, such as Mmghertd
and Leonord but its merits conspicuous 10 the most
careless observer; it charms the vast aver
age public from the first to the last !;
II laws no tax upon the lutellect; but
it is thoroughly amusing, therefore it viii be re-
membered when better and more serious things have
been forgotten. The Vvandiere in her conception of
the part is not coquette-as pretty pTte d0nne are
ant TO make her-but hoyden She has no delicate
graces, sentimental airs She Is rude good fellow
Just as daughter Of the camp ought 10 be- and she ro
cks among the regiment of fathers with unconyen
tional gusto exharating TO witness. Nothing could be
more delciously natural than her irritation
when she is separated from Tonic in the
early part OF the opera-coarse but not vulgar
comic hut not farcical. In the garb OF fashionable
young lady she IS just enough constrained 10 seem III at
ease s.. not exactly awkward And when she breaks
away from the music lesson and has that famous
pade with Sup,io what froc there is TO be snre She
is called back again and again. and the audience never
enough OF IT, The only part Of the opera which she
makes remarkable either by voice or vocasm is the
great bravra aria of the second that superb
all her other telling effects produced by action
alone : but any who knows Madame Lucca and
knows the opera might easily have predicted this.
Maria. in short, is good that 1t made successful
one the prepared operas we have ever seen at
the Academy-Of Music The whole season has been re-
markable mesger rehearsas, but should suppose
the Daughter OF the Regiment" must have been pro
duced with rebearsals at ALL There was series Of
blunders from raising OF the curtain TIL its fall The
chorus twice provoked general augher but for
the most part too ourageously bad to be laughed
at. The 7ono Sig Vizzani; SuiOisio. Rouconii !
MdreheSd Mrs. schOied Corporal Cdrtonehe Sig Loca
tell; Hortei,sio a. gentleman whose is withheld
out of consideration for his family
The season will close Tuesday night. The Daughter
Of the Regiment" will lie repeated on Monday, when
Nine Lucca will take her benefit and make her last ap
pearance in NewYork for the present. and Tuesday viii
be set apart for d benefit 10 Miss kellogg.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22
TIE DRAMA, MUSIC AND ART.
THE DRAMA.
,uss cuslMAN's THIRD READING,

MISS CUsIIMAN's THIRD READING.
Tho name of Charlotte Cushman is closely
identified with that of Lazy MGebeh-since, years ago.
the artist won bright aures in this character inc an
nonpcement that she would read extracts from Mac
beb drew together large throng, last night at stem
vav Uall-notwithstanding the frownng skies ana the
chill March wind-and the Interpretation OF TINS mag
niGcent tragedy afforded intellectual benefit and rare
Measure Miss Cushman avished great power on her
suggested porsonaton of Lddy Macbeth and, OF course
This was tue conspicuous feature Of her reading Ihatt
oyershadowed Macbeth well as the smaller charac-
ters could not have surprised any person familiar with
Mss Cushmans acting and her Oftenmanfested Ideal
of the part That Macbeth ought not TO be thus over
shadowed we have in critically considering this sub
icct always maintained. Controversy on the question:
however, at this late day. would be waste of time Miss
Cnshman's ideal of Lady Macbeth has satisfied thou-
sands OF admirers and 10 exhibited by her with noble
power and thrilling imaginative emotion. she was
greeted with hearty applause To-day she concludes the
series of entertainments which have given SO much
pleasure with programme Of miscellaneous selections
Mr. Barnum names his new show a Travel
ing Worlds Far lt is now announced that the reopen
ing of tins exhibition Will take placcat the American
Institute BuIidiug-On March %
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22

b,,shie Chancellor williamson Judge Bede, JUDGE
D. r. Randolph Attorney-General Gilchristi ana ana
taken TO Easton, to-day, for nterment
Forty OF the inmates Of the state Lunatle Asyua Iu
AT Snake Hin on Thursday evening. II BROOKS,
agent OF the Howe sewing-Maehne Company, nss Doru
arrested on q warrant charging him with sgpllH re-
oeips for money in the COmpanys name ana appyih,e
the money to his own use The Joseph Dnon
companies preparing specimens OF thelr
send to the Vienna Exposition Coroner Iobn
Fraeder, who hanged himself on 1neda at ms n1use'
No 3i5 First-st verdict OF suicide was renueItn
The residence OF T. s. KnOrT, mkman, on FOnrtns,,
entered by burglars, yesterday morning, ana ABOUT
500 stolen from desk IN the dlnngroom: Eu &
ward Nolan, a quarryman, was seriously luJufed Oh
Thursday afternoon by the explosion OF blast oh
Bergen m He lighted the fuse and af,erWard weS 70
NEWARK Timothy 8. Coflcy OF New-York, In attempt
ing 10 his hat at the Centrest depot yeteusy
crushed that ampuation will probably be necessary.
lie was taken st. MichaePs Hospital Robert B ha
thorn has been confirmed as Collector of Internal Rove
nue. for this district The Methodist Protestant Confer
ence determined To continue mission clurCu ia
fouud In an almost nude condition running through the
streets. when taken to the statonhouse, he became
COumbani has been passing worthless CHECKS on nun
ber Of tradesmen.. In a recent descent upon -
Broad-st saloon, Mrs. w. +. Hull was arrested
While playing the piano She says that her father is
Col John Hutchinson Garner OF GarnefVile near Del
fast, Ireland. She married TO dlsspateu IeloW
named Hull who brought this country and left
her. and she accepted an oher TO play In si,o1h Ue
recommendation. Judge Lambert has written 10 her
friends in Ireland informing them OF her condition.
The Street Committee OF the Common Council aWfden'
last evening number OF contracts for street improve
ments. The surces OF Michael Whaien, the contractor
for paving Centralave, asked to be relieved, as they
had ascertaned that the contractor dd not lnlehd 10
plee the work The matter was referred TO tue Cy
Counsel for an opinion
HoBoKEN-The Republican City Convection organized
last night at No III Westinghouse by the appointment
of A. g. Middleton Chairman, and T. NJ KeynoIus as
Secretary. The Convention adjourned until Iuesday
evening next after making the following NOMINATIONS
For Mayor, Summer Is. Coles for City TreasuIcr JOhh
Kamena for City Clerk, John Culough; Tor AssGssoT
Michael Hugg, aud Tor Water Commissioner L. D.
SteasiDg.
TRESIoY-The Court OF Errors and Appeals are hear
ing arguments the OF the Morris Canal Company
against John B. Haight Tax Collector OF jersey Clty
The Company claims 10 be a OF the state, and
therefore not liable for the The amount OF tax ID
$500
WEST HoBoKEN-The confirmation service which was
70 taken place at the Protestant Episcopal ChuTch
Yesterday postponed account or the illness OF
Bishop Odenheimer The annual reports UI the town
Affairs VIII DC made next week.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rHrnMoaErER YB TgaDAy, AT DICKINsoSs IN fARK-
sAm-s!s Neoo-3so d. s-S7o Hidnght-;5o Avcsge-9''
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22
ihnno o1ncements.
BuRYrr1s CocoMNE makes the hair grow.
vIscoNrI's TUSCAN SALAD On-Choice Div

BuRNETT's COCAINE makes the hair grow.
VIscoNTI's TUSCAN SALAD OM-Choice Olive.
WHILE WAITING FOR COUGH "TO co AS 1T
c,aE You ARE SOWING 1HE BSrrER
At ONCE DR. JAMES EIpecroxr SURE CURE coUeHs
ASD COLDS
WHAT ABOUT HEADS Are men criminal
ud to 90 ongl Read PSYCHOLOGICAL JouSAl and learn all
about it ory 20 cts No or year WELLS 39 BOadwsT,
ny
No President, Cashier or Clerk can open
their a closed without giving alarm when
Lrr general ohce. l. HOLMES MuiraJpl
For Morn PATCHES. FRECKLEs, AND TAN,
Use Nom FRcKLR LoroS. Sold BY druggists every
where. Depot ~ Bond ST., Ne"-fork.
Thousands of teeth are sacrificed from neg
lec- U,e LyoSs TooTH TABLET ami save them
Spring STYLES of Gents Hats at manufactur-
er pnees r. LnHESwES, li3 Nsssaus,.. near Spruce.
A-For a frst-class Dress or Business Hat
60 direct manufacturer, EsrESscuED, no N5sausL
CREDIT MOBUIER.
PA0Fs INTERESTING READISG MATTER roV 70 CEsrs
yaton TaE TRBuyEs complete report Of TIE
yEsTI5ATIoS printed single sheet Of eight pages
Two rs crHt'
Fre copies. ..........................1 eel1
G.,1 4 80.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The American Geographical Society will hold
IT'S regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening. at the
Co0pcr Union. Alvan A. SOuthwOrth will read a paper
Oh The soudan, and the Valley of the White Nile"
The next lecture in the Free Course of Sci
enthc Lectures for the People, at the Cooper Unon
Will be delivered tonight in the great hall or the Union
by Prof Louis Esberg, NJ d. OF the University Medical
College. The subject is d" Sound and Hearing"
The depositOrs Of the Stuyvesant Bank re-
solved last evening" at No. % Thrdave to resist ap
pcaon that will be made to the u s. District Court
day by John Platt Receiver OF the Bank. for permis
sion to the lease OF the bank building TO the Six
penny Savings Bank for $4,000. The depOsitOrs claim
that the lease which has seven years ~ run ID worth
SjO0GO.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22
THE PALETTE ART SALE.

The sale of the paintings, water-cOlOrs, and
statuary of the Palette Associations collection was
finished last evening. at the SOmerville Art Gallery.
The bidding very spirited and the prices were
only fair. Resting the Flock" by Rosa Bonheur "Ta-
bic Land OF the Kabyle," by Gmamet, and by
Courbet done in four hours and for which the "Iron
Cross" was awarded, were Withdrawn. Below is Il list
OF the articles with the prices:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Netropolitdn HoieI-The Hon. Thomas Raines. State
TREASURER Lowey, johnson Lord and eSis
s,se and Dnnson Albany Gen. Allen Ruihrrto Washing
Hesan Hoase-Prof a. w Green Of Cornell Uuvers And
Spsrry Postmaster NeW-Ilayen...SL Nth0Lrs Hof1he
v Robert Coyer Of Chicago Gen James Hall q Maine Gen j.
pI ~ syrscuse and Lewis w. Hall Of
iyt Vo-Jage Woodbury. Smith Boston and
Can't Mscaney Of steamship Cuba .Fh fueaas HohMs Char
io Cbwa, Johp NJ Nians Cambridge. Mass Mtior
be British Army Chc Of Richmond and AsscnbTmen Car
ue.er Wight Bbrock Oaklry and Lneon .Sitsroaf
Senator Townend D. Cock Albany. Gey HoaseThs Rsy T.
R,,r of Ehstou
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22
Ut'DSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEST FARMs.-A decision was to have been
rendered Yesterday by Justices Bernard and Gilbert,
but was postponed until April in regard TO the levy OF
tsO ordered by Justice Pratt TO be made at the In
stance OF the Board Of Education OF School District No.
Of this town, for the payment Of site for school
house and work performed thereon: The Democrats,
Thursday evening, nominated the following: John
Bussiug for Supervisor, Ferdinand Meyer for Town
Clerk, WIN. Lent for Justice OF the Peace, Edward
for Assessor, VIM Fitzgerald for Commissioner
OF Highways, Charles Fouke and John Murphy for
Overseers OF the Poor.
KHGsTos-Tho ice on the Hudson River is very porous
and has wasted four inches in "a hours. Passenger
sleighs have been withdrawn from the crossings,
several vehicles having broken through The steamer
but meeting with accident did not start A track will
be broken for the ferTybOat 10 Rhinec to-day Mon
day. A light fell Thursday night and notwith-
standing somewhat colder weather the ieeis thawDg
rapidly.
YoSKERs-Tbe Republicans have made the following
nominations, To he voted for Tuesday night: For
Supervisor Charles r. Dusenberry for Justice OF the
Peace short term. Elisha 8 Patrick; Tor Alderman
First ward Walter Underhll; Second Ward VIM Mac
faraDe; Third Ward, James Stewart; Fourth Ward,
Isaac " Underhl.
,cnAPPAoUA-Beu Benjamin Bliss has been elected one OF
the Trustees of the Union Church 70 MI vacancy
caused by the death OF Horace Greeley.
PoUGHKEEPsIE.-The channel OF the Hudson is open
Peeksk Tue steam ferry boat at West Point be-
ts tips on Thursday.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-ChaTles Selman, boy, age
years was run and had his thigh broken yesterday
Oh NCNhIh-aNt ny u hdkon uIlNtu ny thpt tutief,
city contractor He taken to the Charity Hospital
IA teDement-hOuse belonging to NJ. Martin, at No. l.2
Seventh ST. took fire yesterday afternoon The flames
were the upper story, and were e1nguisbed
by the police. Loss $50 The funeral OF the late Hon
J. f. Randolph occurred at o'clock yesterday after
uoou al his late residence, No ~ Washin gtoDst AT
meeting members OF the Bar. held at the City Hail. 10
take appropriate action concerning the death OF
Mr Randolph the Hon j. W. scudder presided.
Resolutions were adopted expressing the high appreea
ton of the members Of the Hudson County Bar Tor The
ter nj af lan M
funeral IN body. The seryces were conducted by the
Rev Dr. IIpbIie The paILpe2rfrs were Chancellor IA
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22
UNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
Il PANi or EwiORh, Ia aud lf6 broadway,

CASH S58OoO."o
Company continues to loan It's funds Bond aDd Mortgage,
approved uneumbered state, bbvnng
States within fifty miles Of this city.
No charge applicants for commission otherwise made
or permitted directly Indirectly by any oGeer, Trustee person
M employment FOR procuring loans for services in couecuoa there
with except that titles examined the requisite papers
pared by spponed By the COMPANY Whose charges the
presu. for required By Bylaw be limited and
sbe .114A.-l, y ,'--~-;s "a
These regulations and not o recent date bot have been 10
ose d the ComPan, f'r many years.
BY authority o tue Committee Finance.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22
CREDIT MOBILIER.

ART STUDENTS will find in THE TRIBUNE
LECTURE No published the of Art Studies recently
the National Academy Course Price Sc by mail Sc
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13
Notice.

ANY PERSON OR PERSONS CLAIM 4 ing the following described goods seized in Tucson on the 5th day of Septem- Der, 1873, for q violation of the U. S. Rev enue Laws, must come forward within twenty days from the date of this notice, enter their claim and file the required bond for the same, according to section l2 of an Act of Congress of the United States, dated July IS, 1866, termed an Act to Prevent Smuggling and for other purposes.
 Failing to appear within the time speci-
 fed and complying with the above require- ments, said property will be sold at public alction at the Custom House in Tucson, A. T., at o'clock on Thursday the 25th O. September, 1873. Said property con sists of Five 3 Casks of Mescal, contain ing One Hundred (lO0) Gallons, more or less.
 JOHN ". HOPKINS, Deputy Collector. U. s, Custom House, Tucson, A. T.
 September 5, 1873, St
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13
Notice.

{ NY PERSON OR PERSONS CLAIM IA ing the following described property seized in the town Of Tucson, on the 5th day of September, 1873, for a violation of the U. s. Revenue Laws. must come for ward within eight days from date of this notice, enter their claim and file the re- qui-eG bond for the same according t. Sec. I2 of au Act of Congress of the United States, dated July Is, 1866, termed on Act 10 Prevent Smuggling and for other purposes.
 Failing to appear within the time speei- fed and complying with the above require ments, said property will be sold at public auction at the Custom House in Tucson, at ? o'clock, p. m., on the 3th day of Sep tember. 1873. Said property consists of One Horse and One Saddle, One Pair of Oxen and One Cart.
 JOHN ". HOPKINS, Deputy Collector U. $. Custom House, Tucson, 4. T.
 Septemb Der ), 1873. 2t.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13
Treasury Decision.

Following is an item taken from The Army and Navy Journal which is of interest to people who make roads on the public lands. The road in question was built at some thou sands of dollars of cost, and was and is to-day an accommodation to govern mout which is worth money. D7,t T can be seen that government will not pay for its use:
 h reply to the communication of Captain 4. F. Rockwell, A c. M. U. s. Army, Yuma Depot, 4. T., of June 13, 1873, forwarding letter of AIessrs. Wm. 3. Hooper x O., requesting the return of certain certificates in a re- jected claim of Wm. Fourr, proprietor of the Oatman Flat Toll Road, A. T. Quartermaster- General Meigs says, "The claim having been rejected by the Second Comptroller, for the req son that the toll road is constructed on Government lands, and therefore the proprietor has no right to collect tolls on Government teams passing over said road; the matter of the return of the certificates was sub- mitted to the Secretary of War, who decides that they bo not returned, and that the issue of such certificates should cease. Instructions should be given to the local officers to dis continue the issue of such certificates.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13
Copper Mountain District--What is
 Being Done There.

This district lies near the eastern border of Arizona on or near the Francisco River, and not very far from Pueblo Viejo settlement above old Camp Goodwin. E. M. Pearce had surveys for patent to four copper mines there, made last year and ex- poets active mining will be begun on them before many more months.
 MT. Pearce says he has lately re- ceived letters from parties who have located claim in that district called the Longfellow, and they advise him that wagon road is being constructed into the mines for the purpose of ship ping ore; also that the first shipment, which will soon take place, will con- sist of eighty wagon loads. It will be taken to port on the Gulf of Mexico, and sent thence to New York by vessel. It is expected that this shipment will give not only a good return for the outlay, but such an one as will immediately attract the atten- tion of heavy operators to district of Arizona which contains immense deposits of copper and other ores of rich quality.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13

READ J. Perrin &S Co.'s advertisement and for good tailoring, patronize them.
 WILLIAM G. FLouRNoY and G. H. Davis arrived by stage of last evening.
 THE funeral of the late David Morgan yesterday was well attended and by many ot our principal citizens, and they did very creditable act thereby.
 WILLIAM ARCHER, Probate Judge of Mohave county, resigned on August 30. $. w. Wood will be appointed to fill the vacancy.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13
Summons.

IN THE JUDICIAL COURT OF PHE- E nix Precinct, county otMaricOpa, Ter ritory of Arizona.
 Herman Schlosser, plaintiff, against Thomas MeCauley, defendant.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Thomas McCaUley, of PheniX Precinct, county Of Maricopa, Territory Of Arizona, defendant.
 You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in PhenlX, In the county of MaricOpa, Tn an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, and answer the complaint in said action, on file in my office, within forty days lex elusive of the day of service after the service on you of this summons.
 The said action is brought 70 recover from you the sum of seventy-nine dollars, due upon an account for services, and merchandise sold upon an express con tract for the direct payment of money.
 And you are further notified that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint said plaintiff will take judgment against you for the said amount Ot seventy-niue dollars together with costs and damages. To the sheriff or any constable Of said county of Maricopa, greeting; make legal service anu due return hereof.
 Given under my hand this 23d day of August, A. D., 1873.
 Nj. P. GRIFFIN,
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct.
 August 30, 1t.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13
Administrator Notice.

ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY 1N the undersigned administrator of the estate of Vicente Hernandez, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publica- ton of this notice, to the undersigned, at his office at the store O. ZeckendOrf < Well isch, at Tucson, in the county of Pima.
 VIM. ZECKENDORF, Administrator.
 Tucson, 4. T., August Is, 1873. 1t
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13

Gov. COLES BAsHFoRD expects to leave Oshkosh, Wisconsin, about October l, for Arizona. He writes that he will bring his family with him to San Diego. The Governor has for long time contem- plated a move of this kind, and it would not surprise us if he finally brought his family to Arizona to live. He may prefer to have his children remain in San Diego on account of the better educational fa- cilities there at this time, but we think
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13

Having full faith in the country, theF mean to stay by it until the day of gen eral jubilee shall come, Wht n all c0n re- Joice together in its peace an prosperity
 Drop in and examine our stock.
 Exchange sold on all parts 0fthe world
 Photographic transfers made with any section Of the country.
 4 few more of those "Don't mention IAem letL Call quick if needed.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13
From Salt River.

Our Maryville correspondent writes September 1, as follows:
 Yesterday, the prospecting party which left here July 22, returned. They discovered silver lead which they named the Empire. As soon as the rock is assayed, I will send you the value. They found placer dig gings but of such little value they will not work them.
 Rain fell at this place Friday night and part of Saturday, making the road very muddy for a day or two. Salt River rose about IS inches and is very muddy.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13

RAFAEL RON, whose death is announced in this paper, was born in Spain; emi- grated while young to Mexico; was a prominent man there; in MaXimilian's attempt to establish an Empire in Mexico, he was an imperialist and of course found it unpleasant to remain after the failure; has of late years done small business in Tucson, and had the respect and esteem ot all who knew him.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13

IN order not to disappoint our constant visitors to the camp, the full Band, 5th U. $. Cavalry, will perform one of their choice programmes on Sunday, Septem- Der 14 commencing precisely ats o'clock. p. m. The Orchestra will perform at Tucson in accordance with the theatre programme the same evening commenc- ing at $50
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13

NEXT Tuesday is the anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Mexico. The day has always been appropriately celebrated in Tucson and presume it will be this year.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13

LAST Saturday morning, prisoners Geo. Chafee, Robert Wallace, Dan Downey and M C. McClusty escaped from the county jail Soon after Sheriff 0ury and One assistant were in pursuit and in the afternoon found and captured them all low Luichct about vuIvC Iniivo uvIon town. The following morning, Chaffee escaped again, but was found in the after noon at old Camp Lowell, and taken back to his quarters.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13

MR. LARKIN W. CARR arrived from Maricopa Wells by last Sundays stage Yesterday morning himself, w. W. Will Hams and Dr. R. s. Wilbur left town for a look at the country to the sOuthward with view to site for sheep or other stock growing
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13

ON Wednesday, one of Fully, Ochoa 6 Co.'s trains got in from San Carlos and left on Thursday for the Gila to get grain; another arrived from the Chiricahua res eryation on Thursday.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13

RAIN fell slowly pretty much all of last Sunday night. Since then the sky has been mostly clear with pretty warm days.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13
New Discoverles--Tndians--Rain

A letter lately received from Me Dowell says: -
 4 party of prospectors who have been prospecting east of Tonto Basin returned here August 3l. They did not find any placer diggings hut re- port to have discovered several fine silver veins.
 They saw very little sign of Ind inns. Saw one Apache but did not make 0 good Indian of him.
 We have had plenty o+ rain in the last ten days Grass will be plenty. Hot weather IS about over for the season.